Braddock Trains In Woods Against Snowy Odds
Heavyweight champion James J Braddock plans two weeks of outdoor training in the Wisconsin woods near Stone Lake. He will chop wood for two hours daily to toughen his shoulders and fists under trainer Robb Lippmann amid mud and snow that prevents gate practice. Braddock also shoots clay targets and stays active between axe sessions.
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Hawaiians Top A A U Fights Opening Card Settle Titles Tonight
Hawaiians headlined the opening card of the national A A U junior bare knuckle championships in St Louis. Two islanders won by knockout and one by decision, as eight weight finals loom. Notable matches featured Erick Koberg and Gilbert Murakami advancing, while Kenjie Harris fell to Marvin Linddell. The Chilocco Indian School also moved four fighters into contention for titles.
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Hawaiians Were Close Pressed For Honers
Hargesheimer to coach at Oberlin amid resignation
Sioux Falls College athletic director Walter Hargesheimer, who resigned, announced plans for a new coaching role at Oberlin College in Ohio. He did not reveal the exact position or location, and the final decision on his duties for next season remains unsettled.
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Iowa School Athletic Strife Opens With Manning Suspension
DES MOINES April 7 High school athletics erupted into open strife as George A Brown executive secretary of the Town High School Athletic Association announced the suspension of Manning Illinois from the association Carroll school officials said the twelfth annual Carroll relays will not be held because sanction of the state association could not be obtained Paul James attorney for the newly organized Hawkeye Athletic Association accused the present governing body of bulldozing Amos Lee superintendent of Manning and temporary chairman of the Hawkeye group meeting at Des Moines March 20 said Manning’s school would be penalized and noted the Hawkeye association claimed 14 members paying dues Brown said FES has a head for all theyve got over 6 dozen achee
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Camp News Roundup From Spring Training AP Dispatch
Fort Worth reports Jon Dimaggio may miss six to ten games due to a strained throwing arm. Clearwater notes five Dodgers on the hospital list with Tony Malinosky likely out for opening day. Shawan, Okla offers updates on Jack McCarthy and Whitlow Wyatt medical issues. Daytona Beach covers Reds and Cards aiming for a second win. El Paso has White Sox and Cubs with Parmelee slated to pitch for the Cubs. Cardinal opener set for April 20 with Cizy Dean starting. Winter Haven notes Jim Wilson prefers Charley Scharein over Gelbert. Orlando items Simons regains his lucky bat from Tokyo. Albuquerque sees Weaver and Swart on mound for Pirates. Lakeland reports Al Simmons’ sale to Washington could boost rookie Chet Lamb.
Brietz Briefs from New York Apr 7 sports notes
Press opening notes plus scattered baseball and hockey items from New York and elsewhere. Mentions Paul Waner and John Dick, Cobb, Hank Leiber, Don Dean, Archie San Romani, Tony Lazeri, Frank Crosetti, Joe DiMaggio, Burleigh Grimes, and University and college figures. Includes Jacksonville college game reference and high school javelin exclusion.
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Redfield FFA boxing fund drive for Black Hills tour
Redfield High School FFA plans a boxing card to raise funds for an agricultural tour to the Black Hills. About a dozen amateur matches feature Ray Watson versus Virgil Roeber, Frank Miller versus Farmer Otto, Allie Kolegraf versus Carroll Spear, with many first-time fighters. The event, held in the high school gym, begins at 8 pm with tickets at the door and pre-sale efforts underway.
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Statistics Show Throwers Rarely Peak Young
New York April 7 4 Young Bob Feller at 19 challenges a long standing baseball superstition by defying the trend that pitchers reach 20-win seasons late. The piece recalls Christy Mathewson and other stars, noting most hurlers hit 20 wins in their mid twenties or later while a few precocious arms like Feller and Hoyt found early success.
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Dakota Relays Emphasizes Preps Across Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls hosts the 15th Dakota Relays April 50 L with revised events for prep and college divisions. New mile runs added for both high school and college, weight throw and high hurdles introduced, javelin dropped in college, sprint medley replaces some events, and North Central Conference and South Dakota Conference relays receive tailored lineups.
