Nine Bear Tracksters Ready for Central College Meet
Jefferson City Bears coach W M Hager announced a nine man squad to compete in a triangular track meet with Central College at Fayette Friday afternoon, with Culver-Stockton possibly entering. Star sprinter Chessie Laux set a state junior college record with 22.2 seconds in the 220 yard dash yesterday, and is a strong favorite in the event while also contending in the 100 yard dash and broad jump. The Bears aim for points and a couple of wins, with hopes of breaking the 220 record at the state outdoor meet in Trenton May 3.
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W. M. Hager
Bears
Central Ollege
Fayette
Culver - Stockland
Chessie Laux
Columbia
Laux
Hager
Ste.shéssie
Steiall
Cowley
Marulin
Burgeonia
Plinketl
Farr
Trenton
Ees
Bowling Highways and Officials in U C C League Menus
A fragmented OCR list shows names such as Kaiser Utterback Gibb Elam Trautwein Manning Bahn Whaley and May sharing in divisions, audits, and benefits. It references High single and High three scores, accounting and tabulating, and various departments with figures, suggesting a club league with divisions and administrative notes.
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Zéng Baevendents
Manning
Bahn
Durocher Praises Pee Wee Reese As Dodgers Hopeful
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher lauds Harold Reese nicknamed Pee Wee as the greatest prospect seen in 15 years. The Louisville native, initially signed for 40 000 dollars, shows speed and a rifle-like throw. Reese jumps from sandlot to Class AA swiftly and is eyed as a potential Rookie of the Year candidate.
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Dillon Gramam
Clearwater
Flat
Harold
Pee Wee) Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
Louisville
Jon
Leo
Lip Durocher
Dodgers
Durocher
Pee Wee
Shan
Flash
Reese
Hall
Brooklyn
American Association
Ralph Kimmell
Phillies
Manual High
Hell
Training Camp Briefs From Various Camps Across the Nation
Baseball exhibition notes report Reds at Stateville and Sox win over Reds, Giants vs Indians and Yankees vs Oklahoma City alternates. Pirates rest then beat Athletics in Arizona. Dodgers beat Crackers in 10 innings, rookies reassigned. Athletics to play two here then Dallas, with Philadelphia tour continuing.
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EL Paso
Texas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Pirates
Philadelphia Athletics
Bisbee
Ariz
Johnny Rizzo
Rome
Atlanta Crackers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lindsay
Johnny Hudson
Brooklyn
Crackers
Dodgers
Steve Rachunek
Montreal
Cal Chapman
Fort Worth
Connie Mack
Dallas
Tigers to Play in Exhibition Contest with James Boys
Jefferson City fans will see Missouri University trio John Lobsiger Blaine Currence and Bill Harvey in an 8 pm Friday exhibition at Jefferson junior high gym. The James Boys face the Bankers, with Countryman Frew Bahn Ramsey Casey on James and Newton Chapman Warper Rick Shockley Thomas on the Bankers.
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Jefferson City
Missouri University
James Boys
Central Missouri Trust Co. Bankers
Jefferson Junior High School
John Lobsiger
Blaine Currence
Bill Harvey
Tiger
Missouri
Bankers
Harold Countryman
Dog Frew
Don Bahn
Ed Ramsey
Maxcy Casey
Thelbert Newton
Elmer Chapman
Harry Warper
Virgil Rick
Orion Shockley
Tommy Thomas
Fights in New York and Jersey City card results
In New York bouts Joey Jannoi of New Haven out pointed Curly Stangelo of New York. Frank Gilmore of Cincinnati outpointed Olivier White of New York. Saveria Turiello of Italy beat William Henry Cheatum of Newark. Maxie Berger of Montreal defeated Johnny Rohrig of Clifton, N J.
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New York
Joey Jannoi
New Haven
Conn
Curly Stangelo
Frank Gilmore
Cincinnati
Olivier White
Jersey City
Saveria Turiello
Italy
William Henry Cheatum
Newark
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Johnny iRohrig
Clifton
N. J
Red Sox Pitching Looks Strong for Openers in Grapefruit
In Sarasota Florida on April 3, the Red Sox chief Joe Cronin praised the pitching staff as the season’s standout development. With 13 pitchers, veterans and youngsters share the mound, led by Grove Bagby Dickman Wilson Galehouse and a strong bullpen, the team expects to contend if arms stay healthy. Dom DiMaggio, Ted Williams, and Doc Cramer headline a reshaped outfield and infield as Boston eyes a pennant push and individual awards.
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Sarasova
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Joe Croyin
Yankees
Cronin
Red Sox
Lefty Grove
Kim Bagby
Emerson Dickman
Jack
Florida
Gove
Bagby
Dickman
Wilson
Galehouse
Boston
Harris
Scranton
Hash
Bulland
Ostermueller
Ane
Dom DiMaggio
Marvin Owen
White Sox
George Lacy
Minneapolis
John Peacock
Gene Desautels
Dom DeMaggio
Crone
Joe Vosmik
DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Yankee Stadium
Williams
Doc Cramer
Jimmy Foxx
Roundup of early spring sports chatter and gossip
A sprawling AP round up from New York covers boxing rumors about Louis and Godoy, baseball notes on the Red Sox and Doerr, Cronin, and Tabor, college coaching openings, and diverse sports tidbits from Detroit to Denver, highlighting Joe Louis, Lou Ambers, and training camp chatter.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Harry ‘Thomas
Chicago
Arch Ward
Chicago ‘Tribune
Roy
Dewey
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
DE Maggio
Dickey
Keller
Lou Ambers
Lew Jenkins
Wally Hally
Denver
Joe Louis
Roy Curentine
Brooklyn
Phelan
Buffalo
Frankie Wallace
Dodo Woods
Washington U
St. Louis
Loyola
Los Angeles
Red Burman
Arturo Godoy
A.P
Foe
Hoppe Wins World Three Cushion Title at 52
Willie Hoppe, age 52, clinched the world three cushion billiards title with a 5 to 43 victory in 46 innings over defending champion Wellser Cochran. He extended his unbeaten run to 16 straight in the current tournament, with four days remaining and top contenders like Johnny Layton and Cach Yan still in the field. Hoppe traced his rise from the “boy wonder” at 18 to multiple titles, noting he played exhibitions as a youth and later won the 18.2 Ballline championship in Paris.
