Track Hopes Darkens With Sorenson Loss At State College
Major League Baseball opens with notable teams primed as Roosevelt watches Senators and Athletics open in Washington while Yankees face Red Sox in Boston. Giants eye Cubs Pirates Cardin as contenders. DiMaggio absence looms for Yankees in opener. Appling breaks leg for White Sox. Indians push as dark horse. Reds predicted to surprise in NL with McKeithnie guiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sorenson
At State College
Gayle
Talbot
New York
Ballyhoo
Connie Mack
Ito
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
New York Clants
Giants
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Janis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankees
Velevan
Red Sox
Joe DiMigiio
Myerl Hoax
Dix Maggio
Guixeppe
DiMaggio
Jake Rappart
Appling
Laas Watts Sox
Luke Appling
Inel
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Vite
Detroit
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Harry Craft
Franks McCormick
Schmeling to Fight Dudas Before Lewis Showdown
Hamburg heavyweight Max Schmeling meets Dudas in a 15 round bout as prep for the June 22 title defense against Lennox Lewis in the United States. Schmeling, nursing a thumb injury, seeks form after a nine round decision over Ben Foord. Dudas aims for a banker crowd of 20 000 and possible upset.
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Uamburg
Gurmany
Apri
Max Schmeliing
Joe Lavis
Steve Dudischin
Wan Tithe Comtender
Chish
Schmesing
Lewis
United States
Dusas
Setmeling
Hieself
Sind
Ben Foord
South Africa
Foord
Toninhet
Waller
Gossip From Baseball Camps
Baseball insiders report shortstop George Schurein may miss the opening against Brooklyn due to a barley injury while Del Young covers short. Tom Beidacssow is slated to pitch the Vetron opener in Chicago against the White Sox as Cincinnati Reds prepare for Tuesday action. Chicago Cubs manager Charlie Grimm says Augie Galan or Phil Cavarretta likely won’t start in Tuesday’s opener, and Cavarretta’s wrist injury shows no fracture after an eye operation in Los Angeles.
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Ark, N. D
George Schurein
Brooklyn
Hag
Jimmy Wilson
del Young
Dayton
Tommay Beidacssow
Vetron
White Sox
Chicago
Guorge GH
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Manger
Charlie Grimm
Augie Galan
Phil
Charretta
Galan
der Angeles
Cavarretta
Pittsburgh Panthers Face Severe Manpower Shortage
Pittsburgh struggles with a shrunken squad for 1938 as coach Jock Sutherland confronts strict reforms and a limited pool of players. Star Marshall Goldberg shifts to fullback with Dick Casalano and John Chickurneo guiding a revamped backfield amid training limits and NCAA rule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
M— Minhiy Piu
John Bata Luther
Panthers
Nis
University of Pittsburgh
Bos
Nderukun
Gill Jogk
Marshall Goldberg
Golders
Goldberg
Lef
Dick Casalana
John Chickurneo
Harold
Curley
Stebbing
Will Reynolds Saddle Rides to Endurance Record
Longwood Florida reports tobacco magnate Will N Reynolds of Winston-Salem North Carolina trains daily behind harness horses, riding at least 25 miles six days a week for about 100 days, claiming he has logged around 2000 training miles. Reynolds, praised by Bets White as a top harness talent, notes a doctor advised rest after surgery in 1922 but he resumed riding discipline to stay fit.
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Geol
Jock
Pit
James Wigan
John
Bf Cauchus
Gyacention
Panther
West Virginia
Tempis
Duquisine
Wisconsin
Souther Mathoddist
Saar
Carnegie Tech
Nebraska
Cuire
Reform
Longwood
Fla
Bury
Fia
Will
N. Reynolds
Wington-Salem
N.C
Mgr. Reynolds
Dong
Fruskh Pir
Reynolds
Dodger Fans Cheer Amid a 5-9 Defeat to Pilots
Dodgers supporters jeered after a 5-9 loss to the Pilots in a chaotic spring game. The article, from New York, April 1, notes delirious topics and speculative scenarios surrounding players and teams with many garbled names and phrases.
Race Promises Greater Thrills and New Racing Rules
Indianapolis notes preview Memorial Day speedway race with new unlimited fuel rules. Veteran builder Harry Henning says rules will spur car design and European competition, benefiting the entire auto industry. Also mentions drivers, teams, and prior season contrasts amid varied sports chatter.
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Indianapolis
Tw Keating
Gianapolis Speedway
Harry
Gotten
Ivite
Simtalee Motors
Michigan
Bachman Tsamy Waar
Pridt
Romails
Havana
Cuba
Charley
Whitter White
Bill Anderson
Milwaukee
Cambridge
Mass
Brookings Flash Retires From Track With Sinus Trouble
Brookings reports Harold Sorenson forced to retire from sprint events due to severe sinus headaches. Coach Jimmy Baker notes Sorenson was the team’s top dash man last year and his loss creates uncertainty for Drake Relays plans. Roy Kristensen of Midland emerges as potential replacement, with others like Sorenson’s successor candidates and sprinters adjusted to the setback.
