Cincinnati Reds Rally For Second Victory In Three Starts
The Reds defeated the Pirates 9 to 4 as Jim Weaver uncorked a wild pitch sequence in the second. Jim Bottomley and Sammy Byrd led the offense with three hits each, as Cincinnati pulled away with eight hits in the fifth and sixth innings.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Reds
Chuck Dreasen
Larry MacPhail
Pittsburgh
Boston
Jim Weaver
Jim Bottomley
Sammy Byrd
Cuba
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Paul Deans
Joe
Macky) Medwick
St Louis
Paul
Larry French
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Carnival
Dolph Camilli
George Watking
Tod
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Cliff Bolton
BKC
Kansas Relays Open With Record-Breaking Potential
Lawrence Kansas April 19 Rain drenched track welcomes about a thousand athletes from 30 colleges for the 13th Kansas Relays. Glenn Cunningham eyes a mile mark near his 4 06 1 world best as he leads a strong field in the special eight furlong race and the 13 relay events begin at 2 p m with preliminaries and trials scheduled for Saturday morning.
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Lawrence
Kan
Rons
Kansas
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Slong
Hurdie Tacca
Vanderbilt Plans Yacht Campaign in New York
Vanderbilt eyes a summer campaign using the Rainbow yacht after a Seteese victory. he aims to buy the Rainbow from its syndicate owners and explore use of the Endeavour for alternative races. The Enterprise remains a potential target, while discussions center on yacht acquisitions and cup defenses.
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Vanderbilt
New York
Harald
Rainbow
Duvemica
le Dickering
Ang
T. OL
Sopwith
Newport
B. i
Satoe Syndicats
Decirous
Eee
U S Faces Severest Test In 1936 Olympics
Coach Jennings predicts the 1936 Berlin Games will pose America's toughest challenge with Germany Sweden Japan Canada England and Italy fielding strong teams. He cites compulsory education powering a deep pool of track talent and highlights veterans like Ralph Metcalfe Glenn Cunningham and Bill Bonthron along with rising stars across sprints middle distances and field events.
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U.S
America
Jennings
Germany
Sweden
Japan
Wieland
Canada
England
Mary
Rity
U. S
Conead M
Marquette University
Berlin
United States
Finland
Italy
Galore
Jack Torrance
Ban Estiman
Glen Hardin
Ralph Metcalfe
Tor McCluskey
Charles Hornhostel
Glenn Cunningham
Percy Beard
Sven Fugus
Cornelius Jolson
Walter Marty
Keith Brown
Bud Deacon
Bill Graber
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Women Netsters In North South Final
The text notes women doubles final stage with Miss Sharpe and Margaret Anderson of Richmond Virginia facing Mrs. McBride and Vicente Laboutillier from Westinry Witmer Allen of Austin Textop ranking American player and J Gilbert Hell of Orange New Jersey who were finalists in the men's singles and will play tomorrow.
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Gles
Miss Sharpe
Margaret Anderson
Richmond
Mrs. McBride
Vicente Laboutillier
Westinry
Witmer Allen
Austin
J. Gilbert Hell
Orange
N. J
Rosenbloom Beats Massera In Ten Round Hollywood Bout
Maxie Rosenbloom, boxing champion from Hollywood, defeated Charles Massera of Pittsburgh in a ten round decision before about 3000 fans. Rosenbloom weighed 182 pounds and attacked with steady head and body blows, delivering an open gloved style throughout the bout.
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Maxey
Rosenbloom
Massera
Hollywood
Calif
Maxie Rosenbloom
Charles
Pittsburgh
Buddy And Max In Fifth Exhibition
Chuck Woods of Detroit hosts a boxing exhibition featuring brothers Buddy and Max on April 15. Lou Vine of Chicago attends as supporting acts. Also present are Kalamazoo heavyweights and participants Eric Pa Brother Buddy Eldie Anderson and several others in four rounds of exhibition work.
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Buddy
Max
Chuck Woods
Detroit Brothers
Lou Vine
Chicago
Eric
Eldie Anderson
Brooklyn Dodger Roster Set For 1935 Campaign
Brooklyn’s 1935 roster shows little change from 1934 with two left handed pitchers Fred Lamanske and Bob Logan as key rookie picks. Reserve outfielders Helder Tre mark and others compete for spots while CasY Stengel preserves the infield core of Leslie Cuccinello Frey Stripp Munigo.
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Fla
BDL -Terecast
Brooklyn
Msu
Dodger
Casey Stengel
Lamanske
Logan
Stengel
Fred Lamanske
Davenport
Bob Logan
Iran
Indianapolis
Stanley “Frenchy
Bordagery
Sacramento
Linus Frey
Joe Stripp
van Munigo
John Babich
Stenge
Swimmer Fails Sea Challenge After 87 Hours
The endurance swimmer under AIRES SUEROS attempt pushed past treacherous currents for over three days, covering 41 miles before delirium and fatigue forced withdrawal. A support launch pulled him near the finish, 41 miles from the goal, after losing about 20 pounds.
