Tigers Open 1935 Flag Race With Practically Same Team As Last Year
DETROIT again leans on its familiar core as managers debate the team’s spirit and pitching depth for 1935. Mickey Cochrane cites Rowe as a potential ace and keeps the infield intact with Greenberg Gehringer Owen Rogell while introducing Chet Morgan in right and relying on Joyner White in center to support Goose Goslin in left.
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Areland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Zip
Pepper
Tiger
Gordon
Mickey) Cochrane
Cochrane
Mickey Jis
Lynwood
Rowe
Hank Greenberg
Charley Gehringer
Marvin Owen
Ducky Wacky Medwick
Bill Rogell
Chet Morgan
Joyner White
Goose Goslin
Goslin
Erv Fox
Gerald Walker
City League bowling set for key night clashes
City League bowlers prepare for two big matches at the K of C halls. First divisions feature ILTS versus Little Brown Jugs and Colson Company against Jackson Wallpaper as the title duel tightens in the second half race.
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K. of Calleys
Colson Company
Little Brown Jugs
FE. T. S. Rubber Company
IL. T. S
Jackson Wall Paper
Record Breaking Field Seen For U S Golf Open
A likely record-setting field for the U S Open is expected as sectional qualifying on May 13 narrows the national field to 150 at Oakmont. Olu Dutra of California holds the crown target for the June 6 7 8 championship, with $5 900 prize money and final 72 holes at Oakmont. Changes shift some qualifiers from Minneapolis to St Paul and other cities while Canada and foreign entrants gain special spots.
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New York
Olu Dutra
Eworthy
California
Oakmont
Country Club
Madison
Wis
Greensboro
N. C
Jacksonville
Fla
Dutra
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Richmond
Baltimore
Portland
Seattle
Darton
Cincinnati
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Boston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Omaha
Buffalo
N. Y
Nashville
Tenn
Canton Bowler Leads A B C Singles In New Jersey Field
Syracuse April 2 New leaders held the fort as American Bowling Congress action moved along. Canton Ohio bowler Don Brokaw led singles with 755 replacing W Kline Battle Creek Mich and Charley Phister Canton topped all events with 1940. Ideal recreation of Buffalo paced team scores at 2907 for fifteenth place. New Jersey clubs including Newark Kearny Perth Amboy Hoboken Red Bank Bayonne Jersey City Union City Elizabeth Trenton Passaic Patterson prepared to challenge leaders.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New Jersey
Don Brokaw
Canton
W. Kline
Battle Creek
Mich
Charley Phister
Bill Mattison
Toledo
Buffalo
Jersey
Ne Wark
Kearny
Perth Amber
Hoboken
Red Bank
Bayonne
Jersey City
Union City
Elizabeth
Trenton
Passaic
Patterson
Turnesa Fires 68 To Lead Masters Attire
Mike Turnesa shot 68 at Augusta practicing on the National course as a pursuit squadron leader in the Miami Biltmore Open. He joins the ten favorites in the Masters and matched Walter Kozak's Sunday score with a 35 and 53 halves while Robby Jones stumbled due to erratic putting.
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Augusta
Mike Turnesa
New York
Walter Kozak
Robby Jones
Turnesa
Fight Results From United Press Inconsistent Names
New York reports Bobby Pach defeated Eddie Marks by 722 to 148 in California. Mike Belinter outpointed Johnny De Foe in New York, with several other bouts including Sel Tromaneli and Meeker Barron facing Scranton, and Orv We Drowilara vs Max Files. A chaotic recap lists multiple outpoints and ringside results across cities, with Minneapolis noting a victory over Jackie Lazar.
