Appalachian State Dominates A A U Finals Route to Title
Appalachian State wrestlers remain undefeated in 29 duals and push six into finals at the A A U finals in High Point. Key results include Patterson over Loflin and Gaskill facing Miller for the 123 pound title, with other Mountaineers earning semi final spots and top contenders from Greensboro and High Point.
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Red Watkins
Carolinas
Oiny
Harrion Gymnasium
High Point Allege
Appalachian
Ight Loflin
High Point
Patterson
Appalatian
John
Wood
Apalachian
Hobart Perdue
Hamasville
Wood of
Appalaian
Mountaineer
Secrat Hout
Miller
Boggan
Sanford
White
Norris
Perdue
Thomasville
Meador
Greensboro
Evans
Hipps
Summer
Garner
Zink
Chapel Hill
Grubb
Davidson
Ew Byrum
Crooks
Tision
Appalalan
Foushee
Ew Barham
Barnhill
Appalaan
En Newson
Norrig
Cavan
Apachian
Two Spartans Versatile Athletes Lead Varsity Teams
In Lansing Michigan a mix up report shows quarterback Den Isi and Vince Apanayice listed as part of the varsity boxing team despite being signal callers for the fall football squad. The item notes potential roster overlap in the Mid State huddle context.
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Lansing
Mich
Mareh
Irterbacks
Denisi
Vince Apanayice
Spar
Hoosiers Win Big Ten Outdoor Title Streak Stays Alive
Bloomington Indiana reports Indiana has kept its Big Ten outdoor championship streak alive as a Hoosier runner wins the title, extending a years long dominance in the event.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Fruit Bats Size Noted In Uatratian Report
The report notes fruit bats from Uatratia reach about 12 inches in length with a wingspan of around two feet, highlighting their compact body and broad wing spread as distinctive traits.
Frisch Urges Deans To Start Comebacks Soon
In St Petersburg Frisch voices hope the Dean brothers return to form as Cardinals report five days into training. Dizzy carries a severe cold costing ten pounds while Paul works to regain arm strength and readiness. Brooklyn’s Max Butcher, longtime injury plagued, remains hopeful the jinx ends after seven tough years coping with recurring arm problems and illnesses.
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Petersburg
Fla
Frankie Frisch
Dean Brothers
Cardinals
Paul
Clearwater
Max Butcher
Brooklyn
Jinx
Yankees Open Season With McCarthy At Helm Against Cardinals
New York manager Joe McCarthy unveils world champions facing the St. Louis Cardinals. Babe Dahlgren starts at first base for Gehrig, Myril Hoag covers center field for DiMaggio, and three rookie pitchers named Joe handle pitching duties.
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Petersburg
Fla
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Babe Dahlgren
Lou Gehrig
Myril Hoag
Centerfeld
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Three Men Plan Protest Against St Louis Browns
In San Antonio three overweight farmers named Vito Tamulis Buck Newsom and Ed Linke prepared to mass protest Browns management after being served a sandwich and milk for dinner last night.
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San Antonio
Texas
Vito Tamulis
Buck Newsom
Ed Linke
St. Louis
Browns
Lew Riggs Set for Surprise Season with Reds
Lew Riggs, a third base candidate for the Reds, is forecast to surprise many this season by scout Will McKechnie, who notes he did not blaze the field with last year’s home runs.
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Lew Riggs
Tampa
Fila
Will McKechnie
Reds
Folke
Riggs
Giants Holdout Richard Contemplates Salary Talks
Now that the Nowak kidnapping case is settled, Bill Terry may discuss a contract with Richard Rowdy Richard, the last New York Giant holdout, who has been waiting in Terry’s ante rooms for several days for salary discussion.
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Bartell
Baton Rouge
Nowak
Bill Terry
Richard Rowdy
Richard
Shortstop
New York
Terry
Cleveland's Averill and Trosky Slotted to Lower Batting Order
Earl Averill and Hal Trosky, previously third and cleanup hitters, will be dropped to fifth and sixth in the batting order for today's game against the Athletics in Lake Charles Louisiana.
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Lake Charles
Cleveland
Earl Averill
Hal Trosky
Athletics
Rookie Detroit pitchers study balks and fielding in Lakeland
In Lakeland Florida Detroit's rookie hurlers receive instruction from Mickey Cochrane and his brain trust Del Kaker and Bing Miller on how not to balk and how to improve fielding during spring training.
