Ten Golfers Still In Running For Augusta National Tourney Title
United Press reports at Augusta Georgia April 3 ten of 46 remain in contention for the 1500 top prize in the Masters with Byron Nelson leading at 138 after a 66 opening round and 72 second. Ralph Guldahl Ed Dudley Jack Jones Gene Sarazen Sam Snead Horton Smith Henry Picard and others still in the hunt.
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United Press
Agusta
U.P
Byron Nelson
Reading
Ralph Guldahl
St. Louis
Big Ed Dudley
Guldahl
Dudley
Harry Cooper
Wilfi Cox
Cleveland Heights picks Jimmy Price to lead football program
Jimmy Price named head coach at Cleveland Heights High, succeeding Gail Vannorsdall who becomes athletic director and basketball coach. Roy Uber returns as Price’s assistant. Price, a Wittenberg graduate and former Massillon standout, is lauded as a tutor of gridiron elevens. The Lake Erie League gains another coaching link as graduates from three area schools join the ranks.
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Jimmy Price
Cleveland Heights High
Lake Erie
Ralph Ness
Lakewood
Wittenberg
Roy Clymer
Elyria
Trevor Rees
Shaw
Ohio State
Hal Pryor
Lorain
Win Wyckoff
Shaker Heights
Wooster
Ralph Bauer
F. A. Eaton
Heights
Price
Gail Vannorsdall
Roy Uber
Vannorsdall
Massillon High
Barberton
Jamosadatt
Cathedral Latin
Greater Cleveland
Tigers
Paul
Daffy) Dewan
Branch Rickey
Cagey
Dizzy
George M. Trautman
American Association
Columbus Upper Arlington
Bill Dickey
New York Yankees
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Gabby
Babe Ruth
Dazzy Vance
Lefty Grove
Dizzy Dean
Vance
Grove
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Rogers Hornsby
Art Fletcher
Joe McCarthy
Yanks
Maintenance Team Defeats Engineers in Fox Furnace Bowling Match
The Maintenance Department beat the Engineers two games to one at Temple alleys. Al Kalinsky led the Engineers with a 509 series while Ed Siffert of Maintenance posted a 204 single-game high.
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Fox Furnace Company
al Kalinsky
Engineers
Ed Siffert
Ridgeville Bowling League Matches Report
The Ridgeville Feed Store defeated Ridgeville Hatchery three straight while Pickering Service Station took two of three from Barnes Coal Company in Knights of St. John league action last evening at the K of C hall.
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Ridgeville
Ula
Pompoon to Race in Wood Memorial May 1
COLUMBIA S C April 3 Ch J H Louchheim's Pompoon will start three year old campaign in the Wood Memorial Handicap at Jamaica N Y May 1. The colt will be sent to Churchill Downs a week later to prepare for the Kentucky Derby betting season.
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S. C
J. H. Louchheim
Pompoon
Jamaica
N. Y
Churchill Downs
Day's Hardware basketball team photo set for 7 pm
Day's Hardware players will have a group portrait taken this evening. Members should assemble at Day's studio at 7 o'clock for the SToup picture.
Chicago lands 1938 American Bowling Congress host
Chicago won selection to host the 1938 American Bowling Congress after a 57 vote margin over Cleveland, decided by Detroit delegates. Albert C. Lattin of New York became president as Detroit’s Dr Korbelak team posted a 2942 for sixth place with Marshall Matz firing a 297 game.
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Chicago
Detroit
ABC
Cleveland
Albert C. Lattin
Indianapolis
Burt Foundry
Toledo
Marshall Matz
Birks Five
Bell Clothiers Take Second In Lutheran Bowling Race
Bell Clothiers moved into second place in the St. John's Lutheran Bowling League by taking two of three games from Elderread Supply on St. John's school alleys. Carl Woodin led with a 582 series. Marty Huebner posted a 243 game for Elderread.
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Bell Clothiers
St. John’s Lutheran
Elderread Supply
St. John's
Carl Woodin
Clothiers
Marty Huebner
Ohio State Player Breaks Ankle in Scrimmage
Maurice Hyman, Xenia, suffered a broken ankle during a spring practice scrimmage for Ohio State. A varsity combine defeated the Reserves 6 to 0 in the intra squad game.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Maurice Hyman
Xenia
Braddock Sifts Chicago Area Training Camp
Braddock and manager Joe Gould scouted Chicago area sites for a training camp ahead of the title defense against Joe Louis scheduled for June 22. Braddock plans a six week block at Karlgren's forest estate in Stone Lake Wisconsin with a trainer and two sparmates traveling with him.
