Schmeling's U S Visit Becomes Congressional Issue
Former heavyweight champion Max Schmeling aims to tour the United States for exhibition bouts but faces possible blocking by Congress. Representative John McDowell says he is seeking full State Department information, citing concerns about a Nazi past and fascist ties. State Department officials report no visa decision yet amid internal opposition.
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Xanks Dodgers Continue to Set the Pace in Grapefruit League
New York March 24 The Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees lead their leagues in Grapefruit League play with the Dodgers at 10-0 while the Yankees stand 12-3 for an 813 percent. Brooklyn has dominated farm teams and international sides as most NL clubs top .590 while AL teams over .300 include the Yankees Phillies and Indians. In interleague play NL leads AL 27 to 26 in meetings.
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Sir Date seeks fourth straight Oaklawn victory
Hot Springs March 23. Sir Date a consistent seven year gelding rated 105 pounds seeks a fourth straight win in the featured mile and 76 yard allowance seventh race at Oaklawn Park. He heads a five horse field with Mishlee's Baby Gald Miss Lelia HA Reddy Boy K Dorko and Plaquemine among rivals.
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Cage Award Winner to Be Announced
New York March 23. Colitz basketball coaches will announce tonight the name of one of their number for a lifetime contribution award. Herbert Read of Western Michigan College was elected president, and three older statesmen were nominated for the honor. Nominees include Dr Harold Carlson of Pittsburgh, George Edwards former coach now business manager at Missouri, and Ward Tick advisory coach at Neteld Mass. College. The winner will be announced at the NCAA tournament final at Madison Square Garden between Kentucky and Baylor.
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Roosevelt foes and Wallace faction in 1940s politics
Westbrook Pegler recalls John J. O Connor and his critique of Franklin D. Roosevelt's court packing scheme. Pegler discusses Henry Wallace, political maneuvering at the 1940 Democratic convention, and intraparty tensions involving Tammany Hall, Bankhead, and other figures while defending O Connor as a principled opponent of Roosevelt's policies.
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Oaklawn entries list varied purses and horses across six races
The card details first race with 3 maidens and several named horses and odds, second race with clay surface and six fur entries, third race for fillies with a long list of entries and eligibles, fourth race 1200 yard clmg, fifth race 400 sives for 4 yos up 6 qurs, sixth to eighth races with labeled purses and numerous horses. The narrative section includes political letters and references to New York figures, Roosevelt era figures, and a lengthy quoted note from John J. O'Connor.
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Sports Roundup by Hugh and Fullerton Jr
New York reports a set of brief sports notes spanning college and professional events. Ohio State coach Peppe predicts a national title win by the Buckeyes with Bill Smith fit. Other items note golf invitees, umpires chairs, a Florida football scrimmage, Kansas State basketball, Alsab debut, Eddie McGuire and Jimmy Conzelman coverage, plus Ohio State freshman baseball depth.
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Oaklawn Racing Results Summary
Oaklawn race results show multiple claiming events for four-year-olds and up with purses of 1200. Notable finishes include Miss O Blacky and Ightmman Mote in the opening race, Hot Time leading in the second, and Gayhoush and Stefanlo among others in later events. Weather was partly cloudy with a muddy track.
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Roster of Racing Entries and Eligibles
The list shows race results with Riot 112, W. A. Monre 105, Sweet Comet x105, Cerberus 115. Eligible runners include Jackie B 312, Maude Q 105, Damie 10T, Swingy Wingy 115, Danafel 112, Banham bra 112, with a 12.6 time and x-Apprentice allowance noted.
Kentucky Wildcats favored to beat Baylor for NCAA title
New York March 23 Kentucky's Wildcats were heavily favored to defeat Baylor in Madison Square Garden for the NCAA championship. Baylor had surprised in prior rounds, but Kentucky held a 12 point edge as both teams sought the final. The game was set to begin around 8 49 p m Eastern Time after Holy Cross and Kansas State finish their semifinals. Holy Cross carried a five point edge for third place.
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Heavyweight prospects dampen after Golden Gloves clash
New York and Chicago split an 8 8 draw at Madison Square Garden as top amateurs faced off. Coley Wallace, dubbed the second Joe Louis, failed to impress despite defeating Clarence Henry to secure the Easterners’ half point.
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Magnolia Five Picks Toughie in Junior Meet
In Springfield Missouri on March 23 the National Junior College Basketball tournament opens with Compton California defending champ facing Magnolia A. Sixteen teams compete over five days. Compton enters with 33 wins in 41 games. First round play starts with Compton vs Marinola A at 12 30 pm local time and other Bracket games follow across campuses including Syracuse Tele son and Brewton Parker.
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Boxing Fights Result In City and Nearby Venues Night
United Press reports boxing actions across Cleveland and surrounding cities with noting outpoints and knockouts. Notable bouts feature Tony Bertweed Billy Kilray Petersen and Ernie Sheppard with various opponents across Boston Lewiston Philadelphia Flint Canton and New Orleans.
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Two Trainers Suspended at Hot Springs
Hot Springs March 23 Two more race horse trainers W K King and G Boston were suspended by Oaklawn Park stewards on charges of stimulating horses. A previous suspension of K J Ness was stated to involve similar charges and cases were referred to the Arkansas Racing Commission. King's suspension followed a positive test on Sorreluch, winner of the eighth race. Boston faced accusations tied to James First and the eighth race, though the horse was scratched by stewards.
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Cards Boast Bast craft of Fluslars Cards Boast Bast craft of Fluslars
March 28 notes praise for players on the Cards lineup. Eddie Pyor optimistic about nine straight daily mound sessions. Veteran Marty Dickson shows spring promise after last season’s slump. Breeden steady, MilngerImproving, Pollet questions return, Harn solid, Brazle strong. Burkhart possible starter, Beers rookie from Houston, Papas another Houston prospect with 21-14 Texas League mark.
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Top Radio Programs By The Associated Press Central Standard Time
NBC offers Milton Berle and Amos and Andy with Fibber and Molly, Red Skelton, while CBS presents Big Town and Mr and Mrs North with The 30 Steps on Studio One. ABC lists Green Hornet and President's Civil Rights Woes, Boston Symphony, and The Mysterious Traveler on MBS. An unclear Wednesday item hints at Melson Oyster and a radio schedule split.
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Locusts Kill Fowls in Australia Burra District
Report from South Australia notes grasshopper swarms devastating fowl herds in the Burra district. Locusts bite and sever fowls’ jugular veins, causing bleeding deaths as farmers seek protective measures amid widespread agricultural concerns. The bulletin lists radio programming and scheduled segments surrounding the note.
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New CMC Cab Design Showcases Strength and Ventilation
Sheet metal and fenders are heavier and sturdier than ever before. Cabs are rigidly braced, all steel welded 6.14 times stronger than prewar. They are newly insulated and sound proofed with a built in ventilation system that automatically circulates fresh air. For style and construction, get a new CMC.
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