Pytlak Holds Cleveland's Answer in Indians Bid for Pennant
New Orleans report previews Cleveland Indians for 1936 season. Pawl Mickelson describes optimism around catcher O'Pytlak's return, Campbell's form, and a strong pitching staff led by O'Neill. The lineup includes Averill, Vosmik, and Trosky with a hopeful infield and rotation featuring Allen, Brown, Harder, and Yauscher as pitchers.
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New Orleans
Cleveland
Indians
Steve O'Neill
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Bruce Campbell
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Walter Johnson
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Campbell
Earl Averill
Johny Allen
New York
George Elsebotoer
Philadelphia
O'Neil
O'Neill
Allen
Lloyd Brown
Mel Harder
Orel ' Tildebrand
Walf Tudlin
Thornton Lee
Ralph Vine~ Garnet
Bilgeholder
Clint
Brown
Lee
Ali Milnar
Southpaw
New Idleans
Walter Yauscher
Newman to Manage Cuero Ball Team
Walter Newman a former league hurler will manage the Cuero ball club for the season. The 1936 Trotters will play independent baseball with both day and night games at Cuero’s new municipal park, part of a $72,000 project under construction. Deverax and Rul, from the 1935 Victoria Rosebud, are added to the Cuero lineup.
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Trotters
Walter Newman
Treite
Deverax
Rul
Victoria Rosebud
Cuero Unis
Cuero Municipal
Bogalusa Goalers capture Southern AAU title
The Bogalusa Louisiana basketball team captured the Southern AAU tournament by seating the Dellas Texas club in New Orleans. Loyola of New Orleans defeated ToNus In 42 to 37 at Laird Place. Todus was the defending champion. Hutcheson in hospital. Joe Hutcheson, veteran outfighter for the Atlanta Crackers, left Fort Worth hospital for Denton to be confined a week due to a severe influenza attack.
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Fort Worth
Joe Hutcheson
Atlanta Crackers
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Turner Tenpin League
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Kopelin
Governor Opens Biggest ABC Tenpin Meet in Indianapolis
Indiana Governor Paul V. McNutt will formally open the thirty sixth annual American Bowling Congress convention at the state fair grounds tonight at 7 30 Central Standard time. The event, largest ABC gathering, runs through April 14 and will draw about 15 000 bowlers from 301 cities Canada and Hawaii.
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Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
State Hose Executive Department
John Khiger
ABC
Canada
Territory of
Hawaii
State Fair Grounds
Aise
Coliseum
Ox Blanton Dies of Burns in Texas City
Claude Ox Blanton, a once famed Texas football star, died after clothing ignited while he burned stumps at his home. The 0-year old former all Southwest Conference tackle at the University of Texas, employed in the state department, worsened from burns sustained in the late Saturday accident.
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State Complrakiers
Hines and Culley May Have to Wait Until '37
New York March 9 The Davis Cup hopes of Wilmer Hines and Honey Culley, rated among the top American doubles teams, ended in a surprise defeat to Karle Schroeder and Gil bert Hall of New Jersey. The loss came after Hines exited with illness, leaving the door open for possible invitation to future American team tryouts but likely delaying a Davis Cup appearance until 1937.
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Wilmer Hines
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Karle Schroeder
Gilbert Hall
South Orange
N. J
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Hall
Johnny van Ryn
Gregory Miltgin
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Walter Merrill Gall
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Week End Sports Wrap From The Associated Press
Fragmented notes cover mile rate decisions, Long Beach relays results, Florida derby world record, Florida golf winner, umpire selections for baseball, indoor tennis titles, world backstroke record, and college basketball results across conferences with numerous team results and individual performances.
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New England
Long Beach
Calif
Frank Wyatt
Southern California
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Wiener
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Whitney
Bright Plamace
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Cloud D'Or
Augustine
Fla
Maureen Greatt Crowe
Florida West Coast
Mrs. Q
Hulk
Dallas
Alvin Gardner
Texas League
Joe Cate
Utley Welsh Jr
Eddie Palmer
Chester Fowler
Frank Coe
Leonaet Hartman
van Ryn
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Chicago
Adolf Kiefer
Tesutta
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Oreran State
Tigers clinch runner-up after final league match
Ignacio Arcllano Jr and Eduardo Prado led the Tigers to a winless finish for Gonzales Lub at Lions Field on Sunday, with Prado scoring twice and Humberto Morales adding one in the second half as Monte Carlo Brewers secured the league’s top spot.
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Monte Carlo Brewers
The
Tigers
Ignacio Arcllano Jr
Eduardo Prado
Humberto Morales
Gonzales
Lionsfield
Ruppel Wins Greater San Antonio Bowling Championship
John Ruppel of New Braunfels captured the Greater San Antonio tenpin tournament title with 1919 in Class A all events. Bert Weltens of San Antonio was runner up with 4874. Ruppel also led in the night event with 289 and the all events situfles title at 683. Martin Linen Supply won team honors in Class A with 2962. Tournament secretary Dick Minoy expected final Class B and C results by Tuesday.
