Today in sport and league rumors from the Cleveland scene
A sprawling, mixed recap covers the Athlete Association Maryland group, player free agency chatter around Herb Henrich, Perry and Tilden, plus golf pros moves in Mille district. It notes Judge Landis ruling on Henrich, Billy Perry sparring with Tilden, and personnel shifts among clubs and managers with Jake Pete joining Jeanette.
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Cleveland
Bob Heller
Mmcuundsian
Tara Henrich
Massillon
Kenesaw Landis
Herre
Milaken
Trettehy
Giants
Bill Evans
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Tillians
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Hemvich
Ralph Winegarer
Milwankee
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Ryans
Lecile
Loop League Opens May 8 As Two Campaigns Planned
The newly organized district circuit sets opening games for Saturday May 8 and a September closing. Warren expected to join soon. Falconer Merchants enter league with Wesson Paplow and Lefty Reynolds aboard. Two halves will crown a champion to face the other half winner in playoffs. Games on Saturdays and Sundays only.
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Lefty” Reynolds
Haupter
New Yorkestaters
Bagiles
Paleoner
Ofteutt
Elveuil
Pers
Aix
Loblaws and WPA Fight for Class B Runner-Up
Loblaws and WPA push for second place in Class B League after three wins over Corry Jamestown to narrow the gap to the WPA team. Lindon Market defeated the WPA, while Kiwanis and Chase posted high scores as the Fecreation Alleys extended their lead with two victories. Ripal matches are scheduled for next week.
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WBA
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Chase
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Reds release Miller will not take cash
Cincinnati infielder Ed Miller was released to Syracuse with recall in 24 hours. Manager Chuck Dressen said he would listen to trades but would not consider cash offers. Rain kept the Reds off the field for the first time since March 4 training began.
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Tampa
Fls
Cincinnati Els
Ed Miller
Syracuse
Chuck Dressen
Miller
Reds
Diamonds
Tilden Beats Perry in Classic Tennis Victory in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on March 31, 44 year old tennis great Bill Tilden defeated Fred Perry 6-8 6-3 in a decisive 2 840 dollar match before 3208 spectators. Bruce Barnes beat Vincent Richards 9-7 as Perry and Ellsworth Vines teamed to edge Tilden and Richards 7-5 10-8 in doubles.
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Hone Boytings
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Itill
Peery
Tilden
Jy Neti
Perry
Atar
Wyatt
Tuden
Pittsburgh
Billy Tiden
New Yorks
Chicago
Bruce Barnes
Vincent Richards
Ellsworth Vines
Couces
Richards
Singles champ in 1936 meet to roll tonight
Charley Warren of Springfield Til, singles champion of the 1936 American Bowling Congress Tournament, defends his crown tonight and tomorrow in Indianapolis. Warren faces a potential repeat champion hurdle if precedent holds. The Barry Kettler team of Chicago came close in 1915 and 1916, winning again as the Commodore Barrys after a lineup change.
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Mar
Charley* Warren
Springfield
Til
American Bowling Congress
Indianapolis
Warren
ABC
Barry-Kettler
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Commodore Barrys
Lovell Rallies in Thrilling Upset Behind Comeback
Alberto Lovell from South America defeats Andre Pleasant street 312 Lenglet in a hard fought bout after being knocked down twice in the third round. The match took place in Los Angeles with Lovell seizing control late to secure victory.
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Alberto Lovell
South America
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Lenglet
Cardinals Favored In N L Race. Cubs Second Choice
George Kirkley reports the National League season outlook from Daytona Beach noting five top clubs Giants Cubs Cardinals Pirates Feds, with Cardinals slight favorites and Cubs second. Card’s luck depends on Paul Dean’s comeback while Cubs bolster lineup with Rip Collins and Roy Parmelee. Giants replace core players. Pirates seek Paul Waner. Reds show improvement but lack punch. Bees Dodgers Phillies vie for sixth. overall outlook cautious.
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United Press
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Sito
Giants
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Cardinals
Pirates
Feds
Paul Dean
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Rip Collins
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Paul Waner
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Pittsburgh Eyes Braddock Louis Fight for Heavyweight Title
March 31 Jehnond Rigby, a promoter, says Pittsburgh can finance a Braddock Louis bout next summer with $400000 from public backers. He claims Joe Goold, manager to James J Braddock, is in talks to promote the match under an agreement giving the champion a large share and insists Pittsburgh could outdraw any city from coast to coast.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Jehmond Rigby
Facaight
Joe Goold
Mate Ager
James J. Braddock
Pirates Rally Past Seals In Coast League Tilt
Pittsburgh Pirates scored seven runs in the sixth inning to defeat Seattle of the Coast League 12 to 8 in Santa Monica. The Pirates were outhit and committed three errors but Swift and Waner delivered late game heroics to secure the win.
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United Press
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
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Waner
Y Seniors Defeat Lone Stars For Net Title
Baie March 1 The 13th annual Dispatch Herald basketball tournament crowned a new champion as the Y Seniors edged the Lone Star team 37 to 84 in a tense final. Joe Boler scored a late heroics, tipping the balance with a long shot to give the Seniors a one point lead with 23 seconds left.
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Guilfoil and Kuhn Upset in N S golf opener
Virginia Guilfoil a 19 year old Syracuse freshman and Mary Kuhn of Rapinwall Pa scored surprise victories in yesterday's first round play of the North and South women’s golf tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina The favorites advanced as usual Kuhn defeated Jane Cothran of Greenville S C 1 up after Cothran had led most of the match Guilfoil qualified earlier with a 34 and then trimmed her opponent in a close match
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Erie Track Squads Preparing for Season
With the pasturage over scholastic track squads are stepping to outdoor cinder paths this week to train for the coming season. Early signs point to one of the best campaigns local schools have produced, based on early appearances and practice results from Erie.
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