Court Contracts Key to Braddock Fate in Louis Fight
Newark NS April 6 The Garden faces pivotal federal court interpretation of three overlapping Braddock contracts with Schmeling and Louis as it seeks to halt a June bout with Louis. Judge ruled briefs due within a week and rejected boycott impact while Braddock lawyers argue the latest contract governs, noting the others are not clearly supplemental.
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Feller to Start Against Detroit in Indian Debut Preview
In Columbia South Carolina on April 54 Bob Feller the famed strikeout star was set to start for the Cleveland Indians against the Detroit Tigers in the American League opener. Feller aimed for nine innings as New York Giants pitcher Dave Gurday had struggled nine innings earlier. He fanned 32 and allowed eight hits in a 6 to 4 Tribe win though tiring late. Manes drove in a homer after Leslie doubled as Cleveland rode a strong early rally.
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Apostoli Ready To Tackle Fred Steele
Fred Apostoli, the belt bellhop from San Francisco, looks toward a clash with middleweight champion Freddy Steele after his fifth round stoppage of Sally Krieger at the Hippodrome. Apostoli earned his second win over Krieger in under three months and boasts a dominant display from start to finish.
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Death of Foxy Hanlon Opens Door to New Orioles Outfielder
BALTIMORE April 15. Foxy Ned Hanlon legendary Orioles mentor dies after a long career shaping modern baseball. His influence spans McGraw Robinson and Jennings. amid changes, the Orioles' early dominance and his managerial era mark a turning point in the sport. In Chicago and Massillon reports, young Henrich's major league bid heats up with interest from Giants Reds and others as he seeks clarity on draft status and possible signings.
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Lorne Arnold Leaves Springs Coach Post in Springs
WESSINGTON SPRINGS April 14 Special The board of education accepted the resignation of coach Lorne Arnold after five years at Wessington Springs high school He will finish the term then study at Louisiana State Baton Rouge to complete a master’s degree and plans to return to coaching Wheeler M B was elected to fill the vacancy A Mitchell High School and Stay College alumnus Wheeler was an all conference end in 1939 He previously coached at Farmer before moving to Pt Pierre where he has coached three years Springs football during five years posted wins losses and ties including two victories and five defeats in the last four seasons Springs basketball reached the regional finals last year and won the consolation title this year
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Gehrke Turns To Baseball In Watertown Season
In Watertown Wisconsin Arthur E Steskey Choke tavern keeper Gehrke plans to follow the approaching baseball season with interest He has spent 35 winters in bed due to cold misery but remains an ardent fan aiming to attend several major league and American Association games this season He hopes the Chicago Cubs win the National League pennant and notes sit down strikes are for the experts to settle.
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Six Schools to Vie In Faulkton Relays
Faulkton hosts six invited teams including Maior Ipswich Redfield Gettysburg and the Faulkton squad. The Faulkton Relays were postponed from April 9 to 16 due to bad weather and track construction delays.
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Ball Retains California Mat Title in Nerve Hold Win
Dr Len Ball of Omaha Nebraska retained the California state mat championship by defeating Vincent Lopez of Los Angeles two falls to one before a crowd of about 6000 fans in Los Angeles last night.
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Baseball News and Sports Tidbits From New York
Highlights from the April 18 scene feature Sammy Baugh joining the NFL with Washington, Tiger Meyer bound for Chicago, and Sam Jones and Joe Dimaggio in baseball chatter. The piece notes $2 million in talent arriving in New York, potential signings like Tommy Henrich, and various sports figures including Caras and Hirsch Jacob.
Every Victory To Be Rawls Record At Meet
Chicago April 15 From now on every time Uttle Katy Rawls of Miami Beach Fla wins an A U title it will be a record She may not shatch time marks but each victory in championship competition will establish her record for downs won Last night she defended the 200 yard individual medley title for her twenty second triumph in the opening program of the annual indoor tie meet at the Lake Shore A C breaking a tie with Mrs Eleanor Hylm Jarrett and Elena Madison Doris Brennan of Providence claimed the start was made before she lined up with the field The judges overruled her Rawls time 464 seconds a tenth of a second slower than her own meet record set last year Claudia Sclert Chicago swam the 100 yards Freestyle in meet record time of 113 to out finish Malina Temska Detroit and retain her championship
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No Need to Kill Crippled Animals
Cincinnati report quotes Dr. Peter Wehner, a dentist and racing enthusiast, arguing there is no need to destroy a horse when its leg is broken. He cites fractured limb cases in Prince Kiev and Prince Pine, noting Prince Kiev will race at Latowa this season while Prince Pine retires to stud. He adds horse fractures heal as rapidly as human ones despite treatment challenges.
