Giants Win Exhibition 15-8 Over White Sox Slugfest
In an Oakland San Francisco trip day exhibition the New York Giants routed the Chicago White Sox 15 to 8 led by Frank Grube with four hits and Blondy Ryan scoring four runs. Nine Sox errors helped fuel the blowout as New York built early lead and coasted to victory.
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Giants
White Sox
OS Angeles
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Frank Grube
Sox
Blondy Ryan
New Yorkers
San Francisco
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
P Waner
Trainor
Sut
Babe Herman
Bul Herman
Cubs
Secomd
Goumr
Lon Warneke
Une Jose
Perfect Runner Bill Carr Remembered After Fatal Accident
Pine Bluff, Arkansas born Bill Carr, famed as the "Perfect Runner," lies seriously injured after a car crash ending his career. He had set a 462-10 record for 400 meters at the last Olympics, inspiring coaches and runners with his flawless stride and artistry.
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Navis J Walsh
International News Service
NEW Yorkn
Bill Carr
Pine Bluff
Ark
Philadelphia
Carr
Davis Walsh
Harry Greb
Max Rosenbloom
Mickey Walker
Grover Alexander
Craig Wood Captures Radium Springs Open Title
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey won the 54 hole Radium Springs Open in Albany Georgia with a total of 209 seven under par. He finished three strokes ahead of Johnny Revolta who totaled 212. Horton Smith took third with 243 and Charley Yates led the amateurs with 225.
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Albany
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Wood
Johnny Revolta
Menominee Mich
Horton Smith
Chicago
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Bobby Rice Named Manager of Elmira Team This Season
Elmira New York announced Bobby Rice will manage the Elmira Red Wings in the New York Penn League this season. Rice, formerly Keokuk Ta team manager in the Mississippi Valley league, succeeds Clay Hopper as farm club boss for Branch Rickey’s St. Louis Cardinals operation.
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Bobby Rice
Elmira
Keokuk Ta
Elmira Red Wines
Riches
St. Louis Cardinals
Sunday Night Rice
Clay Hopper
Syracuse Pinmen Lead Doubles In Bowling Tourney
In Columbus Ohio the thirty third American Bowling Congress tournament features two man teams and individuals amid shifts in rankings on Sunday Johnny Martino and Andy Piriano of Syracuse NY lead doubles with 1292 pins while George Ahrbeck of South Bend tops all events with 1956 and posted a 697 three game tally.
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Columbus CO
Johnny Martino
Andy Piriano
Syracuse NY
George Ahrbeck
South Bend
K Mauter
Syracuse
Ahrbeck
Rexola
Milwaukee
Peter M Kelly
Chicaro
Davis
Ind
Reigers
Cincinnati
Jo Martino-A Pinano
W Moore
J Delehanty
New York
L Bukovnick
G Ahrbeck
sDraizic
L. Moore
Steubenville O
J Zimmer
S. Spirato
R. Knade
Chicago
L. Teela
J Heim
Blue
Indianapolis
I Maurer
K. Maurer
W. Draizic
Oddity bout set for Zbyszko and Hackenschmidt clash
Thursday’s Coliseum wrestling card features Karel Zbyszko and Jack Hackenschmidt in a much anticipated bout. Each man has recently lost to George Mack, who plays the role of spoiler, while fans expect a fast paced, technical heavyweight encounter with no clear favorite.
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Karel Zbyszko
Jack Hackenschmidt
California
George Mack
Zbyszko
Mack
Don George
Hackenschmidt
Cave Man
Petrolle Meets Barney Ross In Ring Headliner
New York boxing fans get a six bout card at Madison Square Garden featuring Maxie Rosenbloom versus Bob Godwin for state and NBAA honors. Freddie Miller defends the featherweight crown against Speedy Dado in Los Angeles, while Billy Petrolle faces Barney Ross in Chicago and Battling Show meets Tiger Burns in New Orleans.
