Jacobs Names Yankee Stadium As Scene Of Title Fight
New York April 2 with Mike Jacobs naming Yankee Stadium as the site for the Louis Schmeling rematch on June 22. He rejected offers from Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia to stage the bout in New York and predicted strong attendance and high gate receipts plus significant radio and film rights. Training camps set while promoters prepare for a heavyweight showdown and a busy summer boxing program.
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Lou Ambers
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Makre Apelttan
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New York State Athletic Commission
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Soldier Field
Whiter O. Briggs
Brigas Stadium
Municipal Stadium
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Fampion Lakes
Schmeling
Germany
Speculator
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Baseball results from American and National Leagues
Yesterday's games featured the American League with St Louis and Chicago matching up while New York and Philadelphia faced off in the National League. Notable pitchers included Hildebrand Tretja Whitehill and Gise, with strong showings by Sautels Berg Appleton Toston and Ferrell for Cleveland and by LaMaster Hausser and Atwood for Philadelphia.
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Berg
Appleton
Toston
R. Ferrell
Yesterday's Stars in Baseball Slugfest Matches
The Associated Press notes Jim Ripple and Mel Ott powered the Giants to a 12 8 win over the Phillies with home runs with men on base. Auker and the Tigers beat the Browns as five hits and steady pitching kept them in control. Hal Trosky led the Indians with three hits in a 10 8 victory over the White Sox. Lew Higgs delivered a tenth inning single with bases loaded to lift the Reds past the Cardinals 7 6. Pete Appleton scattered hits for the Senators in Washington's win highlighted by a triple and two singles.
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Osear Vin
Earl Averill
Hal Trosky
Ali
Hot Sind
Elden Auker
Detroit
St. Louie Browns
Wealthy Driver Enters Classic in Indianapolis
Millionaire Joel Thorne, 23, heir to railroad wealth, announces he will race by skill not money for the Memorial Day 500-mile classic in Indianapolis. Thorne has spent about 50000 on two cars and maintains a payroll of around 6000 dollars monthly for 28 to 23 staff, hiring drivers Jimmy Snyder and Ronny Householder to drive his entry.
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Jimmy Snyder
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Ronny Householder
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Hoy Not Sure Of Team Personnel For Drake Meet
Vermillion April 27 Coach Hoy expresses uncertainty over which USD trackmen will travel to Des Moines for the Drake Relays. After Cedar Falls results the Coyotes may reshuffle for upcoming meets including Aberdeen Relays and a triangular in Omaha. Hoy predicts a rugged conference meet with at least one first place from every school.
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Hoy
Grinnell
Cac
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Des Moines
Gene Betland
Ted Brockman
Hoyasserly
Aberdeen
Omaha University
Morningside College
Omaha
Hornsby At Forty Greatest Batsman Turns 40 Today
New York wire report salutes Hall of Fame right handed batter Hornsby who reaches age 40. Roundhouse Rudy York shows little power with two RBIs in eight games while posting a .222 average. The piece blends fan mail and notes about players like Gehrig and Muehlhaus reflecting on teams and season contrasts.
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Lou Gehrig
Rudy York
Rudy
Hollis Hemsley
Dutch Muelley
Jimmy Wilson
Estelle Lawson Page
Champ
Jimmy
Ingeles
Maxie
Phils
Huron Plans City League Softball Season
Huron officials outlined a four team city softball circuit sponsored by Huron Gregory Company Armour and Company and others for the 1993 season. A May 14 entry fee deadline and a May 11 opener were set with twilight games on Tuesdays and Thursdays. An All-Star Armour club will play independent and traveling teams, with season tickets available. The next meeting will finalize rosters and league setup.
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All-Stars
Armour Athletic Club
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Guldahl Predicts He'll Do It Again
NEW YORK April 2 Ralph Guldahl the reigning U S Open champion predicts he will win the title again this year. He plans a winter swing to Madison New Jersey to practice at Braidburn Country Club and aims for a repeat performance in the Open in mid June after defending his crown at Denver June 1. He notes his game is as good as ever and cites recent Western Open wins.
