Athletics and Browns Upset Powers in Rally Wins
In a dramatic day, the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Yankees 12 to 11 and the St Louis Browns beat the Detroit Tigers 9 to 4. Dizzy Pear earned his first win as Pittsburgh Pirates snapped Roy Henshaw’s streak with a ninth inning rally. Gus Suhr hit a key homer for the Pirates, while Frankie Frisch secured his first managerial win for the Cardinals in a late rally. Washington and Boston split a doubleheader, the Red Sox taking the opener 6 to 5.
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Andy Clarke
Associated Press
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Lows Browns
Ailetics
New York Yankees
Browns
Detroit Tigers
Tommy Bridges
Schoolboy Rown
Diszy Gein
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roy Henshaw
Dizzy Pear
Soville
Chubby
Pear
Connie Mack
Walter Brown
Bump Hadley
Yanka
Doyle
Turbeville
Mike Cock
Rane
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Wrein
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Clarence
Rhed) Phillips
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Moseley Low Qualify Round At Invitat ion Tournament
Fred Moeley leads the field at the Dothan country club invitational as low qualifier with scores and names from three states. Champion Jim Br holds two titles and faces a tough field including Spann and Moseley contenders. Results show Moseley 34 and several players such as Shealey 46 Mathis 45 Spann 4 0, Betts 43, Floy Hall 42, and others contending for qualification.
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Fred Moeley
Dothan
Jim Br
Han
Brennan
Spann
Challanges
Moseley
Wiemer
Shealey
Mathis
George Spann
Speigner
Dr. Dupree
Marcellus Spann
Betts Slinplatt
Pat
Floy Hall
Oates
G. W. Smith
John D. Aya
H. A. Patterson
First Rate Card Keeps Wrasslin Customers Goin
A crowded home saw Tommy Tallspin Tax and Raul Lopez in a draw after 45 minutes of holds and grappling. Nasit pushed the pace, Date Manwon opened with a fall, Prince Leilant won the finale. Proceeds benefit Red Grass for theater. Marguerite Norriy’s condition improving after auto accident. She left hospital for home last Thursday.
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Tommy "Tallspin
Blexico
Raul Lopez
Earth
Senor Tapez
Date Manwon
Leilant
Hanson
Dothan
Minn
Marguerite Norriy
Norma
Southern LEADERS Rally In Mixed Baseball Roundup
A busy day sees Hill Thorns and Pelicwma tied to a double play mishap in the eighth, New Henan edging Coombs’s squad, and Atlanta’s 32 10 rout of Nashville as Bi Schmidt’s relief falters. Appleton’s pitching limited the Red Sox to five hits in an afternoon affair. Ed Linke and Jimmie Foxx homered in the morning clash. The Bees toppled Earnshaw as Moore’s homer sparked an 8 4 win over the Dodgers. The Giants lost to Philadelphia 7 6 despite Ott’s ninth inning homer.
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Brean
Hill Thorns
Pelicwma
Marquardt
Chicks
New Henan
Thuy Coombs
Barond
Aingles
Birminghim
BI Schmidt
Crackera
Atlanta
Nashville
Appleton
Red Sox
Ed Linke
Jimmie Foxx
Vernon Kennedy
White Sox
Indians
Boston Bees
George Earnshaw
Brooklyn Dodgers
Moore
Earnshaw
Giants
Mel Ott
Atlanta Pitcher Slugs Two Bagger to Triumph Vols
Atlanta hurler Bill Schmidt slugged a double and drove in runs as the Crackers beat the Vols 12 to 10. The win kept Atlanta four games ahead in the Southern Association standings with eight wins and two losses. New Orleans beat Memphis 7 to 5, while Birmingham defeated Little Rock 6 to 1. Night baseball was planned for tonight with Barons at Travelers and a slate of other games and listed pitchers.
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Kenneth Gregory
Big Bad
Bill Schmidt
Atlanta
Schmidt
Bill
Crackers
Ward
Keonville
Smokies
Naahville
Bawes
Club
New Orleans
Memphis
Firminghom Barenn
Little Rock
Travelers
Sho Xingly Sane
Clay Touchstone
Memphia
Jay Coombs
Birmingham
Aellen
Barone
Barona
Lie Rock
Bayne
Neshville
Spence
Phowers
Heavyweight Title Stirs Trust War After O'Mahoney Win
Associated Press reports in New York on April 21 describe the aftermath of Dick Shikat’s upset knockout of Danno O’Mahoney to win the heavyweight title. The so called trust seeks to force Shikat into a defenders lineup with several rival contenders, padding the conflict over the title.
Unclear glass of 1937 baseball and sports rumors
A garbled 1930s style sports fragment mentions the New York Giants rallying against the Phillies, Travis Jackson, Ole Hoss, and possible moves involving Mike Jacobs. It references the Washington Senators, Max Schmeling, Jon Jacobs, a Bremen voyage, and Eunice Dean of Texas tied to a Wightman Cup lineup as an alternate.