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New York
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bob Godwin
Daytona Beach
Fla
New York State
N.B
Speedy Dado
Philippines
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Dado
California
Barney Ross
Citapo
Tony Canzoneri
Billy Petrolle
Chicago Stadium
Tiger Burns
Memphis
Battling Show
Mexico
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Schedule
AP reports yesterday results include New York 3 Baston 2 and Brooklyn 4 Buffalo 1 while Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 4. St Louis 3 House of David 0 and Philadelphia 9 Cincinnati 5. Today’s schedule lists New York against Newark and Philadelphia against House of David at Fort Myers. St Louis versus Boston in St Petersburg.
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Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn Dodgers
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Dodgers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Reds
Tampa
Associated Press
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Baston
Brooklyn
Beaumont
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St Louis
House of David
Philadelpha
Newark
Cils
Clearwater
Philadelphia
Montreal
Winter Haven
Boston
St. Petersburg
Indiana state basketball finals draw large crowds at Butler Field House
The Indiana High School Athletic Association staged the state tournament at Butler University Field House in Indianapolis with 14,000 in the afternoon and 16,000 in the evening for a total of about 30,000 across two sessions. The piece notes long-term feasibility and past reserves of over 50,000, reflecting on the event's popularity and scale.
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Indiana High School Athletic Association
Butler University
Indianapolis
Butler
State Athletic Association
Golf Left Side Myths Debunked by Chester Horton
In his column Chester Horton argues the belief in a weaker left side for left handed or right handed players leads to overexertion and poor swings. He asserts the left arm is capable and warns against pressing during the downswing, inviting readers to request his long iron lesson.
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Chester Horton
Lewis And Browning In Garden Mat Match
Lewis Glendale Calls a veteran who lost his wrestling title to Jim Browning of Verona Missouri a month ago will meet Browning in a return match at Madison Square Garden Monday night. The match features the airplane scissors expert in a bid to regain the title.
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New York
Ed Strangler
Lewis
Governor's Son Ranked High In College Studies
Oklahoma City reports Governor Murrey asserts his son Hissen Burbank ranks in the top fifteen percent of the University of Wisconsin freshman engineering class of 150. He notes a dean’s letter as proof and says discipline and limited funds drive better grades.
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Oklahoma City
Alfalfa
Murrey
Hissen
Burbank
University of Wisconsin
Random Notes From The Sports World On Boxing Baseball And Horses
The piece surveys boxing wrestling and horse racing figures. Strangler Lewis vs Jim Browning and Londos loom for an outdoor bout. Johnny Kilbane trains in Cleveland schools. Harry Davis joins Detroit opener. mentions Fay Mack the gray harness filly. Pepper Martin turns eight in 1936. Fred Merkle’s World Series errors recalled. Jimmy Foxx and 360 yard shots noted. John McGraw predicts top National finish. Slipper Smith Santa Clara coach uses unorthodox cadence. Mercer Beasley hailed as top tennis coach. Babe Ruth diet and fan letters noted. Nick Altrock described as the eatest man in the Senators camp.
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RY Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Strangler Lewis
Jim Browning
Jim Londos
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland Public
Harry Davis
Detroit
Bucky Harris
Davis
Dale Alexander
Alden Calkins
Fay Mack
W. N. Reynolds
Winston Salem
Pepper Martin
Pepper
Fred Merkle
Bill So Down
Jimmy Foxx
Athletics
John McGraw
Cubs
Pirates
Cards
Johnny Gilbert
Pittsboro
Kansas
Santa Clara
Maurice
Mercer Beasley
Ellsworth Vines
Chm Sutter
Frankie Parker
Caroline Babcock
Agua Caliente
England
Babe Ruth
St. Petersburg
Yankee
Prentice Named Head of America Davis Cup Body
Bernon S. Prentice of New York will lead the 1933 Davis Cup drive as chairman of the general committee and selection panel, with Lawrence A. Baker as vice chairman. The North American zone schedule includes ties Cuba Canada Mexico United States with final winners meeting in the United States.
