Wake Forest faces depleted lineup in spring baseball setback
Coach John Cadell loses eight regulars from Wake Forest last year reducing expected strength for the Demon Deacons this spring. Rollins College coach Jack McDowall may take his football squad to Asheville for a pre season training session with six Asheville boys likely to be starters next fall. Carolina predicted to win the conference tournament on a hunch. Five of the ten leading scorers in the Western conference hail from Indiana basketball regions. Officials note that the toughest call is distinguishing charging from blocking when a dribbler collides, sometimes resolved as a double foul.
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John Cadell
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
Jack McDowall
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Asheville
McDowall
Carolina
Indiana
Multinational mix highlights early sports notes in press
Bucky Harris leads a diverse Senators roster including a Pole a Mexican a Dutchman a Cuban a Hebrew a Scotch Indian and two Slovenians. San Romani predicts Glenn Cunningham will run a 4 03 mile soon. Manhattan basketball dominance fades as Western teams upset city clubs this winter. Joe Rout of Texas A M earns silver football trophy and lifetime pass. Burleigh Grimes names all the National League umpires goats. Texas Christian endures 17 straight basketball losses. Dutch Clark retires again from pro football but plans work with the Detroit Lions this fall.
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Bucky Harris
Senators
San Romani
Glenn Cunningham
Manhattan Island
Canyons
Joe Rout
Texas A and M
Aggie
Burleigh Grimes
Texas Christian
Dutch Clark
Detroit Lions
College notes and sports legends in old press clippings
The article recounts diverse 1930s sports items. It highlights Penn wrestler Bob Allman who uses Braille for notes, Wally Berger’s $10 000 World Series share with Boston in 1933, and Joe Gordon’s Oregon high school football past alongside Bobby Grayson. It also notes spring football drills hurting college players’ pro chances and Sam Chapman’s status as a top California athlete likely to pursue baseball.
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Bob Allman
University of Pennsylvania
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Boston
Joe Gordon
Tony Lazzeri
Yanks
Bobby Grayson
Jefferson High School
Portland
Oregon
Grayson
Stanford
Sam Chapman
California
Swordsman Manual Arteaga Fences Cuba Spain and Italy
Santa Clara honors gridiron heroes as Manny Gomez recovers in hospital after Sugar Bowl stint. Proceeds from 1938 Sugar re release funded his mother’s travel from Mexico. Iowa’s cage hasn’t won since 1934. Syracuse Penn State boxing team trophy status hinges on one more win. Illinois had five basketball coaches this winter Rex Enright moved to South Carolina Catfish Smith took over Jack Ferren Frank Johnson and Elmer Lampe all changed jobs.
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Manual Arteaga
Michigan State
Cuba
Spain
Italy
Santa Clara
Syracuse
Penn State
Igia
Rex Enright
South Carolina
Catfish Smith
Enright
Jack Ferren
Frank Johnson
Mississippi State
Elmer Lampe
Carroll College
Billy Laval Named Newberry Mentor
Newberry college will appoint William Lawrence Laval as head of the sports program after September 1. Laval, 61, is a former coach at the University of South Carolina and Furman. He succeeds Fred B. MacLean, who will resign in June to become athletic director at Porter Military Academy in Charleston after 18 years coaching at Newberry.
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Newberry
Newberry College
William Lawrence
Billy) Laval
University of South Carolina
Furman University
Laval
Fred BD
Dutch) MacLean
MacLean
Porter Military Academy
Charleston
Emory and Henry College
Emory, Va
McCrary Moves Up In Textile Meet
In Greenville North Carolina March 3 the Southern Textile basketball tourney held 39 contests on top today with quarter finals among eight class A boys teams. Greenville area survivors include Judson vs Peerless Woolen Roseville Ga Southern Bleachery against Chicopee Gainesville Ga Piedmont vs Enka Enka NC and Duncan vs McCrary Eagles Asheboro NC No upsets were recorded in yesterday's 24 games. Four class A girls games were scheduled this afternoon and tonight.
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Greenville
8. C
Southern Textile
Judson
Peerless Woolen
Roseville
Southern Bleachery
Chicopee
Gainesville
Piedmont
Enka
Duncan
McCrary Eagles
Asheboro
N. C
Fitch Travels to Wellington for New Zealand Track Meet
Los Angeles. Al Fitch, Southern California star quarter miler, has been named track at Wellington, New Zealand. He joins a contingent of American athletes headed for the meet.
