Giants Welcome Livelier Ball Says Stoneham Pitchers Safe
Prexy Stoneham and Bill Terry say the New York Giants see clear gains from the faster ball. They point to improved hitting and ongoing success in putting more balls through the infield while noting pitchers handled the change well in prior season World Series play.
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Delhi High Splits With Alumni Teams
Delhi High defeats Fenango 2K 4 35 against alumnae and loses 2% to the alumni in the nics 48 boys. The meet featured inter squad competition between current students and former players.
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West Union Captures Two From Sumner Teams
West Union defeated Sumner 29 to 13 to claim the sweep. Earlier West Union won the preliminary 15 to 6 over Sumner.
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Wrestling Results Reported by the Associated Press
New York wrestler Jack Sherry 215 pounds defeated Sid Westrich 205 in Harrisburg. Brooklyn's Ya-Gino Garibaldi, listed at 1h, threw Bruce Gorias, with a 21% mark. The results include the match times and weight classes from the event.
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Vines Prepares For Tilden Match After California Arrival
Ellsworth Vines sharpened his game two hours after arriving from California as he readies for a professional debut against Bill Tilden next week. Sparring with Bruce Barnes at Park Avenue Armory, Vines showed strong forehand power and notable torques despite a weaker backhand on the boards.
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West Chester Keota Duel Sees Loop Lead In Conference
West Chester and Keota battle for the top spot as the West Conference standings tighten. Keota forges a potential edge after Tuesday’s results as undefeated teams move toward the next meeting.
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Youth Fails To Make Cage Team Then Shoots Self
Trenton youths misfired on a cage tryout and ended his life with a gun in his room on a Wednesday night. The report notes a student associated with a state school, and mentions a separate sports score where Trenton edged Fen Sebo 16 to 3.
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The Right Way to Play Golf Techniques and Tips
A 1934 golf lesson outlines a sequence of body turns crucial for a proper swing. It emphasizes initiating with the right hip, turning the back shoulder, and then the torso to create an inside out club path. The article notes matching practice to mental steps and offers Hortons Untailine Form via mail request.
Tigers Host Clinton in Friday Conference Showdown
Two conference battles Friday as Grant travels to Davenport and Washington hosts Clinton. Senior losses are limited, with Snyder likely to fill Klumpar's spot for Grant while Clinton arrives off a win over Dubuque. Davenport and West Waterloo remain undefeated in the standings.
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128 Golfers Tee Off In Los Angeles Open Meet
Los Angeles AP 128 golfers will start Saturday in the $5,000 Los Angeles Open, the third winter event in California. Ninety qualified from 165 on Wednesday across three courses. 38 were exempt due to 1933 Open and National P A championship play. Bul Mehlhorn, John Geertsen, Al Zimmerman, and Stanley Kertes led 36-hole qualifying, shooting 142 even par.
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California Grid Stars Turn Professional
Los Angeles reports Homer Griffith, USC guard and All American, will turn pro following Aaron Rosenberg and play with the Southern California All-Stars in a pro game against the Chicago Bears in January.
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Babe Ruth Lifestyle Costs Run Big in 1930s Rumors
An eastern source close to Babe Ruth details his high living costs as a public figure. Taxicab bills and hotel suites for Ruth and family exceed 300 dollars monthly with lavish personal staff and a swanky New York apartment. The piece notes Ruth’s annual expenses may top 50 thousand dollars, well above peers, amid ongoing spring training and travel.
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Ranking Of Lott Stirs Dispute In Tennis Rankings
Chicago tennis officials protested George Lott's placement in the national rankings. Lott, a Davis Cup doubles player, questioned why he is tenth while rivals like Mang and Parker hold higher spots despite Lott's victories. The issue awaits ratification at the Pittsburgh meeting on Feb. 10.
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Wilson Beats Anamosa 26 to 21 in Tight Victory
Wilson edged Anamosa 26 21 as Balik Popek and Pisarik each scored five points. Ruhl led Anamosa with 13 points in the loss.
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Community House Hellkats Triumph Over St Pauls 60 27
The Community House Hellkats defeated St Pauls church team 60 to 27 at St Pauls Wednesday night. The Hellkats led 38 to 13 at halftime and showed strong free throw accuracy. Bozanek and Paul Holtz manage the Community House squad and invite more games.
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Martelle Powers Past Troy Mills 46 To 22
Martelle High School earned its sixth straight win by defeating Troy Mills 46 to 22. The score followed a 21 to 16 victory for Monticello high and junior high on January 5, with Monticello set to play at Martelle.
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Center Junction edges Buck Creek 23 21
Center Junction led most of the game and defeated Buck Creek 23 to 21 Tuesday evening. Ian Thompson's Independents earned the win at home.
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Grant Five Licks Alumni Rally To Edge Panthers 19–18
Grant varsity trailed with 1:30 left but a storybook rally in the final minute and a half gave Grant a 19–18 win over the Grant alumni. Freddie Miller sparked the comeback with two long shots to pull within two and tie the game, then Holmes sank a late free throw after Farmer fouled him. Holmes and Miller shared late heroics as the Panthers overcame a 16–14 third-quarter deficit.
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Earlville Night Hawks Narrowly Beat Greeley 21 20
Earlville Night Hawks led Greeley Independents on their home floor Tuesday in a tight 21-20 victory. The Night Hawks travel to Buck Creek Friday for their next game.
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Connie Tears Down To Build Up Connie Mack
Connie Mack reshapes his Athletics in a winter teardown. He disperses stars from the 1914 lineup as he did then, trading pitchers Lefty Grove Walberg Earnshaw and catcher Cochran, and potentially leaving only Foxx and the bat boy on opening day.
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Ruth Willing To Take Reduction In Salary
Ruth Willing To Take Reduction In Salary as reported by Associated Press Sports Faltor.
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Schmeling and Ruth Face Baseball and Boxing Plans
Max Schmeling says he will sail to Chicago to meet Levinsky and pursue a comeback while denying Hitler bans. Babe Ruth weighs another salary cut as he contemplates future roles with the Yankees and potential management, with Joe McCarthy’s contract constraint clarified.
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Bears Open Exhibition Tour Across Texas and California
The Chicago Bears leave for a five game exhibition tour through Texas and California. The first matchup is in Dallas against the Southern Methodist University all stars with games in Dallas Los Angeles San Francisco and San Diego scheduled from January to February. Four regulars miss the trip: Joe Kopcha Bill Buckler Dick Stahlman and Keith Molesworth.
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Alburnett Hawks Triumph Over Lafayette and Rowley
The Alburnett Hawks beat Lafayette 40 to 12 and Rowley 42 to 22 in a doubleheader. They set to face Springville in a Thursday night doubleheader.
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Reds Offer Bottomley In Trade To Braves
New Reds president Larry McPhail visited New York to push trades with Boston owner Emil Fuchs. He proposed First Baseman Jim Bottomley for Baxter Jordan and Dick Guselman, with Fuchs considering the deal.
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Basketball Scores From Associated Press List
Ohio State 41 Princeton 34. Michigan 20 over Michigan State Normal 12. Centenary 31 Ball State 23. Minnis 31 Missouri 23. De Paul 41 Arizona 26. North Dakota 43 Montana State 41. Valley City North Dakota Teachers 344 Montana State 41.
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