Detroit Tigers rely on Cochrane health for season
Detroit club faces possible setback in early 1934 season if Mickey Cochrane undergoes appendicitis and misses two months. Doctors in Lakeland will decide today, affecting Detroit’s hopes for rising to second in the American League behind Frank Navin’s plans.
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Jack Cuddy
United Press Star
LW York
U.R
Lakeland
Fla
Mickey Cochrane
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Mickey
Bengals
UMS
Cochrane
Tigers
Athletics
Ohio Amateur Softball Association Sets Rules and Finals
The Ohio Amateur Softball Association met at the Columbus Central YMCA with commissioners from across the state. Treasurer H Ross Bunce presided as rules updates set a state tournament for senior teams, eight finalists, sectional and district playoffs, and a national bid.
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Ohio Amateur Softball Association
Columbus Central
Association
R. S. Anthony
Marietta
John Santa
Lorain
Cooper Leads Cavalier Country Club Open Golf Tourney
Cooper, a Chicago professional, shot a course record 64 to take a 135 after 36 holes at the Cavalier Country Club Open in Virginia Beach. Paul Runyan followed with 65 to hold second, while Ky Laffoon of Denver and Bobby Quickshank of Richmond tied for third at 128 and 142 respectively. Horton Smith and Tom Armour shared fifth place.
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Cooper
Virginisl Beach
Fla
Harry Cooper
Cay
Unday
Paul Runyan
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Bobby Quickshank
Richmond
Wicit Meinhorn
Louisville
Horton Smith
Chicago
Tomiy Armour
Davis Cup Squad Named for 1934 Campaign
The United States Lawn Tennis Association announced a five player squad for the 1934 Davis Cup, to begin May 14 practices at Merion Cricket Club Haverford Pa. The lineup features Lester R. Stocken Los Angeles Francis X Shields New York Wilmer L. Allison Austin Texas George M. Lott Jr Chicago and Sidney B. Wood New York with possible additions later.
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New York
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Fie
R. Norris Williams
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
Lester R. Stocfen
Los Angeles
Francis XN. Shields
Wilmer L. Allison
Austin
Tex
George M. Lott, Jr
Caicago
Sidney B. Wood
Ohio State tennis schedules seven matches this season
The Ohio State tennis team will play seven matches starting May 2. Schedule includes Western State Teachers on May 5, Michigan State on May 4, Michigan on May 12, Cincinnati on May 15, Big Ten meet at Northwestern May 17 to 19, Western State Teachers at Kalamazoo May 23, and Michigan State at East Lansing May 26.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Ohig
Western State Teachers
Michigan State
Michigan
Cincinnati
Big Ten
Northwestern
Western State Teathers
Kalamazoo
East Lansinz
Reardon Undergoes Blood Transfusion in Los Angeles
Veteran National League umpire John Reardon also known as Beans underwent a blood transfusion in Los Angeles to aid his recovery from a glandular operation performed two months earlier. Friends from baseball offered blood to help. His condition was not serious.
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Reardon
Los Angeles
John BE
Beans) Reardon
Giants Take 2 0 Win Over Cleveland in Rainy Day Game
The Giants posted a 2-0 victory over the Indians in a Cleveland day game. Both teams pitched well as the offense struggled, with the Giants breaking through for two runs late in the contest.
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Giants
Clowson Leads Ohio Bucks In Open Day Baseball
Alex Clowson a High School star leads the Ohio Bucks in a spring exhibition at Athens. Lester Cook and Walter Dobb share outfield duties with Prosenjak and Cook in the lineup. Coach Floyd Stal plans McAfee at first Har at short and Captain at third. Replacements include Bob Reilly and potential picks Ken Estell Ansel Estell.
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Ohio Bucks
Athens
Clowson
Ohio Varsit
Lester Cook
Walter Dobb
Floyd Stal
McAfee
Har
Marty Prosenjak
Cook
Bob Reilly
Ken
Ansel Estell
Rookie Pearson Emerges as Cleveland Pitching Prospect
Monte Pearson, a 24 year old right hander from Oakland now with Cleveland, dazzled in 1933 after recall from Toledo. He went 10 5 as a rookie, with wins against Washington, Boston and New York, and led the Toledo club with 11 5 before being recalled.