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Wrestlers Compete as AP Reports Harrisburg Meet
In last night's wrestling events Harrisburg based Ernie Duysek of Omaha faced prized Marshall Blackstock from Nashville in a 62 minute bout. Wibington Delaware saw Cliff Olsen of Minnesota defeat Abe Coleman of New York after two of three falls.
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Japan Faces Delays in 1940 Olympic Preparations
Tokyo reports show obstacles and controversy in Japan’s plans for the 1940 Olympics as IOC member William Garland of Los Angeles inspects progress. Newspapers blast officials and promoters for handling, with The Japan Times noting calls to return the Games to the Informational Committee if quick, smooth prep fails.
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Battle to End Hockey Series Clashes Tonight
Detroit Red Wings and New York Rangers meet in a fifth Stanley Cup game. Manager Jack Adams says injuries have tested them, while the Rangers bring a stingy defense and better overall condition for the rematch.
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Huskies to race Bears in Oakland spring regatta
In Oakland California on April 15 the University of Washington Huskies will defend their eight oared crew title against California rivals as part of the spring regatta on the Oakland Estuary. The event previews the national championship season and marks the long standing Washington California rivalry in rowing.
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Baseball Writers Pick St Paul for Pennant Chase
Baseball writers from eight American Association cities name St Paul as likely pennant favorite as the season starts Friday. Giants expected to fare better with Minneapolis. Milwaukee thought to finish seventh. Votes from baseball writers indicate St Paul lead, with other teams ranking behind.
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Baseball Tettle Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
AP summary of yesterday's baseball results lists multiple games with teams such as Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, New York, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Montreal, Toronto and others. Scores vary from tight one to several run margins across leagues and cities, reflecting a busy day of play with standouts from several franchises.
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Beer And Farr Both Confident In London Bout
London April 15 Maxie Baer and Tom Farr spoke confidently before their 12 round limit match at White City arena. Baer said he would leave nothing to chance and aims to end it quickly. Farr dismissed Baer’s confidence, insisting he is just another fight and believes he will win to prove Britis heavies are not so bad.
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Aberdeen May Get Tournament
WATERTOWN April 15 Special indications that the four state regional tournament of the American Legion junior baseball teams will be held in Aberdeen next fall were seen at South Dakota American Legion headquarters today. Letters from H L Chaillaux national director of Americanism to Tommy Jones of Aberdeen and Ted Schaefer of Huron carried the information that the 1937 regional tournament will be played at Aberdeen. The regional tournament will bring state champions of North and South Dakota Minnesota and Wyoming to Aberdeen for a series of games to determine the regional winner and representative in sectional play leading up to the national tournament. Aberdeen also was host to the regional tournament last year but the system then provided representation only of the two Dakotas. Dates will not be set until interinvies season when state tournaments are known. CLARKSBURG W VA Irish Bob Turner 16 Richmond VA won a decision over the Alabama Kid 16 3 Columbus Ohio.
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Derby Favorite Pompoon Debuts in Jamaica Feature
New York April 1. Pompoon Loncheim early Kentucky Derby hopeful makes three year old debut today in the $7,500 Pauronik handicap at Jamaica track. Field includes Tintagel Snark and Marshallfield entrants with Sgt. Byrne and Cycle also prominent as the nine rivals.
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Camp News NORPOUK Yanks face big Walter Brows in sim
In Camp News NORPOUK Virginia Charlie Ruffing may skip sim as Walter Brows excels with a triple double and single in his last start. Across Columbia South Carolina the Giants have faced Bob Feller through 19 innings, eight hits, five runs, 17 passes, with 2 strikeouts for Young Robert. Philadelphia and Philadelphia Athletics resume drills as openers loom next Monday. Richmond Virginia Burleigh Grimes drafts three right handers and two lefties for the Dodgers NL staff, including rookie Luke Trumlin with Van Muno Fred Frankhouse Max Butcher Roy Henshaw.
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Philadelphia And Detroit Win Big Share Fight Titles
Eight youths from six states plus the District of Columbia and Hawaii contested national amateur boxing titles in Boston. Beeryweight Robinson of Philadelphia won the heavyweight crown, with Timmie Hill of Detroit claiming light heavyweight, and Johnny Marquez of San Francisco and others winning divisions. Walsing, Parker, Speary, Kelly, and Seegar Walin also captured titles for Philadelphia, Newark, and Detroit among a field of finalists.
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Seasonal oil guides for fish cooking from ACS study
A report by Maurice E. Standsby from the U S Bureau of Fisheries notes fish oil content varies by season. Frying is discouraged for high oil fish due to rancid flavors. some species are better broiled or baked in other seasons. Mackeral is advised to fry in spring while other seasons suit boiling or baking. oil content rises about 3 percent yearly. Separately Fred Apostolakko knocks out Sally Krieger in a Brooklyn boxing bout.
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