Dizzy Dean Seeks Return With Three Point Salary Plan
Dizzy Dean proposes three options to rejoin the St Louis Cardinals including a straight 40000 for the season, an 80000 three year deal, or 1600 per game with terms retroactive through his full term. His wife Mrs. Dean backs his stance and outlines his past earnings and contract history amid public disputes with rival clubs.
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Radenton
Fla
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Jerome Herman
Dizzy
Dean
Branch Rickey
St Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Serses
Will Dicker
Divey
Alwaays
Kearns Denounces 30 Day Suspension
The report notes Kearns voicing irritation over a 30 day suspension. It references unclear quotes and names, with fragmented lines suggesting a disputed disciplinary action and ongoing response from involved parties.
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Kearns
Challenger Of Ross Has Weight Advantage
The report notes a weight edge for the challenger in the Ross bout with discussions of scale targets and expected performance. it references Wayne Tre Vancees and other names in a distorted text. Details on venue or exact weights remain unclear.
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Challenger
Ross
Sectional basketball B division promises tight race
In the B section four or five teams carry strong records and dark horse chances. Alburnett leads with Scheuller Sloan Bugg, Lisbon returns to challenge county champs Roup and Robbins, Monroe Township Toddville and Toddville’s Bowers and Newman loom large. Ely, Tiffin, Oxford and others also expected to contend in opening rounds.
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Alburnett
Scheueller-Sloan-Bugg
Lisbon
Roup
Robbins
Monroe Township
Toddville
Bowers
Newman
Walker
Tiffin
Johnson County
Ely
Clark
N Krob
Oxford
Joe
Ely Shuersille
Center Point
Viola
Norway
Wampler Poised To Elevate Lou Plummer In Duel
In Mememphis wrestling arena buzz, Lou Plummer faces Wampler in a high stakes duel lauded as a potential turning point. Plummer has surged with recent wins drawing veteran scrantons and regional contenders, while Wampler vows a bold performance as fans anticipate a dramatic outcome.
Wrestling Results From Portland and Across Regions
Associated Press round up shows Cement O'Neil defeating Tony Morelli in Portland. In New York Joe Dusck beat Vic Christy 211. Montreal’s Yvon Robert beat Bean Delton 25 in Salt Lake City. Baltimore’s Kussy West topped Mford Johnson 225 after Johnson could not continue past six minutes.
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Associated Press
Portland
Cement O'Neil
Tony Morelli
New York
Joe Dusck
Nebraska
Vic Christy
Los Angeles
Phil Adee Pula
Yvon Robert
Monreal
Bean Delton
WAC Kussy West
Tou Trummer
Baltimore
Mford Johnson
Minnescals
Johnson
Brooklyn Figures On Night Baseball
Brooklyn's National League club considers night games at Ebbets Field this season with estimates for installation being reviewed. The idea, pushed by Cincinnati's Larry McPhail, aims to capture unclaimed daytime attendance and widen gate receipts, possibly expanding to 200000 admissions for post sunset events.
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Davis J Walsh
International News Service
Clearwater
Fla
Brooklyn
Ebbetsfield
Dodgers
New York
Dandruff
Jacob Ruppert
Cincinnati
Larry McPhail
National League
Only War Can Stop Olympic Games Says Head Of Committee
Berlin dispatch reports the Olympics face political obstacles as France Czechoslovakia Roumania and Jugoslavia considered boycott. Dr Theodore Lewald insisted only war could stop the games, dismissing economic or political pressure as ineffective.
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Germany
Carnivel
Geneva
France
Ceechostorskit
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Retusa
Theodore Lewald
Olmpics
Suth
Catholic Girls State Tournament Opens In Dubuque
The state Catholic high school basketball tournament will be held at Columba College gym in Dubuque on March 1 and 2. Games start after noon with a consolation round on the final day. Teams include St Johns, Peosta, Visitation, Dubuque Rudolphinum, Protovia, St Clements, Bankston, St Josephs Bellevue, St Joe, Dubuque Assumption, Cresco, St Columbkille Dubuque, Immaculate Conception Dubuque, St Wenceslaus Cedar Rapids, and St Marys Watertown.
