Reds Focus On Youth In 1935 Spring Training Effort
Cincinnati Reds push a youth first program under Char Dressen as they train in Tampa. The plan targets a fresh infield, new pitchers, and night games to shake salt from a cellar-dwelling club. Key prospects include Hollingsworth Schott Herrman and Mize uncertainty remains over his hip, with Bottomley as a possible veteran pivot.
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Alan Gould
Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Char Ge Dresses
Impeoy
Dressen
al Hollingsworth
Gene Schott
Toronto
Leroy Herrman
San Francisco
Johnny Mize
Cardinals
Rochester
Mize
Jim Bottomley
Alex Kampouris
Billy Myers
Lew Riggs
Tony Piet
Gordon Stace
Wiirty
Chick Hafey
Sam Byrd
Ivan Goodman
Farlin Pool
Adan Comorosky
Rik, Campbell
Ernie Lormbardi
Runyan Cracks Par In Leading Tourney
Pinehurst New York golfer Paul Runyan led the North and South Open with a 65 in rough, rainy conditions at Pinehurst No 2. He stood three strokes ahead of rivals Ray Mangrum Felix Serafin and others in a field of 106 money winners. The weather worsened as 18 more holes were set to reduce the field to 40 players before a 36 hole finale tomorrow.
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Pinehurst
N. GC. Mar
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Moist
Ewings
Woods
PG. A
Pinehurst No. 2
Ray Mangram
Los Angeles
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Willie MacFarlane
Yuckahoe
Craig Weed
Deal
N.J
Byron Nelson
Texarkana
Tex
Godwin Stopped By Brown In First Round Fight
Charleston news item reports Leroy Brown of Charleston stopped Bob Godwin of Daytona Beach in the first round of a 19 round light heavy weight bout here last night. Bront weighed 113 pounds, Godwin, etc.
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Godwin
Brown
Charleston
D. C
Leroy Brown
Ren’s
Bob Godwin
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bront
Browns Topping Grapefruit League Field In Flow To Go
Browns manager Rogers Hornsby plans lineup changes in a Grapefruit League game against Buffalo to boost run production. The report notes a .189 winning percentage and other spring results including the Tigers defeating the Cards, and updates on Senators, Cubs, and Giants injuries while detailing Aintree’s grand national prep with Golden Miller and Thomond 2nd among top contenders.
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Browns
Hornsby
Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fia
Rogers Hornsby
Buffalo
Liverpool
Eng. Mar
Aintree
Dorothy Paget
Golden Miller
Joan Hay Whitney
Thomond
F. EB. Peck
Globe Trotters Edge Friedman Devils In Tight Basketball Game
The Famous Globe Trotters defeated the Friedman Devils 42 to 38 in Redfield. Stabbe led the Devils with strong defense while Bastian scored 11 points for Redfield and Johnson 14 for the winners. New York based squad led 25 to 23 at halftime in a crowd-pleasing performance.
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Friedman Devils
Redfield
Globe Troters
Globe Trotters
Devils
Bastian
Johnson
New York
Miller Golf Chair Names New Officers
At a Miller golf club meeting W G Tamblyn was elected president G H McGou ghy secretary and W H Hinselman treasurer Directors are Tamblyn McGoughy Hinselman Clare Hull Frank Pangburn Jack Sisk Al Schroeder and W E Spain named to the Gracious committee while W J Morrow M M Campbell and W H Hinselman are on the tournament committee
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Miller Golf
Miller
Miller Golf Club
W. G. Tamblyn
G. H McGoughy
W. H. Hinselman
Mr. Tamblyn
Mr. McGoughy
Mr. Hinselman
Clare Hull
Frank Pangbum
Jack Sisk
al Schroeder
W. E. Spain
Gracis
W. J. Morrow
M. M. Campbell
Betzel Named Fort Wayne Manager in Three I League
Burne Betzel, former American Association player and manager, was named manager of the Fort Wayne club in the Three I League. Betzel previously led Louisville in 1932 33 34 and Indianapolis in 1927 28 29. He played for the St Louis Cardinals in the National League from 1914 to 1918.
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Betzel
Fort Wayne
Mnd
Burne Betzel
Louisville Association
Indianapolis
St. Louis Cardinals
Woonsocket Team Enters Mitchell Open Tourney
The Woonsocket independent basketball team joins the Mitchell open tournament starting today and continuing through Saturday. Strengthened by additions Wayne Pronk and Maynard, formerly Woonsocket High School stars. Other players include P. Kogel B Kogel Hine Marsh Burger and Vreeland.
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Woonsocket
Mar
Mitchell
Wayne Pronk
Maynard. Ingalls
Woonsocket High
P. Kogel
Kogel
Hine
Marsh
Burger
Vree~land
Baer Plans Title Defense With Schmeling Fight Hints
Max Baer heads east after arranging plans for a heavyweight title defense. Walter Rothenberg signals a proposed August 17 bout between Baer and Max Schmeling, with Braddock tabbed as the logical challenger and Carmela cited as an upcoming opponent in Detroit.
