Ruthless Yankees Favored To Top 1933 World Series Field
Knicks of 1933 era debate the American League and National League contenders with New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals seen as the top pair. Detroit Tigers, Chicago Cubs and Brooklyn Dodgers figure among strong challengers as teams push for early advantage.
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New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Golden Gate
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Bab Ruth
Widder
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Bill Dickey
Harle Corghs
Lou Gehrig
Lazzeri
Croswili
Red Rolfe
Turd
Ben Chapman
Cambs
George Selkirk
Jesse Hi
Ruth
Jack Saltzgaver
Don Heffner
Hill
Myril Hosg
Dixie Car
Yorks
Stength
Detroit
Dizzy Dean
Schoolboy Rowe
Gomez
Bob Grove
Wold
Georgian To Play On U S Squad In Match With China
New York April 11. Bryn M Ersy Gri win long sought Davis Cup nod as U S faces China in a North American division match set for Mexico City. Stars Budge Mako Van Ryn Wood Allison and Sidney Wood named but Allison and Wood skip Mexico trip, with team to be officially announced within two weeks.
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Bryn M
Ersy) Griwin
Warwich
China
Mexico City
Frank &. Shileirds
C Budge
Go Make
Allison
Wood
Wilmer Allison
Sidney B. Wood
Seton
Mexico
United States
Grant
Estland
N, Weod
Budge
Mako
Johnny van Ryn
Vic Tories
Tce Cite
Avent Cub Springs
Wold
Jip
Noyvana
Mark Koenig Key Utility Infield Prospect In Split Spring Roles
Mark Koenig, a well traveled major leaguer, has played shortstop, second, and possibly will cover first for the Giants during the spring tour. Other items note Phillies and Athletics sandlot benefit game, Bottomley tied to Reds pursuit, Cochrane injury update, Cubs vs White Sox build to season, Hornsby may man first, and Pirates opener plans with Hoyt and Bits.
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Detroit
Clyde Hutter
Louisville
Joe Sullivan
Holywood
Jeffhander
Mickey Cochrane
Tigers
Cardinals
Terry Moore
Columbus
Ernie Orsutt
Deans
Hallahan
Willie Walker
Frankie Frisch
Copeland
Harrell
Heusser
Kleinke
Pippen
Ward
Menion Bud Tinning
Jesse Haines
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Hubbell
Seyumachier
Fitzsimmons
Parmelee
Reef
Stout
Chammon
Dick Barwell
Kiddo Davis
Hank Leiber
Jackson
Terry
Cruz
Knickerbocker
Gleveland
Roy Hughes
Boze Berger
Boston Red Sox
Grove
Philadelphia
Jimmy Foxx
Hocks
Dub Williams
Washington
Associated Press
Hickory
N. Coe
Mark Koenig
Koenig
Joe Malay
Tanes
Oklahoma City
Pie Traynor
Pitsburgh Pirates
Waite Hoyt
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Guy Bits
Pittsburgh
Jim Weaver
Lefty Birleofer
Cy Blanton
Vikings Boast Record Holders For 1935 Track Season
LIQUX FALLS April 1. Two South Dakota conference record holders lead the Amguuina college Vikings into competition for the 1935 track season. Deb Hall, shot put, and Senuy Overby, discus, set conference marks last year. Hall surpassed 43 feet in the shot and Overby threw 145 feet 24 inches in the discus. George Sturgeon, dash record holder, is expected to score points. A squad of about 35 men trains as the Vikings plan relays at Masing Nebraska and hold duals with Yankton in spring meets.
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Amguguina College Vikings
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Senuy Overby
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Over
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Masing
Neb
Aberdeen
Dakota
Yank
College
Buddy And Max Deliver One-Sided Victories
In Grand Rapids Michigan April 1 Max Baer the heavyweight champion staged a four round clowning exhibition with Ed Wills, then watched Wesley Ramsey defeat Roger Bennett in eight rounds. Buddy Baer at 242 pounds scored a three round technical knockout over Harry Nelson.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Max Baer
Ed Wills
Onego
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapidg
Roger Bernard
Fiat
Boddy Baer
Livermore
Calli
Harry Weisen
Dearolt
Buddy
Max
Apel
Chicago
Women Engage In Sports At Eastern State Normal
Women at Eastern State Normal School participate in loftball tennis and track despite bad weather. Plans to team with the W. A. E club for the annual Awards Day activities on May 24 are underway though details are not yet finalized.
