Phils Whip Bees and A's Triumph in Openers
In Boston the Athletics defeated the Phillies 3 0 in the morning tilt and then shut out the Bees 2 0 in the afternoon. Morris Arnovich homered in the morning to spark the A's. Waite Hoyt started for Philadelphia? The crowd reached about 10 000 as Sylvester Doyle opposed Guy Bush. The afternoon featured Bucky Watters celebrating his 24th birthday as the A's blanked the Bees again.
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Bucky Watters
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Tony Crretruedis
Builder Surveys Grid Team in Michigan State College
FAST LANSING Mich i a tonenitat Lal girders for spring train ing at Michigen State collage caused Coach Charley Bachinin to but a Sorw's nest fram o which he pay survey thre players. The degree is dirtable las ae platter eight feet ermine Ho feat above ground her Wall booused for taking movies of far it leas.
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Derby Visitors to Spend 1 1/2 Million in Louisville
Louisville readies for Derby week as about 40 000 visitors bring an estimated 1.5 million dollars in fresh money. City crews repair flood damage, set up entertainment by M Lawrence Aronson’s Derby festival committee, and expand housing and events from a tennis match to a Derby Eve ball and all star wrestling. Governor Chandler has not added new Kentucky colonels.
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Ohio
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Elbsworth Vines
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Cat Gets the Chicago Cubs Tongues as Grimm Talk Gets Their Goats
Chicago veterans staged a dramatic stand against manager Charley Grimm in a reported shut up strike. The discontent followed a heated tirade with players snubbing Grimm as they demanded changes in how the team is handled.
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College Boxers Not Interested as Pros
College boxers show little interest in turning pro as many pursue degrees. Several top collegiate lifters like Shumway of Idaho balance studies with boxing, while others work odd jobs to fund college. The trend favors education over immediate professional rings, with few eager to swap scholar life for prizefights.
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Associated Press
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University of Idaho
Forest
Shumway
Craternity Hose
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Shanaway
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Redmond
Ore
Cme
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Bob Putsar
Tte
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Oyar
Bey Crean
Tamas
Max Baer
Steve Tost
Gomany
Meas
Stavine
Joe Linus
Babe Herman Sold to Detroit Tigers in Trade
Detroit gains hard hitting outfielder Babe Herman from Cincinnati after a season with injury and limited activity. Manager Mickey Cochrane reportedly advised on the deal as team officials note Herman’s exhibition season absence and recent medical status. Nearby, notes from South Bend reference two seniors in Notees basketball prior season while Day Allen and Sal DeMlots contribute points.
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Te Lear
Sharpe Gets Call to Face Barons
Little Rock opens the 1937 Southern Association season at Travelers Field with Kolt Sharpe to start against the Birmingham Barons after a one win two loss start by both teams. Sharpe, 18 wins last season, arrives from New Orleans and plans to use pre season conditioning to ready for the game. The Barons may counter with lefty Ray Merrill Joiner if Birmingham starts with a left-hander, while Sammy Liberic may cover right field if a right hander starts.
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Iran
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Prothro
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Barons
Art Gorham
Stephenson
Sore Arm Keeps Paul Dean in St. Louis
Paul Dean was not among the Cardinals who boarded for Cincinnati to open the season. Manager Branch Rickey said Dean had additional pitching arm trouble and would remain in St. Louis. He noted no extra pain but could not bear down as against the Browns, hoping the arm will come around.
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Browns
Five Irish Captains to Oppose 1937 Notre Dame Varsity
SOUTH BEND Ind May 2 five former Notre Dame grid captains will play in an all-star game against the 1937 varsity in honor of the late Johnny O'Brien who was killed in a March crash. Invited captains include Tom Conley John Law Fred Miller Paul Host and John Loutar with many members of the 1928 1929 and later teams also expected to appear in the all star lineup.
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Another Fighter Plans to Open a Chop House in Harlem
NEW YORK It was bound to happen after Lightweight Champion Lou Ambers won a title bout. Pedro Montane, following Dempsey Cannoneri Walker and others, announced plans to invest in a Harlem cafe, aiming to open a chop house.
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Pedro Montane
Dempsey
Cannoneri
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Aid
New Orleans Club Sold for 155000 to Maestri and Backers
The New Orleans baseball club of the Southern Association was sold for 155000 to Mayor Robert S. Maestri Governor Richard Leche and a local business syndicate. The new owners plan to keep Larry Gilbert as manager, maintain current officials, and build a new grand stand.
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Unhappy Campbell Checks Outlook as Alabama Baseball Faces Uncertainty
University of Alabama baseball sees Pal Campbell anxiously awaiting the next moves as last season’s catcher Perron Shoemaker is ruled ineligible. Sophmore Jim Tuber signs with Little Rock while Kirkland and Teague face injuries. Buffalo's Bucky Crouse becomes a grandfather after a season with the International League.
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