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Set CCC Age Limit Proposed From 17 to 33
Washington April 12 Chair man Connery of the House labor committee proposed legislation to form a permanent civilian conservation corps with 308 008 members. Enrollment would be limited to needy unmarried youths aged 17 to 33, with exceptions for 3 005 war veterans, 10 000 additional Indian annuities, and 5 00 in territorial and insular possessions.
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Conde Athletes Presented Monograms in Texas
A hazy OCR note lists Conde athletes awarded monograms in football and basketball for spring participation. Names include Tony Weilstein, Craig Vinson, Earl Vandenbarg, Loren Lenz, Newton Tol-Vefeen, Lloyd Smith, Luther Summers, Allsn Chandler, Shirley Vinson, Norma Benson, Lois Zeck, and others.
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Waltons Map Water Projects Near Huron For Fish Stocking
Walton League members discussed several water projects Ravine Lake and Stony Run Lake nearing completion by the state game and fish department. Plans include stocking fish in Ravine Lake when water levels rise, planting aquatic vegetation, and adding fruit bearing shrubs for wildlife feed and shelter. The organization also plans a north Ravine Lake club grounds with a gun club fish hatchery rifle range and archery range.
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Duke Charge Account Dog Still in News
News item notes Duke the charge account dog remains in coverage after death. Radio host John K. Watkins mentioned Dues Veath on a daily New York City broadcast on the Columbian chain. Duke, photographed during life, was owned by B. C. McKenzie in Huron Wisconsin.
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Gelbert Named Reds Regular Second Baseman for 1937
Gelbert, who survived a 1932 hunting accident that cut short his St Louis Cardinals career, was named Reds regular second baseman for 1937. After a strong comeback from a leg injury, he is set to start ahead of Alex Kampouris while vowing to back Joe Dwyer and Mashville Stokton in the infield.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
Washington defeated Dewoit 5 to 0 while Chicago posted 9 to 2 and 2 to 9 losses. Cleveland won 8 to 7 over New York, St. Louis hit 11, Kansas City edged New York 1 to 0, Philadelphia beat Longview 49 to 2, Louisville 3, Toronto 3, New Orleans 14 over Jersey City, Newark 6, and Sebring firemen 0.
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Wrestling results from Newark and Reading shows mixed bouts
In Newark New Jersey Curt Olson of Minnesota pinned Stanley Pinto of Nebraska while in Reading Sammy Cohen defeated Freddie Grubmier. Other bouts feature Denno Maroney and Dublin beating Olaca amid unclear action as Milwaukee matched heavyweights.
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Six Are Named To Ryder Cup Forces But Others Tune Shots
New York April 1 The Professional Golfers Association named six members of the United States Ryder Cup team to face Britain at Southport England June 2 and 3 with four vacancies to be filled from a 12 candidate group after sectional PGA rounds. The named six are Gene Sarazen Denny Shute Tony Manero Horace Smith Henry Picard and Johnny Revalin.
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Tony Manero
Horton Smith
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Fights Last Night Amenue d By the Associated Press
New York entries show Lew Feldman and Freddie Miller drawing in a Brooklyn Cincinnati bout. Los Angeles sees Henry Armatraig stopping Pete De Grie while Everest Nightmire outpoints Petey Hayes. Detroit reports Fritzie Zivic defeating Chuck Woods and Bernie Friedkin outpointing Jovey Wach in New York bouts.
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Henry Recommended for Kansas City Athletic Director
April 7 in Kansas City, Henry Guinn, athletic director at the University of New Mexico and former Missouri football coach, was recommended by the University of Kansas athletic board for athletic director at Kansas University. The recommendation will be considered today in Topeka by the Kansas board of regents.
Romans in Drake Relays Face Riceout Twins in Mile and Half
Archie San Romani, seen as Glen Cunningham successor, will run a special mile and a half at the Drake Relays in Des Moines on April 24 against the Riceout twins Biniog and Wayne.
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