Americans Rout Japanese 71 7 In Meiji Stadium
Meiji university fielded a native squad to meet U S college stars in Tokyo. The heavy Americans won 71 to 7 before about 50 000 spectators as Japanese players showed grit against forward passes and quick runs though their offense faltered. An all Japan team faces the visitors next Saturday at Meiji Stadium with high hopes for a stronger contest.
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Babe Ruth
Meiji University
California
Accave
Meiji Stadium
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Japan
al Maloney
University of Southern California
Ruths Passing a Blessing to Yanks
United Press Sports Editor reports a changed Yankee spirit after Babe Ruth left the club. Manager Joe McCarthy privately summoned players for a postwork moment described as a secret and pivotal conference in Saint Petersburg Florida.
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Yankee
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Joe
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Trojans Urge Fetch of Prep Athletes for USC Rise
South California publicist Al Wesson argues that USC must lure prep stars to regain its Pacific Coast sports prominence. He cites Stanford and California as rivals with strong out of state backfields and warns of pro selling of athletes, while noting Fordham era style discipline and Ruth era headlines.
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University of Southern California
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Pacific Coast
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Stanford
Aince Toell
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Cornell Track Team to Lean on Freshmen Next Season
The Cornell varsity track squad will rely on sophomores and several promising freshmen after losing most veterans. Key returnees include Keifer and Ladew as top performers, with Burt OConnor guiding a younger lineup through a slate of meets and the Mid West conference showdown.
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Town
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Cedar Mapide
Motmoun
Cubs Down Seals 12 to 4 in San Francisco Debut
Chicago Cubs opened their 1935 San Francisco visit with a 12 to 4 win over the Seals. Augie Galan led the Cubs with four hits, driving in runs as six Cubs scored in the third inning. Bill Lee pitched five solid innings before Bryant, who struggled at times, relieved.
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Ballou
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Cubs
Bryant
Lee
Phillies wallop Bears 4 0 as homers pace win in Clearwater
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Newark Bears 4 to 0 in Clearwater. Todd Watkins and Sperry hit solo homers, all clearing the right field fence. Newark threatened in the ninth with the bases loaded but Richardson grounded out to Bramhall.
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Newark
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Senators Rout Blues In Exhibition Tilt At Mobile
Bump Hadley and Monte Weaver combined for an 11 to 1 win for the Washington Senators over the Kansas City Blues in Mobile. The visitors pounded out fifteen hits led by Red Kress with three singles driving in four runs as he closes in on Lynn Lary for the shortstop job.
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Leibsohn Motor team wins Linn county table tennis title
Dell Leibsohn captured the Linn county men’s tournament in Marion to lead the Leibsohn Motor company to the team championship. Teammates include Sid Leibsohn and, in the photo, Harley Hollenbeck, Ted Vernimont, Horace Achter with Sally Jones and Barbara Davis noted among the women participants.
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Ted Vernimont
Horace Achter
Sally Jones
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Schmeling's Manager Joe Jacobs May Wind Up In Back Of A 77
Coral Gables sports writer notes the return of Herr Direktor Joseph Jacobs to the boxing scene linking Max Schmeling to possible future bouts with Max Baer. The piece satirically questions matchmaking and political links while recalling Baer’s decisive victory and Schmeling’s exhaustion in the arena.
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Des Moines Bowlers Dominate Early Midwest Tourney
In Des Moines Irene Barkquist and Margaret Stoneroad led doubles with a 1019 total and 98 handicap while Ruby Carter placed nineteenth in singles with 502 and 104 handicap. The midwest A A women’s bowling tourney opened Saturday at Grand Lanes with strong showing from local competitors.
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Irene Barquist
Margaret Stoneroad
Ruby Carter
Pitt Releases Grid Card For Next Year
Pitt confirms a nearly complete 1936 football schedule with only one opener unfilled. Duquesne resumes as a regional threat after Elmer Layden’s improvements. The card includes Fordham Notre Dame Nebraska West Virginia Ohio State Duquesne Notre Dame Fordham Penn State Nebraska Carnegie Tech with games listed on September 26 through November 26.
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Elmer Layden
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Ohio State
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Dugquesne
New York
Penn State
Lincoln
Carnegie Tech
Cambridge Track Team Beats Oxford 7-4 in Rain at White City
Cambridge earned a 7-4 victory over Oxford in their annual track meet held at White City amid heavy rain. American athletes had limited impact with Texas's Wilson Elkins finishing second in the pole vault and Virginia's Fenton Gentry placing second in the shot put.