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Sueros
Aires
Wendy
Daenstrean
Ordeak
Boston Ace Ready For Work After Tonsil Operation
Boston pitcher Robert Grove, praised by Joe Cronin, says a tonsil operation eased a shoulder pain and he feels ready to pitch. Grove notes the issue was between the shoulder muscles and that the pain vanished after surgery. He has trained in Philadelphia and plans to join the Red Sox when the season warms.
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Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Robert Moves Grove
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Zays
Grove
Tom
Yawkey
Connie Mack
Tomsil
Robert Mosca
Philadelphia
State Trackmen Tackle Northern in Dual Meet Preview
Brookings April 19 Coach Lemme Herting faces a delaying weather spell as the State track squad prepares for a dual with Northern Normal Saturday. Outdoor work resumes and starters are listed for sprint events hurdles relays jumps and throws amid uncertain timing and strong Aberdeen and Rapid City contingents.
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Lemme Herting
Trecksters
Herting
O'Connell
Hesting
Northern
State
Aberdeen
William
Andres
Montevideo
Minn
Paul Miller
Platte
Ant Don
Goff
Pierre
Miller
Andres Ant Goff
Harold Hokenstad
Canton
Elmo Moen
Trent
Howard Harvey
Clark
Robert Kuckels
Conde
Raymond McCawley
Rapid City
Hokenstad
James O'Connell
Madison
Aubrery Sheldon
Mobridge
Ryman
Cecil Sanderson
Aurur
O’connell
Hawkeyes Miss Title by Four Points in Big Ten Race
Iowa City report notes the Hawkeyes finished four points shy of the title in the final Big Ten standings. Town team, ranked sixth, fell short due to close margins in the concluding meet.
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Hawkeyes
Iowa City
Backithail
University of Town
Hawkeyer
Willard Chooses Johnson as Greatest Heavyweight
In St Louis Jess Willard, now a referee, weighs about 710 pounds and picks Jack Johnson as the greatest heavyweight of all time. He cites Johnson’s skill and courage in their Havana fight, notes Dempsey’s decline, and says he cannot predict a future champion.
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Jem Willard
Jack Dempsey
Jess
Jack Johnson
Havana
Willard
Dempacy
Lasky
Levinaky
Hastans
Baer
St. Louis
California
Hoy
Derpeey
Stagg Brothers To Tangle As Coaches
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Susquehanna University faces Moravian College on October 24 with A A Stagg eldest son of Amos Alonzo Stagg coaching Susquehanna and bringing his team to Bethlehem to meet Moravian. The Stagg coaching branch also links William Allery at Susquehanna and Glenn Klinger at Moravian with Hugo Berdek once a Stagg pupil.
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Bethlehem
Alonzo Stagg
Susquehanna University
Moravian College
A. A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Beeryames
Susquehanna
Moravian Eleven
Paul
Staggr
Pom Rtademeen
William Allery
Sumushanns
Glenn Klinger
Marayian
State
Hugo Berdek
Chicago
China to field two young players in Davis Cup opener
China will send two of its youngest tennis stars, Kho Shinkee and Guy Cheng, to compete in the opening round of the Davis Cup matches in New York. Both players are relatively unknown on the world stage and are early in their careers. Kho Shinkee was runner-up in a Shenghei tournament and aims to prove himself on the international stage.
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China
Shanghay
New York
Kho
Shinkee
Guy Cheng
Baty ‘Coss
Somata
Teama Pion, Eng
Hauser’s Bat Lifts Millers Past St Paul In Opener
Joe Hauser drives Minneapolis to a 7 5 victory over St Paul with two singles after a season opener where he collected one safety in three at bats. Walter Tauscher outpitched the St Paul trio as Louisville and Columbus also posted wins in the circuit’s early games.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Hauser
Minneapolis
Unser Ichoe
The
Millers
Asinneapols
St. Paul
Walter Tauscher
Charles Barnabe
Howard Mills
Grimes
Boken
Norman
McWilliams
Louisville
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Cossack
Buchanan
Welsh
Dick Bass
Toledo
Mike Powers
Columbus Red Birds
Indianapolis
Garland Braxton
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Braxton
Curt Fullerton
Earl Webb
Ohio Trackmen Set for Drake Meet This Spring
Ohio State track coach Larry Snyder will take Jesse Owens and the Buckeye team to Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa for meets on April 25 and 27. The squad shifts from Penn to Drake after a team poll, seeking stronger ties with Drake and higher pay, with last year’s split appearances noted.
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Onis State
Jesse Owens
Buckeye
Spain
Drake
Penn Reloy
Owens
Ohio Stata Tack Stars
Fenn
Des Moines
Iowa
Larry Snyder
Penn
Drak
Ohio State
McLean to Remain in Amateur Rank
McLean 25 year old holder of the Scottish amateur championship plans to stay amateur after a tour of Australia and New Zealand. Despite reports he rejected professional offers including a 7500 dollar yearly deal from a London club and will take a business appointment instead.
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Indon Py
K McLean
Olg
Great Britain
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New Zealand
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