Paychek Debacle Previews Arena Show With Marrs Match
Blackjack Hader vows to toss Johnny Marrs in a Wednesday night bout after a confrontational promotion. Promoter McMahon highlights Hader’s Cobra Clutch threat while Jake Patterson faces Rosy Ryan and Whitey Grove meets Fritz Schnoble to cap the card.
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Johnny Marrs
L. C. McMahon
Hader
Marrs
Kansas City
McMahon
Blackjack
Johnny
Jake Patterson
Rosy Ryan
Whitey Grove
Fritz Schnoble
St. Louis
Page Defeats Kirby Again for North and South Title
Mrs Estelle Lawson Page won the women's North and South golf tournament for the second straight year defeating Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta 4 and 3 in 18 holes at Pinehurst. Showers interrupted play as Page dominated with strong driving while Kirby struggled with putting, three-putting five greens.
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Pinehurst
Estelle Lawson Page
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Pride
Yankees Humbleed by Pelicans in Exhibition Loss
New York Yankees lose 3-2 to the New Orleans Pelicans in an exhibition. Oral Hildebrand struggles as Martynik and Maltzberger limit the champions before a two-run eighth inning. Durham and Bremer caught the defeat. Hildebrand and Dickey perform for the Yankees.
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Oral Hildebrand
New York Yankees
New Orleans Pelicans
Martynik
Maltzberger
New York
Hildebrand
Reis
Dickey
Rocar
Maltzeberger
Durham
Bremer
Durham High School captures 21st Eastern States title in basketball
Durham High School of Durham, North Carolina defeated Greenbrier Military Academy of Lewisburg, West Virginia 46 to 34 to win the 21st Eastern States Interscholastic tournament. Durham extended its winning streak to 69. Memorial High of West New York upset LaSalle Military School 52 to 45 in the consolation.
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N. Y
Durham
N. C
Greenbrier Military Academy
Lewisburg
W. Va
Military School
Trenton
N. J
Memorial High
West New York
N. 4
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C. Loftis
McKinney
Cook
Memorial
LaSalle
Greenbrier
Reaves
Parker
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Waste
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Stark
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Hvar Ecveacuers
Dudham
Beetle
Vccesanove
Gattis
F . Eoekeaaes
Herndon
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LOE
Timmons
Cassidy
Pirates Hand A's Fifth Loss In Row
In Tucson Arizona on March 30 the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 6 to 4. Arky Vaughan homered as the Pirates collected eight timely hits off Johnny Babich and Nelson Potter to hand the A s their fifth consecutive defeat.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
Pirates
Arky Vaughan
Johnny Babich
Nelson Potter
Faction Fighter Wins Carolina Cup First To Repeat
Faction Fighter a six year old gelding from Paul Mellon’s stables in Pittsburgh won the 11th Carolina Cup Steeplechase in Camden. Ridden by Sidney Watters of Monkton, Md, he became the first horse to win the three mile hurdle race in consecutive years. Time 5 51 1 5. Postman Home was second with J B Harrison of Philadelphia riding for Eva S. Spilman of Warrenton Va. Gil Blas took third for Carleton H. Palmer of New York.
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Paul Mellon
Pittsburgh
Sidney Watters
Monkton
Postman Home
Eva S. Spilman
Warrenton
J. 8. Harrison
Philadelphia
Gil Blas
Carleton H. Palmer
New York
Hurdies
Bachelor Philip
F. Ambrose Clark
F. Belihouse
Golden Oak
Esther du Pont Weir
Wilmington
Del
J. Magee
Rokeby Stables
Seteven Brody
F. Bellhouse
Hop
Montpelier Stables
Montpelier
W. Jones
Eva
Spilman
Harrison
Catraz
Mansfield Park
Springdale
Brush
Latouche
Crooked Wood
Lewis A. Park
Sewickley
P. Byrnes
Horner Wood
F. Ambrose Clar
J. Rich
King Cole
Little Hard
Our Manager
Sir Koster
Enterprise
Coppice
Fay Cottage
the Baron DeKalb
Masked Knight
G. H. Bostwick
P. McKenna
Battle Ground
J. C. Brady
T. Roby
Hills of Firann
J. B. Ryan
Unionville
Betty Tour
Leslie Myer
Johnny
E. Jennings
Pompeius
Perky Melvo
Indians Romp on Atlanta 8 to 2 in Spring Exhibition
The Cleveland Indians routed Atlanta 8 to 2 as Weatherly and Trosky hit homers off three Atlanta pitchers. Bob Feller was slated to pitch again in the spring showcase, his third appearance of the exhibition season. Milnar, Zuber, Hemsley and others contributed on the mound for Cleveland.
