Center Line Plineanes Kickback Changes Under Review
The basketball rules committee weighs changes to speed up play with a center line backcourt reset rule. A proposed 10 second centerline breach penalty would affect teams after gaining possession in their back court. Debate centers on which team bears the responsibility to force the play under the new guideline.
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York
Basketball Rules Committee
National Coaches’ Association
Chicago
Ula
Leafs aim to close Stanley Cup series in Toronto
The Toronto Maple Leafs, after securing two wins on foreign ice against the New York Rangers, press to clinch the Stanley Cup tonight at their new arena. If they falter, games are set for Tuesday and Thursday with odds favoring their third victory in the best of five series. In Duluth, the Chicago Shamrocks clinched the American Hockey League title by defeating Duluth 4 to 3 in overtime, sweeping the series 3-1.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Maple Leaf Arena
Leafs
New York Rangers
Duluth
Mine
Chicago Shamrocks
Horneta
Texas Loop Teams Prepare for Opening Week
Texas league teams begin season prep next week with actions set Saturday and Sunday. Shreveport travels to Galveston. Sunny also heads to Galveston. Beaumont journeys to New Orleans for a single game against the Pallans. A weekend schedule includes a Saturday double, Sunday programming, and Houston facing an ice company team. Wichita Falls waits for a 0 game engagement with Des Moines, while Dallas and Fort Worth hold Saturday exhibitions at Dallas.
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Shreveport
Galveston
Beaumont
New Orleans
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Pallans
Opal Hill Wins Sedgefield Dogwood Championship Again
Mrs Opal Hill of Kansas City captured the Sedgefield Country Club Dogwood golf title at Greensboro tying the course record with a remarkable 73, defeating Miss Margaret Madden of Atlanta to claim her second career championship.
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Opal
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Sedgefield Country Club
Aull
Margaret Maddere
Atlanta
Leon Valley Baseball Opens vs Normoyle Outfit at Home
Leon Valley plays the Normoyle outfit Ten Valley Indians and Company D at Camp Normoyle, scheduled for 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon on the Leon Valley diamond.
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Alamo Heights to Boerne for Sunday nine game
The Alamo Heights baseball team will travel to Boerne for a nine inning Sunday game. The Heights Ball Club will play in Boerne this Sunday, continuing their season schedule amid local league play.
The Fortifi2u Cite and the Walled City of Quebec
Yesterday's Explanations recounts Quebec as the only walled city in North America. The fortress crowns Cape Diamond with a 332 foot rise, including a 40 acre fort and Chateau Frontenac. Royal Wfiqy, a Virginia printer, wrote a non existent book said to be of perfect diction. He invites readers to write Mr Ripley for questions about Believe It or Not.
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Quebec
Canada
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the Elder
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América
Richmond
Virginia
M Boy Company
Ripley
Texas Chiropractic Hawks Face Squadron 68 Clash Saturday
The Texas Chiropractic Hawks meet Squadron 68 at Kell Field in the City Major League opener. Game time is 3:30 p.m. No. 1 starter likely White on the mound for the Hawks while Couregges is the probable starter for the Fliers.
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Poison spray blamed for Phar Lap death in San Francisco
W W Vincent of the U S Bureau of Food and Grogs announced in San Francisco that a poison spray likely blew from oak trees onto pasture grass where trainer fed Phar Lap. Tests to confirm ongoing with results to decide if death of the Australian racehorse at Atherton is linked to sprayed green feed or damp barley and possible continued investigation.
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Volleyers Open Regional Tennis Tournament Wins
In Oklahoma City on April 9 the San Antonio valley bull team, national champions, defeated Tulsa 15-1 and 15-4 to enter the second round. They will meet Topeka, Kansas, Saturday morning in defense of their Western regional title.
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Paday
Kan
Cadets 53rd Postponed Game Alerted by Saturday Outcome
In Randolph field, the Flying Cadets and Squadron 53 were set for a postponed game as of Friday. Earlier, Squadron 40 defeated Squadron 52 5 to 2 in a Friday clash, with standout pitching from Crostwaite and strong play by James and Sok among the losers.
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Squadron 53
Randolph Field
Squadron 40
Squadron 52
Crostwaite
James
Sok
Spickelmier Star Leads 58th Squadron Victory
In the Fifty-eighth Service Squadron game, Spickelmier allowed four hits and struck out Itag as they defeated the Twelfth Observation Squadron 7-4. Friday inter-muedron league play saw Bleving and Qell each drive in a run to pace the Fifty ReSin'in'e Yeshie witane.
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Spicklemier
Spickelmier
Itag
Brookfeld Inter-Muedron
Bleving
Chicago Racing Prices Cut For Stadium Park Opener
Chicago plans dollar admission at Sportsmart Park new half mile track in Cicero with Choshellas tickets at two dollars plus tax. Track opens May 2. Bath’s Rars win. Indoor baseball game results list Bale Btary 29 21 over Baby Cianta. M C A Batterson and players listed.