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Trach
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Brain Trust
del Kaker
Bing Miller
Was dell Keeps Pace in Washington Hitting Push
Orlando report says Jimmy Was dell advances in replacing Joe Kuhel at first base for Washington with steady daily progress and strong power at the plate.
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Orlando
Fla
Jimmy Wasdell
Joe Kuhel
Flest
Washington
Gick Emerges Fast Rising Sox Prospect
Pasadena reports 22 year old pitcher George Gick rising from Evangeline to the White Sox. Manager Jimmy Dykes approves his progress and plans to use him against Pasadena Sunday.
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Pasadena
Calif
George Gick
Evangeline Leagee
White Sox
Jimmy Dykes
Jimmy
Injured Ily Returns with Three Hits in Camp Game
Avalon California report notes Billy Herman’s mix of caution and hope as Ily, briefly sidelined by a pitched ball Thursday, returns to action yesterday with three hits in an intra camp scrimmage.
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Avalon
Calif
Cholly Grimm
Billy Herman
Ily
Phillies face Giants in eight day exhibition tour opener
Baton Rouge reports Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson begins a search for outfield reserves as the club opens an eight day exhibition tour against the Giants.
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Baton Rouge
Laleeen
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Giants
Athletics Meet Indians in First Grapefruit League Exibition
In Lake Charles Louisiana the Philadelphia Athletics and Cleveland Indians played an exhibition game marking the first ever meeting between the two clubs in a grapefruit league contest.
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Lake Charles
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Foxx Hitting Sarasota as Red Sox Believe Poxx Recovered
In Sarasota Florida the Boston Red Sox show confidence that Jimmie Poxx has shaken off the illness and is ready for spring workouts. Manager and players express optimism about his condition and potential impact on the lineup.
Roundup of Baseball News and College Highlights
Al Schacht tops earnings projections with a potential fifty thousand dollar season. Johnny Cooney vows to avoid minor leagues if released by St Louis. Gopher basketball ends a nine game win streak after a three game slide. Hank Gowdy aged Reds coach struggles at training camp. Al Lopez and Tony Cuccinello deny a feud with Casey Stengel after Dodgers trades to the Bees. Alabama Crimson Tide optimistic about 1938 season led by guard Ed Hickerson. Frank Thomas upbeat about Tide prospects. Iszy Kaplan recovers from pneumonia in Florida.
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Minnesota
Gophers
Hank Gowdy
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Tampa
al Lopez
Tony Cuccinello
Bees
Casey Stengel
Casey
Dodgers
Alabama
Ed Hickerson
California
Tuscaloosa
Frank Thomas
Crimson Tide
Iszy Kaplan
New York Daily Mirror
Florida
Glenn Cunningham to Speak at Broadway Temple Tomorrow Night
Glenn Cunningham world class runner will headline as guest speaker at Broadway Temple Methodist Church tomorrow night. He is described as an old friend of the preacher and will offer remarks likely drawing on athletic achievement and public life. Bud Burmester of Houston notes Sea Biscuit finished second a few times and mentions a strong Australian horse Silver Standard with multiple runner up finishes.
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Glenn Cunningham
Broadway Temple Methodist Church
Glenn
Bud Burmester
Houston
Seabiscuit
Australia
Silver Standard
MacPhail strengthens Dodgers faster than prior directors
Larry MacPhail has done more to strengthen the Dodgers in two months than all the directors did in two years. Stanislaus Zbyszko, once a wrestler, bows as a major promoter in two weeks after cleaning up in South America. Four years ago Jim Landos and Jim McMillen drew 20,000 at the Garden, while the other night the Hippodrome drew only 6,000.
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Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Stanislaus Zbyszko
South America
Jim Landos
Jim McMillen
Hippodrome
Bait Casting Becomes Regular Course at Hardin-Simmons
Mr Trout Abilene reports a rising spring sport at Hardin-Simmons University where bait casting is now offered as a regular physical education course.
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Abilene
Tex
Hardin-Simmons University
Physical Education Department
Slump Cost Cronin's Club Fifteen Games, Foxx Powers Intra Squad
Manager Joe Cronin says a batting slump cost his team fifteen games. In yesterday's intra squad game Jim Foxx hit three doubles to highlight the batting.