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New York
Bobby Pach
California
Eddie Marks
Mike Belinter
Johnny de Foe
Newark
Sel Tromaneli
New
Shanes
AiLareans
Drowilara
Wordeer
Max Files
Putlehure
Cheska Bmalwanehee
AL Pahi
Minneaps
Jackie Lazar
Cag
Lenehan Takes Qualifying Lead In North South Amateur
Pinehurst April 2 Ray Lenehan Providence R I fired a 71 to lead the North and South Amateur Golf tournament qualifiers. Lenehan carded 35 35 to secure favorite status. Dick Chapman Greenwich Conn and Ray W McMullen Hyannisport Mass each posted 72.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Ray Lenehan
Providence
R. I
Lenehan
Dick Chapman
Greenwich
Coan
Ray W. McMullen
Hyanmsport
Mass
Giants Rally Past Indians in 4-2 Barnstorming Win
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on April 2 the New York Giants pushed to even the barnstorming series with the Cleveland Indians at three games each. A 4-2 victory followed a 3-2 defeat in McComb as the Giants trim the Indians margin to 3-2.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Giants
McComb
Indians
Reds Defeat Dodgers in Florida Exhibition
In Orlando on April 2 the Cincinnati Reds beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 7 in an exhibition game. The two clubs showcased early-season form with several scoring rallies and notable performances from both teams.
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Orlando
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Star with Dodgers shines a promising rookie pitcher
A 19 year old Jewish rookie, Harry Eisenstadt, rising with the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Brooklyn sandlot product shows early promise as a National League pitcher, drawing attention for his debut season potential.
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Harry Eisenstadt
Brooklyn Dodger
Brooklyn
Louis Declines Exhibition Bout With Baer in Chicago
Chicago April. Joe Louis will not box Max Baer in an exhibition set for April 15. Managers Nate Lewis Jim Mullen Julian Black said Louis is not ready for any ring match until he chooses to challenge. Exhibitions are out Louis may headline stadium card April 12 before serious training for a June clash with Primo Carnera.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Nate Lewis
Jim Mullen
Julian Black
Detroit
Louis
Baer
Black
Frimo Carnera
Arabia's Gift To Mat Game Promises Friday Show
Arabian prince Ulysses Mahalakis makes mat debut at Rialto Theatre Friday night with Buck Weaver. Weaver, top local favorite, replaces Sly McLain. Mahalakis arrives midday in Elyria in full regalia and has wrestled in Ohio and Akron to hype the event. Main event features Mahalakis vs Weaver in two-hour best two of three. Semi final Woods vs Kennedy. Kennedy debuts locally, famed for fugure-four scissors. Doors open at 8:30 with a home talent bout to start.
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Dan Morris
Ulysses Mahalakis
Rialto Theatre
Buck Weaver
Terre Haute
Prince Ulysses
Elyria
United States
Oklahoma
Toledo
Akron
Weaver
Prince Ulysses Manalakis
Joe Savoldi
Buck
Wild Red Berry
Joe Woods
Jack Kennedy
Transas City
Kennedy
Morris
Lorain
Sly McLain
Kennedy-Woods
Braden
Miami Tracksters Battle For Buckeye League Title
Miami University aims to defend the Buckeye League track crown as Ohio University and Ohio Wesleyan loom as main rivals. Cincinnati is hampered by ineligibility and Marshall lacks a strong schedule. The conference meet shifts to Athens on May 24 and 25 with a Delaware dual on April 13 deciding likely challengers.
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Columbus
Miami University
Miami
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan
Marshall
Cincinnati
Athens
Ohio
Delaware
Yankees Beat Daffy Dean and Cardinals 2 1
ST. PETERSBURG April 2 The Yankees defeated Dizzy Dean and the St. Louis Cardinals 2 to 1. The hit line favored New York as Daffy Dean did not fare well on the mound in yesterday’s game.
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ST. Petersburg
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Daffy
Yankees
Boxing scraps and show at Rialto Theatre prompt strong crowd
Frankie Wallace tailed by Baby Arizmendi after leaving Cleveland amateurs is deemed washed up. The Rialto Theatre show featured Tulslike bouts as Mickey Cutie substituted for Troy Bellini against Gussie Smallwood. Lorain's Leo Maturak boosted the program while Norwalk's Vonnie Greenwald claimed the Golden Gloves title.
