Marcell Poulos Heads Mat Card At Exposition Grounds
Promoter Ralph Hammonds announced a Friday wrestling card at Exposition Grounds featuring a two out of three falls main event with a two hour limit. Les Grimes faces George Ligosky and Walter Stratton meets George Craig in two one-hour, three-fall bouts. Hammonds hopes to compete in a one-fall preliminary but seeks an opponent.
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Doug Maree
George Poulos
Pa- Sarah
Tsxis
Pert
Expostion Grounds
Ralph Ammonds
Bes
Les Grimes
George Ligosky
Walter Strat
Parish league clash seals St Gerard's first place
St Gerard's secured sole possession of top spot in the Parish league with a 5-4 ten inning win over St Ann's at Eagle Field. In the opener, St Cecilia's edged Sacred Heart 8-7 as San Fernando beat St Marys 6-1 at Concepcion Held. St Ann's led 2 in the ninth before St Gerard's rallied in the tenth. key hits included a Hooks single and a two base hit by Giraud.
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St. Ann's
St. Gerard's
Eaglefield
St. Cecilia's
Sacred Heart
Concepcion
San Fernando
St. Mary's
Hooks
Alamada
Giraud
Ducharme
Sacred
Cote Roberts
Hermander Cf
Jordan
Gudat
Narando
Holiman
Morales
Quinliniin
Wettinn
Biern
Mort
Fisher
Bhiler
Tuckarms
Youmer
Inntner
Cecile
San-Tex Conquers Garage Team In Tight 4-3 Victory
San-Tex Barbers edged Flores Garagemen 4-3 in a Spanish-American league game Sunday at Seal Field. Buenrostra led the winners at bat while Merfeda was the Barber’s big threat. It was the only game played in the league.
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San-Tex Conquers
San-Tex Barbers
Flores Garagemen
Seal Field
Devereaux, Famous Turf Figure, Dead
Devereaux a Cleveland horseman and lartman died this morning in Thurmacville Georgia. He was a former president of the Grand Circuit racing association and a prominent figure in Cleveland harness racing.
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Devereaux
Cleveland
H. K. Devereaux
Thurmacville
Georgia
Grand Circuit
The Greatest Rdmaper of Modern Times
A sharp hostile letter notes horrors of 1832 Russian deportations of over 100000 children from Catholic and Jewish families. It claims Cantonists were forced into Orthodox upbringing and army service, leaving a lasting stain on Russia. It also covers land level anomalies claiming a mean land level 10,000 feet below sea level and vast areas under and above sea level due to isostatic movements.
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Nicholas I
Ressia
Tin
Russia
Cnlilacy
Thermometer origins and the Fahrenheit standard tale
A fragmented note explains Fahrenheit's mercury thermometer founding the 96 degree human body baseline, later revised as water's boiling point at 212 degrees and the body temperature around 98.6. It mentions a request for correspondence about Believe It or Not cartoons and a “Belt of Death” line.
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Fahrenhelt
Ripley
Airmen Lead Morning Loop in 3-2 Win
The Airmens topped the morning loop with a 3-2 victory while limiting Letty Craig to three singles. In other games Jacobs-Mazur beat Western Electrics 6-7 after a seven-run first inning by the Electrics, James Bikes defeated Hinton’s case 3-3, and CG. trounced FP. L. Cubs 12-3.
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Letty
Craig
Alexander
San Antonio Air Depot
Jacobs-Mazur
Western Eléctrics
Electrics
James
Joie Ray Races Death in Marathon for Daughter
New York April 2 Joie Ray, once America’s premier miler, ran the marathon with death a near factor after his 10 year old daughter Rosalie fell ill and was dying. Ray, who had endured months of tough competition, pressed on despite partner changes and brutal conditions facing a prize he hoped would ease his finances.
