Cunard Expects Contending Team for 1937 Campaign
Cunard aims to field a competitive lineup led by Ray Martin Tracy Legg and Joe Kelley as manager. Veteran infielders Renault and Sexton back a strengthened infield with Ke lly at second base and Kuhn at third. Kenney Mann anchors center field with Mann Reid and Ed Sexton in the outfield and a seven man pitching staff including Legg Martin Henson Pittman Jamison and Ballengee.
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Ralph Bibb
Cunard
UMWA
Charles
Lewis Dancy
Joe Kelley
Lewis Larese
Dan Sexton
Larese
Andy Baker
Harvey Mann
James Kesterson
Baker
Ralph Kuhn
Mann
Kenney Mann
Ed Sexton
Ed Reid
Albert Tilley
Curtis Tredway
Swatsman
Orville Kelley
Tracy
Warmups and quirks of famed athletes and stars
A collage-like piece notes how Glenn Cunningham, Mel Ott, Al Simmons, Freddie Fitzsimmons, Leo Diegel, Vivian McGrath, Sonny Workman, Mack Garner, Jock McAvoy and others each display distinctive warmup styles or habits. It also comments on Brooklyn Dodgers manager Burleigh Grimes and pitcher Van Lingle Mungo, praising or critiquing their approaches and potential 1936 season outcomes.
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Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Glenn
Cunningham
Mel Ott
al Simmons
Vivian McGrath
Sonny Workman
Sonny
Mack Garner
Garner
Jock McAvoy
Brooklyn
John Gorman
Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
van Lingle Mungo
Grimes
Mungo
Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Stephen
van Lingle
Richards Loses To Bill Tilden In Three Sets
The Associated Press reports William Big Bill Tilden defeated Vincent Richards in three sets 6-0 3-6 6-2 on the Greenbrier Tennis Club courts. Tilden and Chari Satoh triumphed 6-3 in doubles over Richards and Alfred H. Chapin Jr. The Greenbrier Club later offered its resignation to the United States Lawn Tennis Association amid a dispute over exhibition rules.
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Associated Press
William
Big Bill
Tilden
Vincent Richards
Greenbrier
Richards
Chari Satoh
Alfred H. Chapin
Satoh
Greenbrier Club
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Derby Favorite Wins Handicap at Jamaica Racecourse
J H Louchheim's Pompoon opened his pre Kentucky Derby campaign with a six furlong Paumonok Handicap victory at Jamaica with 15,000 fans in attendance. Pompoon carried 116 pounds and beat Marshall Field's Tintagel by a neck, Hal Price Headley's Fraidy Cat third as the field included two former winners and a world record holder.
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Associated Press
New York
J. H. Louchheim
Pompoon
Jamaica
Churchill
Pompey
Harry Richards
Marshall Field
Tintagel
Hal Price Headley
Fraidy Cat
Montanez Knocks Out Raw In Six Rounds At Star Casino
Pedro Montanez 137 1 2 pounds defeats Eddie Raw 144 pounds of Poland in six rounds at Star Casino New York. Montanez, a Puerto Rican contender aiming for a lightweight title shot, stopped Raw 1 minute 15 seconds into the sixth frame after a powerful finish following a recent non-title win over champion Lou Ambers.
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Associated Press
New York
Pedro Montanez
Eddie Raw
Poland
Star Casino
Lou Ambers
Population Age Split Mirrors Youth and Elderly Balance
A striking demographic observation notes that the United States has as many people under 26 as those over 25, highlighting a rare balance between youth and older cohorts across the nation.
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United States
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Mike Gibbons
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Lou Geurie
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Ernie Lombardi
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Mace Brown
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Virginia Rice Johnson
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America
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N. Kanawha St
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Beckley, W. Va
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