Baseballdom Awaits Landis Ruling On Cardials Rickey In Spotlight
In St Petersburg citrus circuit debates Judge Landis ruling affecting Branch Rickey and the Cardinals. Landis fines Cedar Rapids and Springfield for working agreements and bars transfers to St Louis farms for three years. Rickey studies the long order as the baseball code of competition faces a pivotal moment.
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Gayle Talbot
ST. Petersburg
Fis
Branch Rickey
Davie Harum
St. Louis Cardinals
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Monett
Springfield
Cardinals
Danville
Larulis
Branen Rickey
Rickey
Springield
Princip
Jose Cedar Rapids
St Lews
Ay Teague
Cardshire
Clubox
Marth Rickey
St. Metersburg
Cardinal
Landis
Fudge
Caudit
Cards
Jimmy Webb
Kirkey
Women Cagers Enter Third Round Play
In Wichita Kansas the Women's National AAU Basketball tournament saw seedings hold and upsets as Tambuth College Jackson Tenn dropped out. Galveston Unicorn surged with a lopsided win while TeXa team rallied from a Topeka deficit to claim a close victory.
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Wichita
Kas
Tambuth College of
Jackson
Tenn
Tupalo
Misa
Luciene Duke
Little Rock
Ore
Nashville
Wichimy
Patty Berg Wins Mid-South Golf Title in Florida
Patty Berg, the Minneapolis redhead, surged ahead to win the women’s mid-south tournament in West Palm Beach after two rounds. Berg led Southern Pines by eight strokes over Snve Cothran as the final 18 holes concluded in Florida.
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Patty Burg
Southern Pines
N. C
Marc H
Patty Berg
She Minneapol
Ruling May Affect Two Huron Youths
Two Huron youths Walker Brusse and Neill Meyers, players for the American Legion Junior Baseball team, are under contract to the Munett club. Judge Tom Duby said he did not expect Judge Landis ruling to apply to them, and that he would consider the status of the Lads with a reply due soon.
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Huron
American Legion
Munett
Walker Brusse
Neill Meyers
Tom Duby
Cardinals
Landis
Brusse
Meyers
Detroit May Be Scene Of Fight
Detroit reporter notes promoter Mike Jacobs arrived to inspect Seculties for the heavyweight championship bout. He mentions Briggs Stadium could be remodeled to seat 60,000 and possibly 9,000 feet boxing space, aiming for about 1.125 million in business.
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Detroit
Mar
Mike Jacobs
New York
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Dewoit
Jacobs
Briggs Stadium
Independent Cage Tournament Opens
Aberdeen opens the fourth annual Dakota independent basketball tournament with two Aberdeen entries and teams from Faulkton and Ashton. Ashland beat Hoemer 27 to 25 Faulkton beat Aberdeen AOQWW 22 to 14 Houge's Shop of Aberacon defeated Butler 121 27 Aberdeen Elks beat Java 33 to 27 Four first round games planned this afternoon reduce field to 26 teams. evening second round follows with Gambles Mobridge Bristol Garden City Fargo De Smet Grand Forks Coca Colas McLaughlin on slate.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Faulkton
Ashton
Ashland
Hoemer
Aberdeen Aoqww
Houge
Shop of
Aberacon
Butler
Aberdeen Elks
Java
Gambles
Aberdeen City
Mobridge
Bristol
Garden City
Fargo
N. D
de Smet
Grand Forks
Coca Colas
McLaugh
Vic Ghezzi Leads In North South Tourney
Vic Ghezzi tops the North South golf field after the opening round with a 68 as eleven players sit within five strokes at Pinehurst. Byron Nelson and Ed Dudley tied for second with 69, while Denny Shite Bobby Cruickshank and Leonard Dodson stood two behind at 70 as the second 24 holes begin.
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Pinehurst
Mer
Victor Ghezi
Tralian Jinks
Deal
Ghezzi Scorcher
Byron Nelson
Reading
Ed Dudley
Auguste
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues and teams
A fragmented rundown lists numerous baseball results including Brooklyn, New York, Boston, Newark, Detroit, Washington, Philadelphia, St. Louis, San Antonio, Chicago, Baltimore, Nashville and Rochester opponents. Notable scores include Brooklyn 14 over Cincinnati 13 and Detroit 9 over Washington 4 across extended innings, with many partial figures and abbreviations.
