Baseball’s Dizzy Dean Hums Along With Cubs in 195
United Press Sail Correspondent reports on Dizzy Dean’s apparent happiness with the Cubs and lingering questions about Sam Brenden’s deal with the Giants. Cardinals struggle with the worst NL record after a rough stretch, while Pittsburgh and Detroit post notable wins. Detailed game notes include Larry French’s 27 straight innings and Joe Medwick’s absence, with Cleveland stars Rodger and Greenberg among highlights.
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Boxing prospects and local sports planning in Buffalo area
Boxing plans loom with a May 9 bout featuring Woods and Clark as part of a three bout path to a middleweight title if key illnesses affect current champions. Meanwhile a strong semi pro baseball team is eyed for Erie region. Bowling standout Vince Sitter tops local averages as anglers report streams loaded with fish and soft ball league planning under YMCA.
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Tile Fight to Be in Chicago April 26
Chicago report cites Joe Tuiner, chairman of the boxing commission, stating plans for a world heavyweight title bout between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling in June. He expressed concern over scheduling and venue as discussions continue with boxing officials and promoters.
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Park Lanch Clinches City League Lead In Bowling
The Lancers nearly wrap up first place by sweeping City Market, Nameless, and Raymonds over three matches. Landers rise to second as Colton Coals loom two games back. Citizens Bank takes two from Raymonds. high average honors go to Clark Lori with 208.
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Probable pitchers and matchups across early baseball slate
Probable pitchers listed for games including aprigvria at Chicago, Fitliburg at Brooklyn, Presmell at Boston, Passes at New York, Davis at Cincinnati, Whitehill at Chicago, Rogers at Washington, Hadtey at Philadelphia, and Auer at St Louis, with teams from Carleton to Cleveland and Detroit noted in scattered lineups. The OCR text shows numerous misspellings and inconsistent city names, reflecting a fragmented early baseball schedule.
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Yesterday's Hero Delivers Red Sox Victory Behind Smith
Fit Ostermueller pitched the Red Sox to a 7-0 win over Washington, moving into second place. He remains unscored upon in two appearances this season and impressed with clean innings.
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Seabiscuit Arrives at Belmont Park for Big Race
Seabiscuit, the famous horse owned by Shares S Howard, arrives at Belmont Park from Bay Meadows for the $100 000 match race of the century against War Admiral on May 20. He rests calmly after a 3000 mile cross country journey, trainer Tom Smith confident in the champion’s condition and readying for tomorrow’s workout.
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Derby favorites to race tomorrow at Newmarket
Twenty three year olds, including Park Marnock Scottish Union Pasch and Mirza Tare, head to the post in the two thousand guineas tomorrow the first of the season s five flat racing classics. The race serves as a Derby pointer with a $46 200 prize for the winner and a one mile distance with horses carrying 126 pounds for Colts and 121 for fillies.
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Hemsley alarmed over action in Cleveland affair
Rollie Hemsley, Cleveland Indians catcher, says he is alarmed by his 250 fine and indefinite suspension by manager Oscar Vitt. He admits drinking Sunday night but denies intoxication and plans to meet vice president Cy Slupnick to seek reinstatement. Hemsley describes travel from Puducal Ky to Detroit and says he is ready to return to the team.
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Lewis scores KO over Martinez in Minnesota bout
Light Heavyweight Champion John Henry Lewis, a Pittsburgh trainee, moved up to defend in his first heavyweight-style bout in nine months and knocked out Emilio Martinez in the fourth round of a 15 round title match in Minneapolis. Five thousand fans watched as Lewis weighed 174 2 4 pounds to meet the 175 limit. Martinez weighed 174.
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Ex-President of West Penn Golf Group Dies
Funeral services were held today for James D. O'Neil, former president of the West Penn Golf Association, who died at his home after a short illness.
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Scores and fixtures from yesterday and today in baseball
Yesterday's scores show Boston beat Washington 7 to 0 and Detroit defeated St Louis 10 to 1 while Philadelphia and New York both lost. Cincinnati led St Louis 5 to 0 in the National League and Syracuse won 7 to 1 over Rochester in the International. Today's games feature New York at Philadelphia and Detroit at St Louis among others.
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Corry Anglers Set Onto Ontario Waters This Weekend
Corry anglers prepare for Ontario trout waters in a weekend departure. Theo P Williams leads a party to Mollie Lake with John A Blatt Luke Graham Walter Soll Harold Loveland William Blatt. They plan a week at Tishpol Point owned by Williams. Other Corry anglers will join Hollow Lake trips with Frank Whiteley Harry Lamond Perry Mead and Roy Gravink among those listed. The group aims to fish Algonquin Park by hydroplane after mid May with I M Loveland hoping to join again.
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