Washington Rallies To Beat Dodgers 3–2 Behind Whitehill Seven Innings
Washington Senators rally for three runs in the seventh to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2. Earl Whitehill pitched seven innings for the Nationals, allowing two runs as Jake Powell delivered a triple and two hits. The Dodgers were paced by Frank Lamanske on the mound.
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Helen Waring Reaches Semis in Pinehurst Women’s Golf
Pinehurst NC AP Helen Waring the Pinehurst ace advances to the semifinals of the North and South women’s poll meet by defeating Edith Quer of Residine Py Loup in the second round and earning a chance to meet Charlette Glutting Fot of Pittsburgh who beat Botts Abernathy 3 and 2 in a later match.
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Dodgers Sign Vance To One Year Contract
Dodgers announce a one year contract for pitcher Vance. The move aims to bolster the roster ahead of the season and fills a need in the pitching staff. Detroit and Chicago observers note the deal could impact early spring training plans.
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Harvard to scale back athletics endowment plan
Harvard announces a policy to withdraw support from seven minor sports over four years while endowing football and major sports. An endowment fund aims to cover about 25 percent of expenses, reducing the athletic budget from a 1929–30 peak of 640000 to about 275000 annually, with gate receipts limited to curb dependence.
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Friedman Reappointed City College Grid Coach
SEW YORK UP Benns Fecamen announces the reappointment of the City College football coach by President Fuceenein BP Robinson Paul Rib ot and Dro Alexoreder as assistants. Spring practice begins Friday.
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Dizzy Dean Worn Down by Glad Handers
Star pitcher Dizzy Dean told officials he is tired of autograph seekers and fans crowding his time. He plans rest and may hide his address to protect private life while preparing to open the season with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Champs Crowned In Four Classes Of A B C Meet
The ABC classic concluded in Syracuse with champions in doubles singles five-man and all-event. Don Brokaw of Canton Ohio won the singles with 723 pins. Akron partners Clyde Sumerix and Harry Souers took doubles with 1342. Wolfe Tire Service Niagara Falls captured the five-man title with 3029. Ora Mayer San Francisco won the 1936 all-events title with 2022 total, the first California win in thirty-five years.
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Cavarretta to Start at First Base for Cubs
Chicago Cubs manager Cheilie Gramm announced 18 year old Phil Cavarretta will open the season at first base. Cavarretta has shown rapid improvement and will get every chance to compete for the job. The Cubs return from Chattanooga where they swept the Yankees and Southern league club and will open a three game series with the White Sox Friday.
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Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Wrestlers win by decisive pins in scattered matches across cities including Wilmington Omaha Holyoke Tren ton and New York. Ireland defeated Emil Dusek in Wilmington while Leo Numa beat Bull Martin in Holyoke and Maurice La Chappelle downed Frateesi in New York.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From AP Relay
At Lynchburg Virginia Detroit A and Cincinnati mixed results before rain ended play in the sixth. Bridges and Hasworth Hollingsworth and Campbell contributed in a tense game. In Little Rock Pittsburgh defeated Chicago with a late rally. Hoyt and Padden logged key innings as Lyons Sewell Shea backed the effort. In Newark Newark split the doubleheader with WaseFerrell Rhodes Walpert R Ferrell and Smith Wicker contributing on offense.
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Cornell And Iowa Men Win Jousts In National Mat Meet
Oklahoma City AP report notes early first round wins by Cornell College of Iowa and wrestlers from Iowa U and Baltimore. John Eareckson defeat Vernon Bowman in 3:28 with bar arm headlock, Earl Kielhorn thrashes John Keeler in 6:04 using cradle and double arm rack, Dale Brand of Cornell College beats Joseph Gianfortoni.
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Lowden Leads Wapsie Eight Standings After Tight Win
Clarence Cardinals shut out Bennett nine 3 0 to tie for second place as Lowden preserves a narrow lead in the Wapsie Eight Loop. The fall standings carry into spring play with Clarence threatening in next Tuesday's key matchup.
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Ancient Tarascon Castle to Become a Museum
Tarascon in Provence announces the transformation of the ancient Castle of Tarascon into a museum. The site, a 200 year old chateau and 200 year prison, will house Provençal folklore art and history objects and honor King Rene and local legends including the Tarasque festival.
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Trojan Revolver Squad Edges Police Team by 29 Points
The Trojan revolver club defeated the police department team 2049 to 2020 in a close match. Orth led the Trojans with 432 of 450, while Captain Steve Stolba topped the police with 429. The event featured multiple firing courses and a high combined score by Orth and Stolba, with plans for quarterly meetings.
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Miss Rawls Wins Two Events In Swimming Meet
Katherine Rawls an 18 year old from Miami Beach Florida dominated the National women s swimming and diving championships entering its second night at the Lake Shore Athletic club She won the 100 yard freestyle in 1 03 breaking Lenore Kight s former mark by .4 seconds and captured the 300 yard individual medley in 4 96 breaking her own national record Jack Medica added 300 yard American and world records Adolph Kiefer set new marks in backstroke events with 400 meters in 5 17 8 and 500 yards in 6 01 5 both records]]
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Tigers and Panthers Set for Dual Meet
Grant and Washington face off in a Saturday outdoor cinder meet at Coe. Coaches Paula and Winter expect a balanced, hard fought event with Panthers favored in middle distance and distance races while Washington edges in sprints and hurdles. Both squads lack top form due to facilities and weather.
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Grant Slated To Battle China In Davis Cup Match
NEW YORK AP Bryan M bitsy Grant the pint sized Georgian who has pursued Davis cup glory is named to the American team to meet China in a North American zone cup tie in Mexico City next month. Atlantan national clay court champion and Frank X Shields hold singles duties with Donald Budge and Gene Mako in doubles as the final team is revealed within two weeks.
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Big League Chieftains Upset By Dean Outside Bonus
Judge Landis and league presidents condemn outside payto-play deals in baseball. Dizzy Dean and Buck Newsom face scrutiny over gifts and contracts from outsiders, with officials calling the practice absurd and unwritten-law prohibited. Alva Bradley backs Landis stance, asserting discipline for any player accepting outside money.
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Orwell Settles Pay Differences With Demons
Ossie Orwell departed for Excelsior Springs Missouri to join the Des Moines Western league team as first baseman and pitcher. He received a telegram from management agreeing to his salary demands settling his status as a holdout.
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