Dykes surveys White Sox spring hopes for pennant run
Robert Myers reports Pasadena era notes Chicago White Sox optimism in spring camp. Dykes predicts the American League pennant remains possible with Lyons Whitehead Haas Hutchinson and Kennedy among key returning players. Possible lineup shifts include Haase at first base and Stumpf challenging for center field while catching duties remain unsettled.
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Hitsell
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White Sox
Mr. Dykes
Bastar
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Eitiner
Sox
Tory Lyons
Johnny Whitehead
Vernon Kennedy
Lyons
Whitehead
Leslie Tietje
Monty Stratton
Rea” Evans
Oklahoma City
Lia Hutchinson
Kennedy
John Silveston
Zeke Bonita
New Orleans
Magnate
J. Louis Comiskey
Honori
Maas
Siykes
George
Mule
Haas
Fayke Appling
Georgia
Tony Piet
Washington
Mauldin
Longview
Texas
McCulloch
Dellas
Luke Serell
Frank Grube
Meryn Shta
Batol Ruel
Thales
Jimmy Bekes
Vison
Golf Pro's Car Crash Fatal in Chandler
Golf pro from Detroit was injured in a head on collision that killed one man and wounded three others. Bernardq Valles of Goodyear Arizona rushed to a hotel after his wife fell ill as his coupe struck a sedan carrying an assistant pro and Mr and Mrs A P Wer Detroit General lies in grave condition. Mrs Lauer and Sommer are listed in stable condition.
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Golf Pro
Chandler
Anz
Detroit
Mich
Fortaw
Bernardq Valles
Goodyear
Ariz
Oulriehl
DIS
Breakfast Secrets and the 90 Pound Rat Featured
A Chicago restaurant owner John B. Harding touts his breakfasts as unmatched and claims a staff of 42 chefs. An exhibition in San Diego displays a capybara also called a carpincho, described as the world’s largest rodent at about 90 pounds. Tomorrow includes a feature titled A Tongue Twister seeking reader correspondence.
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Harding
Chicago
San Diego
Semi finals in team golf at international four ball
In Miami on March 11 four two person teams reached the semifinals of the International Four Ball golf tournament. ReYolts and Picard faced Macfarlane and Klein while Savazett and Hines met Arma and Gruickshank. Revolta and Picard defeated Gheunta and Wood. Horton Smith and Paul Runyan were eliminated by Cruickshank and Armour. Financial ad notes and misprints appear in the margins.
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Henking
Johnny Reyolts
Henry Picard
Willy Macfarlane
Wane Klein
Gene Savazett
Jimmy Hines
Tommy Arma
Bobby Gruickshank
Revolta
Picard
WIFE DIVORCES BRICK MULLER
Dr. Harold P. Muller's divorce from Zanita Campbell Muller was granted in Reno District Court on grounds of cruelty after a brief hearing. Muller, famed as a member of California's celebrated early football teams, had previously divorced his first wife in 1924 and remarried in 1920.
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New
Harold P
Brick) Muller
Oakland
Calif
Andy Smith
University of California
Lodgy
Zanita Campbell Muller
Benjamin F. Curler
Muller
Ohio State University
Pasadena
Bermice Berwin
Navy Men Escape Death in Plane Crash near Manila
In Manila today Lieutenant Shapter and Commander Nessing escaped serious harm after their seaplane One U.S. Augusta crashed during landing. The aircraft was a total loss. Shapter was the pilot. Schumacher Sets Record at Port Worth. Schumacher of Lanas, former state junior champion, carded 64 to break the Colonial Country Club course record and posted a 97-32 total.
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Olympics go on despite tensions and war threat
ALAN GOULD reports that the 1936 Olympic program in Berlin will proceed barring a new world conflict. He notes funding struggles, political issues under Hitler, and that American tennis contenders face Australia with Crawford, McGrath, Quist leading the charge against Budge, Allison, Mako, Van Ryn, and Grant. Notre Dame beats Detroit 61 28 in a separate college basketball note.
