Derby Dreams From Earl Sande At Belmont Park
Jockey Earl Sande talks of returning to the saddle at Belmont Park as he trains two horses, Resurrection and St Stephens, hoping to win a Kentucky Derby he trained for H W Howard. He reflects on past Derby wins and his wish to break Isaac Murphy's tie.
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Sir Barton
Zev
Gallant Fox
Churchill Downs
St. Stephens
Ladysman
Henry McLemore
United Press
York
Earl Sande
Lone Combers
Belmont Park
Sande
Great Park
Resurrection
Isaac Murphy
Top Flight
Whitney Farm
Earl
Churchill
Tye
Yankees Should Retain A L Pennant But A s And Senators Loom Strong
The piece argues the 1933 American League race will be a tight three way battle led by the Yankees. It notes aging stars Babe Ruth Earl Combs Joe Sewell and Tony Lazeri may falter but reserves lessen risk. Philadelphia is favored to finish second behind New York with strong rosters and power in reserve.
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Yankees
A. L. Pennant
A’s
Senators
William Britt
Central Press
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Yanks
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
New Yorks
Babe Kuti
Earl Combs
Joe Sewell
Tony Lazeri
Avon High Seeks Fourth Straight Track Title at Oberlin
Avon High School aims for a fourth consecutive Lorain County Class B crown in the April 28 meet at Oberlin College Stadium. Avon faces Columbia and Avon Lake, with Columbia viewed as top threat. Fish and teammates spearhead Avon’s bid after last year’s standout performances and county record in discus.
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Avon High
Oberlin College Stadium
E. L. Bailey
Avon
Columbia
Avon Lake
Avon High School
E. A. Scammon
Lorain County
Bob Painter
Fish
Mittendorf
Wysocki
Detzel
Scammon
Urig
Dechant
Stumphauser
Brown
Schuster
McCutcheon
Holmes
Oberlin College
Clymer to Assist in Ohio Grid drills
Roy B. Clymer former Ohio State gridder and Elyria High coach will assist Head Coach Sam Willaman in spring practice of the Ohio State University eleven starting Monday. He will reside at the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house during his Columbus stay for the week-long drills.
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Columbus
Roy B. Clymer
Ohio State
Elyria High School
Sam Willaman
Ohio State University
Clymer
Phi Delta Theta
Hinchman Seeks Ohio Letter In Fourth Sport
Columbus, Ohio April 7 Lew Hinchman captain of the 1932 Ohio State football team and Buckeye basketball member may win a varsity golf letter, making him the second OSU athlete to earn four letters. He already has three seasons on football, two basketball letters, and one in baseball, with Chic Harley the only prior OSU athlete to win letters in four sports.
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Columbus
Upy
Lew Hinchman
Ohio State
Buckeye
Hinchman
Charles “Chic
Harley
Grid Players Meet Today At Elyria High
Aspirants for berths on Elyria High School's 1922 grid edition receive instructions today about the opening of spring football practice set for Mondays, April 17. Athletic Director Roy Clymer calls the meeting after school. participation cards will be issued to candidates.
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Elyria High School
Roy Clymer
Pehool
Ambition Results From United Press Reported Delays
Ambition results show trains and scores with numerous errors and weather-related postponements. The report lists Chicago, Louisville, St. Louis, Little Rock, and Springfield results with partial times and several misprints. Severe weather caused several events to be postponed or rescheduled.
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United Press
New York
Detrai Ay Pittebureh
Chicago
Train Times
Louisville
St. Louis
Y St. Louie
Tormatoe
Aliany
Musebeck Double-Arch Wear-Straight Shoes Advert
Musebeck shoes promise comfort and foot protection with patented features. The ad claims Musebeck support, alignment benefits, and foot health advantages marketed by Vestal.
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Musebeck
Foul Shooting Tourney Won By Gene Myers
Gene Myers star of Elyria High Lightweight team won the foul shooting tournament held at the school in an elimination contest. He defeated Dodsley in the finals by making 22 of 25 shots while Dodsley made 18 of 25. Myers finished 76 of 80 and Dordsley 77 of 90. Davies won the consolation by defeating Tommy Sinan with about thirty participants in all.
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Gene Myers
Elyria High
Myers
Carl Dodsey
Dadsley
Dodsley
Dordsley
Davies
Tommy Sinan
Elberts Wins Foul Shooting Tourney at Y
Elyria High star Gus Elberts captured Class A in the YMCA foul shooting contest with 55 of 40 tries. Howard Pick took second with 35, Banick and Guthman tied for third with 32, Bakos Koviak and Gurney tied for fifth with 26. Stan Davies led Class B with 21 of 25, Schnaak second with 29, Dombrowski and Davis tied for third with 19, Williams and Thompson tied for fifth with 18. Sieminski won Class C with 12 of 20, Gutowski second with 11, Hall Overdeer Long and Black had 10 each. A total of 146 competed. Elbert also won last year’s B tourney.
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Gus Elberts
Elyria High
Schnaak
Dombrowski
Davis
Williams
Thompson
S. Sieminski
Gutowski
Hall
Overdeer
Long
Black
Elbert
Spying on Sports reveals oddities from early athletics
Editor notes uncover quirky sports facts ranging from long boxing matches and first year pennants to standout athletes and unusual records. Highlights include Bowen Burke 119 rounds, Wilson coaching football, and Goldsmith Maid’s farm-to-fortune rise with $364 000 in winnings.
