Corridon Orders Daily Sessions Lasting Three Hours
Sarasota notes show Indians in spring camp under Corriden with 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. workouts. Arrivals include Sicking Jonnard Jones Blanton, while Hoffman Koenecke Lorber and Ambrose are out. Coach praises Hildebrand and Crouse guides rookie batteries as all All American Association clubs seek to move Wid Matthews.
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Big Four Women Golf Stars Clash in Florida Qualifiers
In St Augustine Florida on March 4 the top four American women golfers Maureen Orcutt Glenna Collett Helen Hicks and Virginia Van Wie lead entrants in the qualifying round of the Florida women’s tournament. The quartet have shown strong form on the local course this week and most have previously held the Mrs W R Kenan Jr trophy. Collett and Orcutt already have two legs toward the prize while Van Wie won last year defeating Hicks.
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Helen Hicks
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Seek Girl's Net Title He
Indiana Harbor Belt railway girls team will represent the Chicago district in the fifth annual NYC basketball tournament at Butler Fieldhouse next Friday and Saturday. The squad, always competitive, adds new strength and is favored to win the crown after beating top district teams. Nine men’s quintets and five girls’ teams will compete in the tourneys.
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Giants catcher sets high jump mark in San Antonio
Frank Hogan, a 200 pound Giants catcher, reportedly established a new high jump record in San Antonio at the St Anthony hotel after a chat about tarantulas. The piece also notes Bob Walsh, son of Ed Walsh, resembles his father and discusses the famous spitball. Del Bissonette hit a first Robins home run and prompted Otto Miller to pull him from the field.
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Minnesota to revamp athletic system over next decade
A special committee of three national sports experts began drafting an enlightened ten year athletic program for the University of Minnesota. Chancellor Coffman said reforms will include a broad intramural system and changes to intercollegiate competition aiming at Harvard style athletics. members include Major John L. Griffith Dr H M Case and C W Savage with Grantland Rice joining later.
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New York
Fights and Fighters Across Cities Report Boxing Monday Night
Victor Ferrand Spanish flyweight champion won by foul in round two over Phil Tobias at Jamaica arena. Joe Glick outpointed Billy McMahon in a ten round bout at St. Nicholas arena. Leonard Dixon and Buck Weaver fought a six round draw in Philadelphia. Bert Kirby knocked out Jackie Brown to win the English flyweight title in London. Joe Dundee defeated Joe Trione in Rochester. Kid Woods drew Red Rodman in Kokomo. Cowboy Eddie Anderson defeated Tommy Grogan in Des Moines.
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Montana Edges Ralph Wilson For Narrow Wrestling Win
Montana defeated Ralph Wilson by decision in a main bout at Cable Tab ernacle on Monday night amid roughness accusations. Montana won the first fall in 37 minutes with a crucifix. Wilson claimed the second in 16 minutes with a flying tackle. Montana was floored four times by Wilson before the referee awarded the decision.
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Ohio State
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Indianapolis
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Shelbyville
Duke and Alabama Vie For Southern Conference Title
In Atlanta on March 4 Duke and Alabama advanced to the Southern Conference title game after Alabama defeated Tennessee 32 to 22 and Duke upset Kentucky 37 to 35 in the semifinals.
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Big Six Football Begins Spring Drills At Nebraska
Big Six practice opened in Coln Nebraska as fifty players joined Coach Dana X. Bible. Most are from last fall's freshman squad. Other Big Six schools plan spring drills this week or next.
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New York C Takes Tilt for Capitol City League Title
New York C defeated Link Belt Dodge 22 to 17 to claim the Capitol City League basketball crown Monday night. Indianapolis Power and Light finished second after Utility Service forfeited, Hare Chevrolet beat Link Belt Ewart 37 to 10, and Carl Boroughs of Indianapolis Power and Light was named the league MVP.
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Hinkle to Instruct at Lake Bemidji Summer Camp
Butler University coach Paul D Anthony Hinkle will teach a summer basketball coaching class at Lake Bemidji from August 4 to 16. Hinkle said he closed negotiations with Albion College athletic director R. R. Daugherty, who runs the camp.
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Tony) Hinkle
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Minnesota
Purdue Gridders Drill For Second Western Title
Purdue began spring drills in Lafayette with 100 candidates reporting. Most are from last year's championship squad and the freshman teams as the season’s campaign opens.
