Nova Baer bout looms as birthday twist
New York April 3 The Jal News Service notes a Nova victory over Max Baer tomorrow night would be a swell birthday present for his manager Ray Carlen. Also listed are Nova’s daughter’s birthday Lon and Art Cohn, the Daknd, plus Zeke Bante’s continued banana business stance in New Orleans. Dodgers players face a $10 fine shaving mustaches. Joe Medwick rides an 11 game hitting streak with four homers in four days. Suitcase Simpson, a Pirate rookie, questions a $100 or $250 fine in a father’s letter. Jerry Mitchell cites Pred Haney praising Walter Judnich as best young AL outfielder. Abe Simon marks 400th appearance post shindig with Louis. Derby winter books surge for Fairmond. Jack Kearns mails letter to Dempsey defending a newspaper interview about Joe Wuss.
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New York
Jal
Nova
Max Baer
Ray Carlen
Lon
Art Cohn
Daknd
All
Sparks
Peewee Reese
Pete Reiser
Dodgers
Joe Medwick
Suitcase
Simpson
Albany
Frisch
Buitease
Abe Simon
Louis
Derby
Fairmond
Sioux Falls Bowling Scores Mixup Noted in Class B
The Sioux Falls youths overlooked prize winner Mrs. Milt Cochrane of Huron in the Class B singles standings, leaving her in the final rankings list after a potential cash prize. Tonight the Huron High basketball team celebrates a banquet at the Fe, amid talk of summer baseball planning hindered by recent snow.
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Sioux Falls
Milt Cochrane
Huronchord
Huron High
Uran
Nova Beefs Up Old Grudge For Baer Fight At Madison Square Garden
Lou Nova carries a 16 month feud into his 12 round bout with Max Baer at Madison Square Garden. Manager Ray Carlen says the dispute stems from Nova's hospital stay after illness and a past visit by Baer’s ally Red Max. The boxers clash Friday night as Nova eyes a September meeting with Joe Louis.
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Sid Feder
Hew
York
Tomman
Lou Nova
Max Baer
Madison Square Garden
Nova
Ray Carlen
Ray
Manager’s Union and Benevolent Society
Lou
Joe Louis
Carlen
Mike Jacob
Tony Galento
California Hospital
Max
Tulare Seniors top freshmen in intra-mural clash
In Tulare on April 3 a senior team beat the freshmen 21 to 12 in an intra-mural basketball game. Harvey Price scored seven and James Lane six for the seniors while Paul Roehe and Dean Otto led the juniors with six and four points respectively.
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Tulare
Harvey Price
James Lane
Paul Roehe
Dean Otto
Sachs
Tigers Tap 40 Rookie Hero As Real Helper This Season
Detroit cheers rookie Giebell who blanked Cleveland in a key pennant clincher. The tall right hander from Buffalo, praised for control and a deceptive fastball, is slated to aid a fragile Tigers rotation led by Newsom, Bridges, and Rowe as Detroit eyes the American League title.
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Tigers
Dillon Graham
AP Festme Serwine
Lakeland
Fla
Giebell
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Aeai
Indians
Cleveland
Spirit
Tanly
Bob Feller
Newsom
Bridges
Rowe
del Baker
Floyd
Buffalo
Steve O'Neill
Philadelphia
Giebeli
Duiit
Feller
Tommy Bridges
Hal
Newhouser
John Gorsia
Bobo 'Newsom
Hal White
Yaghlander
National AAU Ring Champs Crowned in Boston
Eight national boxing crowns were decided over three days at Boston Garden. Winners include Flyweight Lawrence Torpy Philadelphia Bantamweight Raymond Brown Chicago Featherweight Frank Leonard Taunton Massachusetts Welterweight Dave Andrews Massachusetts Lightweight Jimmy Minligan Lowell Massachusetts Light Heavyweight Shelton Bell Wilberforce Ohio Heavyweight Ragan Kinney Hartman Arkansas.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Boston Garden
Lawrence Torpy
Philadelphia
Raymond Brown
Chicago
Frank Leonard
Taunton
Mass
Life Benefit bowling team heads to ABC all events
The Life Benefit team from Huron leaves for St Paul to compete in the ABC tour team event at 7:30 pm and in singles and doubles tomorrow at 7:15 pm. Earlier they will play in Minneapolis Tribune Singles Classics. Harold Lloyd starred in the five man division, posting 518, while Net Day and others chase all events leadership in a strong showing at the ongoing tourney.
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Life Benefit
Huron
St. Paul
ABC
Life Benefitters
Minneapolis Tribune
Harold Lloyd
Los Am Beles
Lisyd
Net Day
West Allis
Wis
Santa Monics
Calif
Vietor Bucholtz
Mankato
Minn
Beemer
Sports Mirror From the AP Through Time
A fragmented AP roundup cites Antti Kukkonen commenting on Olympic feasibility this year. It recalls Wayne Sabin defeating Ernie Setter in River Oaks tennis, Sutter elminating Bobby Riggs, and a five year ago note on baseball polls favoring St. Louis Cards and Detroit Tigers in the national and American leagues.
