Glate Triumphs At Cleveland in Amateur Boxing
Titusville boxer Jimmy Glate claimed the national amateur middleweight title with his 11th straight knockout in the Cleveland tournament, part of a dominant run across ten championship bouts. Nearby notes cover college coaching issues, salary worries, and possible replacements as well as local high school athletic financials and regional sports developments.
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Giants Start 1936 Season with Four straight Wins
New York Giants open 1936 with four straight wins as manager Bill Terry spreads pitching load. Veterans Hubbell Fitzsimmons Schumacher rested. Coffman Gumbert excel in relief. Pirates, Cubs, Dodgers also post early results as season begins.
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Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues and Today's Fixtures
Yesterday's results include Chicago 5 Detroit 3 and St. Louis 19 Washington 2 with Boston 4 New York 0. Cincinnati 12 Chicago 3 and Newark 13 Toronto 9 headline a busy day. today Cleveland visits St. Louis and Chicago faces Detroit with several other matchups on tap.
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Goodman Cops Crown White Sulpher Springs
Johnny Goodman former national open champion added the Mason Dixon championship to his list yesterday by defeating Jack Dayisom five and four in White Sulphur Springs W Va The article also notes Lefty Grove and Jimmy Deshong combining for a two hitter as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 8 0 Pinky Higgins homer accounted for a Boston run and the White Sox remained atop the AL with a 5 3 win over Detroit Other games see Cleveland rally to top St Louis 13 20 Browns and A s still winless this season
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Ex-Titusville fighter scores hit in AAU meet
Jimmy Clark the Jamaican born boxer from Jamestown N Y dominated the National Amateur Athletic Union meet, winning the welterweight title and knocking out each opponent. Jackie Wilson from Cleveland won the 112 pound title and Bill Joyce of Gary Indiana claimed the 118 pound crown. Leo Sweeney of Pittsburgh beat Charley Burley for the 147 pound title while John Lasinski and other light heavyweights showcased strong performances.
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Los Angeles
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Cohen Wins Handicap Meet Top Prize at Corry Bowling
Fifty seven city bowlers, largest turnout in Corry, competed at Recreation Alley for $34.20 in cash prizes. Joe Cohen earned $8.40 with a 638 three game total in the 175 pin handicap event. Rex Dempsey totaled 698 for $7.05, F Mixer 550 for $5.64, Harold Cragg 58% for $4.23, Bob Owens 75 for $2.82, B Carlson won $1 for high first game 219, R Greene $1 for high second game 231, and W Craker $1 for high third game 221. Booster division top prize went to Russell Briggs with 947 for $3.00. others included Flanigan 472, Lombard 450, Kalenski 419, Gullick 44, Simmons 428, Keister 978, Kasper 877, Parker 356. Spring Creek earned the good will prize for fielding five Class B members in the event promoted by Kip Anderson. Scores listed for 175 pin handicap after adjusting handicaps.
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Illinois kegel serges new dub mark in factory bowling
Henry Walon competed in a factory tournament bowling event where he scored 50 in the first game and 42 in the second before finishing with gutter balls in the final game. The match included a dubious 20 gutter balls and references to a dub mark.
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Detroit Loses Title In World Three-Cushion Military Meet
In New York on April 18 Edmond Sousa of Egypt beat Hendricks Robyns of Holland 50 to 48 in 57 innings to drop Detroit from the title. Robyn Lee of New York captured the Lille last night. August Tiedtics of Germany defeated Jacob Anwrom of Detroit 80 to 47 in 65 innings. Jard Dean of Shreveport and Prank Tymasko of Buffalo were noted in the improvisational recap.
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Crossword puzzle garbled clue list features many names and terms
A dense OCR fragment shows a daily crossword puzzle with scattered clues and odd formatting. It includes references to famous people, rivers, animals, elements, and languages, but the text is heavily corrupted, mixing partial words, numbers, and stray brackets.
May 15 Set for Annual County Track Meet
Erie status reports set for May 15 as date of the annual county high school track and field meet in the stadium. Meet supervisor N O Harrington announced the plan today as entry blanks have been sent to county schools and another record-entry list is expected. The meet draws growing local interest with new records anticipated amid heated competition, with Fred Pusch's Union City trackers defending title from Millcreek.
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Dodgers Release Lefty Tom Zachary After Slump
Zachary, veteran left handed pitcher for the Dodgers, was released unconditionally after a spring of declining form. He failed to regain his old time skill in this spring and yielded in relief during the Gants series second game on Wednesday.
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Shikat Must Wrestle Philadelphia Title Demand
Dick Shikat the Pennsylvania recognized heavyweight champion was given 30 days to agree to meet Dean Jetton of Salt Lake City or surrender the title in the state.
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Yesterday's Hero: Bill Terry Delivers Pinch Hit Double
Bill Terry, manager of the New York Giants, delivered a bases loaded pinch hit double that brought in the decisive runs and sparked the team's fourth straight win. The veteran player manager's clutch hit capped a rally and underscored his leadership during a hot streak.
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