International League pennant race targets three teams
The 1937 International League season is seen as a three‑way battle among Buffalo Rochester and Newark. Buffalo led by coachs and veterans fields a strong lineup with Stubby players plotting to defend the 1936 title while Newark roams for Yankee help and Rochester seeks major league additions. Rochester's mound depth and catching talent anchor their bid, Newark's power bats and rookie trio backstop the drive, with all clubs eyeing extra major league callups to begin the season.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
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Jack Grouch
St. Louis Browns
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Frankie Frisch
Orioles
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Ce- Glacell Melton
Fork Giants
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Law
Doubles Keg Meet Set For Glass H bowling event
Arrangements completed for a Glass H doubles bowling tournament at Hed ication Alleys on Thursday evening. Entry fee is 81 with keglets available. No Class A bowlers may enter. Signups open for most of the alloys. Partner selection method not yet decided.
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Keglets
Oilers to Play Five Night Games on Schedule
Ol City High football schedule for next season includes nine games, five at night, with key games at Jocas Mitchell Avenue field. Director George B. Millovy released the schedule listing Youngsville, Grove City, Sharon, Warren, DuBois, Mejadville, Greenville, Titunville, and Franklin among the venues and dates through November.
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OM City
Aprate
Jocas Mitchell Avenue
Ol City High
Tan
George B. Millovy
Youngsville
Mere
Grove City
Nere
Sharon
Warren
Away
DuBois
Mejadville
Greenville
Titunville
Franklin
Standings Shakeup Looms in City Keg League Tonight
City Powling Leagues face next to final matches in Wop division as Aero Athlete Association and Kelsters push for top berth. Keis ter's, Aero Supply, Cliléns Back and Corry-James town teams eye third place while Antler League finals loom and postponed games may extend the season.
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Starulytes
Aero Athlete Association Aquad
Keister
A. A.keglers
Cohen Gaal
Kelsters
Aero Supply
Cliléns
Corry-Jamestown
Mulheirn
National Bank
Parkers Rifle Team Wins Ohio State Event
Lawrence Park's Rifle Cub captured first in the five man team event at the Civilian Marksmen's Association indoor tourney in Cleveland, totaling 1,871. Parkers tied Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League for first place in the North Western Pennsylvania league standings. playoff date pending.
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Lawrence Park
Rifle Cub
Civilian Marksmen's Association
Cleveland
Parkers
Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League
Oil City
Clark over Judson in feature bout
Br ie April 12 George Dazzier Star of Scotland used oral and physical kicking to pin Franke Tudson in the top bout of Louie Norman s mat program on Saturdays local sportstract ions. Other bouts saw Jack Ganson of San Francisco floor Al Sparky of Atlanta and Len Magliso of Buffalo tackle Art LeGrand of Montreal while Billy Bartush of Chicago pinned Tony Parkins of Atlanta.
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BRIE
George “Dazzier
Star
Scotland
Franke Tudson
Louie Norman
Jack Ganson
San Francisco
al Sparky
Atlanta
Len Magliso
Buffa~ Jo
Art LeGrand
Montreal
Billy Bartush
Chicago
Tony Parkins
Water Parties of 1937 headlining at Buffalo Auditorium
Broadway Auditorium hosts Water Parties of 1937 Tuesday to Thursday with Eleanor Holmes Jarrett and a world class swim and dive lineup. The tropical show features a water ballet and elaborate lighting, with a $10,000 portable stage unit and stage set designed for a chorus era spectacle. Also listed is a horse sale at Sigeins Farm in Sugar Grove, Warren County, Pa, including multiple pairs of draft and gelding horses, colts, mares, and cows, to be sold Friday at 1 p.m. by Broadhead & Wentworth.
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Buffalo
Broadway
Eleanor Holmes Jarrett
Ziegfeld
Carroll
Mammoth
Sigeins Farm
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Willie
Indiana
Broadhead
Wentworth
Bud
Changes in ABC tourney standings over weekend
United Press reports at the American Bowling Congress tournament New York Pennsylvania and Michigan runners lead. Oltg Jaser of Cincinnati posts 655, 650, 676 to top all events with 1 980 in singles and all events. Mike Rushdale of Braddock stands third with 1 950. doubles and singles results list other top totals and participants.