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Associated Press
Antti Kukkonen
Wayne ‘Sabin
Ernie Setter
Sutter
Bobby Riggs
Feeder
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Penmatte
Fights and Sports Oddities Highlight Unclear Cleveland Card
Fragmented clippings describe boxing intrigue with Jimmy Bivins and Buddy Knox, plus scattered notes on Kansas basketball lore, a Montreal connection, and a New York soccer transfer. The garbled text also mentions a football coach and a botanist, creating a mosaic of era sports and science facts.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Jimmy Bivins
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Hadie ‘Dumne
New York
Bowling Industrial League High Scores and Team Totals
Industrial league bowling results show individual highs by Pam Bad for high score and Ginaé for high series. Teams listed include Great Llanthorn 688 and Totals around 2,400 to 2,900 across clubs such as Fullerton Furniture, Montgomery Ward, Great Northern, and Glu beer. Handicap figures and multiple player totals appear throughout, with numerous small clubs and players named alongside scores and totals.
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Industrial League
Ig Pam Bad
Ginaé
Great Llanthorn
Futterton
Fullerton
Taminop. Wi
McDaniels
Gibbs Lee Teast
Neve
Camp AG
Naeve
Exmier
Gardner
Fflen
Bott
Nmdicap
Totes
Little Sees Odds Drop After Pair Practice Rounds
Augusta Ga April 342 Open Champion Lawson Little looked like money as 49 top golfers enter the Augusta Masters. Two 68s in practice boosted Little from 8 to 1 to 7 to 1, with Snead Hogan Nelson among contenders. Defending champ Demaret odds 5 to 3. Horton Smith and Pack Chapman posted 69s. Bobby Jones watched as rain looms with four days of golf ahead.
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Hogan
Nelson
Augusta
Lawson Little
Augustens Nasionel
Little
Inary
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Wolf
Veteras
Francie Ouimet
Boston
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Oon
Horton Smith
U. S
Pack Chapman
Jimmy Demaret
Gallery
Bobby Jones
Erperor
Nassau Regently
Duke of
Bees overpower Browns with 12 run spree in Texarkana
TEXAREANA Ark Boston Bees exploded for 12 runs against the Browns as seven hitters walked or were plunked and two more scored on errors. Exidie Miller walked twice and scored three times in the burst that highlighted the game. YUMA Ariz Cubs head home from California as talks continue in salary dispute with pitcher Bill Lee set for a final round next week.
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Texareana
Ark
Boston Bees
Browns
Exidie Miller
Yuma
Ariz
Chicago Cubs
California
Bill Lee
Louisiana
YANKS FLASH POWER TULSA
The New York Yankees show strong hitting with 78 hits and 12 home runs over five sessions in Tulsa. Pete Reiser struggles, going 0 for 10 in the last two exhibitions, while Joe Medwick carries the team with a .485 average across 17 games and two home runs yesterday.
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Tulsa
New York
Filorida
Waco
Tex
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Defigers
Miller Gil Posts Good Rifle Scores
BROOKES April 3 Special Miss Kathleen Hayes of Milbertha read the quarter’s work as a Sedans at the State College Coach Rifle Team. Nis Hayes reached a score of 8 and thus an average score of 95 out of 100. The team has 25 members and will shoot matches against the University of Illinois Michigan Washington Montana and North Dakota State. Awards will be presented by the Guidon girls on Field Day this spring.
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Brookes
Kathleen Hayes
Milberthas
State ‘College
Nis Hayes
University of Ilinois
Michigan
Washington
Montana
North Dakota State
Guidon Girls
Exhibition Baseball Roundup From Fort Benning and Elsewhere
A scattered set of exhibition baseball results from sites including Fort Benning Georgia and locations such as Minto Beach Florida Orlando and Albany with teams like Detroit Brooklyn and Cleveland noted. Scores and specific matchups are inconsistently readable but indicate ongoing spring displays across multiple venues.
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Associated Fress
Fort Benning
Borton
Cincinnati
Minto Beach
Fla
Philadelme
Serra
Freien
Fis
Albany
Gilboma City
Okla
Eam
Por Worlkiga
Selma
Ala
Cleveland
New Bi Lapis
Ees
Michigan State College Footnotes on Army Draft Call
Michigan State College indicates that basketball players may be drafted for military service before the fall term. Officials note possible impact on team rosters if the draft proceeds as anticipated.
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Mitans
Lansing
Michigan State College
Army
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New York Post
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Walter Judnich
Dom DiMaggi
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Peoria
Day
Lange
Sports Mirror
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Kan
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Fen
Carlos Sereno
Wenter Torsiarg
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Gamdenege
Dick Marlow
Baan
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Krenz
John Wdell
Eger
STH
McCarthymen
Reiser
Ducky
Osborn Clothing
Urich
Dumany
McVey
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Balen
Montgomery Ward
Sayter
Brindley
Chamberlin
Zeman
Srerson
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Cook
Giewre
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Heyer
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Carl Hubbell
Cleveland Indians
York Giarris
Behonner Baer
Judkmsm
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Rover
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SBS
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J. Ehert
Wert Re. Dumdey
Imatinap
Towson Litte
Ben ‘Hogan
Yanks
Reiger
Miller Gil
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Varcon
Gamble's
Varcon Motor Ol
Saest
Gale
TIGER
LEMOH
Reetey
Oly
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