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Minutern Nuis
Bale
Cianta
Prinay Pigtital
Olly
M.C. A
College Boys May Dominate Olympics
STATE COLLEGE PA April M The college boys say Uncle Sam may dominate the 1932 Olympic boxing team. A two day national collegiate tournament to develop college material for Olympic team tryouts in San Francisco July 20 21 and 22 has reached the semi final stage with 42 youngsters eligible to oppose Army Navy and Amateur Athletic Union qualifiers for places on the team.
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Uncle Sam
National Collegiate Association
San Franciso
Army
Navy
Seven Teams Enter Spring Steers Meet at Abilene
ABILENE April 9 Entry of the Spring Steers has raised to seven teams the field for a track and field meet at A C C Saturday. Varsity contenders include Texas Christian University Abilene Christian College and Daniel Baker. Big Spring will race Abilene High School and the freshman squads of Daniel Baker and A G C.
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A.C. C
Willsba Texas Christian University
Abilene Christian College
Daniel Baker
Big Spring
Abilene High School
Danijel Baker
Wild rassling match drags as crowd shows tepid response
By Jack Cameron a local wrestling card at Ralph Hammonds Esposition Theater drew a weak crowd. George Bauer and Dude Chick opened the main event with Sauer beating Chick in three falls while Chick claimed the second. The semi final featured Paul Orth disqualified for fouling Ernie Stephens, whose punishment sparked a heated protest. August Bepp debuted with a 17 minute 57 second reverse nelson win over Alya Boges as referees Pfeiffer and Scott handled the bouts.
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Ralph Hammonds
Prena Jost
George Bauer
Dude Chick
Sauer
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Chick
Telcda
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Lauer
Allewal Taulics
Paul Orth
Toledo
Taraan
Ernie
Stephens
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Erale
Ohloan
Uirnie
Stephene
Fung
Hem
Alya Boges
Nelson
Les Pfeiffer
Mal Scott
Carpentier Latest to Try Comeback
Georges Carpentier, the French heavyweight once stopped by Jack Dempsey, has been added to a veterans’ comeback list. He began training at a local gym in New Jersey, planning two months of work followed by three trial bouts in Europe, with cameras and phones present for spectator coverage.
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Georges Carpenter
Jack Dempsey
Boyle
Jersey
Carpentier
Europe
Entries Opened for A.A.U. Bouts Here
Entries opened Saturday for the AWA DL city championship boxing tournament to be held at League Park under lights donated by the Public Service Company on April 28 through May 1. Entries close April 26. Commissioner O'Brien will accept entries 1 to 3 p.m. daily. Affiliation of the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation and the A.A.U. in six sports including boxing was expected at a meeting of the T.A.A.F. directors in Aus. The A.A.U. already approved the hookup making T.A.A.F. boxes eligible for the A.A.U. meet and A.A.U. eligible for the I.A.A.F. state meet. O'Brien and Lawrence Weber also inspected pools Saturday to select Gulf A.A.U. aquatic meet sites in Tyne, Woodlawn Lake, and San Pedro.
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AWA
League Park
Publc Service Company
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O'Brien
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
AL A. U
Wykoff Abandons College Track For Olympic Bid
Los Angeles April 9 Frank Wykoff holder of the world 100 yard sprint record abandons his college track season to pursue Olympic competition. A hip injury blamed on a past broad jump forces rest and medical treatment for several weeks. Coach Dean Cromwell says Wykoff may wear USC colors at end of a month but will miss the April 20 dual meet with Stanford. The pulled muscle runs from the small of the back to the hip and has caused tenderness since the 1932 season.
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Los Angeles
Frank Wykoff
United
Glendale High School
Wykoff
Dean O Cromwell
Cromwell
Lake Shore club relay team breaks world 400 yard record
In Chicago on an April night the Lake Shore Athletic Club relay team swam the 400 yards in 3 minutes 23.3 seconds, surpassing the New York Athletic Club mark of 3 minutes 34.8 seconds. Los Angeles Stars swam in the same event, highlighting a night of record performances.
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Lake Shore Athletic Club
Eam
Los Angeles Stars
Fe New York Athletic Club
Chaotic Fight Result Summary From City Wrestling Card
A garbled OCR listing multiple boxing and wrestling match results across cities and venues. Names such as Pittabures, Monmouth, Norfolk, Philadelphia, and California appear with scattered outcomes. Several bouts are described with points or stoppages but many names and places are unclear or misspelled.
Baseball. Writers Pick Some Teams
New York April 9 The nation’s baseball writers select the St Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Athletics as likely pennant repeaters with the New York Yankees strong American league second choices and the New York Giants a lukewarm pick in the National league.
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St. Louis Care
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Associated Press
Cardinals
Athletics
Yankers
Giants
Pine Bluff Judges Seek Texas Help to Run Dutton States League
Pine Bluff Arkansas April 9. President Lops Garrett of the Pine Bluff Judges announces efforts to keep the Dutton States league alive for the season. He plans to appeal to J Alvin Gardner of the Texas league for assistance to operate the circuit.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Lops Garrett
J. Alvin Gardner
Texas League
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