Giants Struggle Amid Injuries and Errors Across Eight Games
New York Giants collapse from one shaky win to another as 15 errors stain eight games. Manager Bill Terry mixes lineups, with rookie Terry and Gumbert shining briefly. Dodgers beat Bees 6-0. Reds top Cardinals 7-6. Browns hammer Tigers 12-4. Pirates Cubs Yankees and White Sox Indians games postponed by end weather.
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Gcolty Reston
Prees Sporia Weiler
Bil Terry
Atlanta Resumes Nashville Tilt Amid Rookle Absence
Georgia and Tennessee headlines mix with scattered notes from Memphis Birmingham Knoxville and Chattanooga as teams arrange lineups and pitchers for upcoming games. Notable mentions include Fred Duke Andy Know and Captain Sir Guy Standing in naval context.
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Memphis
Baseball Results From Southern, National, and American Leagues
Weathered notes show Birmingham Lite Rock, Atlanta, Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis with rain or wet grounds. Scores listed include Cincinnati 7 over St. Louis 6, New York 7 over Philadelphia 2, and Boston 0 over Brooklyn with Pittsburgh at Chicago cotd. American League Boston with Washington 3, St. Louis 12 over Detroit 4, New York-Philadelphia rein, Chicago Cleveland cold. Sparse items note Hutchinson Kansas, cartoon cops abandoning tar for motorcycles.
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Golf Tournament Proceeds Despite Adverse Weather
In dreary conditions at the Do than Country Club's seventh annual invitation, golfers pressed on as officials kept play going before 10 o'clock. Early qualifiers include Joe Martin Stallings and E Loyd, with scores from Dr T C Boles and others, amid sparse attendance and lingering clouds.
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Joe Martin Stallings
Ike Acore
E. Loyd
Jim Brenan
Raymond Spant
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T C Boles
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Middlehroots
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T J Whatley, Jr
Lawrence Oakley
Sam Kelley
T Cooper, Jr
van Ritch
Zolle Donk
Dr Robert, Crawford
George Logue
Finyd Baxter
E Llush
Rush Crawford
Grady Procter
Boomer Boozer Headlines Alabama Batting Hot Start
April 23 report notes Alabama right fielder Boozer leading the team with a .473 average as the season opens. Teammates Herman, Rede and Klein pace scoring and power with multiple RBIs, doubles and home runs across early games. Pitching leaders include Coffman, Gumbert and Hubbell for the Giants and Red Sox comparisons in several clusters.
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Alabama
Hoozer
Athletes Gather for Penn Relays Preview
Philadelphia April 23 AP Athletes from the West and South West led by Texas Longhorns and Ohio State Buckeyes converge on Franklin Field for the 42nd Penn Relays. About 3000 athletes from 500 colleges arrive for two days of relay and individual events with Texas favored in short relays and 880. Jeane Owens and Dulace Peacock renew the 100 yard dash and broad jump rivalry as Ohio State aims at multiple events.
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Parks Adopts Snappier Golf Swing Style Shift
Sam Parks credits a sports writer with inspiring a change to a shorter quicker swing in modern golf. He cites Bobby Jones era influence and says Keeler convinced him the long smooth swing is passé. Parks aims for more accurate long shots and improved chipping, planning a restful prep for the National Open at Sat trol.
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Jones’ Boswell
Atlanta
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Half Million Future Stars To Join Legion Ball Teams
Indianapolis April 23 A U S The American Legion plans massive junior baseball play with over 500000 youths expected to join leagues nationwide. Major league support totals 2900000 since 1923 as 24 regional tournaments and three sectional rounds determine eight regional winners per section. Eligibility caps age at under 17 by March 31 1936 with amateur status required. Chattanooga
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Northwestern to host golf and tennis championships
Northwestern University will host the national intercollegiate golf and tennis championships the week of June 22. This marks the first time one school has run both events at once. Last year’s tennis finals at Northwestern led the USTA to relocate them to Evanston, while golf will use the North Shore course used for the 1933 National Open.
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Northwestern
United States Lawn Tennis Association
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Protest Sturgeon Bait Near Glenn Ferry Clashes Reported
Idaho sportsmen protested a biological survey activity claiming it uses caught sturgeon as coyote bait. The report notes sturgeon reaching about ten feet in the Banke river and states annual lure behavior fueling regional conflict over wildlife use.
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Bioological Survey
College golfers open Southern Intercollegiate play at Athens
In Athens Georgia on April 23 college golfers from the South began the fehole qualifying round of the Southern Intercollegiate. More than a dozen colleges entered for the team trophy over 38 holes at Athens Country Club. LSU led by Paul Beslie Jr and Fred Haas Jr, along with Duke with Henry Poe Clif Perry, North Carolina Tennessee and Texas also vie for the crown. Georgia Georgia Tech Rollins Augusta Junior Tulane Davidson and Florida are among entrants.
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Davis Cup Selection Night Involves Budge and Grant
In White Sulphur Springs on April 22 AP reports the Davis Cup team faced tough choices among California players to join the Macon Dixon tourney floats. Don Budge, who recently eliminated Johny Van Ryn, faced his hometown rival Gens Makao as Bitsy Grant of Atlanta met Hal Surface in Kansas City. Surface had earlier upset Wilmot Allison, keeping the captain defensive throughout.
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Wilmot Allison
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Bud Tague Leads Alabama Pitchers With Four Wins
Buddy Tague a sophomore right hand pitcher leads all hurlers at Alabama with four wins and no losses Swede Anderson junior right hander is next with two wins and one loss.
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Tigers beat Browns 2 to 0 in tight baseball duel
The Tigers defeated the Browns 2-0 as Tom Bridges pitched a one hit game three years ago. Historical notes recall Jose Owens sprinting 100 yards in a record time and Barney Berlinger setting a carnival relay mark with 7 783 points.
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Yesterday's Stars Rally Asces to Baseball Wins
Bill Terry and Hank Leiber fueled the Giants with a triple and two singles driving in three runs while Leiber homered with two on against Philadelphia. George Earnshaw won his first of the season holding the Bees to five hits. Calvin Chapman and Lew Riggs hit homers for the Reds with Chapman driving in two as a pinch hitter. Harland Cuft propelled the Browns, four RBIs on four hits, including a double and two singles against the Tigers. Fred Ostermueller limited the Senators to 12 hits and plated two with a double in a 43 victory.
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