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Rovers Hornsby
Pedro Montanes
Frankie Wallace
the Hippo
Albert Muehlhaus
Washington
Yanks
Muehlhaus
Giants
Guldahl
Foiph Guidahl
Braidburn Country Club
Madison
N. J
Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
AP dispatches report boxing results with several fighters from Brooklyn Windsor Milwaukee San Jose. Bernie Friedkin from Brooklyn defeated Orville Drouillard in New Jersey event. Teddy Yatsz of Pittsburgh outpointed George Black in Milwaukee. Nath Garrizor of San Jose outpointed Frank Simms of Cleveland in California.
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New York
Bernie
Schoolboy
Friedkin
Brooklyn
Orville Drouillard
Windsor
Indians Should Hire Bar Room Companion For Rolle Hemsley
A satirical feature praises baseball figure Rolle Hemsley, proposes famous companions to guide Indians celebrations, and credits Hemsley with aiding Satchel Feller. It entertains by naming Honus Lobert Pancho Snyder Eddie Brannick and Rogers Hornsby as potential hams for the role while noting Hemsley’s influence on Feller and his pitching approach.
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Femsley
Rolla
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Hemsley
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Pancho
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Dnese
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Hornsby
Rollo
Rajah
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Fell
Feller
Kid
League Leaders and Batting Averages From A L Season
League leaders include Lavarella Degas and Lon Bardi for batting with 888 in the Reds and Giants group, plus Rizno and P Waner with eight. Slaughter and McCormick lead in hits with 13. Ots and McCarthy top home runs with 3 each for Giants. Pitching features Turner Dean Tobin Brown Derringer with 20. In the American League Tresky leads batting at .500 with 11 runs. Werber and Fox tie for hits at 13, and Ostermuetler Feller Whitehill appear among top pitchers.
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Lonbardi
Reds
Giants
Rizno
P. Waner
Pirates
Slaughter
Cardinals
McCormick
Ots
McCarthy
Turner
Bees
Dean
Cubs
Tobin
Brown
Derringer
Tresky
Indians
Werber
Athletics
Lewis
Fox
Tigers
Chapman Clouts Winning Homer to Lift Indianapolis
Glenn Chapman hit a decisive homer on the first pitch after Ahit relieved, guiding the Indianapolis Indians to an 8 7 victory over Milwaukee. The win moved Indianapolis into second place in the American Association, within a half game of Kansas City Blues, as the circuit pivoted into a traveling layoff.
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Indianapolis
Brewers
Glenn Chapman
Indiana
Indians
Louis Abit
Milwaukee
Ahit
Brewer
Ithin & Hall
Kansea
Blues
Les Willie
Louisville
Colonels
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Apos
Columbus Crew
Toledo Mudhens
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Kansas City
Miwaukee
Cunningham Set For Indoor Race Tonight At Kansas City
Jenn Cunningham of the University of Minnesota will run in his third race in five days in Kansas City tonight. He is entered in a Handicap mile with Charles Tobin receiving a 50 yard handicap while Joe Ryan starts 15 yards ahead. The event is part of a horse show and sportsmen's exposition.
College Baseball Scores From Associated Press Summary
Minnesota 10 Saint Marys Winona 4 Notre Dame 3 Iowa 10 Iowa State 7 Kansas 4 Upper Iowa 6 Carlton ?
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St Cief
St. Mary's
Winona
Sami
Notre Dame
Iowa
Iowa State
Kansas
Universite
Carleto
Loss Of Dean Is Believed Factor In Poor Showing
The Cardinals slide in the National League race is linked to the loss of Dean, with Joe Medwick still out. Cincinnati edged St Louis 8-7 after four late Reds runs, while Mel Ott and Jim Ripple powered the Giants past the Phillies. The Yankees, Bees, and Cubs also won, while Cleveland and Detroit posted strong hits and runs in their games.
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Joe DiMaggio
Cardinals
Joe Medwick
Cincinnati
Reds
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