Segrave to Seek World Boat Speed Title at Daytona
Major Segrave announces permanent retirement from automobile racing to focus on cement business while aiming to beat Wood’s 241 mph world boat speed record at Daytona Beach. The tragedy of Lee Bible and Charles Traub’s deaths loom over the event as Don Hoyt plans a 260 mph car attempt, with talk of the next challenger for the title.
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Keech Reflects on Friend After Daytona Crash
Former world speed record holder Keech commented on the death of his friend and a former mechanic in a Daytona Beach automobile crash. Keech said the man was a grease monkey, not an experienced race driver, as Keech traveled to Philadelphia after Major A D Sr broke Keech's record by reaching 231 mph in the Golden Arrow.
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Allison and Van Ryn Win Florida Coast Doubles Title
Rising star John Van Ryn from Past Orange Indiana teams with Wilmer Allison of Astin Texas to beat Tamia Abe and B J Rainville 6 4 0 7 5 7 6 4 in a four set final. Abe is described as a Japanese Oasis Cup player and Rainville as a Canadian star. Frits Mercar advances to finals after defeating Gun Fever of Miami and meets Allison in the next match for the championship.
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Chicago Believes in Fewer Letters for 1930
Chicago reports that only three of 13 basketball players earned Cs for the year at the University of Chicago. One 1928 team member did not receive a letter despite many games. Harry Cheriton was elected captain for 1930.
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Ninth Infantry team beats Twenty-third in rifle match
In a return match at National Rifle Association targets the Ninth Infantry unit from Company I trounced the Twenty-third Infantry smallbore team 1000 to 5. Five Ninth shooters Chandler Cherry Ling Slaton and Winans posted high scores with Private Winans second and Chandler third. The first bout on the Twenty-third range previously went to the Twenty-third. Lieutenant Butcher sought a rematch, which Captain Christie approved.
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Boston Red Sox uncover new shortstop find
In Aradenton Florida the Boston Red Sox showcased shortstop prospect Lill Nerlesky who relieved Jim Sine after halftime against the Cincinnati Reds. He handled four tough chances and impressed enough for serious consideration as a regular infielder.
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Jini Siyne
Army Post Gun Club Schedules Saturday Trapshoot
Army Post Gun Club will hold its weekly trapshoot at 4 oclock Saturday on the club grounds at the east end of Wilson Street Bot Sam Elites ton. All transfers are welcome to compete.
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Sam Eliteston
Longhorns Scramble as Osaka Games Are Canceled
Texas Longhorns face canceled games with Osaka squad after Houston Buffs announcement. Rain and injuries hamper Texas baseball. receiving corps weakened as Nona Rees to bench with split finger. Hurling staff hit by illness. Peeples Cheatham Miller lead rookie relief as Cater looks to reshuffle.
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Japan
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de la Fuente
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Cheatham
Miller
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Lumbermen Rally for 27 Point Win Over Junior Team
Davalos leads Richey-Kirby Lumber Co. to a 2 COIS victory as Wire 28 point drive fuels second half. Kirlin nets 17, Kriseh adds 16 while Wigdoo and Darnioy anchor defense in a high scoring senior league clash at X gym. Referee Olive. Scheduled Wagner Tiremen tie Public Service Engineers in fourth place.
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Cat Wigdoo
Bob Darnioy
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Big Ten Swimming Championship Opens in Chicago
The Big Ten swimming title meet begins at Garnett Gymnasium tonight at the University of Chicago. Nine of ten members entered 95 swimmers across nine events. Northwestern fields the strongest lineup, while a conference ruling allowing more than one free event candidate improves Michigan's prospects.
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University of Chicago
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Pirates to Dismiss Ten From Squad in March Roster Shuffle
The Pittsburgh Pirates plan a major roster shakeup with ten players including three pitchers, three infielders, three outfielders, and a catcher likely to be released. The article notes a steady move to trim the squad as spring work continues and mentions shifts in the roster.
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Walter Hagen Hero of Win
Walter Hagen, teamed with Leo Viegel, won the annual international four ball tournament in Miami. They overcome a three up lead by Johnny Parrell and Gene Sarazen, Hagen sinking a long put on the thirty fifth green for a one up victory. Hagen and Tiegel split first money of the $4109 purse. sixteen pairs started the event.
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Johnny Parrell
Gene Sarazen
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Jimmy Dykes Injures Hand in Exhibition Game
The Philadelphia Athletics played without veteran second baseman Jimmy Dykes after he cut a finger in a slide into second base during a game against the Whillicea at Winter Angen. Lefty O'Doul collided with him as the injury occurred. The club doctor, Mr. Bishop, will likely recommend rest.
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Danish King Fumbles Riviera Race Plugs Six Trials
King Christian of Denmark, visiting Cannes on the Riviera, misjudged the horse races. He attended six races in one day and criticized the field as he explained his long stay. His time and missteps drew sympathy from friends as he left with a cautious remark.
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New game officer Sara takes post in district
Esser of the ant department becomes deputy game commissioner for the district comprising Ban Saba and Lampasas counties. He succeeds T. T. Anams as district deputy with headquarters here.
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Diener Warns Schmeling Enthusiasts to Go Easy
Berlin dispatch reports Fiona Diener former German heavyweight champion warns Schmeling fans to temper expectations about becoming world champion. She recalls a recent defeat and notes German enthusiasm for a potential title while cautioning that American contenders remain strong and the path to the crown is uncertain.
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Florida Open Golf Begins at Florida Country Club
Jacksonville March 15 The Florida Open golf championship begins with a $5000 purse and starts in threesomes at the Florida Country Club. Notables such as Hager Diegel Armour Farrell Sarazen Cioc Horton Smith Mehlhers Cruick and others tee off on the 72 hole chase. Final 38 holes scheduled Saturday at Timnequana course.
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Kid Gilbert Beats Murphy in 10 Round Title Bout
Kid Gilbert of San Antonio defeated Sailor Murphy of Paris in a ten round bout on Harry Corbin's Wednesday night card. Gilbert controlled the action after a close first seven rounds then pulled away in the final three rounds. Newsboy Wirpo of San Antonio won a dramatic semi final over Johnny Cehnara of Dollon.
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New York Colt Bid Rejected for 4 Day Old Foal
A $10 000 offer for a four day old colt was refused in New York. The unnamed colt is described as a half brother to Demand, famed in American horse history. Advertisements claim Whisk Broom II Ormonds and Bon Antoolo’s dam produce exceptional prices on permanent wares.
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