South Teams Shine In Open High School Champs
South dominates opening round of the national high school basketball championship. Ashland Ky and Central High Oklahoma City advance in a day filled with strong defense and standout performances. Coastal and western squads like Athens Tex and Granite Salt Lake City also post wins as first round action continues.
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Connecticut
Bert Demby
United Press
Chicago
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Independence
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Darby
Athens
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Teins
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John Tompkins
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Heath
Kyi
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Rotor
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Heager
Wheeler
Missy
Ayeay
Winnemucca
Jens
Wheatland
Wyo
Newport News
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Mont
Lakeland
Fla
Valley City
M Johnson
Oklahome Center
Font’ Eirere
Mcblyn
Sanit
Johnson
Worl
Pro basketball titles seen by Rosenblums rise in Cleveland win
Recap of the world pro basketball final where the Rosenblums defeated Fort Wayne 30 to 22 to claim the title, with details on shooting efficiency and lineup comparisons to the Celtics. Noting Nat Holman’s absence and the Cleveland lineup’s strength as a title-contending unit.
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Corry
Rosenplums
Raines
New York Celtics
Rosenblums
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Phiysoff
Hoosiers
Neit
Rosies
Barry
Ohioays
Ort Wayne
Cleveland
Celtics
Nat Holman
D Basketball Authority
New York
Johnny Beckman
Barty
Beckman
Foward
Joe Lapolick
Dehnert
Husta
F Téim
Special Matches on Corry Alleys Fitzgerald Wright Out Again
In New Orleans April reports say Fred Mraimmons of the New York Giants and Cecil Fergeon discuss Wright out with a sore lap after being hit by a drive in ball practice. Wright, likely limited for several days, left the game yesterday as the Giants and Indians prep for the season opener. He hit a home run as a pinch-hitter in Miami, while Brooklyn left Miami yesterday.
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New Orleans
Fred Mraimmons
New York Giants
Piloners
Iaid Wright
Jacksonville
Fis
Gleih Wright
Giants
Cleveland Indians
Cecil Fergeon
Wright
Brooklyn
Mian
Peason
Jgeaim
Braves
Miam
Robbn
Laufer and Spence Duel at Indoor Nationals
Walter Laufer of Lake Shore A C Chicago battles Walter Spence unattached Philadelphia for top honors at the national AAU indoor championships. Laufer leads in points while Spence, who set a world record in the medley relay, closes the gap with a bold late surge. The 100 yards and medley events were contested with Laufer edging Spence in the sprint and Spence triumphing in the medley.
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William J. Dunn
United Press
New York
Walter Laufer
Lake Shore
A.C
Chicago
Walter Spence
Philadelphia
Spetoe
Laufer
Spence
Fle
Jeading
Toale
Bougen
Firsh
Onion sets and sweet peas advertised by Union Produce Co
Old reliable oil store offers garden seeds including onion sets and sweet peas. Union Produce Co located at Hammond Boulevard promises a full farm supply selection for growers seeking dependable seed and related supplies.
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Reliable Oil
Union Produce CO
Pirates Hold Off Yankees 13-11 In Five Inning Tilt
Pirates defeated the New York Yankees 13 to 11 in five innings. Hill pitched five innings allowing nine hits while fanning Ruth and Meusel. Larry French started for Pittsburgh and held the lead until the ninth when he weakened, Dawson finished to stop a Yankee rally.
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New York Yankees
New York
Corsairs
Buca
Yankee
Yankees
Hill
G Tod
Windle
Fine
Ruth
Meusel
Larry French
Dawson
Boxing and hockey plans stir Cleveland Akron ties in league bid
Stage Sports Glevelany announces a bout between Johnny Risko of Cleveland and Myers K. C. Chrintar of Akron as part of a broader push by Sportsmen's Enterprises to stage boxing matches while Madison Square Garden Corp of New York eyes entry into the American Hockey League with a new hockey rink project. Clayton Ly Towne is named board president, JR Garrett as vice president, J.2. Jones as treasurer, Johnny Kilburns linked as match-maker, and Matt Hinckel named promoter candidate.
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Aiigor
Cleveland
Rlikectors, JR
Garreht
Carela
J. 2. Tones
Johny
Kilbutns
Matt Hin ‘Kel
Cardinals Seek Fourth Straight Win in Columbus Appearances
The St. Louis Cardinals arrive in Columbus Georgia after three straight victories. They were set to face the Columbus Southeastern League club today as Ty Cobb watched from the grandstand while the Gamis had defeated Jacksonville 2 to 1 yesterday.
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Columbus
St. Louis Cardinals
Gamis
Jacksonville
Reading girl wins second round in golf tournament
Reading girl Adith Guile from Reading Pit advanced to the third round of a women's north and sent golf tournament by defeating Mire Hill, the defending champion from Kansas City. Guile showed steady play with Consistent golf. she built a lead and secured a key victory yesterday.
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Migsadith Guile
Reading
Pit
Mire OS. Hill
Kansas City
Yham
Pion
Aintt
Independent Nine Agitated In This City
Howard Ty Crananty submits plan to form an independent baseball team in Corry to revive local play. Supporters seek a strong club with potential two or three imported players and a capable manager, aiming to field a team able to compete with the best in the region. Early meetings likely as agitation grows.
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Hefilen
Howard Ty Crananty
Aseball Cigh
Corry
Selleyad
Unis
Itta
Vorne Group
Nll
Thevenow in Critical Condition After Auto Crash
Philadelphia National League shortstop Tommy Thevenow remained in critical condition after an automobile accident near Lake Placid. Harold Elliott, also a Phillies player, was injured as two cars collided and vehicles overturned. Thevenow suffered a broken nose and jaw with possible additional head injuries, with condition still listed as critical and physicians awaiting updates.
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Pla
Tommy Thevenow
Philadelpha
Xny Pictures
St. Louly Nationals
Infelder
Harold Flliott
Phillies
Lake
Winter Haven
Bothy
Phillies Beat Columbus to Split Doubleheader in Spring Play
The Philadelphia Phillies defeated Columbus 8 to 4 for their second straight win after Friday’s comeback in the seventh inning. The clubs finish exhibition play before the regular season as Philadelphia prepares for a series with the Athletics.
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Columbus
Winter Haven
Fis
Flladelphia
Zenies
Athletics
Columbus American Association
Last Night’s Fight Results Across Cities
Ey United Press reports Bud Taylor of Mulwau de defeated Henry Faleghd in eight rounds at Akron. Gorilla Jones stopped George Field in the first round at a scheduled 10 round welter bout in Akron. Louis Kaplan beat Joe Mitek in New Haven in ten rounds.
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United Press
Mulwaude
Bud Taylor
Porte Haute
Tid
Henry Falegahd
Sid Wrancisco
Akron
Gorilla Jones Alron
George Field
Jones
New Haven
Gonn
Louis
Erby Fails to Impress in Camp Report
Philadelphia and Fort Worth clash as two Yank teams diverge over money and guarantees. Pyle faces mutiny from his runners while crowds, chorus girls, and journalists observe tensions at a spring camp in the era.
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Philadelphia
Pyle
Wilemington
Ovina
Mwenenul
New York
Fort Worth
Texas
Austin
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