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Joe Doakes
West Whataboutit
New Foolishness
St. Pate
Hossy Radbourne
Providence
RN. L
Rockford
William Stettsline
Phillies
Cluc
Inah
Andy Bowen
John Burke
New Orleans
Jimmy Barry
Jack McAnchife
Jim Jeffries
Sullivan
John J
Jim
Jack
Dave
Mike
Kid
Spike
Tom
Yankee
Penn Relay Carnival Draws Big Entry List
Philadelphia April 7 224 colleges and schools sent in entries for the 9th annual University of Pennsylvania relay carnival at Franklin Field starting April 28. The entries include 125 high schools 31 preparatory schools 17 elementary schools and seven parochial schools indicating a full field.
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Philadelphia
University of
Indianapolis Pitcher Shoveling Dirt For Training
Young Bill Thomas hailed as the Indians' most promising pitcher trained in 1932 by shoveling dirt at Percy Steadium for a day rate of one and a half dollars. He worked six weeks before spring camp at French Lick after a Knoxville stint, posting 12 victories and six losses for Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bill Thomas
Indianapolis Indians
Thomas
Percy
Steadium
French Lick
Knoxville
No Place Hitters Sayings From Bucky Harris About Cronin
Bucky Harris argues there are no true place hitters left. He cites Joe Cronin as the best current option, though not as strong as past greats. Harris recalls Eddie Foster as the best place hitter he ever saw.
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Bucky Harris
Detroit
Joe Cronin
Joe
Eddie Foster
American League Forecast Update Summary
In the latest forecast the New York teams top the standings with New York and Philadelphia leading. Detroit is shown with Cleveland close behind while Chicago St Louis and Boston occupy mid to lower positions.
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New York
Phila'phia
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
St Louis
St. Louis
Boston
Baseball Prospectus: AL Division Contenders and Finish Outlook
Analysis predicts Detroit with a strong new group leads the pack while Cleveland, Washington, and Detroit defend top slots. Chicago, St. Louis, and Boston battle for the rear, with Chicago favored for seventh and Boston ending last. Al Simmons cited as a key Red Sox obstacle.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Baton
Red Sox
al Simmons
Bosco Leads Lorain Bowlers to World Title Defense
Ohio bowler Steve Bosco starred in Detroit action with a 1000 total in singles, finishing ninth. Lorain team members, part of the Ohio delegation, posted strong scores in AABC events, with Held Funeral Directors and Dow Chocolates placing high in five-man team standings.
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Sohio Ethyl
Dayton
Ohio
Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Lorain
Steve Bosco
Bosco
Funeral Directors
Columbus
Dow Chocolates
Lockport
Burke Opticians
South Bend
Ind
A. RB. C
M. Stefanik
D. Pomnein
A. Pollock
B. Black
Alex Black
Joe Simon
Johnny Jenkins
George Forester
Hal Schafer
E. Riffle
K. Bentley
Roy Ellis
Clyde Hillyer
1. Pompein
Steve Bozco
J. Jenkins
G. Forester
HH. Schafer
T. Bentley
R. Ellis
OH Hillver
Five Man Standings Reach Wide Roster in Opticians Meet
A dense list of contestants and teams appears in the five man standings for the Opticians event. Names such as Bartek, Bartk, Dewy Hocolates, and Bur sh Foker are noted alongside cities like Milwaukee, South Bend, Detroit, and Cleveland. The fragmentary text hints at a federation event with multiple participants and locations, including G. Aunkerer and Eric Johnson among others, implying a regional competition with varied entrants.
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Flaic Opticians
Louis Bete
Okieg
Opticians
South Reid
Young Coca Cola
A. Graham
Dover Dividual
T. Trewitt
Erie
Milewrickee
AL Tomnents
Cleveland
Set Dates For Public Links Women's Tourney
Akron Ohio April 7 announcement sets July 10 week for Ohio Public Links women golfers to vie for a spot in the Ohio Women's Golf Championship. The state is divided into five districts with five representatives each advancing to the championship.
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Akron
Ohio
Public Links
Toledo Harness Race Program Names 165 Entrants for Grand Circuit
One hundred sixty five trotters and pacers were named for the Toledo Driving Club's grand circuit races at Fort Miami from July 10 to 15. Features include the Peninsular Farm stake for three-year-olds and a handicap free-for-all with Mac-I-Win among entrants. Notables such as Dr H M Parshall and J J Mooney are listed among attending horsemen.
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Toledo
Igpre
Paie
Toledo Driving Club
Fort Miami
Ohio
Peninsular Farm
Ehuries
Wittner
Miss Killy
Zombie Hanover
Calumet Adams
Toll Gate
Guy the Tramp
Joe Lewis
Winnipeg
H. M. Parshall
Urbana
Ben: White
Lexington
W. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Stacy Smith
Newark
N. J
William Hodson
Pinehurst
Walter Cox
Goshen
N. Yir
Crock
P. Clement
Elyria
J. J. Mooney
Fremont
Bowl Match Tonight On Knights of Columbus Alleys
The second and final bout in a home and home series features Johnny Banick and Eddie Kanolic of Elyria and Fordham and Krumbar of Sandusky. Five games to decide the series, with Sandusky leading by 63 pins after the first block. Match starts at 8:30 p.m.
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Johnny Banick
Eddie Kanolics
Elyria
Fordham
Krumbar
Sandusky
Knights of Columbus
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