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Fitch
Los Angeles
al Fitch
Southern California
Wellington
New Zealand
Slugging Bout Headlines Jack Smiths Boxing Card
Hardrock Harden faces Jake Denning in a 10 round main event at the Armory with both fighters known for power. Denning will carry a 15 to 20 pound disadvantage but has beaten heavier foes before. A strong undercard features Michael O Brien against Wade Allison in an eight round middleweight clash.
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Hardrock Harden
Jake Denning
Jack Smith
Armory
Denning
Jake
Durham
John Henry Lewis
Hardrock
North Carolina
Curt Denning
Michael O'Brien
Wade Allison
Smith
Panthers Fall to Western Carolina Teachers in Narrow Loss
In Cullowhee last night, High Point College Purple Panthers were defeated 45 to 38 by Western Carolina Teachers. White led WCTC with 17 points from eight field goals and a foul shot, while Samet Brinkley and Martin paced HP with 12, 11, and 10 points respectively.
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Enterprise
Cullowhee
High Point College
Purple Panthers
Western Carolina
White
Samet
Brinkley
Martin
Panthers
Philadelphia basketball captain Dougherty never held scoreless
The Pennsylvania forward and captain has not been held scoreless in three years of prep and four years of college basketball, standout consistent scorer across levels.
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Philadelphia
Bob Dougherty
Pennsylvania
Adams-Millis Wins Class B Gold Medal Tourney Title
Adams-Millis of High Point defeated Wachovia Oil 50 to 33 to claim the Class B division crown at the Winston-Salem YMCA Gold Medal basketball tournament. Woody Thomas led with 16 points and Lelon Cooper added 15 as the top unit pulled away. Ebert scored 10 for Wachovia Oil. Unique champions in Class A played an exhibition against an All-Star team.
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High Point
Wachovia Oil
Enterprise
Winston-Salem
Stars
Henrich Returns to Try for Regular Yankee Outfield Spot
In St. Petersburg Tommy Henrich arrives ready to prove he can hold a regular outfield role after his knee operation this winter. The Yankees plan to use him under Joe McCarthy to prove his capacity as a starter. In Baton Rouge Carl Hubbell is deemed likely to rest and not face the Athletics this weekend. Three lesser pitchers will work three innings each instead.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Tommy Henrich
Tommy
Joe McCarthy
Baton Rouge
Carl Hubbell
Giants
Bill Terry
Terry
Hubbell
Athletics
Bill
Senators to try rookies Wright and Brainard in spring
Orlando report notes manager Bucky Harris will give Owen Wright and Bill Brainard a thorough trial with Washington. Wright won 22 games and Brainard 19 for Sanford in the Florida State League, signaling potential additions to the Senators pitching staff.
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Orlando
Fla
Senators
Bucky Harris
Owen Wright
Bill Brainard
Sanford
Cubs Arrive as Avalon Leagues Restart
Avalon California reports the arrival of 18 Chicago Cubs players signaling the end of a break for rummy pool and bowling leagues and the start of serious team work across the clubs.
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Avalon
Calif
Chicago Cubs
Frisch Watches Paul Dean At Cardinals Camp
In St. Louis Clark Frisch watches Paul Dean as nine other pitchers compete for spots. Dean, 30 pounds lighter, reports no arm pain and says he will be cutting loose soon.
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Paul Dean
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul
Looge
Reds Named Surprise NL Team by Dean Drazy
In Tampa Florida the Cincinnati Reds are labeled the surprise team of the National League by Dean Drazy who adds they have an outside chance if they find an outfielder who can hit the ball.
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REDS
Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Dean
Demands Ridiculous Camilli Pressures Phillies Manager
Dolph Camilli, Phillies first baseman, sent a wire to manager Jimmy Wilson saying his demands are high but workable and he has not asked to be traded. Wilson replied that Camilli was given a substantial raise and his current demands are ridiculous.
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Biloxi
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Camilli
Athletics Prep Intra Squad Game In Lake Charles
In Lake Charles Louisiana the Athletics hold an intra squad game with Team A and Team B. Team A features Ace Parker at center Bucky Newsome at short Bob Johnson in left Bill Werber at third Dario Lodigiania at second Mule Haas in right Russ Peters at first Frankie Hayes behind the plate and Nelson Potter on the mound.
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Lake Charles
Ace Parker
Bucky Newsome
Bob Johnson
Bill Werber
Dario Lodigiania
Mule Haas
Russ Peters
Frankie Hayes
Nelson Potter
Slow but sure start for Red Sox warned by Cro nin
Boston Red Sox manager Joe Cro nin warned that the club would begin the season with slow but steady workouts to avoid overdoing things. His caution follows fearful expectations about the new players pushing too hard in early practices.