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Frankie Wallace
Cleveland
Baby Arizmendi
Fryberger
Rialto Theatre
Troy Bellini
Elyria
Gussie Smallwood
Bill
Youngstown
Mickey Cutie
Ohio
Troy
Cutie
Cutic
Leo Maturak
Lorain
Leo
Vonnie Greenwald
Norwalk
Lorain County
Merion
Philadelphia
Bobby Jones
George von Elm
Jones
Gil Pirrand Seeks Speed Crown at Indianapolis Derby
Gilbert R. Pirrand of Clayton Missouri a Yale 1934 graduate and car buff enters two Pirrand Specials for the upcoming speed classic at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway He aims to own build and race a car becoming possibly the first to lift the pale blue flag in the sport Also included Ms Baer nicknames punch drunk fighters Slap Sillies.
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Old el
Gilbert “Gil” R. Pirrand
Clayton
Yale
Biff Jones Named Oklahoma Football Coach Candidate
Norman April 2 Captain Lawrence M. Jones known as Biff Jones was recommended as head football coach for the University of Oklahoma. The University Athletic Council signed the recommendation last night after days of uncertainty and the Board of Regents will meet within two weeks to decide.
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Norman
Okla
Upp
Lawrence M
Biff) Jones
University of Oklahoma
Board of Regents
University Athletic Council
Oklahoma
Thorpe Now Movie Extra on Set for Safe in Jail
George Kirkley reports from Hollywood on Jim Thorpe working as an extra in the film Safe in Jail. Thorpe, 47, once famed as football’s great, earns about ten dollars daily filming three days a week and says the modern game seems tame beside Carlisle Indian times. Fellow ex-players share sharp views on college football pace and fame.
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Ollywood
Calif
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Thorne
Chicago Cardinals
Carlisle Indians
Ditck Hendman
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Canton Rulldogs
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Hendrian
Miller's Tour Nears Conclusion in European Run
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati plans a farewell 10 round bout with Jose Mico in Barcelona, then a London prep before returning home. The six month campaign included over 20 bouts and efforts to stake claim to the world featherweight title in Europe.
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Madrid
Freddie Miller
Cincinnati O
Jose Mico
Barcelona
Miller
London
Cincinnati
Eurone
Fish and Game Assn to Meet Here Tonight
The Lorain County Fish and Game Association holds its April meeting at the association headquarters above Day's Hardware on Broad Street. A speaker, Ren F. Eastman of Amherst, addresses the gathering. The session is called for 8 oclock.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Accociation
Association
Day's Hardware
Broad Street
Ren F. FL Eastman
Amheret
Cubs Beat Angels 4-2 in Los Angeles Exhibition
Chicago Cubs defeat Los Angeles Angels 4 to 2 in an exhibition game as they wrap up Southern California stopovers before returning home to Chicago. The Bruins had won yesterday’s exhibition 4 to 2.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Chicago Cubs
California
Los Angeles Angels
Bruins
Hughes Softball Team Practice Tonight at Legion Diamond
The Hughes Provision softball team schedules a 6 30 pm practice on the American Legion diamond per Manager A Reisz. Chuck Pruski is asked to note. If weather disrupts, a meeting at the Toc Treasure market will discuss uniforms.
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Hughes
American Legion
A! Reisz
Chuck Pruski
Toc
Athletics Romp Ex exhibition in Griffin and Charlotte
Connie Mack brought his Philadelphia Athletics to Charlotte for an exhibition mood with a scare, after a stop in Griffin, Georgia for a two hour baseball session against the Grif.
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Charlotte
N. C
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Griffin
Mat Results At Watsonville Defeat for Dean and Williams
In Watsonville California Man Mountain Dean of Georgia defeated Cy Williams of Florida while Hardy Klue Bar of Ohio drew with Angelon Cistoldi.
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Watsonville
Cal
Man Mountain Dean
Georgia
Cy Williams
Florida
Hardy Klue- Bar
Ohio
Drew Angelon Cistoldi
Fin Team Victory: A's Win 20-4
The fin team led 20 to 4 when the final score was tabulated. Key figures and exact venues are not provided in the fragment.
Gyroboat test in Delaware River at Essington
FE Burke Wi'ford of Merion Pennsylvania tests a new gyroboat on the Delaware River at Essington. The craft uses rotating planes tilted to catch wind to propel the boat across water, showcasing a promising speed and mechanism.