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Joe Cronin
Foxx
McPayden Faces Pette In Nine-Inning Camp Tilt
In Bradenton Florida Danny McFayden and Lou Fette, top pitchers for the Boston Bees, were slated to oppose each other in a complete nine inning intra camp game.
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Bradenton
Fla
Danny McFayden
Lou Fette
Boston Bees
Pittsburgh camp eyes Hob Klinger from San Bernardino
Pittsburgh coaches show strong interest in Hob Klinger a right handed pitcher from San Bernardino who impressed coach Johnny Gooch with a note thanking for a contract saying the investment will pay off and could win him a spot on the first string due to a sharp curveball.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Pittsburgh
Hob Klinger
Bill Benswagner
Johnny Gooch
Cunningham to race twice at Knights of Columbus games
Glenn Cunningham the War Admiral of foot racing runs the Casey 600 at Madison Square Garden and then starts in the Columbian mile as part of the Knights of Columbus games. His aim is a 13th win in the mile amid a strong field including Howie Borck and Archie San Romani.
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New York
Glenn Cunningham
Madison Square Garden
Glenn
Favoritiss
Jim Herbert
Wesley Wallace
Fordham
Howie Borck
Manhattan
Cunningham
Borck
S. C
Chuck Hornbostel
Archie San Romani
Gene Vengke
Dartmouth
K. of C
Ben Johnson
Don Lash
Joe McCluskey
Norman Bright
Allan Tomlich
Wayne University
Charley Beetham
Francia Ryan
Dog Control Measures Cut Rabies Cases in Summer Months
The practice of muzzling dogs during the summer leads to an immediate drop in reported rabies cases. Researchers note that restricting bite exposure reduces transmission and protects communities during peak warm months.
Durham Cagers Face Monroe In South Atlantic Semifinal
In Lexington Virginia on March 12 Durham North Carolina and Monroe Georgia met in the opening semifinal of the 14th annual South Atlantic scholastic basketball tournament at Washington and Lee University. Bethesda Maryland faced Due West South Carolina in the other semifinal. The winners play for the title tonight after quarterfinal upsets. The Due West outfit beat St Johns College High 30 27 while Monroe crushed Greenbriar Military 42 28. Durham defeated Thomas Jefferson 66 27 and Bethesda beat Staunton Military 32 23.
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Durham
N. C
High
Monroe
Due West
St. John's College High
Washington
Monroe Aggies
Greenbriar Military School
West Virginia
Thomas Jefferson High
Richmond
Bethesda
Staunton Military Academy
Wrestling Results from Last Night National Card
AP wire report lists matches in North Bergen Boston and Detroit. Joe Cox of Kansas City defeated George Keverly of Hollywood in 24 minutes 53 seconds. Steve Casey of Boston defeated Geelie Samara of Algeria in two straight falls. Jim Landos of Detroit defeated Bobby Bruns of Chicago in 54 minutes 17 seconds.
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Associated Press
North Bergen
N. J
Joe Cox
Kansas City
George
Ko) Keverly
Hollywood
Calif
Boston
Steve
Crusher) Casey
Geelie Samara
Algeria
Detroit
Jim Landos
J. Louis
Bobby Bruns
Chicago
Candid Dempsey Denounces Whisky Ad Signoff
New York on March 12 reports advertising for a new whisky brand will feature a signed statement by the ex-champion Jack Dempsey saying I don't drink whisky. The quirky endorsement highlights a paradox in marketing as Dempsey distances himself from the product.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Indians and Dodgers in light of Nowak controversy
In New Orleans Cleveland fans joke about the Indians as serious players despite their comic reputation. The Nowak contract flap with the Giants and Indians sparks talk as teams prepare for exhibitions, with young Bill Nowak yet to show real impact.
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New Orleans
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Judge Landis
Bill Nowak
Busher
Detroit
Bill
New York Giants
Jersey City
Giants
William Bramham
Bill Terry
Cleveland
Nowak
Baer Beats Farr In Fifteen Round Heavyweight Thriller
New York AP report notes Max Baer outslugged Tommy Farr over fifteen rounds before 18 222 fans. Baer battered Farr with his right hand, bloodied lip and puffed eye, while Farr answered with sharp left hooks and sustained courage. Baer proclaimed plans for defense and his son as motivation.
