Doyle Makes Cubs And Tigers Favorites To Repeat In Major Loops
Jack Borle of New York bets Cubs and Tigers as favorites for repeat in major leagues. Doyle sees four strong clubs in American race with Detroit favored if Simmons returns, Cubs improved after last season, Cards as second choice, Giants and Pirates also in contention.
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Doyle
Cubs
Tigers
George Kirkley
United Press
York
Jack Borle
Broadway
42Nd Street
Chicago Cubs
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Florida
Boston
Cleveland
Dorie
al Simmon Hougeht
White Sox
Dorte
Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Yankees
Indians
Dorle
Desie
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Dean
Frisch
Delancey Mary
Giants
Pirates
Ladies Night at Rialto Theatre Tonight
A large crowd is expected for Dan Morris' wrestling show at the Rialto Theatre on Wednesday night. Main event features Paul Bozzell versus Ernie Schaeffer in two hours two falls to win, with Teddy Waters and Jimmie Lozos set for the semi final. Local talent opens the card at 7:30 p.m. A separate note: I. T. S. and Ruahigs square off in the City Bowling League final at K of C alleys tomorrow.
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Dan Morris
Rialto Theatre
Paul Bozzsil
Black Dragon
Harry
Speedy
St Louis
Hinds
East
Bozzell
Martonio Angelo
Ernie Dugan
Black Panther
Schaeffer
Tougch Okmulgee
Oklahoma Badman
Rialto
VHI
Teddy Waters
Gallup
New Mexico
Jimmie Lozos
Windsor
Ontario
Lozos
Theialto
Namie
Ruaighis of Columbus
K. of C
Jimmie Logos
Elyria
Vill Jain
Logos
Paul Bozzell
Speedy Schaeffer
Steel & Tubes
Grant Allison Clash For Title In River Oaks Tenis Final
Grant of Atlanta and Wilmer Allison of Austin meet in the River Oaks Tennis finals as top Davis Cup prospects. Grant, defending champion, beat J Gilbert Hall 6-2 6-1 6-3, while Allison defeated Hal Surface 6-1 6-4 6-1. Davis Cup players also vie in the men's doubles with Allison and John Van Ryn facing Gene Mako and Donald Budge, the nation’s No. 2 pairing.
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Houston
Rex
K —Bryan
Bing” Grant
Atlanta
Wilmer Allison
Austin
River Oaks
Grant
J. Gilbert Hall
East Orange
Allison
United States
Hal Surface
Kansas City
Davis Cappers
John van Ryn
Philadelphia
Gene Mako
Donald Budge
California
Softball Rule Changes Set For 1956 Season
The joint rules committee of the National Recreation Association issues a single official set of softball rules for 1956. Changes include a 50-foot pitching distance, a 12-inch ball, and a reduced emphasis on windmill deliveries to curb illegal pitching. Umpires gain clearer calls on illegal pitches and deliveries while promoting more action on the field.
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National Recreation Association
Colorado
Michigan
Barner
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Press Service
Memoirs of McLemore and Savannah as Naval Store Center
A wired note from Henry McLemore outlines a planned memoir titled The Memoirs of McLemore or Savannah's Position as a Naval Store Center. He describes a multi-edition release with extravagant Bourgeois and Super-Klassy bindings, odd page designs, and aims to expose celebrity façades through chapter sketches and sensational anecdotes. He hints at memoir chapters on Dizzy Dean, Joe Jacobs, and lawn croquet, concluding with unfinished baseball results and copyright notice.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
EW York
Florida
South
M’siew Henri
McLemore
Savannah
Hapter
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Sieddiastir
Joe Jacobs
Harvard
Max Schmeling
Jacobs
Three
Real Estate Transfers Prepared by The Land Title Co
Real estate transfers dated April 4 1936 recorded by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co include transfers in Sheffield Lake Village Vermilion on the Lake Subdivision Brownheim and Carlisle Townships Eaton and Avon Lake areas. Parties include Tniand Lakes Inc to Lewis Ieco Anna F Crehan Vermilion-on-the-Lake Co to Maude Gilbert H O Nixon to Wm Holt Zeppa Coleman to Marr Cowler Fred J Kirchenbauer to Otto Kirchenbauer Forest Rice to Fred J Mohns Eunice Strahl to Wilbur Strahl and others with undivided or specific lot interests and acreage amounts.
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Land Title Guarantee and Trust CO
Conri Street
Tniand Lakes, Inc
Lewis Ieco. Et al
Wit Lake Breeze
Sheffield Lake
Patrick J. Crehan
Anna F. Crehan
Denison Avenue
Elyria
Vermilion
Rosehill Avenue
Avon Lake Village
Forest Rice
Fred J. Mohns
Huntington Township
Ashland-Oberlin Road
Eunice Strahl
Wilbur P. Strahl
Lake View Allotment
Black River Township
Hollywood Five Wins Olympic Cage Tryouts
Hollywood’s Universal Pictures basketball team dominated the US Olympic tryouts at Madison Square Garden, earning eight places on the squad though one member opted out. The team defeated McPherson Oilers 43 to 24 to avenge a prior loss, with several Universal players named as forwards centers and guards. Thirteen alternates were listed, and the head coach Ralph Bishop was named Olympic coach.