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Alan Gould
New York
Berlin
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Pat Cricket Club
Jack Crawford
Vivian McGrath
Adrian Quist
Wilmer Allison
Do Budge
Allison
Johny van Ryn
Budge
Gene Mako
Bryan
Bitsy") Grant
Quist
Haz Budge
California
Crawford
Fish Wary Anglers Lure Coyotes On Surf Casts
A McAllen group led by Dr. A B Cockrum Elmer Hall and C Yoder with C V Hamilton Brownsville and Mr Reed St Louis chased coyotes on a Lone Star coast trip. Weather hampered fishing so they fished dunes baited with catfish and after dark cooked five coyotes. Coyotes chewed through lines and carried off gear as they bounded across the sand dunes leaving six foot tracks.
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Elmer Hall
Yoder
McAllen
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Mr. Reed
St. Louis
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Cockrum
Tory
Savage Meets Humberto In Top Match At Walkathon Arena
Wrestling card features Leo Savage of Boyd County Kentucky facing Juan Humberto of Natchez in the main event. Semi final pits Cy Williams of Miami against Ellis Bashara of Norman Kansas. preliminary has Speed Anderson of Boston vs Marvin Westenberg of Seattle in one fall bouts.
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Savage
Boyd County
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Cy Williams
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Speed" Anderson
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Harry Coffman
Whiskers
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Master of Mayhem
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Galveston Signs Susco After Mail Delays In Bucs Bid
Galveston Buccaneers locate first baseman Susco after contract letters were returned. The team had traded for Pete Busco from Albany and await signed deals as other players Danny McGee and Predrink return contracts. Pitchers and catchers report Saturday with full squad due March 18.
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Roy J. Kochier
Galveston Buccaneers
Bunting
Pete Busco
Albany
Bob Linton
Susco
Jackson- Vile
Fin
Danny McGee
Buc
Bobcat Trackmen Prey For Aggies In Fort Worth Circuit
Bobcat Trackmen prepare for a meet with Texas A and M at College Station on Friday. The Southwest Texas Teachers College squad will join a Fort Worth event tied to the Southwestern Fat Stock Show. In the recent Border Olympics at Laredo the Bobcats outpointed the Aggies, who finished fourth while the Cats took third.
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San Marcos
Rts
Evansfield
Southwest Texas’ Teachers College
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College Station
Aggie
Fort Worth
Laredo
Bobcats
Aggies
Banyon Slams New York Cornish for Fight Probe
Miami Beach March 11 The New York boxing commission probes Carnera Gastanaga management link. Public unhappy with possible fraud claims and refunds, yet critics doubt any payout to the public. Carnera seen favored to win. experts doubt removal of blame changes outcome.
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Miami Beach
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Horse Racing Notes From AP Including Trainers and Jockeys
AP reports on riders like Johnny Gilbert of Pittsburgh and trainers rivaling for wins as Wells and Wellington hosts electrified race timing. Brevity and Wood Medal candidates appear for summer meets. Grand National contenders Bagatelle II and Delanette race in a three-horse field with Avenger leading at 6 to 4.
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Kan
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New York
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Bagatelle IL
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Mrs. ¥. Moody
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Strutt
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T A. Jackson
Shienant
Avenger Hell
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Sninnaud
Goodman to Captain SMU Baseball Nine
Goodman, infielder from Qorsleana, today appointed captain of the Southern Methodist University baseball club by Coach Roswell G. Higginbotham. He is the lone letterman on the team and earned high marks in 1933, the last year the Mustangs played before Higginbotham revived the sport this spring.
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Mareh
Maysora Rei
Goodayan
Qorsleana
Southern Methodist University
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Goodman
Mustangs
Higginbotham
Tulane Student to Represent China in 1938 Davis Cup
Shanghai native Guay Cheng, a Tulane University student, accepted today an invitation from the China National Amateur Athletic Association to represent China in the 1938 Davis Cup. The move marks a notable cross national athletic linkage as the event approaches.
Nets and stars set for pro net sale event at Municipal
Prospect of a major tennis exhibition unfolds with Tickela on sale at the Municipal auditorium. Principals Elleworth Wines Berseley Bell George Lott and Lester Stoeffen headline the lineup. Reserved seats cost 110 and 55 cents with a Junior Chamber of Commerce push for a large crowd.