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Atlanta
Cleveland Indians
Roy Weatherly
Hal Trosky
Bob Feller
Curt Davis Shuts Down Cuban All Stars In 5 3 Win
Curt Davis allowed five hits over nine innings as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Cuban All-Stars 5 to 3 in Havana. The Cards took a 2 3 0 run contest for the third straight time, with Padgett and Davis locking down the win. Final game scheduled for tomorrow before the team returns home.
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Havana
Cuba
Curt Davis
Cardinals
H.E. St. Louis
Davis
Padgett
Tiant
Fortes
Guerra
Oe Score Their R hs In Clusters Of Two Inning Summary
Oe scored four runs in the top of the third and two more in the seventh to lead 6 2 at one point. Pittsburgh struggled with two runs in the seventh and two more in the ninth. Klinger and Davis pitched for Philadelphia while Mueller, Bach, Potter and Wagner contributed for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Klinger
Davis
Mueller
Babich
Potter
Wagner
Parks Eliminated In Semi Finals At National Meet
CHAMPAIGN IL March 30 Appalachians Charlie Parks 121 pounder fell to Indiana’s Garnett Inman in the semi finals of the national intercollegiate tournament. Crawford 175 pounds and Gaskill 128 pounds also lost earlier rounds. Parks and Crawford still hoped for second or third place.
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AL Crawford
Appalachian
Garnett Inman
Indiana
Crawford
Charlie Parks
Robert Antonacci
Milton Gaskill
Mountaineer
Ben Wilson
J. T. Cunningham
Joe Schrader
Lehigh
Parks
Newhouser Pitches Well For Detroit
LAKELAND Florida March 30 Harold Newhouser former Detroit sandlot star held the Kansas City Blues to two hits through seven innings as the Detroit Tigers beat the Blues 9 to 2 on a waterlogged Grapefruit League field. Errors cost Newhouser a possible shutout and reports say he may be sent back to the minors for more seasoning.
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Fla
Harold Newhouser
Detroit
Kansas City Blues
Detroit Tigers
Newhouser
Senators Beat Bees 6-2 Behind Errickson and Weir
Washington Senators defeated the Boston Bees 6-2 in Bradenton. Joe Sullivan pitched six innings, allowing four hits and no runs while Dick Errickson and Bill Weir held the Senators scoreless late. Masi singled for Boston, while Hudson Masterson and Early contributed for Washington.
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Fla
Joe Sullivan
Washington Senators
Dick Errickson
Bill Weir
Boston Bees
Sullivan
Senators
R.H.E Washington
Boston
Hudson
Masterson
Giuliani
Early
Errickson
Weir
Masi
White Sox Batter Cub Hurled For 19 Hits in City Series Win
In Phoenix on March 37 the Chicago White Sox battered two Cub pitchers for 19 hits and defeated Chicago Cubs 14 to 5 in a city series exhibition. The Cubs built a 4 to 1 lead in the early innings before the White Sox surged ahead.
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Ariz
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cub
Cubs
No Opponent Sighting For Brown Bomber
New York report notes Joe Louis plans a vacation after a disappointing Madison Square Garden showing. Promoter Mike Jacobs eyes possible comeback opponents Two Ton Tony Galento Arturo Godoy or Bob Pastor for a late June or July return with Louis paid about 19 908 dollars for the latest bout and Paychek roughly 9 954.
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New York
Johnny Paychek
Ivy
Joe Louis
Brain Trust
Madison Square Garden
Caracas
Jacobs
Mike Jacobs
Tony Galento
Arturo Godoy
Louis
Bob Pastor
Mike” Jacobs
Jersey City
Hubbell Shines in Giants Victory Over Dodgers
AMERICUS Ga March 30 After 20 scoreless innings in three games New York Giants pitching allowed an opposition tally today but nevertheless downed the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 2. King Carl Hubbel held four hits in six innings and the only runs against him were unearned. Bill Lohrman shut out the foe in the last portion.
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Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne
Ohio University
Ohio
Invaders
PO McNerney
Corn
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Novak
Wierby
Daubdier
Parroni
Craig
Minkar
Atuseede
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Griener
P Silver
Oteewe Serene Tenes
L.rhyne
Aber
Ss Tae
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Garrett
Sampse If Eietbades
Hamrick
Rfs
Quinn
Reynolds
Windland
Ib Washam
Sisk
Seewnee
Cline
Weeebee
Russell
Ee Sete
Bargar
Ohio UV
Abee
Daubler
Sampsel
Washam
McNerney
Kish
Farron
Americus
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Carl Hubbel
Bill Lohrman
Sox Rally For Win In Five Inning Chicago Contest
The Sox rallied with two runs in the fourth and five in the fifth to take the decision. Chicago N 190 000 COI 511 3 Chicago A 103 253 00x14 192 French Page and Todd Collites Lee Weiland Dietrich Turner are noted in the box score.
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R. H.E
Chicago
French
Page
Todd
Collites
Lee
Weiland
Dietrich
Turner
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