Notre Dame Captain-Elect Joseph Sullivan Dies in New York
Joseph Sullivan, captain-elect of the 1935 Notre Dame football team, died in a New York hospital after mastoiditis and pneumonia complications. A two-year tackle and center at Notre Dame, he was 22 and the son of a Queens police lieutenant.
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Eltier Layden
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Gillivan
Fort Worth golfer Aniela Goldthwaite welcomes daughter
Aniela Goldthwaite, noted golf star and Texas champion, and her husband Frank Goldthwaite announce the birth of a daughter at Jt. Cook Memorial hospital on Tuesday. Aniela Gorczyea, a former southern title holder and U S team member, recently held the Fort Worth city title for four years. Both mother and child are reported doing nicely by hospital attendants.
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Fort Worth
Frank Goldthwaite
Jt. Cook Memorial Hospital
Tuesay
Goldthwaite
Aniela Gorczyea
Hue-Halder
United States
Lash
Nelson Sparks Charleston Open With 65 Rounds
Byron Nelson the 93 year old Texarkana pro shot a six under par 65 at Wappoo course, Charleston County Club, in the third annual Charleston open. Harald McSpaden posted 69 as top contenders chase Tuesday’s best score.
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Harald McSpaden
Kansas City
Scribes Pick Cards and Tigers Again
The Cardinals and Tigers are favored to repeat pennant success in 1935 as Baseball Writers Association members select Cardinals with 126 first places, Detroit and Cleveland close contenders in the American League, per a Sporting News poll.
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Campbell set to try his car again on Daytona beach
Daytona Fla March 20 A February sea test gave Campbell fresh hope as high tides threatened the sands. Campbell planned a test run today in the Bluebird after a record 276.816 mph set ten days earlier. If successful, he aims for a 200 mph dream test Thursday or Friday.
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Harris Takes Class B Flag in Harris Junior Highs Win
Harris Junior Highs, led by Johnny McGallant and Byron Yates, surged to finish strong with a 20-127 win over Twain youths to claim a Class B crown, as Jace Tolar’s Washington Irving boys remain heavy favorites to halt the Harris parade on their home court Wednesday.
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Censée
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Shy
Williams, Father of Polo Ace, Dies
LLANG March 2 F T Williams pioneer Llano ranchman and father of the nationally known polo player Ruben Williams died Tuesday at the age of 76.
Cox and Dunn End Fights in Hurry at Walkathon Arena
Promoter Frazius Cunningham mounted a triple math event as Cox and Dunn failed to last one round. Tracy Gox of Indianapolis knocked out Pelon Lopez in the opener, while Wilson Dunn pressured Frankie Ells of Los Angeles, and Arizona’s Howard Scott defeated Joaquin Arizona. Wick Peters fell to Mike Delgado, Bret Brannon and Terry Young delivered a flawless performance as the biggest crowd of the season watched.
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Walkathon Arena
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Indianapolis
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Monterey
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Pelon
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Ponta City
Frankie Ells
Los Angeles
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Dunn
Arizona
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Howard Scott
San Angelo
Cedle Lozada
Scott
Wick Peters
Thomas Jefferson Flash
Mike Delgado
Wick
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Delgado
Bret Brannon
Terry Young
Veteran jockey McCrossen signs for New York stable this summer
Rochester rider Clarence McCrossen announced by agent Charles Frost to ride for Dewitt Fage’s Maemere stable in New York for a five month term covering the New York season. He logged a double yesterday and has ridden top horses like Misstep and Clyde Van Dusen, with notable form on juveniles at Tropical Park.
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Rochester
N.Y
Dewitt Fage
Maemere
New York
Charles Frost
McCrossen
Misstep
Clyde van Dusen
Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Mixed Bout Outcomes
Boxing results from multiple matches show fighters from Sturgeon, Park Rapids, and Detroit earning decisions or points. Notable bouts include Petrie defeating Maran on points in a 152 and 155-pound contest and Cuncele edging Etgres in a 103 to 184-pound clash. Details are partial and laced with garbled OCR names.
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Ban Jose
School Ball League Opens in San Antonio Play
San Antonio opens Wednesday with the Southwest Academic League, a high school baseball circuit. St Anthony’s and Peacock meet in the season kickoff at 3720, with Peacock fielding three Oklahoma Indians led by Louis Red Eagle. The Academic League resumes Thursday at TI Yield Park, while other local teams practice. Jefferson, Lanier, and Tech post wins as schedules roll on through Friday with games at Randolph Field and Peacock.
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Owls Begin Spring Drill For Southwest Title Bid
ROUBSTON March 26 A 40 man squad at Rita Institute started spring camp for a second Southwest conference football title bid. Coach Jimmy Kitts was due back from a Midwest East tour where he reportedly contacted major programs for 1934 and 1937 games. The squad opened with heavy losses as spring training began and it was announced end John Lewhe Sylvester of Brownsville will graduate in June though he has one more year of eligibility. Frank Steen, key in the Owls flank, faced scholastic difficulties but remains with the squad.
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San Antonio Horses to Exhibit at Port Worth Show
Six horses from Leisure Hour farm of San Antonio will be exhibited at the Southwest Exhibition Horse Show in Port Worth Friday and Saturday nights. Miss Ann Novich owns the farm. Joe Fresian finances. Night Alarm and Tonality are among entrants. Edna Jane already won a Texas owned J gaited class.
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Leisure Hour Farm
Ann Novich
Joe Fresian
Edna Jane
Sports boom at Tech with coaches Adams Cunningham Tyte
Assistant Coach Homer Adams directs intramural events at San Antonio Tech as Frank Cunningham and Whitue Tyte oversee track softball and tennis. A full day of participation by Tech students is planned in the near future, Adams announced.
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Catholic Cage Meet Opens At Loyola Tonight
Chicago March 26 The tenith annual interscholastic Catholic basketball tournament gets under way at Loyola university with St Marys of Menasha facing Joliet Catholic High. Central Catholic Fort Wayne meets Columbia Academy Dubuque in the second game as St Francis Sioux Indians oppose St Marys Academy Dun Kirk in the meet's first appearance.
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Sayer Turns Pro with Packers in Green Bay
George Howry Sayer, former Nebraska fullback, signs to play for the Green Bay Packers in Green Bay Wisconsin. Coach L. Lam beau announces the contract today with standard terms not released.
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University of Nebraska
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Bay Packers
L. Lambeau
Mother of Yankee Manager Dies in Philadelphia
Mrs. Susi McCarthy, 75, mother of Joe McCarthy manager of the New York Yankees, died today at the home of a niece in Philadelphia.
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Joe McCarthy
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