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Phillies
Ole Hoss
Travis Jackson
Mike Jacoba
Washington Senators
Max Schmeling
Jon
Sunsell der Mussel
Jacobs Bromlace
Bremen
Eunice Dean
Texas
Walker Cup Team Picked by Group Led by Quimet
The United States names five veterans and six newcomers for the Walker Cup defense against England on Sept. 23 at Clementon New Jersey. Captain Frances Quimet of Brookline leads a squad including Walter Emery John Flacher George Dunlap Jr Harry Given Johnny Goodman Reynolds Smith George Voigt Ed White and Tom Tomon with several past champions and upsets cited in selection notes.
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New York
United States
Clementon
U. S
Frances Quimet
Brookline
Maso
Hag
Walter Emery
Oklahoma City
Rolfer
Lawson Little
John Flacher
Cincinnati
George Dunlap
Harry Given
Seattle
Johanny Goodman
Omaha
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
George Voitt
Theas
Ed White
Brham
Tom
Yesterday's Stars In Brief From The Associated Press
Wally Bereer of the Bees had three hits including a double and two RBIs as Brooklyn defeated the Giants in ten hits. Bowman and others drove runs for the Athletics while Frank Frisch paced the Cardinals with a double. Foxx led the Red Sox with a homer and Appleton excelled in a five hit second game for the Senators. Lary and Carey helped the Browns vs Tigers with three hits each. Suhr homered late to beat the Cubs and Kennedy held the Indians to four hits.
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Preas
Wally Bereer
Bees
Brooklyn
Muna
Dne Bowman
Phillies
Giants
George Puccirelli
Frank Higgins
Athletics
Will Bo
Tater
Yanks
Frankin Frisch
Cardinals
Cardy
Reds
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Pets Appleton
Senators
Foxx
Appleton
Lyn Lary
Tom Carey
Growns
Tiger
Gus Suhr
Pirates
Cubs
Vernon Kennedy
White Sox
Indians
Howe Funeral Held For Col Louis Howe
Washington April 21 AP The White House chapel hosted funeral rites for Col Louis McHenry Howe secretary to President Roosevelt and long time political adviser. Services at 4 p m with Rev C Ernest Smith presiding followed by burial plans in Ball River Massachusetts tomorrow. Charley Yates won the 1935 western amateur title earning a first time spot. Albert Scotty Campbell noted as a top Canadian amateur with recent sports writer support as likely Little’s successor.
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Enal
White House
Louis McHenry Howe
C. Ernest Smith
St. Thomas Splacopal Church
Howe
Roosevelt
Nays At
Ball River
Masa
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Albert
Scotty) Campbell
Little
Dothan Squad Opens Exhibition Season in Thomasville Test
The Dothan entry in the Alabama-Florida circuit faces Thomasville in its first exhibition tilt Sunday. Coach Bobby Murray rushed workouts after 7 candidates impressed, adding Thulia Smith from Mississippi and Dennis O’Higgins from New York. The squad works to field a solid 14 after field repairs and a pace to refine infielders before eliminations. Roosevelt will join on a special train for a service at 10:30 a.m. and visit Hyde Park afterward.
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Thomasville
Dothan
Mer
Bobby Murray
Murray
Georgia-Florida
Red Ferrell
Wes Ferrell
Thhula Smith
Mississippi Delta
Tu Dixie
Incar
Dennis O'Higgins
New York State
Elmira
Mgr. Murray
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Hastings and Roosevelt clash over party debts and bets
In a tense exchange, Hastings claims a pending attack on Roosevelt supporters and calls for an investigation into “schemes to Waste the people's money.” Robinson defends tributes to Smith and criticizes Republican generalities as the party seeks a convention lineup in Cleveland and Philadelphia.
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Delaware
Robinson
Hastings
Roosevelt
Smith
Wagner
New York
Republican Committee On Arrangements
Cleveland
Ralph Williams
Portland
Oregon
Malvern 4H elects new officers at April meeting
Malvern April 21. At a recent 4H club meeting officers were elected for the year with Bred Ding ers as president Frank Williford as vice president Raymon Hughes as secretary treasurer Lamar Brown as reporter and Guy Mulkey as song leader.
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Malvern
Malvern 4H
Bred Dingers
Frank Williford
Raymon Hughes
Lamar Brown
Guy Mulkey
Mirror sports brief recalls old pro notes
A compact reminiscence cites past events: Gig Sigler Jr. suffered a no hit game scare at a prep school, Tony Co zoneri held a lightweight title bout in a non-title 10 round match with Foley Ramey, and Jonathan Ig] of Detroit led American homer hitters amid foggy conditions.
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Associated Pro
Gig Sigler
Pike
Tony Cozoneri
Champios
Foley Ramey
Jonathan Ig
Detroit
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