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Marcellus Monte Pearson
Oakland
Cal
Fresno
Vyear
Bakersfield
Igdenaes
Phoenix
Cleveland
Alee
Toledo
Washington Senators
Riveze
Manush
A. L. Park
Pearson
Washington
Red Sox
White Sox
Athletics
Yankees
Browns
Detroit
Yanks
American Association
Team In Place In Tourney Place In Tourney U1
A fragmented report on a basketball tourney outlines teams from Milwaukee and Pittsburgh preparing for the annual American nitrest tournament. Fort Pitt Company of Pittsburgh with George Antic Jr leads a field that includes Franklins, Held Funeral Directors of Columbus, Pabst Blue Ribbons of Chicago, Idle Hour Recreation, and P. J. Webster Five of Chicago. Delving into scores, Devito posts a 652 series while several teams post totals around 2900 with varied game scores. the field for the Big Ten team event remains tightly contested as rivals chase dominance.
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Pittsburgh
Ton Arcades
Miller's
Wilkle Dairy
Publin Ice Cream
Fort Pitt Company
Pitts
George Antic, Jr
Reipel
Ina
Ey Reinke
Franklins Si
Columbus
Pabst Blue Ribbons
Chicago
Idle Hour Recreation
Devito
P. J. Webster
J. Sumeracki
Detroit
Mills
George's
Madison
Marion Quinte Retains Star DeMolay Crew
Marion Quinte DeMolay caters won their third straight state title by beating Canton 22 to 21 at Bowling Green after a 32-18 semifinal over New Philadelphia. Canton defeated Bowling Green 25-24. Whitcum and Chuck Terry each scored 41 points to share top honors.
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Marion DeMolay Caters
Canton
Bowling, Green
Marion
New Philadelphia
Geen
Tunmers
Flynna
den Brook
Whitcum
Chuck Terry
Today in sports parade features famed athletes and varied notes
An assortment of crossed sports items with names like Jack Johnson eyeing preaching, Hambletonian derby talk of a premier field, golf pro rankings including Wild Bill Mehl and Henry Cuici, and other tidbits on Bonder, Zarrmnof, Hubbin, Leonarda, Palm Peach, Vena Cits, Pie Traynor, and related teams and venues amid a bustling 1920s sport column.
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York
Jack Johnson
Harlem
Wild Bill Mehlhorn
St. Andrews
Henry Cuici
Johnny Farrel
Horton Smith
George Bonder
Australia
Dan Ferris
Bonder
Sears
Gaoree Zarrmnof
Rodeo Origin and Meaning From Southwest Cattle Roundups
The term rodeo traces to the Spanish round up and describes the annual cattle roundup on the southwest plains. It highlights how the word entered American usage in ranching culture and became tied to the event and sport of rounding up livestock.
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Jim Londos tops earnings among athletes cited in mixed sports notes
Years in the df tent, Pie has been chased from but two games. Jack Dempsey and Gene Tanney are the only athletes who have made more money out of sport than Jim Londos, the wrestler. Top price for a seat to the Baez Catrnera business will be £25 and the lowest will be £2.50. With the latter seats, the Garden probably will offer gratis a DeNS Hapey so the occupants can find out who won.
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Jack Dempsey
Gene Tanney
Jim Londos
Baez-Catrnera
Garden
Lorain County Fish and Game Association Name Change Meeting
The Lo rain County Fish and Game Association formerly Lorain County Game and Fish Association will hold its initial meeting tomorrow evening at o'clock in the headquarters above Day's Hardware. The group recently secured a state charter under its new name and all members are urged to attend. a musical program is planned.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Association
The
Lorain County Game and Fish Association
Day's Hardware
Yanks Meet Baltimore on Spring Training Trek in Florida
In Jacksonville on April 2 the New York Yankees, returning from St Petersburg, faced Baltimore in an International League exhibition. The Yanks, who left St Petersburg last night, beat the St Louis Cardinals 9-5 in their cut-away game, marking their eighth win in 13 starts.
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Yanks
Baltimore
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Petersburg
Yankees
St. Louie
White Sox and Pirates Ready for East Pasadena Exhibition Games
The Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates completed coast training and headed to East Pasadena. They plan a string of exhibition battles in Southern California, with the first game this afternoon at San Bernardino.
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East Pasadena
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
East
Pirates
Sox
Toute East
San Bernardino
Cubs Start Spring Stay as Pirates Defeat Cuba
In April baseball brief, the Cubs opened their spring stay at Earl Grace's home to Pittsburgh Pirates victory. The Pirates edged the Cubs to break a winless streak, delivering a split in the series and signaling early season form for both teams.
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Cage Cubs
Earl Grace
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cuba
Bucs
Leading Lorain County Simon Pares Fight On Program At Worsthall
Lorain County amateur boxing action on Charley White's Wurst Hall program features eleven three round bouts. Gussie Smallwood faces Eddie White in the feature, with Art Booth, Jerry Malterer, Joe Mishak, Russ Koehn, Harold Sheldon, Earl Powers, and others in scheduled matches. First bout at 3 15 with referees and judges listed.