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Joe Louis
James J. Braddock
Joe Gould
Braddock
Stone Lake
Wis
Karlgren
Forest
City Class A Bowling Tie Rescheduled Tomorrow
The Elyria Hardware and Dired erick Cigars will meet in a postponed City Class A Bowling League match tomorrow afternoon at the K of Calleys.
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K of Calleys
Fourteen youths vie for seven NCAA boxing crowns
Sacramento reports that fourteen college boxers compete tonight for the seven national championships awarded annually by the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
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Sacramento
Cal
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Gold rush by plane opens New Guinea prospecting era
New Guinea declares dominance in modern mining as aviation accelerates gold searches. When gold was found along the Screw River, most prospectors reached sites by air in about thirty minutes, signaling a fast tracked rush era.
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New Guinea
McLemore Quits Baseball For Golf In Bold Stunt
Henry McLemore reports that Hall of Fame level baseball star announced retirement from baseball to pursue golf. He says Cardinals refused salary terms, plans amateur golf run, and aims at North and South Amateur Championship starting Monday with top starting time to deter rivals.
Tenath Texas Relays Open With 1000 Track Athletes
In Austin on April 3 the 10th annual Texas Relays opened drawing about one thousand track athletes from colleges universities and high schools nationwide. The program included an exhibition mile between Gene Venzke and Blaine Rideout and a 3000 meter featuring Don Lash with Wayne Rideout in the two mile world record context.
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Austin
Texas
Gene Venzke
Penn State
Blaine Rideout
North Texas Teachers College
Wayne Rideout
Don Lash
Charges New York Officials Accused of Tennis Monopoly
New York officials face accusations of monopolizing major tennis events at the West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills prompting a heated USLTA executive committee meeting. The proposed move of the North American Zone Davis Cup finals from Germantown to New York sparks protest from Samuel H. Collom and others who accuse New York members of seeking control of all top attractions.
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West Side
Forest Hills
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Germantown
Samuel H. Collom
Philadelphia
Indians and Giants Renew Spring Series in New Orleans
The Cleveland Indians were set to renew their exhibition series with the New York Giants in New Orleans. Manager Steve O Neill planned to use Mel Harder Earl Whitehill and Willis Hudlin as pitchers with Sammy Hale likely to return after an injury. Hale remains behind in conditioning and is unlikely to handle second base when the season starts. right field remains unsettled with Roy Weatherly underperforming and uncertain to be ready. Bruce Campbell or rookie Jeff Heath expected to fill right field if Weatherly does not improve within two weeks.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Steve O'Neill
Mel Harder
Earl Whitehill
Willis Hudlin
Sammy Hale
Hale
O’neill
Roy Weatherly
Weatherly
Indians
Bruce Campbell
Jeff Heath
DiMaggio Failure Shifts Bees Trade Talks In Florida
In St. Petersburg the Boston Bees press to ship Vince DiMaggio to San Diego while Pacific Coast League president Bill Lane demands keeping Tiny Chaplin and replacing Rupert Thompson. Bee president Bob Quinn travels to Scranton for a probable decision as Bees face the Buffalo Bisons.
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Fla
Boston Bees
Vince DiMaggio
San Diego
Bill Lane
Bees
Tiny Chaplin
Rupert Thompson
DiMaggio
Bob Quinn
Bee
Scranton
Buffalo Bisons
Gehrig Twists Ankle In Mobile Exhibition
First baseman Lou Gehrig twisted his right ankle while sliding into home as the New York Yankees opened a Southern Association game against the New Orleans Pelicans. The Yankees beat the Tallahassee Club 5 to 2 in the previous day’s action.
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Mobile
Ala
Lou Gehrig
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
New Orleans Pelicans
Lou
Yanks
Tallahassee
Dodgers Defeat Tigers in Exhibition Sweep
The Brooklyn Dodgers swept their three game exhibition series with the Detroit Tigers in Clearwater Florida. Yesterday Brooklyn defeated Detroit 4 to 2 behind Van Singe Mungo. The team prepares to face the Boston Red Sox in today’s game.
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Clearwater
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Van
Mungo
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cardinals Tackle Tigers in Lakeland Spring Tuneup
The St. Louis Cardinals meet the Detroit Tigers in Lakeland Florida as NL pennant favorites aim for a spring win. The Cardinals have won three of six exhibition games against major league opposition this spring.