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Eastern Madison
Women's Athletic Association
Eastern State Normal School
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Medica And Kiefer Shine In Women’s Indoor Swim Meet
At the Lake Shore Athletic Club, Medica of Seattle and Kiefer of Chicago set world marks in the 300 yard freestyle and 400 meter back stroke respectively during the opening night of the annual women’s indoor championships. Katy Rawls led performances, while Miss Rank and Relene Madison posted top times, with Rawls also breaking a national standard in the 200 yard event.
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Associated Press
Chicago
April U
Jack Medica
Seattle
Wash
Adolph Kiefer
Lake Shore Athletic Club
Katy Rawls
Modica
Wieler
Medica
Jamey Gilhula
Detroit Athetic Club
Kiefer
M. Kiyokawa
Japan
Miss Rank
Mediga
Relene Madison
Dorothea Dickinson
The
Swimming Association
New York
Mis
Huron Club Seeks Valley Loop Berth in James Valley Circuit
James Valley baseball league directors meet in Husen Saturday night to consider Huron town’s bid for entry. Leo Bloenberg leads a former American Legion group pushing for a berth while RB N. Campbell’s coalition opts against league play. Sponsors undecided whether to form a baseball club or run diamondball under A. O. U. W. banner.
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Valley Loop
James Valley Baseball Lea
Husen
Tvoannuak
Leo Bloenberg
Maissy
American Legion
RB N. Campbell
Tolay
Bloomberg
James Valley
Directoment
Tredway and Liem Sport
First Casualty In Coyote Grid Camp
The first casualty at the USD spring football camp occurred away from the practice field. Dan Baughman, a promising candidate, injured his right index finger in a gym door and required amputation. The incident happened at Vermillion in April.
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Coyote
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Pridiron
Dan Baughman
Wood's remarkable shot saves par in Augusta Masters
Craig Wood faced a tight second hole in the Augusta tournament final round. He used a No 4 iron, struck a branch as a branch hit, and the ball bounded onto the green within a whisker of par, allowing a birdlike finish to claim second behind Horton Smith.
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Wood
Augusta
Craig
Sneat
Craig Wood
Augusta National Golf Club
Woods
Horton Smith
Allen Hall Exhibition Here Tomorrow In Billiards Display
Allen Hall of Chicago, one of America's top cueists, comes to Huron for a public show at the Marvin Hughitt Recreation Parlor. The event includes a free public demonstration and a private instructional session for local billiardists, with women invited to attend. Hall, rising after a 1934 world tournament near-miss, will face Johnny Layton in a soon-scheduled challenge match sanctioned by the National Billiard Association.
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Johnny Layton
Marvin Hoghin Recreation Parlor
Marvin Hughitt
Chicago
America
Wil
National Billiard Association
Hall
Naonal Billiard Association
Eastern Loses Brilliant Star in Final College Trim
Madison reports Shanholtz of Eastern Site Normal School will graduate in June and depart after three sports seasons. The diminutive backfield star and guard forward has been a standout, scoring about 10 points a game and earning AP second team all conference honors despite knee injuries and a broken foot this past season.
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Madison
Shanholts
Eastern Site Normal School
Cotman Pro Duct
Ahnholtz
Rajan
Aticstis
Shanholtz
Associated Press
Shanholte
G. V. Reynolds
Waner Sued Over 1934 Auto Fatality in Tennessee
A summons in a $3 damage suit was served on Paul G. Waner, Pittsburgh NL outfielder, as executor for the W. C. Arnold estate. The filing alleges Arnold was fatally injured in a Tennessee auto collision on October 18, 1934. Deputy Harris Narkinski said Waner claimed the accident occurred during a fishing trip and that he aided the Arnolds but did not know Arnold was dead.