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Chicago
Bilbirds
Willie Hoppe
Seabiscuit
Hoppe
Wellser Cochran
Gaines
Lomyer Lille “Hollers
Tin
Wis
Carmel
Paris
Jake Schaeler
Cleveland
King of the
Baikliners
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Cachi Yan
Practice Starts Early for 600 Speed Race in Indy
AP reports early practice for the 500 mile Indianapolis race began with Russell Snowberger driving a four cylinder front wheel drive car 100 miles around the 2.5 mile track at 15 mph. T. J. Myers called it the earliest practice spin in 20 years and predicted a strong field as warm weather returns. Snowberger forecast speed to burn for Memorial Day as the event nears. The article also oddly notes the Mormon Tabernacle dimensions in Salt Lake City with no architectural relevance to the race.
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Indianapolis
Gue
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Russell Snowberger
Detroit
T. J
Pop) Myers
Speedway Corporation
Snowberger
War and World Competition Dampens American Athletics
Henry Mulemore notes that World War I has dulled incentives across sports from track and field to boxing and soccer. He cites Rice’s strong three mile clocking as a highlight but notes Olympic goals will be foreclosed this year due to Russia’s actions, with continued discussion hinted.
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Athete
Jess
Russia
Dizzy Dean to Get First Test Monday
In Paso Tex April go Fort Smith Ark the Cubs plan the season’s first test of Dizzy Dean’s pitching with manager Gabby Hartnell deciding to start. Claude Passeau was assigned to relieve Dielvich today as the Cubs and White Sox met for their final pre season game in Chicago.
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Paso
Tex
Nizay Dean
Fort Smith
Ark
Gabby Hartnell
Chicago Cubs
Claude Passeau
Ineenl Dielvich Totay
Cubs
White Sox
Chicago
Boxing and golf notes from past events
A year ago Sixto Es cobar outpointed Kaye Morgan in San Juan to regain bantamweight title. Three years ago Byron Nelson won the Augusta national golf tournament with 285. Five years ago Dizey Dean was fined 100 by a Cardinals official for missing a train in Dublin, with Charley Gelbert fined 50 for the same offense.
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Associated Press
Sixto Escobar
Kaye Morgan
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Lille
Byron Nelson
Ralph Guldah
Dizey Dean
Kantie Friseh
St. Louis Cardinals
Dublin
Charley Gelbert
Argentine May Deat Ben Hogan Masters Invite Notice
At Augusta Ga April 3 AP reports Argentine Martin Pose is tabbed for the Masters invitation event. Pose, 29, 145 pounds, dark hair, square build, shows cool poise and aims to outdistance rivals as Ben Hogan’s earlier North South victory chances fade. Pose impressed in a six under par 66 round with Nelson Jones and Ralph Guldahl nearby.
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Augusta
Martin Pose
Ben Howan
Useve
Bryan Net
Poe
Nelson
Bobby Jones
Ralph Guldahl
Evangelical No. Rises to Lead in Bowling Tourney
Evangelical No. 3 surged to first place with a 4000 series at the St. Peters bowling tournament night. Individual scores include 224 200 211 for 635 by Jeanne W. Nigh man. teams listed are White Cabs Quality Cleaners Kelvinator Miller & Weiss and others with totals near 2400 2800.
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St. Peter's
Re. Pepper
Moarsehels
Quality Cleaners
Kelvinator
Miller & Weiss
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Kaiser
Utterback
Grubb
Auditors
Gibb
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Ees Bans
Elam
Trautwein
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Fenwick
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Cunningham
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Stender
Stateville
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Waycross
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Hy Vandenberg
Bill Lohrman
Tribe
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Oklahoma City
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Atley Ronald
Spud Chendler
Miami Beach
Fiz
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Ola Bottling Co
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Max Baer
Louis
Arturo
Joe
National Wrestling Association
Ray Steele
Detroit Lions
Howie Weiss
Johnny Pingel
Dwight Tully
Cody
Tom Lieb
Tom
Notre Dame
Birmingham
Jimmy Wood
Brankyn Eagle
Lehman
Charlie Genringer
The
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Foxx
Bobby Doerr
Dim Tabor
Doerr
Tabor
Julien Batchell
Robert Coote
Brewor Forbes
Peter Cushing
3 Stooges
Marty Leaf
Pat O’brien
Edward Arnold
Ruth Terry
Incon Isle OF Destiny
William Gargan
Cinghestile
Boy Wonder
Salt Lake City
Henry Mulemore
Ledinky
Dizzy Dean
SPORT
May Deat
Ben Hogan
Bordeaux’s
Firestone
Fiess
R. L
Bob) Cook
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Bob
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