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Tickela
Municipal Auditoriiy
Elleworth Wines
Berseley Bell
George Lott
Lester Stoeffen
Austin
Motorcycles Race Sunday at San Antonio Speedway
Miss Francine Allrich promotes a Sunday motorcycle race at the San Antonio Speedway with the San Antonio Dragons as sponsor. The show features motorcycle and automobile trick riding and stunts, including Elmer Madden riding over a car and Walter Carlisle riding over a partner without harm, plus a head-on collision between two cars. The program begins at 2 oclock.
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San Antonio Dragons Club
San Antonio Speedway
Elmer Madden
Eayr
Walter Carlisle
O Mahony Runout Probe Continues in Galveston
O Mahony and his meteger did not appear for a hearing before Texas labor official Nichols. Charged with running out on a boat with Joan Baroberto on February 8, the case will be continued and more testimony will be taken in Houston. Testimony was heard from Ralph Hammonds Galiano state inspector and Dr O Quillian among others.
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Galveston
Danno O'Mahony
Meteger
Jack McGrat
Mrad
Nichols
Texas Labor Commission
O'Mahony
Joan Baroberto
Houston
Press Mater Rarph
Women Golfers Prepare for Brackenridge Match Play
Women Golfers in the San Antonio area, members of the Giif association, will play a match play tournament at 10 o clock Friday morning at Brackenridge Park. Event serves as prep for the city tournament and a gathering at the clubhouse.
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San Antonio
Bridges Finds Two Prospects for Punting Duties
Coach Frank Bridges reports two likely punters for spring games at St. Mary’s University Rattlers. Gilbert Kelly, a 185-pound back from Getary Catholic High, and Casey Jones, 172 pounds, who transferred from Bt. Edward’s, show better kicks than last season’s standout Joe O’Conner. Clyde Merrman, 225 pounds from Stockdale and transfer from Rice Institute, joins as a promising guard prospect. The Rattlers, about 30 strong, begin scrimmaging next week as they prepare for Texas A and I and upcoming trips to Kingsville on April 4.
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St. Mary's University Rattlers
Himn
Gilbert Kelly
Géttray Catholic High School
Casey” Jones
Bt. Edward's
Texas A
Kingsville
Lester
Joe O'Conner
Clyde Merrman
Stockdale
Mermans
Rice Institute
Houston
Rattiers
Bridges
Eastern Oilers in New York preview clash at Madison Square Garden
McPherson Oilers of Kansas invade the East as they target the national A A U title and Olympic trials. Pittsburgh aims to clinch the Eastern Intercollegiate crown with a Morgantown test against West Virginia. Metropolitan all star lineup led by Clair Bee faces high expectations at MSG tonight. Local Southwestern contenders gather for conference battles across the region.
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Kan
Oileys
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Morgantown
Oilers
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Vines and Bell Win Key Singles in Omaha Exhibition
In Omaha Maren Vines defeated Lester Steet ten 6-4 6-1 with an A-6 set, while Berkeley Bell beat George Lote 6-4 6-0. The doubles final saw Sheeffen Lott defeat Vines Bel 6-4 6-1 in a night exhibition.
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Maren
Ailee
Worth Vines
Lester Steet
Ten
Berkeley Bell
George Lote
Sheeffen-Lott
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Winner Ruled Out of Fight Tourney
New York state athletic commission ruled Hurtado out of the lightweight tournament after a poor showing in defeating Leon ard de Genio. The commission said the performance did not justify inclusion and removed Hurtado from further contention.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Totay Pyled
Ogg Leunan Hurtedla
Tar
Trny Canzemert
Hurtado
Leonard de Gienio
Sonk
Simmons Spring Work Delights Boss Cochrane
Tampa March notes discuss Simmons booming at Lakeland as the Tigers gear for a third straight win while Rudy York, Beaumont infielder, powers the lineup. Baseball chatter covers scouts, Grover Cleveland Alexander praise, and mentions of Ford Frick en route to meet players. Cal baseball output and state-by-state player counts add local context.
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Tampa
Fla
Mickey Gochrane
Simons
Lakeland
Tigers
Mickey
Rudy York
Beaumont
Rudy
Eyet Simmons
Belleair
Bill Brandt
Tomfons
Ford Frick
St. Pete
Joe MclCarthy
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Rube Rubinsky
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