Phat Pitchers Take Blasting In Majors Intersectional Start
Major league action opened with heavy hitting as 14 clubs combined for 73 hits and 101 runs. Carl Hubbell yielded despite nine hits, while Johnny Dickshot homered for Pittsburgh and Lefty Gomez fanned nine in Detroit rout.
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Faulkton
North Central
Bill Bonl
Associated Press
Parmary
King Carl Hubbell
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Comiskey Park
Athletics
White Sox
Hubbell
Reds
Oklahoma
Huddell
Tver
Lan ¥Ette
Cardinals
Boston Bees
Lefty Gomez
Detroit Tigers
Leroy
Tarzan) Parmeter
Phillies
Chicago Cub
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORTS VARIED RESULTS
New York Enrics Venturi outpointed Charlie Gomez in a welterweight bout. Henry Armstrong stopped Frankie Klick in Los Angeles. John Henry Lewis outpointed Emilio Morlines in St Louis. Jo e Louis fought in Detroit with mixed results against Ralom Chong.
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Associated Press
New York
Enrics Venturi
Mary
Charlie Gomez
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Henry Armstrong
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
St. Louis
John Henry Lewis
Phoenix
Arciz
Emilio Morlines
Denver
Detroit
Jne Louis
Knork- Hl Gut
Derby Hysteria Grips Capital Turf World Ahead of Race
Louisville crowds swarm Churchill Downs as 75,000 fans expected for the Kentucky Derby on Saturday. Optimism centers on War Admiral amid speculation over contenders Samuel Riddle’s War Admiral, Mrs Ethel V Mary Reaping Reward, J H Louchheim’s Pompoon, Wheatley stable’s Melodist and J W Parrish’s Dellor. Reaping Reward’s recent loss sharpens focus on War Admiral as the favorite.
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Orlo Robertson
Louisville
May S
Churchill Downs
Rane
Aimuska
Broadway
Orris
Reynolds
Ellen Bentley
Run Wace
Samuel Riddle
Ethel V. Mary
J. H. Louchheim
Wheatley Stable
J. W. Parrish
Dellor
Dyler
Greyhounds Triumph Over Dakota Wesleyan In Duel Meet
Yankton College Greyhounds routed Dakota Wesleyan 96 to 35 in Mitchell. Holla swept three events the half mile mile and two mile while Ortmayer set a discus mark and MacLean won the pole vault. The meet was postponed from Saturday due to rain.
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Greyhounds
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Yankton College Greyhounds
Ortmayer
MacLean
Tigers
Holla
Cinder Star
Yankton
Yank
Wrestling Results From Worcester and Newark Events
Steve Casey of Ireland weighed 240 pounds defeated Jim Wright of Texas two straight falls in Worcester Massachusetts. In Newark Ernie Dusek, 228 pounds of Omaha Nebraska pinned George Keverly, 25, California in 27 minutes 20 seconds.
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Worcester
Mass
Steve Casey
Ireland
Jim Wright
Texas
Newark
N. J
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Neb
George Keverly
California
Dizzy Dean Speaks to Harvard Freshmen Crowd
Harvard freshman crowd of 1500 roared with boos when Jeroma Dean distrusted his mic then praised the Boston Bees after a tense start. He joked about the Cardinals and Bees, then claimed he is an unusual pitcher who can hit.
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Cambridge
Mass
Jeroma
Dizzy
Dean
Harvard
Ancker
St. Louia Cardinals
Boston Bees
Boston
Bees
Dann
Dean Svid
Billington Stars In East Central Track Meet
Arlington won the East Central meet with 67 points with Hetland Lake Preston and Lake Preston tying for second at 19. De Smet scored 14 for third. Billington led Arlington with high point honors and set several conference marks in events including the 1100 yard dash 220 yard dash shot put discus and broad jump.
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Arlington
Etland
Lake Preston
de Smet
Johnson
Nelson
Hetland
Cheney
Bryant
Schmitz
Kruse
Billington
Holland
Braddock Plans Heavier Work At Michigan Camp
Grand Beach Michigan May 5 Heavyweight champion James J Braddock prepared for heavier work in his training camp routine after returning to the ring yesterday for four rounds with sparring partners He weighed 198 pounds about five or six pounds above his best fighting weight and may go all rounds today
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Braddock
Grand Beach
Mich
James J. Braddock
Ucks
Wright
Redfield 6A plans and Canzoneri comeback bid
North Central League managers prep for May 16 season open with Redfield at Faulkton and Huron at Buffalo. Faulkton rebuilds around Oaks and Lloyd while defenses stretch, and Aberdeen, Brookings, and Orient veterans add strength. In boxing, Tony Canzoneri seeks to regain the lightweight title from champ Lou Ambers at Madison Square Garden after a year of changes in the sport.
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Faulkton
Huron
Buffalo
Sam Evans
Claude Oaks
Marvin Lloyd
Vic Banks
Walt Thiede
Lowell Kellett
Bud Wakefield
Aberdeen
Benson
Brookings
Haron
Faulston
Lefty Muehl
Moundsman
Bill Sweetland
Jeft Field
Delmar Reichers
Paul Dienslake
Orient
Pinky Billings
Loyd Grogan
Dienslake
James River Valley
RH. Gascoige
Ted Hohm
Red Rouse
Sig Kulawik
Bob Burns
Russell
New York
Tony Cenzoneri
Madison Square Garden
Herkimer
Lou Ambern
Tony
Jimmy McLarmne
Ambers
Canzoneri
Barney Ross J
Lou
McLarnin
Hon Moundsman With Eye On Big Time Wins Fourth
George Coffman, Toledo hopeful and brother of Dad Coffman, earned his fourth straight win as Toledo beat Minneapolis 7 to 2 in the series opener. Coffman allowed 12 hits but settled late, while Columbus rallied past St Paul 5 to 3. Indianapolis opened at Kansas City and Louisville led Milwaukee in the ongoing series.
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George Coffman
Toledo
Detroit Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Coffman
Dad Coffman
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Bill Cox
Red Birds
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
56 Day A B C Tourney Ends With Several New Highs
NEW YORK May 5 The American Bowling Congress concluded its 56 day event with record totals and high marks across events. Max Stein of Boeville TH topped all events with a 2070 total while Detroit’s Hramow Furniture Co. Five led the field at 3118 in the five man event. Virgil Globs of Kansas City and Nelson Burton of Dallas won the doubles title at 1359. Gene Gagliardi of Mount Vernon SC captured the singles title. Tom Mahoney of West New York NJ won a sweepstakes event with 222 246 233 for 1708. Armstr ong WIns Again Los Angeles Day 5 Henry Armstrong stopped Frankie Klick in the fourth round by technical knockout.
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American Bowling Congress
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Max Stein
BoBe=ville
Hramow Furniture Co
Detroit
Virgil Globs
Kansans City
Nelson Burton
Dallas
Tex
Gene Gagliardi
Mount Vernon
S. C
Tom Mahoney
West New York
N. J
New York Bowling Association
Armstrong
Los Angeles
Hurrican
Henry Armstrong
Frankie Klick
San Francisco
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