Paris Says He Gave Hapes Filehock 500 Each On Bets
Alvin J. Paris testified in general sessions court that he paid $500 to Merie Hapes and Frank Filchock as winnings on bets placed for them on a prior Giants Redskins game. He explained arrangements to throw the championship game to the Bears, and described subsequent bribe offers and suspensions affecting Hapes Filchock.
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Redskins
Indiana University
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Bert Bell
National Football League
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Tigers Begin Spring 15 Candidates Report For First Session
Dothan High opens spring football with 15 candidates reporting for practice under coach Rip Hewes. About 75 uniforms issued. eight returnees with McGowan and Compton as backs. Casualties include McGowan out first week for basketball finals and others sidelined by illness. Focus on speed and fundamentals ahead of Red White intra-squad game.
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Rip) Hewes
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Everybody Happy In Breadon’s Camp
Sam Breadon defends player salaries and notes no ceiling on pay as Cardinals win nine NL pennants and six World Series in 12 years. He says no serious conflicts with players, and predicts 1937 Cardinals are stronger than last season.
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College Scores Across The Nation Highlight Weekend Action
Harvard defeated Pennsylvania 64 to 48 while Manhattan topped Albright 79 to 53. Rutgers beat Villanova 39 to 85 in another matchup as Kansas and Oklahoma both opened with 38 point scores. The note includes a line about the FD-1 Phantom and a game pause pending decision on player eligibility.
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Scranton
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Oklahoma
Cincinnati
Butler
Georgetown Univ
Duquesne
Walcott Wins Over Ray in Historic All Negro Card
New Jersey's Joe Walcott scored a knockout defeating Ray in a first round to fourth round contest at the Orange Bowl. Walcott floored Ray in the first round and again in the fourth, then withstood a late rally to take the decision. Walcott weighed 162 1/2 pounds to Rays 168 3/4. The crowd reached 8 077 as Walcott eyed a bigger title.
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New York Court Sees No Leading College Basketball Team
A garbled report from New York discusses a top college basketball team in decline and references players Duguerne and CyHore. It mentions the Western Cain area and mentions large, unclear figures about coffee and ponds, with many numbers and ads.
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Wall and Gunther Reach Florida East Coast Quarterfinals
In St Augustine AP reports top players advance to quarterfinals of the Florida East Coast Golf tournament. Mary Agnes Wall defeats Mrs Harbaugh 6 and 11 while Ruth Woodward edges Mrs Glock 20 holes. Other matches feature Margaret Guither, Polly Tiley, Laura Starkpatrick, and Babe Zaharias advancing.
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Menononee
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Babe) Zaharias
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Ruth Woodward
Far River
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No Indication Robinson Will Rise To Major League Ball
Havana reports on Jackie Robinson during spring training suggest no clear path to a Brooklyn Dodgers major league debut. Montreal Royals players train at a near by facility while Robinson and three others seek tryouts. Dodgers officials and camp reporters debate his chances as exhibition games loom.
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Tulane's Rice Joins Pro Baltimore Colts
Lawrence Rice center and captain of Tulane last season joins the Baltimore Colts via Cleveland Browns. He stands six feet two inches tall and weighs 205 pounds and hails from Gulfport Mississippi. Noted guard George Zorich of Northwestern also joins the Colts after military duty and a stint with the Chicago Bears and Miami Seahawks.
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Kramer Adelsburg Set For Indoor Net Finals
National Indoor tennis tourney features Jack Kramer of New York facing Morris Adelsburg of Brooklyn in a featured quarter final. Other early matches include Bill Talbert of Wilmington against Fred Kovaleski of Detroit and Camp Lee Vale versus Doris Hart of Misot Florida in the women’s division. Betty Betz idle as top seed. Hart beat Olga Balley 6 3 6 2 and Barbara Scarfield defeated Sylvia Knowles 6 0 6 3 to reach quarterfinals.
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