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Lorain County
Simon Pares
Smallwood
White
Lorain County Boxers Trainers’ Association
Charley White
Booth
Masterer
Russ Davies
C.T
Wurst Hall
Gussie Smallwood
West Side
Gussie
Eddie White
Lorain
American Legion
Art Booth
Jerry Malterer
Malterer
Oak Street
Bell Avenue
Kochan
Johnny Kochan
Joe Mishak
Steel City
Russ Koehn
Harold Sheldon
Earl Powers
Charles Lea Bours
Koehn
Sheldon
Powers
Lee
Mike Proksky
Cliff Atkinson
Joe Sidevy
Cecil Franklin
Jack Donnelly
Elyria
al Gonas
Doyle Aisbaugh
Armor Lewis
Chuck Cunningham
Johnny Binder
al Frolic
George Lasky
Dick Taylor
Mickey Boyson
Sammy Marsho
Charley Marshall
Clyde Roose
Johony Carpenter
Indians Change Training Plan
Cleveland adopts a new spring training plan with 15 games against the New York Giants in two weeks of road showcases. The Indians face a strong Giants pitching staff led by Hubbell and challengers Schumacher Fitzsimmons Parmaice, aiming to gauge form before the season opener at League Park on April 14 and 15.
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Cleveland Indians
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Indians
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Hubbell
Washington
Cleveland
Schumacher
Fitzsimmons
Parmaice
Pullmans
Hooever
League Park
Reds Release Two Players in Trade to Toronto
In Tampa on April, the Cincinnati Reds cut outfielders Harry Rice and catcher Frank Crouch and traded them to Toronto of the International League in exchange for the right to claim a player off the club next fall. Roth will join Toronto immediately. Mag Bach was sent north to fill Rice’s spot with the Reds' secondary squad.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Teds
Harry Rice
Frank Crouch
Toronto
Srame
Roth
Mg Bach
Tak Rice
Reds
Ski Jumping Proved Late to Catch on in Norway
Ski jumping emerged as a competitive sport in Norway in 1864 and spread to other snowbound districts. The text notes skis as travel aids waning then resurfacing, hinting at Norway producing many ski jumping champions.
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Norway
Goetz Cards 78 At Spring Valley
Yesterday's mild weather drew a large crowd to Spring Valley golf course with about 50 players. Fred Goetz led scoring at 41 37 78, followed by Jack Warner 42 39 81 and W J Gorie 41 42 83. G Shepherd 43 43 86 and Dr J E Betteridge 44 44 88 also posted strong rounds. Walter Kohn 93 and Jim Armitage 94, Norman Baxter 106.
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Spring Valley
Bob Randall
Fred Goetz
Jack Warner
W. J. Gorie
G. Shepherd
J. E. Betteridge
Walter Kohn
Jim Armitage
Norman Baxter
Elk
Miller Mullins Bout Headlines Boxing Schedule
Freddie Miller the N B A featherweight champion opens a busy week with a 10 round non title bout against Moon Mullins in Vincennes Indiana headline a national boxing schedule that lists multiple city fights including Locatelli vs Cool in Philadelphia and Brouillard vs Olin in New Haven among others.
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Freddie Miller
Moon Mullins
Vincennes
Ind
Philadelphia
Cleto Locatelli
Eddie Cool
New Orleans
Jimmy Perrin
Nutzié Liuzza
Mike Belloise
New York Feather
Petey Hayes
Brooklyn
Albany
Tommy Bland
Toronto
Eddie Dolan
Waterbury
Conn
Fresno
Cal
Peter Jackson
Los Angeles
Ralph Morey
Nebraska
Detroit
Ernie Maurer
Detroit Feather
Orvills Drouillard
Windsor
Ont
Oakland
Casal
Hens Horkle
German
Jack van Noy
New Haven
Lou Brouillard
Boston
Bob Olin
San Diego
Mickey Walker
New Jersey
Maxie Maxwell
California
Kansas City
Tommy Corbett
Omaha
Joey Alcanter
Hollywood
Tommy Paul
Buffalo
Jon Ponce
Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarosz
Monaca
Ben Jeby
Billy Ketchell
Milleville
N. O
S. Ken Overtin
Norfolk
Indians send three players to Zanesville
NEW ORLEANS La April 2 CEI The Cleveland Indians released Julian Johnson John Lucas and Woodrow Davis to the Zanesville club of the Middle Atlantic League a Cleveland farm system note.
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Cleveland Indians Today
Julian Johnson
John Lucas
Woodrow Davis
Zanesville Club
Cleveland
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