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Regional Basket Officials Named
Thirty two officials to run the sixteen regional basketball tournaments were named by A L Tres ter, Indiana high school athletic association commissioner, and the board of control. The list includes Auburn Ralph Eades and Mode Cranon, Bedford Irvin Springer and H Kilburn Rogers, Columbus Winston Ashley and Paul Williams, Ft Wayne Carl Burt and Don Arbuckle, Frankfort B B Evans and Charles Jensen, Gary Homer Stonebraker and Hugh Vandivier, Greencastle Dale Miller and Will Smith, Indianapolis B E Bayh and Orville Jones, Logansport John Stahr and Bruce Morrison, Marion Homer Osborn and Gilbert Best, Martinsville John Miller and John Schram, Mishawaka O F Helvie and Carl Olson, Muncie Ford Griffiths and George Vaulk, Rushville P O Hurley and Guy Woods, Vincennes Harry Conover and Vaughn Russell, Washington Henry Goett and W S Porter.
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Frankfort
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Charles Jensen
Gary
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Will Smith
Indianapolis
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Logansport
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Martinsville
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Mishawaka
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Muncie
Ford Griffiths
George Vaulk
Rushville
P. O. Hurley
Guy Woods
Vincennes
Harry Conover
Vaughn Russell
Washington
Henry Goett
W. S. Porter
Spring Grid Contest on Blue Card
Butler University players wearing mole skin outfits will meet Dayton University Warriors in a spring football clash scheduled for late April or early May. The event, proposed by coaches Patsy Clark and Harry Baujan, aims to stage a spring practice game not clearly covered by conference rules and requires faculty approval at both schools.
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Officials for Catholic Net Meet Named
Officials for the third annual state Catholic high school basketball tournament at the Armory Friday and Saturday were announced. Lon Goldsberry Shortridge football coach C. D. Manhart of Petersburg and Fred W. Atwood of Vincennes will handle the whistles with Russell Julius of Indianapolis serving as official time keeper at the I H S A A state finals.
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Local Amateur Hoop Tonight At Riverside Gym
Amateur basketball faces a double bill with Bill Yeager's Buddies opposing Lauter Boys' Club at Riverside gym tonight. Flanner and Buchanan's Holy Cross squad won the city Catholic net title Sunday after beating St. Philips Holy Trinity Juniors and Holy naa Seniors.
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Wiggins to Meet Carnera in March 17 Bout
Chuck Wiggins, veteran heavyweight from Indianapolis, will fight Primo Carnera in a ten round bout at St Louis on March 17. Mique Mailey promotes the show and announced Carnera had accepted terms for engagement.
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Four A. A. Hurlers on Cub Squad
Chicago Cubs add twelve players to their roster as they defend the National League title. Newcomers include pitchers George Bell Ed Lautenbacher Malcolm Moss Lynn Nelson and St Warneke plus infielders Lester Bell Herman Jones Bill Jurgess and Dan Taylor. Bell bought from Boston Braves to fill a gap.
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Armory Card Features Lightweight and Bantam Matches
Tonight's card lists Tony Herrera versus Jimmie Reed in a lightweight bout and Jimmie Dale against Joe Lynn in featherweights. Also scheduled are Scotten vs Norton in featherweights, Hopkins vs Emrick in bantams, and Roy Woods facing Eddie Blake in bantams. The Cubs lineup details follow with infield shifts and rookie prospects, plus notes on pitchers and outfield prospects including Hartnett, Taylor, and Schulte.
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Carl Emrick
Terre Haute
Scotty Scotten
Indianapolis
Lee Norton
Cincinnati
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Eddie Blake Delphi
Indiana Five Raps Gophers at Bloomington
Indiana University under captain Branch McCracken defeated Minnesota 31 to 25 at Bloomington. McCracken scored nineteen points in his final home game, sparking a second half rally after a 13 13 halftime tie. Murphy of Purdue was a close rival in the scoring chase.
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Purdue Five Clinches Big Ten Net Title in Drive
Purdue University clinched its second straight Big Ten net title by beating Michigan 44 to 28 in Ann Arbor. The Boilermakers extended a nine game league winning streak, leading 27-12 at halftime. Murphy led Purdue with 16 points alongside Harreson and Wooden, while Lowell Chapman Truskowski and Kanitz starred for Michigan.
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College basketball scores and matchups listed
Purdue 44 Michigan 28 Indiana 31 Minnesota 25 Wisconsin 32 Ohio Listens Elmhurst 21 Valparaiso 1 Oklahoma 30 Washington St Louis
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