Sports Editors Pick Cardinals in AP poll
New York April 3 The St. Louis Cardinals lead the AP tenth annual poll of 98 editors and writers for September top spot amid a tight matchup with the Cubs. Chicago and New York tailed, with Giants and Pirates receiving some first-place votes. Dodgers predicted to rise, Phillies slated for multiple slots, Boston Bees seen finishing last again.
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George Earnshaw
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Bees
Bobby Jones Odds Rise As Masters Field Grows Deep
The third annual Augusta national invitation tournament draws a strong lineup including Sam Parks P G A title holder Lawson Little and two Japanese players Torchy Toda and Chick Chin plus Robert Sweeney of England. Jones aims to contend amid questions about his return while past masters Gene Sarazen Craig Wood Horton Smith and others shape a competitive field.
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Lawson Little
Torchy Toda
Chick Chin
Robert Sweeney
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Craig Wood
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Augusta
Woodrow Wilson Sophomore Final Sparks 10-E Victory
10-F captured the sophomore class title after a 28-25 overtime win over 10-B at Woodrow Wilson. Regulation tied 21-21. semifinals saw 10-E defeat 10-A 23-20 and 10-B oust 10-G 31-17. Top scorers were Snead 40, Yost 35, Daniels 33, Riggs 31, Higgenbotham 27.
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Phipps
Tournament To Start Tonight In New York
Eight top basketball teams begin a three day event at Madison Square Garden to determine Olympic team spots. Field includes Washington DePaul Arkansas Utah State Temple McPherson Oilers Universal Pictures and Wilmerding Y M C A. See 5:30 pm start with Naismith firing.
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Madison Square Garden
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Washington
DePaul
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Utah State
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Arkansas
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Oilers
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Ralph Bishop
Ed Leverich
Purdue
Pittsburgh
Manhattan
Wes Bennett
Westminster College
Wilmerding
Dunlap Sets New Pinehurst Amateur Mark
Dunlap, defending North and South amateur champion, shot a 69 at Pinehurst No. 2 to set a new amateur record in qualifying for the semifinals. He beat Richard Tufts 7 and 6 and advances to meet Arthur Lynch, while Stockhausen and Giles also win their matches in the lower bracket.
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Pinakuret
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George T. Dunlap Jr
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Richard Tufts
Pinehurst
Arthur Lynch
Mamerneck
N. Y
Charles Clare
New Haven
W. E. Stockhausen
New York
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Cooperstown
A.C. Giles
Pat Mucci
Newark
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Newcomers in Bowling Lead Newcomers in Bowing Leads
Indianapolis April 3 Fifth in singles and seventh in doubles fell yesterday during the minor events of the American bowling congress tournament Jim Dulin of Akron Ohio assumed No 5 in the solo event with 703 tallying 192 234 277 Harry Kaad veteran Chicago pin toppler took a 719 ride with partner Marvin Mike Anderson the pair totaled 1292 for seventh in the two man event Kaads games were 219 267 233
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Indianapolis
Jim Dulin
Akron
Ohio
Harry Kaad
Chicago
Marvin
Mike) Anderson
Kaad
Swimmer Breaks Former Records In AAU Meet
Adolph Keifer, a Chicago high school standout, set a new 150 yard backstroke mark at 1 32.7 in the senior national AAU championship at Lake Shore A C pool, beating Taylor Drysdale by seven yards and shaving 4.2 seconds off the former record. Peter Fick defended the 100 yard freestyle title in 51.7, preserving honors for the New York A C as Spence and Highland battled for runner up spots. the time matched Weissmuller’s 1927 world record in an Ann Arbor exhibition.
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Chicago
Adolph Keifer
Taylor Drysdale
Detroit Athletic Club
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al van de Weghe
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Spence
Highland
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Fick
Johnny Weissmuller
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