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New York
America
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Bernon S&s. Prentice
Prentice
Lawrence A. Baker
Washington, D. C
Baker
USL
T. A. Prentice
United States
France
Pinehurst
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Cuba
Canada
Mexico
Mexico City
Kalona and Brighton Claim Two Spots On All Conference Team
Kalona and Brighton place two players each on the Ke-Wash all conference selections after Kalona wins the league title in a playoff. West Chester follows with four players, while Kalona defeats Brighton in the final league game.
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Kalona
Brighton
Klentz
Yoder
Formosa
West Chester
Bieven
Keota
Jirsa
Bauer
Tucker
Richland
Bond
Richlands
Livevey
Wellman
Seitzinger
Stoutner
Dunkerton Star Gaddis Stars In Iowa State Cage Title
Wally Gaddis of Dunkerton scored 15 points to lead his team 22 to 20 over Roosevelt Des Moines in the state high school basketball final at Drake Fieldhouse. Alfred Morrison Dean Holdiman Vernon Hall and Ralph Webber joined the standout in an iron man performance after a 26 to 19 semifinal win over Burlington. Dunkerton became the first class B squad to win the state title and to reach the finals, with coach W Harold Hartman rebuilding a largely new lineup.
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Dunkerton High School
Iowa
Wally Gaddis
Burlington
Roosevelt
Des Moines
Roosevelt High
de Moines
Dunkerton
Drake Field House
Roughriders
Gaddis
Alfred Morrison
Dean Holdiman
Vernon Hall
Ralph Webber
W. Harold Hartman
Holdiman
Webber
Orange Township Consolidated
Waterloo
Stagg Heads West to Take New Coaching Post at Pacific
Amos Alonzo Stagg leaves the University of Chicago for the College of the Pacific in Stockton to coach football. He will direct spring practice until May 3, then return to Chicago. he plans to move west with Mrs. Stagg in August and arrange games with St. Mary's and Loyola of Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Stagg
College of the Pacific
Stockton
Calif
California
Local Four Schools Schedule Six Baseball Games
The Letts Conesville Lone Tree and Nichols high schools organize a six game league. The schedule lists matches from April 14 to May 12 with pairings Letts at Conesville Lone Tree at Letts Nichols at Conesville Letts at Nichols Conesville at Lone Tree Conesville at Letts Nichols at Letts Lone Tree at Nichols and Nichols at Lone Tree.
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Columbus Junction
Johnny Risko Champion Spoiler and His Ring Reputation
Johnny Risko, the Cleveland rubber man, is known as a champion spoiler in boxing history. Though past 30 and never a champion, he defeats many top heavyweights and disrupts promoters plans, including Jack Sharkey, earning Tex Rickard’s nickname for him. Also notes Ty Cobb’s 1908 Detroit signing and a botanical aside on Sassafras leaf forms.
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AL Demaref
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Jack Sharkey
Tex Rickard
Resolution Calls Move of Iowa Capitol to Dunkerton
Arch McFarlane of Black Hawk county submits a resolution to the Iowa House urging moving the state capital from Des Moines to Dunkerton in Black Hawk. The measure, noting a Class B state basketball title, shifts to congratulating Dunkerton after initial aims, and passes unanimously.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Dunkerton
House of Representatives
Arch McFarle Jane
Black Hawk County
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Park County
L. D. Teter
Marion County
McFarlane
Cedar Rapids
House
Dunckerton
Girls Meet This Week To Decide Town Cage Title
Des Moines area girls basketball teams move toward the state championships in Des Moines starting Thursday with one finalist yet to be chosen. Wellsburg Reinbeck district dispute unresolved after a storm disrupted lights delaying a Wellsburg game. Richland district tiebreak settled by drawing lots, giving Hillsboro the state berth. Centerville and Alleman open Thursday, Parkersburg withdraws from competition.
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Des Moines
INS
Wellsburg
Reinbeck
Richland
Hillsboro
Cincinnati
Laurel
Chance
Centerville High
Alleman
Parkersburg
Centerville
Lwo
Peccary Uses Musk Gland For Long Range Signaling
The collared peccary carries a musk gland on its back and uses it to send signals. Its scent travels over long distances, aiding communication.
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Ngee R. Witppl
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