Day of Ball Fame Clyde Day dies by his own hand
Clyde Day a famed pitcher from the Ozarks who starred for Kansas City Blues and San Francisco missions died at 84 from self-inflicted knife wounds in an apartment after leaving General Hospital. He had arrived in Kansas City en route to the Pacific Coast and suffered memory lapses in recent weeks.
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INS
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Bal Ridge
Day
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Mirsions
Gabby Street
Doplin
Max Thomas
Hansas City Blues
Thomas
Cunningham Dominates Canadian Track Meet with Records
Hamilton, Ontario, March 22. Glenn Cunningham, famed Kansas runner, set a Canadian 1000 yard record with 2 12 2, narrowly missing the world indoor standard as he defeated Phil Edwards. Bert Pearson and Hank Dieman shared honors, with Pearson winning two sprints and tying the Canadian 40 yard mark at 4.6. Cleman clocked 6 23.7 for four furlongs, matching a world one mile walking record. George Goulding also set marks.
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Hamilton
Ontario
Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Phil Edwards
Harold Cutbill
Bert Pearson
Hank Dieman
Torento
Pearson
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette University
Metcalfe
Federin Hall
Kansas
Cleman
George Goulding
Marx
Pigeon Race in Kansas Yields Close Finish and Distances
In Larned Kansas a Highland Park Homing Pigeon race covered 702.814 miles with Danielas Pigeon taking first place. Daniels third home distance noted. Leroy C. Gass entry also placed. Weather across Kansas and the Panhandle hampered birds. results show speeds in yards per minute with listed competitors and times.
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Daniela
Daniels
Larned
Kan
Highland Park
Portis
Herbert ©. Meyer
Leroy C. Gass
Kansas
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Merlyert
U S Horses Fly to Big Steeplechase in England
Three American owned horses raced for the Grand National in England. Lone Eagle Thomond and Atotyer were sent by owner Jon Whitney to compete, with the trio aboard a flight from the United States to Liverpool for the event.
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U.S
Faris
England
Atotyer
Lone Eagle
Thomond
Jon Unydorky Whitney
Livnepoat
Bigler to Be Jeffs Threat in Mountain Dual Meet
Ed Bixler of Thomas Jefferson High is highlighted as a key miler for the Mus tangs in a dual meet against Schreiner Institute Mountaineers at Jefferson field Friday. Bixler, with a 3.3 practice time, is expected to push for a strong season as he has another year of eligibility. Other events listed include sprints, hurdles, relays, and field events, with preliminary notices for a Breckenridge Larder and Tech track meet at Eagle field.
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Ed Bixler
Thomas Jeffqron
Mustangs
Schreiner Institute Mountaineers
Jefferson Field
Bigler
Mustang
Goush Cecil Burnett
Jefferson
Calamira Fights Cullen Williams in Texas Lightweight Title
Roy Calamira of New Orleans and Cullen Williams of Denison meet tonight in Dallas for the lightweight championship of Texas at the livestock arena. The bout headlines a card featuring regional fighters and a crowd anticipated at the venue.
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Cullen Williams
Dallas
Roy Calamira
New Orleans
Cullen Willams
Denison
Livestock Avena
Texas
Woman Uses Pop Bottle To Help Humberto Win
Humberto wins the main event at Harry Collmean's Wednesday wrestling show after a wild match with Billy Edwards. A female spectator hurled a popping pop bottle at Edwards, injuring him and altering the fall. Humberto then secured the victory as Heslyn defeated Jack McGarthy in the semi final, with Kevery substituting for Wild Thornton in the opener.
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Humberto
Duan Humartta
Billy Edwards
Heslyn
Jack McGarthy
Doble Osborn
Wil George Keverly
Doc Siaw
Duan
Harry Collmean
Bronx
Johnny Murrel
Willie
Edwards
Nords
Ede
Lilo & Teg
Fiks Fll
Stranele
Jim Heslyn
Australis
McGarthy
Boston
George Keverly
Shaye
Keverly
Osborn
Leon Inctio
33 Named for Aintree's Classic
Aintree Grand National field includes 33 horses led by Dorothy Paget's Golden Miller with bets at 15 to 1. American entrants like Thomond II and Delandige loom as hopefuls, while heavy rain conditions and a soft turf shape the race a week after a drought ended.
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Liverpool
Eng
Ainties
Dorothy Paget
Golden Miller
M. A. Gemmell
Fly Move Linn Golden Miller
Thomond
San Antonio
Jim Mason
Fort Worth Golfer Advances in Pinehurst Championship
J J Lawter of Rochelle New Mexico leads a Fort Worth contingent as the thirty seventh North and South women’s golf championship continues at Pinehurst. New York upsetter defeats Jane Douglas 1 up after 19 holes to reach the penultimate round. Deborah Verry of Worcester ousts Mrs S F Wadsworth 3 and 2 as Aniela Gorezyea of Fort Worth progresses with a 3 and 2 win over Helen Waring to set up a semifinal with Charlotte Glutting of South Orange New Jersey.
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Binnehe Rosas
Belyivere Streat
Heston
Mass
United States
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Soetin
Fourth Avenue
Blahurst
N. F
Hl Ponoyich
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Dearborn Amich
Mur
Richard Mékone
Sisth Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Yl
Arthur Bradier
Fifth Avenue
New Fork
John Wrencis Wales
Treet
Janina
Halent Street
San
Fran- Holmesworth
HLM
Rovers
Maren Stracy
New York
Hella
St. Mary's
Rami
Cal Frackman
AMM
Canal Steel
Mart Raemarher
Charl Maplewood
Pitts
Sass Weinberg
SO Winthorp
Ageid Bo Bhaitreek
Boston
Staly
Harry G. Dehart
Fort Worth
Pinehurst Pinehurst
J. J. Lawter
Rochelle
Deborah Verry
F. Wadsworth
Pittsburgh
Aniela Goreayea
Texas
Boutherm
Charlotte Glutting
South Orange
N. J
St. I
Forty-seventh squadron hopes for better season at Randolph Field
Squadron 47 at Randolph Field, led by Captain Welter Miler, aims to rebound from 1993 with a stronger 1933 style showing. Manager Joe Locher seeks a Red Moore replacement as April 3 league play opens, with Roy Brooks anchoring a strong pitching staff and Guthrie slated to handle catching duties.
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Welter Miler
Joe Locher
Joe
Stadk
Locher
Ings
Brooks
Garnett
Atouthpays
Johnson
Guthrie
White
Yeager
Buchanan
Biehtanes
Drain Uh
Wike Soynd
France
Farmer
Dell
Moore
McMall
Proffitt
Dodman
Three unsigned Mission base ball players named
The Astor unsigned Mission base ball players today listed three names Outfielder Larry Beté Encourt Charley Engie Mid Second Baseman M. T Bud Connolly None of the three have contract terms finalized. Connolly recently returned from MMWAUKED via St Louis Browns. Local efforts to contact him continue. Pettencourt is reported en route to San Antonio to sign.
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Mission
Larry Bete
San Antonio
Rome
Ated Fogle
Mal Tate
Nave Teen
Howard Mills
Jack O'Flaherty
West Palm Beach
Fla
Browns
Cranp
Teave
Alrey
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Columba Chamiples
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Helen Waring
Pinshurst
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