Walker Cup Team Sets Sights On Scotland Triumph
The 1934 Walker Cup team, among the strongest ever assembled, sails for Scotland to defend the international golf trophy. Captain Francis Ouimet leads nine players including Johnny Goodman, George Danial, Johnny Fischer, Max Marston, Lawson Little, Gus Moreland, Jack Westland, and Chandler Egan. They will also compete in the British Open at Prestwick from May 2 to May 25.
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Britain
Francis Ouimet
Boston
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Break Even Against Yanks and Senators by Mack's A's
Philadelphia A's rebound from off season setbacks by splitting four games with the Yankees and Senators. Hal Warstler led a 15-hit attack, scoring runs as Washington allowed four in the sixth. Mickey Cochrane's Tigers won 4-0 in a nine-inning duel while Giants, Dodgers, and other NL results followed, with Ott homering for New York and Mel Ott for the Giants. Games postponed by cold weather.
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Corry City Baseball League Builds Toward Opening
Quiet progress in Corry city baseball sees four to five teams set for play ball as Aero Supply Washington Lunch and others fund uniforms and paraphernalia. Plans include new facilities on Washington Street, readiness ahead of opening day, plus updates on a 1895 fishing incident involving General Grant and a note on Brig Donovan and Ruth McGinnis performances.
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State Fish Commission
General Grant
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State Commissioners of Fisheries
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Inter-Class Baseball League Postponed By Cold Weather
Cold weather postpones yesterday’s Seniiors versus Sophomores Inter-Class baseball game. It will be played next Tuesday afternoon. Juniors and Sophomores opened with wins as the circuit started. Standings and next week’s schedule follow.
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Plan Doubles Sweepstakes On Local Alleys
Post season doubles sweepstakes set for Monday evening at Me Recress ion Alleys. Invitation extended to 10 pinists and bowling group members to join the city event. Organizers prepared for a large field with ready equipment and witnesses assisting in staging the competition.
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Corry City
Antler
Finy
Conservation guidance exposed by Hawkins during trips
Ed T. Hawkins oversees a series of field trips to Hilo Lake and Algonquin Park focusing on game conservation. The trips highlight shine hunting rules and forestry limits as revealed by the game commission, outlining procedures and aims for wildlife protection.
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Wandering Salesman Advice From Macy’s Sextant Clerk
Henry Melemore reports a comic misadventure at Macy’s as a shopper seeks a sextant to navigate the Atlantic to Europe. The clerk tests gear and offers farcical survival items from rope fins to slippers, jetsam and a lifeboat kit, echoing a stranded isle fantasy.
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Henry Melemore
United Press
New York
Macy's Department Store
Europe
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Hayes
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Volleyball Team Enters National Tourney After Win
A volleyball team will enter the national tournament in Knoxville next week after defeating Downtown of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh on April 7. The squad had earlier declined the invitation to Knoxville to attend the Cherry Blossom event in Washington DC last week. Players making the trip include Tat Wiseman Mickey Adams French Porter Morrison and Wren.
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Dempsey Plans Baer Fight in September
Chicago report says Jack Dempsey outlined plans for a September heavyweight title bout with Max Baer in Chicago. Dempsey noted Baer would first win the title from Carnera, with a tentative partnership involving Charles W. Bidwill of the Chamorro Stadium Operating Company for a major September promotion contingent on Carnera’s June title win.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Max Baer
Venike and Cunningham Meet in Kansas Relays Showdown
Lawrence April 21 United Press reports five top milers, led by Gene Venke and Glenn Cunningham, vie for a world class mark in the invitation mile at the Kansas Relays. Tulsa’s Glenn Dawson and Jay Sears of Butler, plus Harold Manning and others, are set to challenge in windy, fast conditions with 70 competing athletes from 58 colleges. The mile record of 4 minutes 10 seconds, held by Jack Lovelace, is at risk as events begin with the invitation mile slated for 3 p.m. and other races starting earlier.
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Kansas Relays
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas University
Gene Venzke
Pennsylvania
Glen Dawson
Tulsa Athletic Cin
Jay Sears Butler
Harold Manning
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Kansas
Jack Lovesock
New Zealand
Yesterday's Heroes Marin Owen Tigers Beat Indians
Yesterday's heroes tense of the Tigers beating the Indians with a double when bases loaded. Len Kuuecke came home to score as the Tigers gained four runs with two heroes contributing. Hy Warstler added four hits in four trips for the Athletics. Joe Moore reports the Glagts-His double spurred a four-run rally.
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Len Kuuecke
Hermers Amu
Hy Warstler
Maue
Joe Moore
Walrutine
Pally
Yesterday's results and today's schedule across leagues
Detroit defeated Cleveland 8 to 4 with rain affecting other games while New York beat Boston 7 to 3 and Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 5 to 0. Today schedules include St. Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland and Washington at Philadelphia with New York at Boston.
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West aethur Corry note reads like a garbled draft
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