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Catholic Wild
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Dubuque
St Johns
Peosia
Visitation Dubuque Rudolphinium Protovia
St Clements
Bankston St Josephs
Bellevue
St Joesephs Dub
Boxing roundup of AP reported results across cities
The Associated Press list notes Sagillo outpointing Sorbett in Richmond and Quarles defeating Feldman in New York. It records McLean beating Walker in Cincinnati and Kellew stopping Vaurdin in Akron. Herrera outpoints Mancini in Pittsburgh while Jackson KOed Mass in Baltimore. Knox knocks out Bos Mrowa in Dayton and Pure outpoints Serrian in Washington.
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Chicago
Frankie Sagillo
Ierro
Tommy Sorbett
Omaha
Richmond
Norment Quarles
Wendersonville
Lew Feldman
New York
Quincy Wl
Scotty Mclean
Pearla II
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Kid Kellew
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Jimmy Vaurdin
Cleveland de Pittsel
Tony Herrera
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Pettsbural
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Tas Winkrasille
Cling Haltimora
Bookey Jackson
Iilvan
Dayton
Nuddy Knox
Wie
Bos Mrowa
Town
Washington
Mickle Serrian
Scranton
Baseball Tales Tie to Grove Miller Pact and 26 inning Classic
The piece recounts Lefty Grove and Bing Miller as central figures in a tale of loyalty and late career resurgence with the Red Sox, aided by Connie Mack and Eddie Collins. It also notes the 1920 Boston Brooklyn 26 inning game featuring Cadore and Oeschger, detailing line scores, fielding, and longer-term impacts on pitchers’ arms.
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Lefty Grove
Bing Miller
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Portsider
Benton County
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Eddie Collins
Red Sox
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Leon Cadore
Dodgers
Joe Oeschger
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Pick
Ward
Olson
Oeschger
Cadore
Oescheer
Decatur
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Optic
Weight a Problem with Many Players in Baseball Camps
Many major leaguers report underweight or near playing weight as spring camps open. Notable notes include Lefty Gomez at 167 pounds, Jimmy Foxx at 183, Georg Earnshaw at 205, and Dick Bartell at 167, with managers concerned about pace, stamina, and maintaining weight for the 154 game schedule.
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New York
Lefty Gomez
New York Yankees
St Petersburg
Rat with Hobby Keeps Museum in Oregon Hideaway
Dan Mc Cowan, a Canadian naturalist, notes a bushy tailed rat in Toledo Oregon maintains a museum. He trades bark pieces for each spoon or museum item collected, creating a tiny personal exhibit.
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Toledo
Ore
Dan McCowan
McCowan
Wisconsin Regents Cleared of Western Conference Violations
A Wisconsin conference of regents and faculty members concluded the UW regents did not violate Western conference rules in dismissing Clarence Spears Walter Meanwell and William Fallon. The meeting led to the removal of a regent from the athletic board and gave the faculty direct voice in future appointments. President Glenn Frank will present recommendations for a new faculty athletics board at the regents meeting.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Clarence W. Spears
Walter Meanwell
William Fallon
Glenn Frank
Wisconsin
University Athletic Board
Frank
Regents
Meanwell
Pairings Made For Girls Cage Meet On Stanwood Court
Northeast district girls basketball tournament at Stanwood features Monona Quasqueton Waterville and Stanwood. Round robin format with top two advancing to Des Moines. Waterville favored. games set Thursday to Saturday with referee Glenn Gordon.
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Monona
Quasqueton
Waterville
Des Moines
Glenn Gordon
Hampton
Pirates Begin First Training Camp Game Sunday
San Antonio reports Pic Traynor considers moving back the fence as Paul Waner Pep Young and Johnny Dickshot homer over it during Pirates training field drills. The Pirates schedule their first intrasquad camp game for Sunday.
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San Antonio
Pic Traynor
Pirates
Paul Waner
Pep Young
Johnny Dickshot
Bucs
De Molay Basketball Tournament Set With Eight Teams
The twelfth annual De Molay tourney announces eight early entries including Ottumwa Iowa City Jefferson Washington Valley Junction Des Moines Perry and Burlington. Games run April 2 3 and 4 at Coe College with entries accepted until March 14 and pairings set March 18. Moray Eby Coe athletics director manages the event and Cedar Rapids fields a strong contender.