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Drew Middleton
New York
Maxes
Baer
Schmeling
Max Baer
Tommy Farr
Carnera
Farr
Joe Louis
Tonypandy
Louis
Braddock
Papa Baer
Oenes
Berg Defeated by Marion Miley in Belleair Women’s Final
Patty Berg, who had won four resort tournament titles this winter and compiled a 16–2 match record, fell 2 to 1 in the Belleair women’s tournament final to Marion Miley of Fort Pierce. Jane Cothran Jamerson also beat Berg earlier this season at St. Augustine.
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Belleair
Fla
Patty Berg
Marion Miley
Fort Pierce
Vila
Patty
Jane Cothran Jameson
West Palm Beach
Fifa
Minneapolis
St. Augustine
Duke and Carolina Meet in Carolinas A A U Gymnastics
Duke and the University of North Carolina led the first annual Carolinas A A U gymnastics championships in Durham. Captain Jimmy Verner steered the Tar Heels with Frank Trotman Ed Winstead and Monk Lewis among the Duke standouts in multiple events.
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Durham
Duke
University of North Carolina
Jimmy Verner
Blue Devil Symnasium
Frank Trotman
Ed Winstead
Monk Lewis
Kien Morton
A& Graduate
Stuent
Montreal Maroons Star Noted for Mustache Among NHL Players
Montreal March 18. Armand Raymond, the Montreal Maroons defenseman, is the league’s only player with a mustache. The feature highlights his facial hair as a distinctive trait in the NHL.
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Montreal
Armand Raymond
Montreal Maroons
National Hockey League
Alaska Mineral Wealth Since 1880
Alaska has yielded minerals worth more than 600 million dollars since 1880, a figure reflecting its rich resource development since the United States acquired the territory from Russia for 7.2 million dollars.
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Alaska
United States
Russia
Moon’s closest approach to Earth is about 221000 miles
The note states that the Moon never comes nearer the Earth than roughly 221000 miles, indicating the minimum distance during its orbital path. It emphasizes the fixed scale of celestial distance.
First Class A Tilt Is Slated For Tonight
The Y varsity and Piedmont Electric of Greensboro meet in the first Class A game of the Gold Medal tournament at the local YMCA tonight at 9:15. The card also features Class C games and a Class B contest with L. A. Pegg vs DeMolay at 6:15 and Jewel Box of Greensboro vs Hasty All-Stars at 7:15.
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Greensboro
L. A. Pegg
Jewel Box of
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Roanoke Heads to Finals in National Intercollegiate Tourney
Roanoke college from Salem Virginia rides an iron man quintet into the finals versus Warrensburg Missouri Teachers. Roanoke beat Nebraska Wesleyan 45 20 West Texas State 38 34 St Ambrose 46 48 and Murray 29 last night to advance. Warrensburg edged Dakota Wesleyan 46 33 then beat Valparaiso Mississippi Delta and Washburn 44 6 44 three times. The title game at 9 30 p m CST follows the Murray WashBurn consolation.
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Kansas City
Roanoke College
Salem
Warrensburg
Meng Tat
Roanoke
Nebraska Wesley
Virginians
West Texas
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Murray
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
Valparaiso
Ind
University
Mississippi Delta
Fights Last Night Report From Hollywood Card
Boxing results list fighters from several cities with a loss by Umio Gen and wins for Johnny Brown in a Chicago bout while Parr and other boxers are noted from Liver and England. event coverage includes associated press style shorthand and scattered scores.
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Tae Associated Press
Liver
Calif
Tommy Parr
England
Hollywood
Celt
Johnny Brown
Chicago
Japan
Garden Sets Record New York Attendance
A new attendance record was set at Madison Square Garden with 162,089 fans watching 12 double headers on a March 12 event day. The figure marks the highest turnout for collegiate basketball at the venue.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
French rider Letourner favors raw meat during race
Al Fred Letourner a French six day ride competitor says he eats little cooked meat in the race claiming raw meat digests more easily.
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New York
Alfred Letourner
San Diego County’s Diverse Coastal Desert and Mountains
San Diego County in California features an ocean coastline, a desert region with cactus coverage, and mountains exceeding 6,500 feet in elevation, illustrating a varied geographic landscape within a single county.
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San Diego County
Calif
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