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New York
Little Dole
Ray
America
Chicago
Rosalie
Mar
Pune
Soje
Dixie Sports Defeats St Hedwig 6 to 1 in Sunday Tilt
Dixie Sports beat St Hedwig 6 to 1 Sunday afternoon on the Bl Hedwig diamond. Lentz Stark and Patton each had three hits to pace the winners at bat while pitchers were credited with three hits allowed between them. The dash of miscues and scattered defensive plays framed a low scoring game as Dixie pulled away in the late innings.
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Hedwig
Hedwig Diamond
Lentz
Stark
Patton
Sude
Baie Yah
Rue Bi
Hummary
Lorman
Kintinena
Maule
Hinrk
Hreetinge
Halle
Anderson and Estell Star in Doubleheader Sweep
Tim Anderson slugged two home runs and a long double as the Alamo Multigraph Lettermen beat Nuevo Laredo Federal 6-6 in the morning and 4-1 in the finale. Tom Estell, released Indian pitcher, worked four innings with a one hit shutout stretch to finish.
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Teddy Anderson
San Antonio Indians
Alamo
Nuevo Laredo Federal Club
Lettermen
Anderson
Sucka
Tom Estell
Flynn Alone Defends Title In New York Opener
Eddie Flyon of Loyola of New Orleans leads the 1931 national amateur boxing championships as the lone defending champion in the welterweight division opening at Madison Square Garden. About 200 entries from A A U districts entered, with preliminaries to finish Wednesday and semis and finals set for Thursday and Friday. Separately, Alien Burroughs completed a 40 mile walk from Providence to Boston in rain, finishing in 22 hours 23 minutes.
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New York
Eddie Flyon
Loyola of
BAIN
Boston
Alien Burroughs
Boston Athletic Association
Providence
Wagering on Top Flight and Equipoise Totals Cited
New York May 1-7 Tom Shaw, a noted New York betting official, estimated not more than 50,000 has been wagered on Top Flight in future books for the Kentucky Derby, while wagers on Equipoise reach about 1,000,000. Shaw noted Derby betting has been light overall, with limited activity in future markets.
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New York
Tom Shaw
Shaward
Wis
Hey
Derby Day Dreamers and the Favorites Feel the Heat
The racing page weighs Derby contenders including Universe as the favorite, with rivals Brother Joe Stepantfetchit and Eternal contenders like Overtime and Nordic. Descriptions note Universe’s Jamaica wins, Surgeo King’s outclassed stance, and Brandon Mint’s late-closing pace. Economic steadies as a dark horse with big winter bets, while Tick On and others show bursts of form but reliability remains in question.
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Joe
Stepanfetchit
Liberty Limited
Cold Check
Universe
Brandon Mint
Jamaica
Wood Memorial
Botany
Stepanteten
Dancer Swings On Carnera Fight At Club Lido
American dancer Mickey Rooney? No, Mickey attacked Primo Carnera at Club Lido on the Champs Elysees, injuring his jaw with a ring finger jewel as a row sparked by a Griselle supporter clash. Police arrested assailants after Leon Godard and friends clashed with Griselle’s backers. Also notes two games by Nite Hawks beating Laredo Streetgers 6-3 and Buena Vista 8-5.
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X. Abbott
Primo Garnére
Citchin
Leon Goreld
Stanford University
Mickey
Prime
Pupilisey
Gristle
Carnera
Griselle
Primo
Carmera
Garfield
Almbell
Carry Leon
Beryl Wallace
Carroll
Leon
Pro Game Threat to College Football
New York May 2 Professional football is seen as a threat to college games in the Carnegie Foundation annual report. Dr Henry Suswpilt president notes students and alumni are less serious about the ups and downs of the team and that those seeking a game now prefer the pro game for likely higher excitement.
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New York
Henry Suswpilt
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Baxsalls
Conlent
23rd Headquarters Defeats St John’s in 10-1 Win
The Twenty-third Infantry unit overwhelmed St. John’s Seminary 10 to 1 on a sunny afternoon. pitcher Watkins pitched well, allowing four hits and striking out batters as the soldiers built a seven hit margin, with a ninth inning Seminary score on an error.
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Twenty-third Infantry
St. John's Seminary
Bune Cay
Watkins
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