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Oxford
White City
Wilson Elkins
Texas
Fenton Gentry
Virginia
Yarosz Bout Postponed After Knee Trouble
Teddy Yarosz knee gave way again causing the postponement of his scheduled middleweight bout in Cleveland Monday against Abie Bain. The Monacan fighter previously cracked his left knee cap in a New Year’s Day match in Scranton against Babe Risko.
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Teddy Yarosz
Cleveland
Abie Bain
Yarosz
Scranton
Babe Risko
Hall And Reese Reach South Atlantic Net Finals
J Gil bert Hall of South Orange New Jersey and Billy Reese of Atlanta earned finals spots in the South Atlantic states tennis tournament in Augusta Georgia. Hall defeated Bitsy Grant 6 1 1 6 6 1 in an exhibition match showing a no racket last set.
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Billy Reese
Atlanta
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Bryan
Bitsy) Grant
Exhibition Baseball Results From Florida Trip
AP report details scores and lineups from games in St. Augustine and other Florida sites. Teams include Boston Chicago New York Cincinnati Cleveland Philadelphia Brooklyn Detroit and St. Louis with players like Dietrich Foxx Jorgens and Dickey appearing in box scores.
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van Washington
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Nigeeling
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Frisch Urges Hustle As Cardinals Eye Strong Season
In Bradenton Florida Frank Frisch, manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, stresses hard work and dedication. He cites past battles with the Giants, notes Charley Gelbert’s return, Terry Moore’s potential, Pepper Martin’s renewed form, and a strengthened pitching staff headlined by Malone Walker and the Deans for 20-win expectations.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Terry Moore
Pepper Martin
Pat Malone
Bill Walker
Bill Hallahan
Iowa Swimmers to Compete in NCAA Tournament
Four swimmers and a diver from the University of Iowa head to Cambridge Massachusetts for the national NCAA swimming championships under Coach David Armbruster. Travelers include Adolf Jacobsmeyer Dick Westerfield Wilbur Wehmeyer Jack Sieg and Bill Busby with Jacobsmeyer Westerfield Sieg set for the 300 yard medley relay and Sieg slated to showcase the fish tail kick before events.
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Iowa
New York City
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Dick Westerfield
Wilbur Wehmeyer
Jack Sieg
Bill Busby
Jacobsmeyer
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Head Play Wins Bay Meadows Handicap at Bay Meadows
Head Play owned by Mrs Silas B Mason won the $25000 Bay Meadows handicap at Bay Meadows San Mateo beating Time Supply last year s winner into second and Gusto into third A crowd of about 15000 watched as rough weather left pools of water on the track Head Play won by three and one half lengths in two minutes three fifths.
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San Mateo
Cali
Silas B Mason
Gusto
Didrickson aims for golf title before marriage
Babe Didrickson, 21 going on 22, says she plans to win the national AAU women's golf title within a year and then challenge for the British championship. She intends to retire from basketball and track to focus on golf, hoping to become the first American woman to win the British title.
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Tex
Mildred
Babe” Didrickson
Miss Didrickson
Fifty Entries Forecast for Prep Indoor Meet
Iowa City reports more than 50 high schools expected to enter the state interscholastic indoor track meet on April 6. Only Clear Lake and Stanwood filed entries. North High of Des Moines aims to defend its team title in the fourteen event program. University of Iowa coach George Bresnahan expects nearly 500 athletes to enter before the April 1 closing date.
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Clear Lake
Stanwood
North High of
Des Moines
George T. Bresnahan
University of Iowa
Iowa Track Opens Outdoor Season With Joint Meet
University of Iowa will start outdoor track against Cornell and Coe on April 13 in a combined meet in Iowa City. The Old Gold team schedules nine contests including Drake Relays and Big Ten championships with dates across April May and June.
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University of Iowa
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Coe
George T. Bresnahan
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Iowa
Coe-Cornell
Towa
Missouri Names New Wrestling Captain
NAMED MAT PILOT, COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) Hare old Starr of Moberly, a two-letter man, is the newly elected captain of the 1936 University of Missouri wrestling team.
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Hareold Starr
Moberly
University of Missouri
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