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Coe College
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Jefferson
Washington
Valley Junction
Des Moines
Perry
Burlington
Moray Eby
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Skyscraping Oilers Face New York College Stars in MSG
The McPherson Oilers, Missouri Valley champions and 1935 NAU runners up, travel to Madison Square Garden to play a New York college all star squad coached by Claire Bee. Oilers, 6 feet 4 inches average height, have won 13 of 15. opponents include NYU St Johns Manhattan Botdham St Francis and City College.
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New York
McPherson
Kan
Oilers
Uncle Sam
Madison Square Garden
Claire Bee
Long Island University
Blackbirds
New York University
St. John
Fifteen Schools Enter Indoor Meet in South Bend
Fifteen schools entered the Central Intercollegiate Conference indoor meet with 173 athletes set to compete in South Bend. Notre Dame leads entries with 29 athletes followed by Pittsburgh 23 Michigan 23 Marquette 23. The tenth annual event opens Friday with preliminaries as Pittsburgh defends its title against Michigan State Marquette Kansas State and others.
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Ind
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Pittsburgh
Michigan
Marquette
Butler
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Wayne U
Michigan Normal
Western State
North Central
Grinnell
Simmons Joins Iowa Track Practice For Big Ten Dash
Ozzie Simmons, star Iowa football halfback, reported to track practice under Coach George Bresnahan. He is a candidate for the 60 yard dash in the Big Ten meet in Chicago Friday and Saturday.
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Iowa City
Ozzie Simmons
University of Iowa
George Bresnahan
Chicago
Cashman’s technical KO opens CCC boxing tournament
In Memorial Coliseum Monday night ten CCC camps staged a 25 bout program with 17 knockouts. Milton Cashman of Maquoketa defeated Joe Vergans of Cresco to claim a technical knockout in the opening fight amid a crowd awaiting more.
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Memorial Coliseum
Milton Cashman
Maquoketa
Joe Vergans
Cresco
Cashman
Vergans
Milsing
Tommy Vizal
Clinton Woodford
Solon CCC
Vizal
Woodford
Forrest. Zwer
Marlon
Edward Thompson
McGregor
Rex Croft
Eldora
Arthur Kersey
Hampton
Perry Oliver
Solon
John Shady
Sigourney
Braquokets
Ralph Drake
Marion
James Hartin
Decorah
Charles Cryls
Robert McIntire
Harmon
Henry Weitzel
Jimmy Woodard
Leslie Stroud
Walter Dreher
Sparky Cross
Fairfield
Ernest Caster
Lester Smith
Marty Nemirovsky
Cletus Haupert
Siourney
Paul Hill
John Malone
John Broussard
Bob Walker
George Francis
Wilson Zuce
Vernon Mangler
Slourney
Don Walton
Mareon Brooks
Crescon
Bud Ozburn
Drexel Lau
Jerry Baumgartner
Dick Uhlenhopp
Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Favored in Big Ten Indoor Meet
CHICAGO UP Michigan's defending champions were classed as favorites with Wisconsin and Indiana in the twenty sixth annual Big Ten indoor track meet. Wisconsin and Indiana, consistent point winners this indoor season, have stars to challenge Michigan's team strength.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Cunningham Hopes To Rate Olympics
Iowa City based report states Glenn Cunningham world champion miler is in good condition and aiming for a place on the Olympic squad. He has dropped five of six indoor races this year and will try to beat Gene Venzke and Joe Mangan at the Knights of Columbus games in New York.
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Iowa City
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Joe Mangan
New York
Brown Bomber Joe Louis Joins Negro Life Insurance Board
Joe Louis known as the Brown Bomber was elected a director of Victory Mutual Life Insurance Co in Chicago. The appointment cites his achievements character and ability to inspire Negro youth nationwide.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Victory Mutual
Iowa State Swimmers Rout Washington in Non-Conference Meet
Iowa State defeated Washington University Mermen 63 to 21 in Ames. The Cyclones won eight first places and six seconds, set two pool records, while St. Louis claimed a single win in the 200 yard backstroke event.
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Ames
Iowa State
Washington University
Mermen
St. Louis
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