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Baer
Sacramento
Calif
Mar
Max Baer
East
Ancil Hoffman
Walter Rothenburg
Max Schmeling
New York Boxing Commission
Jimmy Braddock
Schmeling
Max
Primo Carmela
Detroit
Hollenbeck To Head Iroquois Golf Club
Hollenbeck elected president of the Iroquois Golf Club at the annual meeting held March 26. Harrington reelected secretary and treasurer. New committees named for the season include Membership chaired by C. I. Krumm with L. A. Hollenbeck and Gene Kohler. Grounds and Greens chaired by P. B. Bishop with C. B. Quail and Roy Cole. Tournaments chaired by L. H. Brubn with Leo Schultz and R. S. Bunn. Social led by Mrs. R. S. Bunn and Mrs. F. M. Armin.
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L. H. Brubn
Leo Schultz
R. S. Bunn
KW. Jones
F. M. Armin
Culbertsons Retain Lead In 150 Rubber Match
Culbertson and wife Josephine increased their edge over P Hal Sims to 3250 points after 23 rubbers in New York as the first week of play neared completion. Sims rallied in the night session taking the 22nd and 23rd rubbers, with both sides guilty of faulty bidding and several hands not bid to full strength.
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Culbertsons
Sims
New York
Ely Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Culbertson
Hils
Josephine
Simaes
Yale Baseball Hopes For Powerful 1935 Club
About 50 backers and players attended a Yale baseball meeting in Mor. on Tuesday. Emmet Welsh elected to manage the 1935 campaign with Bud Martin named captain and Carl Harding reelected secretary treasurer. The group plans a strong Yale club, expecting returning fans and rising young players to form a dangerous team.
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Mor
Specia
Yale Club
Carl Harding
Emmet Welsh
Bud Martin
Exhibition Baseball Results And Today’s Schedule
Yesterday's results include New York 2 Cleveland 0 and Detroit 13 St Louis 8. Other scores feature Cincinnati 14 Toronto 7 and Chicago 10 Portland 1. Today's slate lists multiple spring games across Florida and beyond with Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Detroit and more facing various opponents.
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Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Montreal
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Cincinnati
Toronto
Portland
Washington
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House of David
St. Petersburg
Mobile
Ala
Chattanooga
Southern Teams Rule Tournament Semis Set in Wichita
Seeded squads from Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana reached the Women's National AAU title semis in Wichita. Haldenville Oklahoma City Cardinals stars led a quarterfinal upset as Eldorado Lions beat Wichita Merchantettes 246 16 in a charity line drive.
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Kas
Mar
Oklahoma
Arkon
Haldenville
Oklahoma City Cardinal
Chicago Baby Ruths
Hazel Walker Sant
Eldorado Lions
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Shreveport
Houston
Tex
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Huron High School Track Team Opens Spring Workouts
Huron high school trackmen about 30 strong under Coach George Deklotz begin spring workouts in indoor Tiger cinder camp. Cecil McDowell leads a strong mile relay squad and is expected to score points as the Tigers defend the 1934 state title. the team plans outdoor sessions soon despite limited field event promise. Detroit resumes season against Brooklyn with Cochrane aiming to erase three straight losses.
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Huron High School
Cecil McDowell
Huron
George Deklotz
Tiger
Tigers
Magee
Sioux Falls
Peterson
McDowell
Busch
Hohm
Douglas Cone
Gerald Snedigar
Neel Leckness
Bob Rice
Bridgewater
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Brookings
Yankton
Grammie Clark Shapes Morchy Schwartz Football Career
Omaha report recalls how Marchmont Schwartz owed his path to Notre Dame and Creighton to Grammie Clark. The tale credits his grandmother with persuading Edward Schwartz to allow him to play at St. Stanislaus in New Orleans, setting the stage for a famed all American athlete.
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Omaha
Mar
Notre Dame University
Marchmont Schwartz
Creighton University
Grammie” Clark
Marchy
St. Stanislaus High School
New Orleans
Edward Schwarts
Morchy
Burt
Grammie
Olin Dutra Plans Barnstorming Golf Tour
Olin Dutra national open champion resigns from Brentwood Country Club effective April 1 and heads for a barnstorming tour with Jimmy Thomson. The duo opens March 1 in Dallas then Augusta Jones Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans and Houston in April for exhibitions and matches. A separate note mentions Roughhouse Glover knocking out Tony Zale in a separate boxing result.
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Cal
Olin Dutra
California
Brentwood Country Club
Putra
Jimmy Thomson
Dallas
Tex
Augusta
Bobby Jones
Jones
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Houston
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