Yankees Fielding a Wealth of Pitching Talent
The Yankees enter with deep pitching depth led by Red Ruffing and Vernon Gomez and a lineup anchored by Ruth Gehrig Combs and Chapman. McCarthy weighs how to handle shortstop, with Crosetti possibly sent to Newark and Walker kept as outfield reserve. Possible recruits include DeShong Brennan Van Atta and others vying for steady roles.
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Chicagoans Win In Golden Gloves Meet
New York champions suffered injuries and faced a strong Chicago team as Chicago stadium hosted a 10 to 6 victory by Chicago in last night’s intercity bout series. Fifteen thousand spectators paid about 533,000 to witness 16 bouts with a see-saw score, giving Chicago a three to two lead in the series.
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Prep Track Meet To Be Held This Year
CHICAGO March 24 University of Chicago athletics officials denied reports that the national track and field interscholastic meet would not be held this spring. Sanction for the meet, which annually draws top prep stars, has already been issued.
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Knauer to concede weight edge in Belgrade bout
Promoter Joe McDormell announced Minnesotan Frankue Kasuer will concede five to six pounds to Bartling Nelson of Belgrade Neb in an April 7 professional boxing show here. The bout is part of a 32 round card featuring the first such event in the area in years and includes a 183 pound limit versus an expected 147 to 148 pound weight for Knaner.
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Kirkwood Captures North and South Open Victory
Joe Kirkwood wins the North and South tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina finishing with a record score of 217. He earns 1200 dollars for first place while Harry Cooper Craig Wood and Horton Smith place high. The event concludes with Kirkwood leading a strong field as the season moves toward the Virginia Beach open with 1500 dollars to distribute among top finishers.
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Doland High To Hold Golf Meet
Doland High announces two golf tournaments for Doland students by Coach Art Brooks. A Varsity event for high school boys and a Junior event for sixth to eighth grades. Winners may earn chance to represent Doland High at a state meet later in spring. Pairings include Langland versus Twins, Johnson versus Seaman, Parden versus McNickle, Olson versus Lovelace, and Zarneke versus Clark among others.
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Spence Family Set to Break Records in Local Meet
Walter Spence will swim the 100 yard freestyle with a time of 1.35 seconds and join brothers Leonard and Wallace to form York AC’s 300 yard medley relay. The trio from Spence family are among the standout collegiate swimmers gathering to break as many records as possible.
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Exhibition Scores Beaton Set Across Cities
A jumbled listing shows teams from St Louis Philadelphia Detroit New York Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Tampa Bay Detroit New York Galveston Washington Atlanta Cleveland New Orleans Birmingham Chicago Pittsburgh Los Angeles Jacksonville Boston Newark St Petersburg among others, with matchups noted in scattered venues and dates across the circuit.
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Aberdeen Track Prospects Return Strong For 1933 Team
Aberdeen high school opens 1933 track season with over 100 candidates. Coach H C Daubenberger calls prospects the best since the 1927 state title. Nine lettermen join a veteran relay squad. sprinters and hurdlers join a strong field event group. Schedule lists Dust Meet with Huron April 22, Dakota Relays May 5, Region One May 13, State May 24, Big Eight conference date pending.
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Creighton Star Cornie Collin Shines In Sportdom Glory
Omaha sports writer John Sullivan chronicles Cornie Collin of Creighton and Missouri Valley fame. In 1952 53 he starred in football and basketball, finishing high in scoring, earning team captaincy, and delivering standout performances including 27 carries 215 yards in a final game.
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Baseball Gossip Through The Associated Press Today
Gossip column notes fleet footed outfielders and outflanking routes as the season winds toward its end. Pete is mentioned among players shaping late season chatter, with commentary on performance and team dynamics.
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New Jersey Linkoman Ends Sarazen’s Two-Year Reign
Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey dominated the winter golf campaign by winning four major championships and placing high in 11 others. He surpassed Gene Sarazen, who slipped from the top after a two-year reign, amassing a winter purse around 35,780 dollars. Shute and Runyen also figure in the money list, with Wood collecting the season’s lead prizes across San Francisco, Pasadena, Los Angeles, and Hemis Springs opens among others.
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Set For April 21 Date Is Tentative For Doland Carnival
The tentative date for the Doland carnival track and field meet is set for Friday April 21 but may change due to conflicts. Coach Brooks said the date depends on other school track schedules and urged coaches to communicate suggestions. a final ruling will be announced next week with Huron and Aberdeen among expected participating schools.
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Cuyler Injured, Out Until June For Cubs
Cuyler, veteran outfielder for the Chicago Cubs, fractured a bone in his right leg while stealing second in an exhibition against Tacoma, sidelining him at least until mid June. The injury worsens a lineup already hit by injuries and may dim the team’s playoff chances.
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