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San Annie Bowling Association
John Ruppel
New Braunfels
Broadway
Bert Weltens
Antonio
Ruppel
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Westens
T. Butler
Fred
Meyer
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Martin Linen Supply
E. J. Eyhorn
Sinclair Ollberg
Gosling Insurance Company
Winerle
Edward the sequence of English Edwards explained
The article traces English kings named Edward from Edward the Elder (d. 924) to Edward the Confessor (1042–1050) and Edward I (1219–1907) with five Edwards between 1307 and 1553, noting Edward VII’s reign starting in 1901 and the current Edward XI. It invites readers to mail questions to Mr Ripley about the cartoons.
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Edward XI
Edwards
Edward VIII
England
Edward the Elder
Fiward the Martyr
Edward the Confessor
Edward
Edward I
Edward Wii
Victoria
Three-Fingered Newkirk Named Tulsa Oilers Prospect Ace
Tulsa Oilers acquire pitcher Floyd Newkirk from the Seals in the DiMaggio trade set. Newkirk, famed for a maimed three fingered left hand, once starred at Illinois College and Newark, with a no hit bid for St. Paul on May 22. He weighs 195 pounds, stands 6 feet 1 inch, and will be 27 in July.
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Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Art Grigg
Tulsa Oilers
Yanks
San Francisco
Ttal- Tan
Grigg
Floyd Newkirk
Oilers
Newkirk
Seals
Browl
Mordecai Brown
Chicago Cubs
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Norris
Isinois College
Jacksonville
St. Paul
Karsaa City
Newark
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Noh
Wrestling Card Promises Top Draws at Walkathon Arena
Promoter Harry Coffman tucks Danl Boone Savage and Juan Humberto into a Wednesday night lineup at the Walkathon arena with Dr Karl Sarpolis backing Savage. Referee M Rike, and heavyweights Cy Williams and Ellis Bashara loom in semis. Marvin Westenberg returns to face Speed Anderson in the prelims.
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Walkathon Arena
Dan'l Boone Savage
Juan Humberto
J. Humberto
Missippi
Karl Sarpolis
Savage
Paseler
M. ©. Rike
Coffman
Leh Entertainment
Rassier
Humberto
Billy Edwards
Cy Williams
Ellis Bashara
Marvin Westenberg
Speed Anderson
Tulsa Oilers Begin Spring Drills Under New Manager
The Tulsa Oilers opened their 1946 Texas League pennant camp at Seguin with a new manager Marty McMali us guiding a 26-man squad expected by March 17. Pitchers and catchers reported today, with infielders and outfielders due later. Only four playoff contenders from last season will attend: Johnny Berger, Dick Whitworth, Babe Howell, and Ivan Crawford.
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American Association
Griggs
Seguin
Shaughnessy
Jonny Berger
Dick Whitworth
Babe Howell
Dallas
Ivan Crawford
McCluskey and Bright Race in Frisco Distance Duel
In Frisco on March 9 the long distance stars Joe McCluskey of the New York Athletic Club and Norman Bright of Sunnyvale face off in a 5000 meter event. The race serves as an Olympic team strength test ahead of Berlin, with both athletes viewed as top contenders for the international meet. The Meade oval’s 13 laps to the mile track hosts the closing lacrosse backfield season meet as McCluskey and Bright set a brisk pace early.
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San Francisco
Joe McCluskey
New York Athletic Club
Norman Bright
Sunnyvale
Calif
America
Berlin
Wenden Oval
Hitler actions spark Olympic unease and boycott talk
The article reports fear in Paris and major capitals that Germany may violate the Locarno treaty affecting the Berlin Olympic Games. A French official hints at possible sports sanctions including boycotting a German team, while Avery Brundage predicts the Games will go ahead in Berlin if war is avoided and IOC rules are followed.
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Missions Begin Spring Work at Laredo
San Antonio Missions manager Coleman opens spring workouts at Laredo with about 10 prospects and several veterans. The group includes players from Seguin to Los Angeles and San Antonio, as scouts test height and potential for minor league assignments across the St. Louis Browns system.
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Laredo
Bob Coles
St. Louis Browns
Willis Butler
Ray Cahill
Ash Hillin
Abe Miller
John Martinez
Ewart Pyle
Bob Muneziet
Bill Payton
Coleman
Beaumont
Bobby Goff
Palestine
Texas
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Evangeline League
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Coteman
Payton
Uney
Ball Park
Hulin
Miller
Martinea
Terrell
Traweek
Charles Wagner
Seguin
Fred Dudgeon
Walla Walla
Wash
Donald Pulford
Los Angeles
Mortis Meyer
St. Charles
Porterville
Calif
Wayne McCue
Dan Balinas
Russell Pritsch
Harold Zoellner
Goleman
Meyer
Welsel
Boytes
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