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Lakeland
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Pirates Thump Padres 10-2 in San Diego
Cy Blanton and Russ Bauers pitched for the Pirates as Pittsburgh routed the San Diego Padres 10-2 in a spring exhibition game played in San Diego. The win showcased strong offense and solid pitching for the visitors.
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Cal
Lpi
Cy Blanton
Russ Bauers
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
Cubs Defeat Sox 1-0 On Rip Collins Homer
In Yuma Arizona on April 3 the Chicago Cubs defeated the Chicago Sox 1-0. Rip Collins hit the solo homer in the fifth inning to end the Sox nine game winning streak.
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aAriz
Chicago Sox
Chicago Cubs
Rip Collins
Davis Cup bus in Brookline threat sparks clash
The speaker warns opponents will target major events, saying, if they win the current doubles title, the next target could be the Brookline classic, highlighting tensions around Davis Cup related politics and scheduling.
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Brookline
Mass
Gas House Gang Men Clash With Newspaper Writers in hotel lobby
In a St Louis hotel lobby fight, the Gas House Gang clashed with two reporters Jack Miley of the New York Daily News and Irv Kupcinet of the Chicago Daily Times after a Cardinals Reds game. Dizzy Dean retreated when the brawl erupted and later refused Kupcinet’s fight challenge.
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New York Daily News
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Kupeinet
Chicago Daily Times
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Kupcinet
Dizzy
University of North Dakota
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Cincinnati Reds
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Leo Durocher
Pepper Martin
Miley
Mike Gonzales
Frankie Frisch
Frank
Frisch
House May Enter Court Battle
Washington April 3 House members weighing entry into a broader clash over Roosevelt judiciary plan consider bringing up the Sumners bill next week. The measure would allow prompt government intervention in lower court cases with constitutional questions and direct appeal to the Supreme Court from federal districts. The bill has been pending since February under Hatton W. Sumners who delayed action at the president's request.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
Sumners
Supreme Court
Hatton W. Sumners
Judiciary Committee
New Barley Variety Yields Big Crop in Iowa Tests
Iowa experiment station shipped a new unnamed barley variety to farmers for trials. Developed by L. C. Burnett of the Iowa Agricultural Station, it averaged 53.27 bushels per acre across seven tests, outyielding Velvet at 44.03 bu/acre.
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Ames
Tia
Iowa
State Experiment Station
L. C. Burnett
Iowa Agricultural Station
Marlborough's Gifts Amid Early 18th Century Conflicts
In late 17th and early 18th century warfare, Britain’s Duke of Marlborough showed courteous conduct toward enemy Marshal Villars. he sent occasional gifts of wine and game during campaigns against the French.
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Duke of Marlborough
Marshal Villars
Schott To Take Mound For Reds Against Senators
In Tampa on April 3 Gene Schott was slated to start seven innings for the Cincinnati Reds versus the Washington Senators with Johnny Vander Meer finishing the exhibition. Cincinnati had beaten St. Louis 7 to 6 yesterday as Lee Grissom and Billy Myer led the comeback, Grissom allowing three hits in six innings and Myers driving in four. Cuyler, sidelined by a broken cheekbone, was flown back to Cincinnati to rest.
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Fla
Gene Schott
Cincinnati Reds
Washington Senators
Charley Dressen
Schott
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Lee Grissom
Billy Myera
Reds
Grissom
Lloyd (Whitey) Moore
Moore
Myers
Nate Andrews
Bill McGee
Kiki Cuyler
Alex Kampouris
Fun cafe scuffle ends in fatal skull fracture in Campo
Charles Smith and Virgil Fuller argued over a dinner check in Campo. Fuller shoved Smith head first to the cafe floor, causing Smith’s death from a skull fracture. In separate notes, Dalton Roberts Jr. gets probation after claiming to flee “sponging-in-laws” from Guthrie Oklahoma, and Russell Lane is convicted of robbery with juror influence revealed in Dallas.
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Colo
Charles Smith
Virgil Fuller
Fuller
Smith
Denver
Dalton Roberts, Jr
Guthrie
Okla
Dallas
Tex
Russell Lane
Kansas City
Lane
T. B. Porter
Henry King
Grant’s rebirth and the sad man’s defences
The passage notes Grant's early struggles and repeated efforts to make a living before he found his footing again. It describes how he developed defenses of patience and sympathy to cope with the world, even apologizing once for not offering battle on a given day.
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Allence
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