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Sarasota
Fila
Joe
Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Stengel Works Beantown Beavers on Base Running
Bradenton Florida Casey Stengel coached the Boston Bees pitchers on holding runners close then sent Tony Cuccinello to the plate to show place hitting to batters in a spring session.
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Bradenton
Fla
Casey Stengel
Boston Bee
Tony Cuccinello
Groundkeeper Hroneich First Dodgers Camp Arrival
Groundkeeper George Hroneich becomes the first Dodgers representative to reach spring camp in Clearwater Florida. He serves as the team's groundkeeper and begins duties ahead of workouts.
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Clearwater
Fla
George Hroneich
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cunningham Aims For 4 05 Mile Record In Dartmouth Race
Glenn Cunningham arrives in Hanover to race a paced indoor mile aimed at breaking Sydney Wooderson’s 4 06.4 record. He will run with six Dartmouth teammates, hoping for 2 03 half mile and a final push to reach 4 05, while noting indoor warmth helps his speed.
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Hanover
N.H
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Mier
Dartmouth
Cunningham
White River Junction
Sydney Wooderson
Garden
New York
Glenn
Stewart Whitman
Spartan Spunk in Black Hawks Rookie Plays Through Jaw Break
Chicago Black Hawks rookie Cully Dahlstrom played for two weeks with a broken jaw, choosing not to bother team trainer Eddie Froelich. The decision affected his availability and demonstrated his grit during a tough period.
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Spartan
Chicago
Cully Dahlstrom
Black Hawk
Eddie Froelich
Dodgers Plan at Ebbets Field Prepares Local Park
The Dodgers home plant at Ebbets Field was used to ready the local park for the club's training sessions, signaling emphasis on facilities and practice readiness.
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Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
Home Run King Debuts as Indians Rookie Shatters Fence
Ken Keltner, rookie third baseman for the Cleveland Indians, hits three over the left field fence in his first batting practice, establishing himself as the team's home run leader to date in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Ken Keltner
Cleveland Indians
Denning vs Harden Light Heavyweight Showdown Friday Night
Durham's Jake Denning prepares for the feature bout against Burlington's Hardrock Harden on the Friday card. Denning has fought top light heavyweights across the country.
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Jake Denning
Durham
Hardrock Harden
Burlington
Denning
Appalachian Matmen To Meet Saturday
Appalachian college travels to High Point for a wrestling match with the Y M C A hosts. Mountaineers seek to defend their unbeaten status after a Boone meet, with key bouts in 118 155 and 175 pound classes.
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Appalachian Matmen
High Point
Appalachian College
Boone
Mountaineer
Evans
Granters
Three Ifs Shape Race To World Series In Baseball
New York report surveys 1935 season outlook centering on three key factors: Lynwood Rowe's arm for the Tigers, Dizzy Dean's form for the Cardinals, and Chicago Cubs management under Phil Wrigley with Tony Lazzeri and Gabby Hartnett as aides. Giants and Yankees loom as major threats if these elements falter.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Lynwood Rowe
Jerome Dean
Chicago Cubs
New War College
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Rowe
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Yankees
Cleveland
Dizzy Dean
Dis
Cardinals
Red Birds
Dean
Giants
Ure Giants
Cubs
Cards
Phil Wrigley
Charlie Grimm
Wrigley
Tony Lazzeri
Gabby Hartnett
Grimm
General and Tar Heels Set for Southern Tourney Opener
Eight teams prepare for the Southern Conference basketball tournament as Washington and Lee and others seek early wins. North Carolina, Duke and NC State stay home for the opening rounds while Duke and Maryland prospects, Clemson and Richmond clash in the first games. Ticket demand remains strong with limited seats and 4,672 capacity.
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W. Joynes Macfarlaraleigh
Washington and Lee
Caties
Maryland
Richmond
Clemson Tigers
Rockingham
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Wake Forest Names Jim Waller Captain for Next Season
Jim Waller of Nashville Tennessee tops the Southern Conference scoring this season with 21 points in 15 games and will captain Wake Forest's basketball team next year.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Marc
Jim Waller
Nashvill Tenn
Our Climate Hurts Birds in England and United States
A fragmented report from London notes climatic differences affecting birds, with remarks on impacts extending from England to the United States. The text is incomplete but highlights cross national climate influence on avian life.
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England
London
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