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Paul Waner
Uttle Rock
Ark
Paul G. Waner
Pittsburgh National League Baseball Club
Tennessee
Beta Arnold
White County
Arkanaag
W. C. Arnold
Beenolf
W. H. Arnold
Harris Narkinski
Waner
Arnolds
Arnold
Coyotes Resume Football Drills In Vermillion
Unity of South Dakota football drills resume on April 11 with players reporting to coaches Har Gamage Rube Hoy and Dan Bennon. Poor weather has moved practice indoors this week as coaches focus on signals and plays. outdoor fundamentals work hoped by week’s end with a possible extra game Saturday between selected players.
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Coyotes
Unity of South Dakota
Har Gamage
Rube” Hoy
Dan Bennon
Harvard faces a dream season under Conant mapped plan
Cambridge historians note early European contact and a focus on endowment aims as Harvard plots sports progress under President James B. Conant. The piece contrasts football gate receipts with a broader utopian view for intercollegiate activity.
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Cambridge
Mess
James B. Conant
Harvard
Plenty Of Tonnage In Wrestling Meet
Oklahoma City hosts a large wrestling event with 10000 pounds of entrants from Bangor to San Diego. The lineup features competitors from Maine Massachusetts Maryland California Kansas Minnesota and more as athletes prepare for the Navowl Amateur Athletic Meet. The afternoon program promises strong showings after pre tournament challenges at the edge of the field.
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Bangor
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Olahoma
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Sloane To Direct State Fair Races
Sloane to direct the 1935 South Dakota State Fair automobile racing card on the final afternoon of the five day exposition. Secretary James G. Venables says Sloane signed the contract to supervise the events. Gus Schroeder of Cedar Rapids Iowa is a leading driver associated with Sloane and has dominated last year's State Fair races.
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South Dakota
Peeson
Coyote States
James G. Venables
Ad Today
Sloane
America
Gus Schroeder
Cader Rapids
Iowa
Sped
King
Northwest
Culbertson Seeks Victory as Bridge Match Advances
In New York the Culbertson and Sims bridge match enters its second list with 17 rubber games left. Sims leads in points and rubbers while Culbertson, with Josephine, battles to close the gap. The Dodgers show progress, and Freddy M. is eyed for a summer windup with Readini farm in Brooklyn as Casey Stengel lauds early improvement.
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New York
P. Sims
Ely Culbertson
Hlave
Josephine
Landers
Sims
Simses
Sin
Culbertsons
Culbert
Sowa
Maass
Stn
Washington
Freddy M
Brooklyn
Readini, Pa
LaFayette
Dodgers
Casey Stengel
Amateur Fighters Shine In Championship Fray
In St Louis Anvil 11 14 featuring heavyweights and light heavies, amateurs push toward the finals with four knockouts and multiple first and second round advances. Notables include Billy Beate from St Louis and other contenders as the event proceeds toward semi finals and title bids.
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ST. Louis
Amagwur Pugilian
A. AL
Agnor
Joe Louis
Georre Thendayatus
Pullmein
Wael
Hera and
Weir Tossee Frost
Washington State
Callie
Syminst
Offic Pari
Tanighies
Hori
Amani the
Nebraska League Considers Split Season Plan for 2039
Lincoln meeting outlines a split season with May 2 start and September 2 finish. Clubs from Lincoln Norfolk Sioux Falls Beatrice appear at the session. Officials discuss potential expansion to six or more teams including North Platte Fremont and Council Bluffs.
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ul-Nebraska State
Greehal
Mestanyr
Norfolks
Sioux Falls
S. D
Beatrice
Penn
J. Roy Carter
Norfolk
Prudent
Wax
Stocker
Grind Island
North Protte
Firbury
Yerle
Council Bluffs
Jan
Exhibition Baseball Results and Upcoming Games
Yesterday results include Cleveland A 5 and New York NY 2 as Brooklyn N 7 beat Weehington A 4 in ten innings. Chicago N 1 lost to Cincinnati No 4, while New York A 4 beat Chattanooga SA 0. Newark Bears beat Red Sox in Florida. Cronin says Ferrell to start against Bears.
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Yasterday
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Brooklyn
Weehington
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chicago
Chattanoora
Knoxville
Tosay
Lyneshire Vae
Ate Rock
Ark
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Newarkch Bears
Florida
Joe Cronin
Wea Ferrell
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