Bowling meet at Recreation Alleys draws large entry
There is strong interest in the head-pin bowling tournament to be held tomorrow night at the Recreation Alleys with a large entry list expected. Notable results include Joe Waite’s amateur bout at Oil City and several local matches featuring Snooky Brill, Johnny Junda, Roy Perry, Billy Miller, Nick Russo, and others among a crowded list of contenders.
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Irish Boxing Revival Seen in Free State Talent Surge
Irish boxing seeks prestige as 18 Dublin gym fighters train under Gerald D. Egan to rebuild Ireland’s world prominence. Egan plans to bring top contenders to New York this September and Dublin in July, with matches featuring Bob Olin Stormer, Walter Neusel, and Eric Seelig. Egan expects a national wrestling hero to draw 50,000 fans and over $100,000 in July. Irish wrestlers insist on level matches and genuine competition, avoiding deliberate losses.
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United Press
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Buddy Baer
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Germany
Eric Seelig
Dublin
Danno O'Mahoney
Irland
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Yankees Hope To Play Knoxville In Exhibition Game
The New York Yankees aim to meet Knoxville in an exhibition today after signing Ben Chapman in Nashville. Chapman, who trained with Birmingham for three weeks, is down to 182 pounds, five pounds lighter than at last season's end.
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Nashville
Birmingham
Titusville keg meet entries end today
Titusville Bowling Association reports growing entries for the Invita tional bowling tournament to be held this month. They aim for 86 teams, with today the final day to enter the restricted event offering prizes. Brookyln's interest surrounds rookie pitcher George Jeffcoat as Casey Stengel praises his potential.
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Tiesville Bowling Association
Jeffcoat
Richmond
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George Jeffcoat
Leaksville
Brooklyn
Ch Sox Beat Pirates But Infield Improves In Portrait of Game
Vicksburg April 7 United Press reports the Chicago White Sox defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 2, ending the Pirates seven-game skid. Spencer Woodill pitched the full game for Pittsburgh as a rookie from Pittsburgh, and Kreoyith led the Sox with three hits including a triple. White Sox used three pitchers Whitehead Hutchinson and Wyat who were effective amid the cold. The Pirates showed improvement in fielding with four misplays, three from Vaughan to Sub and Yours.
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Whitehead
Hutchinson
Wyatt
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Yours
Vaughan
Connors Injured in School Gym Scrimmage
Joe Connors athletic director at St Josephs high school was injured Sunday when he crashed into a gym wall during a basketball scrimmage. He suffered a deep cut over the eye requiring four stitches a bruised nose and a wrenched wrist.
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Joe Connors
St Joseph's High School
Louis to Start Training Soon for Schmeling Fight
Joe Louis plans to begin training for the Max Schmeling bout on April 26 in Lafayette New York and Lafayette New Jersey before moving to Lakewood New Jersey. He expects to weigh about 205 pounds for the fight and says he will hit Schmeling hard and knock him out if possible. Louis spoke with Jack Dempsey in Pittsburgh while refereeing an amateur program for Red Cross flood relief.
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N.J
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N. J
Joe DiMaggio Aims for AL Batting Honor This Season
Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees contends he will win the American League batting title this season. The outfielder, a rookie in the outfield, seeks the top batting honors as his goal for the campaign.
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New York Yankees
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Cubs trim roster to 25 after trades and send four to Portsmouth
Chicago Cubs manager Charlie Grimm reduced the squad to 25 players by sending catcher Hal Sueme to the Birmingham Barons and pitchers John Hutchingar and Clawson Vines and infielder Joe Vitter to the Portsmouth team in Portsmouth, Virginia.
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Chicago Cubs
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Birmingham Barons
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Joe Vitter
Portsmouth
Horton Smith Wins Augusta National by One Stroke
Horton Smith, the 3 year old Augusta champion, edged Harry Cooper by one stroke to claim the 1936 Augusta National title amid heavy rain and winds. Gene Sarazen finished third, one back of Cooper, with Bobby Jones returning to tournament play and finishing 38th. The weather disrupted rounds, delaying play and costing the committee about $5,100 in prize money.
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Harry Cooper
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Cooper
United Press
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Paul Bunyan
New York
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Floods Save Beavers List 1935 Game Kill Harrisburg
Pennsylvania trappers harvested under 1,000 beavers during a special week season last month, the Game Commission reported. The commission noted a tail of about 9,000 beavers planned, with a possible next spring season. 1984 and 1985 hunting fatalities and totals were also released, including deer and other game counts and a statewide total of 874,680 licensed hunters.
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Standings and city scores from a busy National League meet
Five-Man Pabst Blue Ribbon standings list New York, Oak Leaf Motors Chicago, and several teams with high scores, plus Singles and All-Events placers across multiple cities. Dizzy WINS DALLAS: Frisch's Cardinals beat Houston and San Antonio exhibitions. Diaz Deatz hurled 89 to 2 victory over San Antonio.
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Pittsburgh Boxers Score on Inter City Card
Pittsburgh amateurs faced strong opponents from New York Detroit and Chicago on an inter city boxing card. The Red Cross show raised about 8000 for flood relief and seven of thirteen bouts were won by local boxers with one district bout. Jack Dempsey refereed three matches and Joe Loula one.
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New York
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Chicago
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Ladies Bowling League Tonight Matches
Tonight's Ladies Bowling League features Van Aees and Fern's Five, Alley Stars and Carroll's Vanities, and Lil's Diamonds and the Blue Ribbons. Two more weeks of competition remain in the circuit.
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Diamonds
Mack Returns to A's Leadership Amid Laryngitis
Connie Mack, recovering from laryngitis, is expected to resume directing the Athletics in Asheville today. Lena Blackburne has been handling duties, while George Puccinelli shines with 23 bases in two days of slugging for the club.
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