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Brookings
Harold Sorenson
Dash
Jimmy Baker
Travis
State College
Sorenson
Contoynee
Dohnner
North Baka University
Baker
Wight
Roy Kristensen
Midland
Niles
Asher
Sorstack
Oddy
Woonsucket
Te Emamerich
New Ulm
Minn
Lassen
Bromierich
Stussing
Aberdeen
Hneus
Walt Rouser
Chicago
Ure Regal
Cote Red
Beeman Maidlinix
Lemnax
Letters Awarded To Rabbit Cagers
Apri so a cumer have reen awarded basketball letters for the 10370W season at State College announced by Coach Jim Baker. Recipients include Wendell Andrews Miller Thornton Morrisburg Stuart Jordhusen Cecil Haraman Oldham Bob Oddy Hob Pylman Jim Fergen Park stony Mack Jones Miller Glenn Carr Carl Lath stop Nebraska City Neb Pulman Dacz Hadung and Lathrop. Most players are sophomores apart from a few upperclassmen forming the core for next year.
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Sroqokings
Cumer
Jim Baker
State College
Wendell Andrews
Miller
Thornton
Morrisburg
Stuart Jordhusen
Ipswich
Cecil Har
Aman
Oldham
Bob Oddy
Woonsocket
Hob Pylman
Gettysburg
Jim Fergen
Nus
Cheusi
Scoring Fireworks Appears To Be Over
Chicago dispatch reports the 38th annual American Bowling Congress scoring phase seems concluded for two days with top ten standings unsettled. The event runs 48 days, ends Tuesday evening, seven 5-man squads remain. No defending champions or individuals threatened, including Gene Gagliardi of Mt. Vernon Indiana who bowed out yesterday.
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Chicago
Uaw
Individus
sAinwares
Tovsopmr
Gene Gagliardi
Mt. Vernon, Inc
Arbru
Roosevelt to throw first ball in opening AL game
President Roosevelt promised Washington Baseball Club president Clack Griffith he would attend to throw out the opening ball for the American League game between Washington and the Philadelphia Athletics. Griffith visited the White House and presented a black leather billfold marked DLR and a gold pocket watch. Mrs. Roosevelt received a black handbag and a jewelry token.
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FDR
Washington
Roosevelt
Clack Griffth
Washing+ tor Baseball Club
Philadelphia Athletics
Griffith
White House
Illinois hurdler Rohiven strides with 12 foot reach
A fragment notes University of Illinois hurdler Jack Rohiven shows strong form over timbers with a twelve foot stride. The context suggests optimism about his performance, highlighting power and technique in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterfing
Champaign
Jack Roh
University
of Illinois
TOMSORIAL Service Notes Trotter Care
The text describes a racing trotter with seasonal hair growth, noting the animal sheds only half a cut during racing season and grows a full coat in winter to stay warm. It mentions care practices tied to grooming and timing of trims.
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Tomsorial
Service. S.C
Ter
Weason
Greta
Barber Named Pro At Aberdeen Club
Aberdeen April 16 Fred Biber golf professional at the Aberdeen Club for two years has been let go by the Aberdeen Club. Biber has been in South Dakota since 1897 and is known for strong play and teaching abilities. He previously worked at Watertown Country Club and Brookings private course before moving to Aberdeen. Colin Kidd resigned recently after several years.
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Aberdeen
Fred Biber
Buren
Chile
Aberdeen Cavity Club
Barber
South Dakota
South Dalor
Tieste
Watertown
Brookings
Kuran
Colin Kidd
Ang
Ines Weer
Jones Joins H Ulding New York Firm
Anrif Robert Z. Jones of Advanta has been named vice president at A. G. Spaulding & Gros, a firm described as a merchandising operation. The announcement says Jones is a former AOL champion and joins the New York based company today.
West To Be Well Represented In U S G A Trials
The Golf Association will feature a strong western presence at the U S G A qualifying rounds with contenders from Denver Portland Seattle San Francisco and Phoenix among 31 districts. Entries close May 17 Eastern Daylight Time with 170 players to contend at the championship site Chevy Hills Club dome in Denver.
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New York
Apal
Sistes Golf Association
Beter
Denver
Chevy Hills Club Dome
Sal
Portland Qye
Seale, Wash
San Francisco
Los Ang
Phoenix
Arin Phoenix
Pyo Diketrinne
Francisca
Pacific Northwest
Tat Yoor
Jenyt
Possist
Wie
Mer Raup
Jonony Goulenas
Charles
Chuck
Bubbis Cruicksham
Gene Sarazen
Denny Shute
Paul Runyan
Billy Burke
Neneine Picard
Jimmy Hines
Byro Nelson
Jimmy Thomson
Ihnny Revalta
Ky Lattoon
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Yankee
Cubs
Max Schmeling
Dudas
The
Associated Press
By Judson Bailey
Atlanta, Ga
Gardner
Ye S
SWAT
Will N. Reynolds
Mr. Will
Ikea
Wace Piezre
Lovjie Jensed
State Safety Council
Pant Kult
Bob Hanigan
Luster Frise
Gaveerpor Jenpen
64 Jacobs
Dlerte Firs
Phota
Sether
Dodger
Sid Feder
Pingh
Eddie Briers
Tony
Groby
Baily Grimes Lave
Jxcouts
Say” Lou Zarperini
Fgland Cunningham
Dean Bremwell
Calfornia
Jock Sutherland
Biggio Goldberg
Pitt
Dick Casstone
Biggio
Bill Brandt
Mix Lanier
Pepper Jacvin
Stiele
Roy Jolson
Skippy
Bartell
Rowdy Richard
Brookings Flash
Drake
Fair
America
Pretty Eleanor Lim
Beaver College
West
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
L. F
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Jack Mills
Helen Reese
Don Crouse
Rea Soc
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