Notable Coaching Prospects Roil College Grid Outlook
Harry Stuhldreher, famed Four Horsemen back, may head Wisconsin while Villanova talks with Rip Miller Navy Dick Hanley and Red Grange for the job, leaving a seismic shift in college football. Boxing and track events loom large with Jimmy Clark eyeing Olympic berth as Canzoneri plans Erie Stadium bout amid title chatter.
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Harry Stuhtdreher
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Villanovas
Rip Miller
Navy
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Gus Dorala
University of Detroit
Red Grange
Stuhldreher
Pennsylvania
Four Horsemen
Elmer Laufen
Jim Crowley
Fordham
Dott Miller
Cleveland Altornay
Tony Canzoneri
Erie Stadium
Maxie Strub
Evie
Primo Carnera
Erle
Tony
Sammy Goldman
Erlé
Jimmy McLarnin
New York
Canzonari
New York State Boxing Commission
Canzoneri
Lou Ambers
McLarnin
Erie
Ambers
Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Poland
Yesterday's Hero McNair Drives Red Sox in Spectacular Game
Eric McNair of the Red Sox powered the offense with a homer and a single, delivering a standout performance yesterday. His clutch hits helped secure the victory as the team rode momentum late in the game.
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Eric McNair
Red Sox
Wisconsin selects Stuhldreher as new Badgers coach
The Wisconsin board of regents announced Harry Stuhldreher, famed Notre Dame “Brain” and Villanova coach, as successor to Athletic Director Waller Meanwell and Coach Clarence Spears. Officials hope faculty control of athletics eases Big Ten tensions. Stuhldreher, 45, to begin duties in May with Guy Sundin as backup coach and assistant athletic director.
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University of Wisconsin Ports
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Villanova College
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Spears
Meanwell
Stulldreher
Athletic
Glenn Franke
Athletic Board
Frank
Chicago
Cam
Knute Rockne
Villanova
Guy Sundi
Bacfield
Ned Reigh Slumps in Winter Book Choice
Ken tucky Derby hopeful Ned Reigh, owned by Willis Sharpe Kilmer, dropped from top favor after a third place in the winter book. Granville, son of Gallant Fox and trained by William Woodward, won the Bridge-Hampton purse at Jamaica by five lengths over Ned Reigh, finishing the tile and 70 yards in 1 48 2/5. Ned Reigh started as even money favorite but never challenged.
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Nework
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Ned Reigh
William Woodward
Granville
Gallant Fox
Bridge-Hampton
Jamaica
County Ball League to Open Thursday
The County Interscholastic Baseball League opens anew on Thursday with four games across two divisions. Eastern division action features Lawrence Park visiting Wattsburg while Harbor Creek travels to Waterford and Wyreville idle.
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County Ball League
RTW
County Interscholastic Baseball League
Lawrence Park
Wattsburg
Harbor Creek
Waterford
Wreyville Idie
Schmeling Ready to Challenge Louis in June Fight
United Press reports from New York on April 22 describe Max Schmeling buoyant after meeting crowds aboard the Bremen and predicting a knockout punch against Joe Louis on June 18. Schmeling praises Louis’s technique while critics debate the planned bout as May headlines focus on boxing bravado and pre fight chatter.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Max. Schmeling
Rhine
Lown
Germany
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Schweling
Louis
Willie Stribling
Cleveland
Mickey Walker
Max
Joe
Pauline
Paulino
Schmeling
Joe Jacobs
Ruth
Chicago
Cubs
Jim Braddock
Aces Retain One-Game Lead in Ladies Loop
Van's Aces hold a one game advantage in the Lucien Bowl league with nine wins and one week left. They extend their lead over Carroll's Vanities after Lil's Diamonds and Fern's Five won, while the Alley Stars upset Blue Ribbons. Next Tuesday the top trio meet second-division clubs as standings tighten.
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Aces
Carroll
Vanities
Lil's Diamonds
Fern
Alley Stars
Standinne
Ene
Van's Aves
Bs Carroll's Vanities Ag
Fern's Five
Blue Ribbons
Alley Stars Bt
Ave. Larson
Asone
Hoenes
Crags
Low
Bud
Aymong
Robbins
United Attache Meade and Robinson Fly to Djibouti
April 22 in Addis Ababa Captain John Meade United States military Attache and Chicago aviator John C Robinson departed for Djibouti from the Ethiopian capital.
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Addis Ababa
John Meade
United States
John C. Robinson
Chicago
Grove Wins Second as Red Sox Beat Senators
Henry Super reports from New York on April 22 as Grove and Ferrell pace the Boston pitching staff. Grove won his second straight, blanking Washington 9-1 after rain halted play. he allowed three hits and benefited from an error. The Red Sox sit second in the American League with six wins, two losses, riding Grove and Ferrell as top hurlers.
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United Press
WHW
York
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
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Ferrell
Sye
Gyo
Lofty Grove
Wes Ferrell
Buck Newson
Washington
Schoolboy Rowe
Detroit
Yankees
Athletics
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Puccinelli
Phillies
New York Giants
Jim Ripple
Hank Leiber
Curt Davis
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Bees
Dodgers
Frey
Lindstrom
Bucher
Seibert
Ben Geraghty
Yesterday’s Scores Across Venues and Matchups
Yesterday’s scores show New York 7 Philadelphia 6 and Boston 8 Washington 4 in American play, with Newark 10 Buffalo 5 in international action. Today Detroit at St Louis and New York at Philadelphia headline the games, while cookie shortstop had a perfect day with a double and two singles in three at bats.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland-Chicago
National
Brooklyn
Chicago-Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cookie
Corry High School A A May Face Close of Season
Corry High School reports football and basketball seasons were tight financially. The High School Athletic Association lists equipment costs and debt, noting a 1935 debt of $298.99 and a current shortfall of $215.49 after expenses and receipts from games and a play. Funds from a fundraiser, including a planned show Mummy and the Mungos, aim to wipe the debt.
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Corry High School
Hporta
Stanley Andersof
High Athlet Je Association
Mungos
Plan Doubles Keg Tourney Next Week
Corry's doubles bowling tournament will be staged at the Recreation Alleys Wednesday and Thursday evenings April 29 and 30. Open to all city and surrounding bowlers, with a Class A player paired with a Class B pinster. Top keglers will draw teammates before opening night as the event runs two days to allow broad participation.
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Corry
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