ONeill Expects Indians To Contend For Pennant
LARKSVILLE Miss April 3 Cap ONeill says the Cleveland Indians have a good chance at the American League pennant, despite others favoring the Tigers and Red Sox. He cites strong pitching and hitting, bolstered infield, and potential from Johnny Allen and George Blachelder to lift Cleveland. He notes Mel Harder and a deep staff as key strengths and mentions other roster tweaks and player form shaping the club's outlook.
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Hold Softball Meeting Here On April 14
A meeting to organize the YMCA Sponsored Softball leagues for the coming season will be held at the YMCA here on Tuesday April 14. The director will discuss plans and open the organization to all teams in forming connections and improving play.
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Millwrights Edge Fin isher Team in Rifle Shoot Thriller
The Millwrights edged the Finishers 723 to 722 in a General Industries rifle event held last evening. Lord of the winners was high with 173 points. Sianden of the same team finished second with 16 Willwrights. PAS Wesetanm
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Chapman Refuses Yanks Trade Offer in Salary Deadlock
Birmingham April 3 two hour conference between Joe McCarthy and Ben Chapman failed to alter the stalemate with the Yankees. Chapman sought a trade after salary talks stalled. McCarthy offered renewal of last year’s contract with a 10000 salary and a 2000 bonus if he accepts the deal.
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Sports Pickups and Local Liga Notes From Elyria Era
Russ Davies notes Maumee Dairymen failing to seize a big moment as the league finals loom. Tubes and HiSneed Gas set up a decisive match for industrial league honors while Furnace hoped for an upset. Carl Wagner signals a possible outdoor city title if playoffs stretch, with Y M C A and Elyria High School softball shaping up under new local control.
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Bobby Jones Favored As Augusta Tourney Opens
Augusta April 3 Bobby Jones opened as the favorite in the third Augusta Masters Golf Championship amid brisk betting from Georgia fans. Henry Picard Johnny Revolta Gene Sarazen and Lawson Little topped the list of contenders as the course dried after a flood swelled the twelfth hole while Sarazen reeled from recent losses and fierce Georgia money shifted the odds.
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Bremke Motors Club Struck in Bowling League Showdown
Bremke Motors Club moved to second place with a sweep over Struck Fu in St Johns Lark Bowling League last evening boosting their odds to overtake Held Transfers. Ed Tuls rolled 581 series and F Sehoch Rad had 219 for best single game. Gardens team led by Victor Levian and Al Searing outscored Clearview Oils 49 to 27 at Gardens rink with an early Elsrens rally, while Rainbow Gardens dominated most of the summer months. Clymer, dubbed boss, is set to succeed W C McClellan as the city league prepares for next season.
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Sports Cut Short By Ernie Braden Leads Giants Camp
The report notes Ernie Braden and Leiber on a March 20, 1932 Giants training camp visit in Los Angeles, with Neft leaving a $19.50 note. It mentions Hank Leiber later renamed Terry Moore with Cardinals and Roger Cramer with Athletics achieving six hits in a 1935 game. Also references Roswell mayor Nap Rucker, a southpaw famed Dodgers starter 1907–1916, and umpire potential Rise in the Southern Association. The piece ends by previewing a Hi-Speed Gas versus Industrial League final in Youngstown YMCA.
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Tubes and Fox Face Cage League Playoff Clash Tonight
The Y M Co Tubes meet Fox Furnace in the cage league playoff on the Y floor. Tubes need a win to seal the league title after beating Perry Fay and the Fox in earlier rounds. A Fox victory could force a three way tie and another series.
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DeMolays edge Merchants in gritty MCA hardwood win
The DeMolays edged the Elyria Merchants 33 to 10 in a tense basketball game on the MCA floor last night. Levi Morse led for the DeMolays with 15 points while Hiatt of the Merchants topped scoring with 16.
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Ross To Meet Woods In Derby Eve Bout
Louisville on April 3 features Barner Ross and Chuck Woods facing Jere non tithe derby eve program with Jack Dempser refereeing. The match pits two world class welterweights in a slated heavyweight style showcase.
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Unclear Entry Cancelled Due to Few Entrants
Fragmentary report notes cancellation after insufficient entrants. Mentions Lynwood Rowe as a lone member of the St Louis American League catcher group and references a triple play participation in 1535, though details are unclear.
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T S Takes First In City Bowling League As Maumee Team Is Beaten
The U S Rubber Co. set to win the second half City Bowling League championship eliminating a roll-off. Stubbermen hold the first half crown and must win ay games from Knights of Columbus. Maumee Dairy lost two to Welsh Funeral Home while Elyria Hardware took one from Smith's Place. Welsh defeated Maumee in a splashy upset as hardware runners posted high scores.
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