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Brooklye
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Newark
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Antonio
Jermy
Nashville
Rochester
House of David
Gettysburg Pylon Offered Pro Football Contract
Brookings South Dakota March 21 Reuters North Central all conference tackle Robert Pulman of Gettysburg has been offered a pro football contract by the Philadelphia Eagles. Pulman, a veteran Rabbit standout, may defer to coaching ambitions and has not signed. If he joins, he becomes the eighth State College area player to turn pro in recent years joining Miller Barber Avncht Kaamer Pichal Engelman and others.
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Brookings
Mir
Robert
Big Boy
Pylon
Gettysburg
State College
Philadelphia Eagles
Pylman
Yeau Nigo
Pulman
Paul Miller
Mark Barber
Avncht
Solly Kaamer
Tony Glosberg
Joe Pichal
Weert Engelman
Local Amateur Mittmen Face Friday Entry Deadline
Promoter Leo Bloomberg announces Friday evening as the entry deadline for Regional Amateur Boxing Tournament in Dawm's Auditorium Monday night. Huron entrants must file blanks with Bloomberg by then, while out of town scrappers should mail entries by Friday to facilitate bout arrangement. About 30 fighters are on the roster with room for 10 or 4 more. local participants receive priority for future shows.
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Dawm
Leo Bloomberg
Huron
Bloomberg
Wn Avlec
Bonilla Cagers End Season With Tourney
Bonilla high winds up the basketball season and begins track plans with first practice next Monday. Intramural finals saw Sophomore girls beat Senior girls 21 to 14 and Senior boys topple Juniors 28 to 14. Hazel Christian and R Wayne Hamilton named honorary captains as district and regional events loom.
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Munilla
Marno —Lopecall
Bonilla High School
Tulare
Frankfort
Dendle County
Hazel Christian
R. Wayne Hamilton
Stubldreher Warns Aberdeen Athletes
University of Wisconsin coach Harry Stubldreher addressed Aberdeen high school and college lettermen at the Lions Club dinner praising local teams for two championships. He warned that remaining champions requires balance, luck, and ability, urging gratitude without pride. About 150 guests attended.
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Stubldreher
Aberdeen
Harry A. Stubldreher
University of Wisconsin
Lions’ Club
The
Lions Club
Cubs Ready To Do Or Die For 1938 Pennant
Chicago Cubs appear to embrace fighting spirit with Catalina Island camp conditioning and high hopes for 1938. Jim Zigler and Tex Carleton overcome early injuries while Tex and Bill Lee emerge as pitching assets. Young Clay Bryant and Taiey Evench projected to bolster the staff as Billy Jurges and a strong hitting lineup draw praise from Charlie Grimm.
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Robert Myers
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
JP. K. Welgrey
Catalina Island
Cubs
Jimbs
Craw
Cub
Fangy
Tex Carleton
Harry Lauder
Old Tex
White Sox
Bill Lee
Louisiana
Clay Bryant
Taiey Evench
California
Rother
Tven
Billy Jurges
Charlie Grimm
South Dakota Gridders Begin Spring Practice
About 22 players reported for spring drills at the University of South Dakota under Coach Harry Gamage. Practice runs toward an intrasquad game on University Day May 2, with focus on tailback and center positions and intensive fundamentals for newcomers and freshmen.
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Vermillion
Mar
University of South Dakota
Harry Gamage
Gamage
Dakota Wesleyan
Gettysburg Indees Feted At Banquet
The Gettysburg Indees marked the end of their basketball season with a banquet at the Gettysburg Cafe. Father Meyer, team manager, received a birthday cake. Guests included Reverend Robert A. Rayner, Clifford Hart, and B.C. Hoover. The group later attended a picture show with Mr. Hoover.
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Gettysburg
Specia
Jackrabbits Prepare for Spring Football Under New Coach
Brookings reports spring football practice will open next Monday for the State College Jackrabbits under newly appointed coach Jack Barnes. Barnes and his wife are expected in Brookings this week with a large turnout anticipated from freshmen and upperclassmen.
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Brookings
State College
Jack Barnes
Barnes
Physical Education Department
Hank Luisetti Enters Hollywood as Potential Movie Star
Hollywood reports Hank Luisetti the Stanford basketball ace may join the ranks of film stars, following Sonja Henie and Johnny Weissmuller. The deal could net Luisetti about 720,000 for a first film with Paramount, as studio pressure and star appeal collide in Hollywood.