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United Press
New York
Tearnstrom News
York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
American Bowling Congress
Oltg Jaser
Cincinnati
Mike Rushdale
Braddock
Dressen Predicts Reds Win Pennant
New York April 12. Little Chuck Dressen, a Cincinnati manager, claims the Reds will win the National League pennant. In 1885 he forecast the Feds would rise from eighth to sixth place, and last season predicted the Reds would finish high. they ended fifth after a rough spell.
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Unitea Rress
New York
Chuck Dressen
Cincinnati Pilot
Reds
Dressen
Feds
Bnisiy
Reda
Marksmanship Evening as Corry Hosts Cambridge Springs
SPA marksmen meet Cambridge Springs in a Northwestern Pennsylvania League match at the Corry Rod and Gun Club range. The local team seeks to improve but cannot improve their fourth place, with no league standings impact. A women only shoot is planned for tomorrow evening with 22 caliber rifles and guidance provided. The special shoot is set for 8 o'clock, and Saturday Corry travels to Warren to face Lt Vineton’s team.
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Sorrys
Pennsylvania
Cambridge Springs
Indina
Corry
Warren
Vineton
Elu
Brigde sill also data or not proper
Detroit Tigers recall pitcher Tommy Bridges to undergo thorough medical examination after a collapse over five weeks ago. Diagnosed with a hernia, later deemed a corn ailment, he rests at Henry Ford Hospital under care for planned treatment.
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Pitsher
Pat McLangiiing
Detroit Tigers
Toledo
American Association
Mickey Cochrane
Tommy Bridges
Detroit
Bridges
Indengo
Henry Mord Hospital
Bison Nine Falls to Louisville for 5 to 0 Loss
Ray Behaille led a late bid with three pitchers and four batters in action but the Buffalo Bisons could not muster enough power to overcome Bert Niehoff and the American Association’s Louisville Colonels, who won 5 to 0 yesterday in Blanton City.
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Blant City
Pit
Ray Behaille
Pinthanters
Witchers
Louisville Colonels
Buffalo Bisons
Bert Niehoff
Ameriean Association
Colonels
Never Scratch an Itching Skin Ad
An old advertisement promotes San-Cura Soap and Ointment for eczema rashes pimples and general itching. It claims relief from itching cooling comfort and prevention of further trouble. Ointment prices are 60 cents and 1.25 in the ad with soap at 25 cents. Druggists authorized to offer money back satisfaction.
Tabor HR Beats Indians as Feller Exits Early
Jim Tabor hit a homer off Bob Weller with bases loaded to power a 5-0 win over the Indians. It marked the first time a batter solved Van Mater since Peller joined the majors last year. Bolby totaled seven strikeouts in three innings, raising spring total to 28.
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Little Rock
Aune
Jim ‘Tabor
Bob Weller
Cleveland Indians
van Mater
Tows
Bolby
Tris Speaker Seriously Hurt In Fall From Window
Cleveland April 12 Tris Speaker a famed baseball star and manager fell from a second story window at his home while reaching for a flower box. He suffered skull and abdominal injuries and a brain injury but doctors said he has a fighting chance to live. Dr Edward Castle, physician for the Cleveland Indians, described his condition as quite serious.
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Sleveland
Tria
Tray Wagle
Cleveland
Tris
Hig and Abandams
Edward Caste
Cleveland Tadlane
Speaker
Caton
Castle
Adrienne Ensemble Promises Harmonized Cosmetics For Women
A fashion driven cosmetics line by Adrienne Livingston of New York claims scientifically harmonized products create a complete beauty ensemble. The campaign touts old cream lotion powder makeup and bath accessories blended to work in harmony, with Rexall Stores distributing nationwide and branding a guarantee of quality.
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Adrienne
Atorm
Mivers
Adriynis
Bach Adrienne
Gustav Jensen
Adrienns
Adrianne
Rexall
Adriane
Boys You Volume St Con Fre 4 Bayne
Boys rally in a crowded scene as Bayne leads with voice and shout. The brief notes a tense street confrontation and calls for order from authorities. Details are fragmentary but suggest a public disturbance and a response by local forces.
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unclear OCR fragment summary
fragmentary text from an old newspaper page shows names, likely a notice or brief item. readable elements include "Mary Wille" and partial words that suggest a personal notice or column. insufficient data to determine full event, date, or location.
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