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FE Burke Wi'ford
Merion, Pa
Delaware River
Essington
Saven Air
Smallwood Edges Cutie In Tame Elyria Rialto Bout
In a crowd pleasing bantamweight fight at the Rialto Theatre Elyria, Gussie Smallwood narrowly defeated Mickey Cutie in a close decision. Cutie used body work and held well, but judges favored Smallwood, with a final round margin tight. Other bouts featured Vonnie Greenwald beating Billie Burke and Carl Dodsley besting Angelo DeNunzio in tight three roundters.
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Smallwood
Cutie
Tame Rialto
Lanie Braden
Elyria
Bill Fryberger
Rialto Theatre
Bill
Guesie Smallwood
Jefferson
Mickey Cutie
Youngstown
Ohio State
American Legion
Troy Bellini
Cleveland Golden Gloves
Chicago Golden Gloves
Charlie White
Akron
Gussie
Elyrian
Mickey
Russ Davies
Louis Kolopos
Sammy Marsho
Cutic
Duke
Vonnie Greenwald
Norwalk
Lorain County Golden Gloves
Ohio American Legion Monarch
Bille Burke
Cleveland
Burke
Mike Getz
Greenwald
Billie
Mr. Greenwald
Vonnie
Carl Dodsley
Angelo DeNunzio
Lorain
Dodsley
World sports forecaster predicts 1935 season bold odds
Henry McLemore reports a flamboyant forecast listing the Giants as early NL leaders and World Series opponents the Yankees. It also envisions Campbell on Daytona, Ambers to win lightweight title, Moody to reclaim American Singles, Australia to win Davis Cup, and various other bold bets across golf, boxing, racing, and wrestling.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
New York Giants
Giants
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
OU Ambers
Barney Ross
Helen Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
la Moody
Dorothy Round
Australia
Grimes To Manage Three-1 Loop Team
Bloomington April 6 Grimes veteran major league pitcher will manage the Bloomingleyn club of the Three-T League for the season He will serve as player manager and expects to play in some games for the St Louis Cardinal inked in the report
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Bloomington
Uh—Buriizh Grimes
Will
Bloomingleyn
St Lows Cardinal
Grimes
Fs Zames
Pirates Cross-Country Exhibition Sparks Galveston Ride
Galveston report notes cross-border exhibit stories and a Pirates event with a notable score. Mentions Nerf Tee Uiagn Wane Seytte and events around yesterday including a racing score and cross-county activity.
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Galveston
Ter
Pirates
Picard Wins Atlanta Metropolitan Open in Georgia Drama
Henry Picard of Hershey Pennsylvania captured the $2000 first prize in the Atlanta Metropolitan Open at Atlanta Georgia. The 54 hole event finished with Picard posting 70 04 65 and outlasting rivals including Ty Cooper of Chicago in a brisk early spring showcase.
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Atlanta
Henry Picard
Hershey
Winter Golfing Brigade
Picard
Ty Cooper
Chicaco
Quintets Battle Tonight For City Basketball Title
The City championship series between Hi-Speed Gas and Steel and Tubes reaches a fifth game tonight at 8 at the YMCA hardwood. The Tubemen lead two games to one after close wins, and Hi-Speed aims for a fourth straight city crown. A preliminary at 7 features Ross Delivery of Elyria versus Amherst Business Men of Lorain County. Referee Bill Pressing of Norwalk is assigned to the title clash.
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Ross
Elyria
Amherst
Lorain County
Monarchs
Bill Pressing
Norwalk
Elyria Trackmen Set for West Tech Meet on Saturday
Elyria High track coach W. Vaudt announces changes as the Elyria Trackmen prepare to face West Tech on the Tech oval Saturday at 2 p.m. Last year Elyria led Tech 68 67. Tesh won both high jump and pole vault titles with 19 ft 9 in. vault. Vaulters have reached that height this season and should contend. Practice times shift to 1800 hours tomorrow and Thursday, with Friday reserved for light tuneups.
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Pycars
W. i
Elyria
Vaughn
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