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Hubbard Keavy
Hollywood
Hank Luisetti
Hank
Sonja Henie
S Milion
Luisetti
Stanford
J& Bow
Babe Ruth
Gene Tunney
Max Baer
Jacks Dempsey
Johnny Weissmuller
M-G-M
Quin
Johnnny
Glenn Morris
Weissmuller
Eleanor Halm
Law Gehrig
Proberly
Track Tipsters Jailed By G Men
New York report says over 60 horse race tipsters with cassile-cullet links were indicted as raids closed 14 services. Federal prosecutors allege they bilked clients with false tips, claiming sure winners while actual success ran about 9 percent. Indictments charge malt fraud and conspiracy. operators allegedly sold tips for up to 250 dollars per race.
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New York
U. S
Win Power Maloney
Helen Wills Moody Plans Tennis Comeback Tour
Helen Wills Moody announces a comeback to compete in England, Europe, and the United States. She joins the United States Wightman Cup team and seeks national and international titles after a two year absence, training for a May England appearance under coach Howard Kinsey.
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Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Mar
England
Europe
United Stes
United Sue Lawn Tennis Association
Catholic Meet In Second Day At National High School Tourney
Chicago reports the second day of the 15th National Catholic High School tournament. Twenty two teams including two Indian entries from St Stephens Mission Wing and St Francis Mission South Dakota compete as favorites Fenwick of Oak Park and St Bede of Peru face tight matches. Marquette edged St Bede 34-29 as Xavier beat Central Catholic 37-34 after a late comeback, while Fenwick overcame St Thomas Military 31-28 apparently after a tense back and forth.
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Chicago
Mar. B.n
St Stephens Mision
St Stephens
Wing
St. Francis Mission
St Francis
South
Dakota
Fenwick Bigh
Oak Park
St. Bede
Peru
Minois
Marquette University Igh
Milwaukee
le Xavier
Louisville
Central Catholic
Fort Wayne
Ind
Teajling
Femvick
St. Thomas Military Academy of
St. Paul
Minn
Halt
Caras Regains World Billiards Title in 16-Inning Final
New York report details Jimmy Caras from Wilmington winning back the world pocket billiards championship by defeating Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia 125 to 22 in a 16 inning final game. Ralph Greenleaf’s defense questioned as Caras claims title once more.
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Caras
New York
Mar
WedePro
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Ralph Greerdeat
Argun
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Greenleaf
Roman
Jesus
Grand National steerable Turf event kicks off at Aintree
At Aintree England 36 horses line up for the Grand National with Blue Shirt favored as Arthur Sainsbury’s chestnut gelding seeks a four mile and 856 yard test. Royal Biscuit last year’s winner and five American owned entries contend as 250000 spectators watch the world’s premier steeplechase amid high anticipation.
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Scotty
Liverpool
Proatose Pers
Aye Enouah Hnikkers
Leeds Liverpool Canal
Arthur Sainsbury
Royal Bisil
A. B. Snow
Delachance
Delachanes
Blue Shir
Royal Mark
James V. Brank
View Wiil
Calverts Fall Short Of First Place Tie
In Chicago on March, Calvert Distillery of San Francisco failed to reach first place in the American Bowling Congress after a slow start and a late burst of power. They scored 629 with a final blaze of effort, missing a tie with the Mystery Five of St. Louis by a narrow margin.
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Calverts
Chicago
Mar
Calvert
San Francisco
St Louis
Fightsease Night Triumphs In Key Pro Boxing Card
In Providence New York fighter Mike Camiere outpointed Sammy Julian while Albert Mancini from Providence defeated Sammy Grrloin in a separate bout. The card featured crowded venues and competitive rounds as both winners earned decision victories.
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Associated Ress
W York
Mike Camiere
Cleverland
Sammy Julian
New York
Providence
Albert Mancini
Sammy Grr
Loin
Quincey
Masa
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Sugeply
Bronko Nuscurs Si
Vincent Laper
Salt Lake Ity
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Fresh
Lmall Fresh
Russell Johnson
Alexandria
Dean Chau Jane
Roy Brown
Woonsocket
Dale Fischer
Canisiota
Frank Brady
Chamberlain
Jack Edwards
Armour
Northern Normal
Ray Schmid
Leslie Iverson
Meck~ling
Ernie Gunderson
Sioux Falls
Floyd McKibben
Webster
Jim Verall
Lee Mars
Towa
Rod Parsons
Hedfield
Bill Brooks
Carl Byers
Bill Shannon
Norm Hyldah
Elk Point
Mack Albertson
Flandreau
John Maloney
Foulkton
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Doe Trompeter
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