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Henry
United Press
EW York
United States
Berlin
Walter E. Meanweil
Wisconsin
Madison Square Garden
Hollywood
Calif
McPherson, Kan
Oilers
Denver A. A. U
Washington
Oijiers
Wilmerding
Universal
Art Motner
Don Piper
Carl Knowles
Sam Bauer
Frank Lubin
Carl Shr
Duane Swanson
Suards
McPherson Oijers
Francis Johnson
Tex Gibbons
Joe Fokienberry
McPherson
Joe Fortenberry
Fish Game Association Meeting Set For Tomorrow
County Fish and The Lorel Game Association will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening at Day's Hardware Store. The group will discuss leasing land for hunting purposes. The session starts at 8 o'clock and is open to the public.
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County Fish and the Lorel Game Association
Three Cage Rule Changes Made
The National basketball rules committee approved three rule changes in New York on April 6 a 6 foot restraining circle around center for jump balls. Substitutes may talk to teammates on entry. Timeouts increased from three to four. A proposal for four circles at each end to govern jumpoffs was discussed. A.U. and YMCA were not represented demanding equal participation with colleges and high schools.
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New York
National Basketball Rules Committee
Sports Cut Short By Ernie braden
Amateur boxing scene headlines a Cleveland A A U tournament with 31 associations in contention for national titles and Olympic finals spots. Names include Carmen Barth, Jimmie Logos, Teddy Waters, Paul Bozzell, Speedy Schaeffer, and Primo Carnera. The column blends cage and boxing notes with local games, spring training hype, and an odds-on riot scare around the Indians Giants series.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Hawaii
Carmen Barth
Olympic Committee Expels Charles Ornstein From NY Membership
The American Olympic Committee expelled Charles Ornstein of New York for leading the fight to bar states from competing in Olympic games. A heated exchange occurred as Ornstein attacked officials of the American boxing team, sparking charges before he refused to resign and was ejected by a near unanimous vote, with only one dissent.
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Lawson Robertson
Carl Diem
Berlin
New York
Charles L. Ornsten
Bet
Ornstein
Joseph E. Rarcreft
Princeton
A. O
Owens Seeks Three Olympic Titles In 1936 Renewal
Columbus April 6 1936 Jesse Owens the Ohio State star from Cleveland aims to win three events at the Berlin Olympic Games as he seeks a historical trio of victories in the 100 and 200 meter dashes and the broad jump. Owens has set eight world marks in 1935 and tied another and believes outdoor meets may yield new records this season.
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Tommy Devine
United Press
Olumbus
Berlina
Ohio State
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
France
Serkes
Jesse Owens
Cleveland
Jesse
Owens
Ann Arbor
Micn
Play Finals In Augusta Golf Tourney Today
Rain marred finish of the Augusta National Golf Championship. Officials plan to complete on four holes as floods may force changes. Lighthorse Harry Cooper leads with 139 after two rounds, five strokes ahead of Dennis Shute and Bobby Cruickshank at 144.
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Augusta
Harry Cooper
Chicazcan
Denni Shute
Boston
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
McCarthy Reports Poorest Yankees Spring Training in Six Years
In Nashville April 5 Joe McCarthy says Yankees spring training has been the poorest in six years with rain causing game cancellations and no pitcher ready to work a full nine innings. Ben Chapman, after a long holdout, is joining the squad. Giants Indians Exhibition Series Resumes in Sheffield with five wins each and seven games left. Freddy Lindstrom drives Dodgers to 22 3 win over Norfolk on four hits including a homer. Mike Kreevich hits two homers as White Sox top Pirates 19 12 in 40-hit slug fest.
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McCarthy
Nashville
Tenn
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Ben Chapmar
Giants
Indians
Sheffield
Ala
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Bill Terry
Firal
Memphis
Norfolk
Freddy Lindstrom
Reg Stengel
Cub
Brooklyn Dodgers
Lindstrom
Dodézers
Kereevich
Dallas
Tex
Mike Kreevich
Whits Sox
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Hallahan Leads Cardinals Past Houston in Lively Rout
Fourteen thousand fans watched the St Louis Cardinals upend Houston 12 to 4 in a Texas League game. Wild Bill Hallahan worked all nine innings, yielding 11 hits in a dominant outing.
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Hallahan
Houston
Tex
St Louis Cardinals
Wild Bill Hallahan
Nationals Exhibition Washed Out in Chattanooga
Rain washed out the Washington Nationals exhibition game in Chattanooga. Manager Bucky Harris said he will trim the roster to nine pitchers, five outfielders, seven infielders, and two catchers, with pitcher Oronte Weaver and catcher Bill Starr likely sent to a minor league club.
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Raen
Senators
Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington Nationals
Bucky Harris
3Ronte Weaver
Bill Starr
Seven Teams Entered In Ohio State Loop
Mansfield Ohio April 6 final forieir fees posted by seven cities with Class D Ohio State League franchises. Harry Smith Columbus announced continued efforts to secure an eighth car for the league. If unsuccessful one club now holding a place will be dropped. Mansfield Sandusky Canton New Philadelphia Fremont Fostoria and Tiffin represented.
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Mansfield
Harry Smith
Columbus
Sandusky
Canton
New Philadelphia
Fremont
Fostoria
Tiffin
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Yise
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Wise
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West Side Lumber & Coal
U.S
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Eels
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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Bumwat
Fred Perry
Wilmer & Allison
Texas
Mexico
America
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Prtshurzh
5Th St. Garage Ltd
RAMCQ
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LeRoy Haynes
K. Q
Winder
Primo Carera
George Godfrey
Gange
Frank Daley
Cleveland Falcons
Daley
Jack Markle
Syracuse Stars
New York—Giants
Frankie Neil
Charier Grimm
Philadelphia Athletics
Olympic Committee
Port Pitt
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Derrex
Household Finance CO
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Grapefruit League News
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Kennedy
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