Hudlin Twirls Tribe to 10-4 Win Over Pels
Cleveland downed New Orleans 10-4 in an exhibition game as Whitirs Hudlin pitched six innings and struck out 12. Johnny Hodapp led the offense with two doubles and a single, driving in three runs while Conklin and Perrin surrendered two wild pitches and four walks contributing to the Pelicans’ two-run tally. Powers led the visitors with a triple as Oldman and Powers joined the ball in hospital news. final game set for tomorrow with Walker and Lefr Fehr slated for relief.
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Chi Amateur Leads North South Golf Tourney
Chicago amateur Dawson held a three stroke lead in the North and South Amateur Championship at Pinehurst North Carolina. He fired a 72 after a 37 on the front and 35 back. Ryerson Cooperstown Smith and Somerville tied for second. Voigt Forbes Wilson and others followed in the field.
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ce—Tohmys Dawson
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Dawson
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Cooperstown
Kenah Smith
Raleist
VN. C
Ross Somerville
Wenden
Oni
George Voigt
Sorth Hills
L. I
Forbes K. Wilson
Yaie
Ohio Relays to Feature 200 Schools from Around Nation
In Columbus Ohio officials anticipate a large fast field for the Ohio Relays set for May 2 and 3 with entries from universities colleges and high schools nationwide. The meet gains prominence in the indoor and outdoor carnival circuit and will serve as a final test following Texas Kansas Penn and Drake events previously held this season.
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Sally
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Hornsby 10 Rejoins Cubs Today
Hornsby returns to the Chicago Cubs after a Chicago doctor’s report on his injured heel. He spent a few hours at home in St Louis for precautionary measures before rejoining the team for spring training and the opener of the National League season.
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Primo Carnera Prepares for California Debut
In Los Angeles on April 8 Primo Carnera the 275 pound Italian fighter is set to debut in Southern California at the Olympic Auditorium. He faces Nettisby a 293 pound challenger in a ten round bout as Carnera trains amid fanfare and strong local media hype.
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Vprimo Carrera
California
Olympic Auditorium
Nettisby
George Godfrey
Slater
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Garnera
Lisby
International Competition Threatens U S Athletics Supremacy
In 1930 international contests threaten the United States hold on global sports supremacy. France already holds the Davis Cup and England leads world records in planes and automobiles. Americans face potential losses across tennis, boxing, golf, speed boating, boating, and track as Britain and France mount strong challenges while the US readies teams for Walker Cup, Davis Cup, and Empire meet competition.
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Seniors Take Early Lead in Interclass Track Meet at Ely Stadium
Senior athletes dominate Day One events at Ely Stadium with wins in sprint, mile, shot put, discus, high jump, and pole vault. Fleming, Hail, Horan, and Blakely lead Juniors and Sophomores as wind limits some events while about 2,500 competitors are expected across the two-day meet.
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Griffiths Hustles to Regain Prestige in Fight Return
In Chicago on April Se Griffiths known as Tuffy battles Jack Gagnon after a costly loss in Philadelphia. He weighs in heavier than expected and vows renewed speed and power as promoter plans a Sioux City and Chicago staging, aiming to revive his standing. Ongoing plans include a potential bout with Cito Porat amid promoter interest and a managed training rebuild.
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Philadelphia
Jack Gagnon
Tuffy Grifith
Gegnor
Tuffr
Jack Sherkey
Scott
Sioux City
Montgomery
Jack O'Keefe
Chen
Gagnon Arein
Montgomery Tonich
Gagtan
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Tai
Gagnon
Cito Porat
Keansburg swimmer wins two titles at Park Central pool
Lea of Keansburg maintained an undefeated record by winning the 151-yard medley and 10-yard stroke events at the professional swimming championships in New York Park Central Fore. Her close rival Zthei Hertle, former world champion, placed second in both events and tied for the 440-yard free. George Ross, men's professional champion, won the 169-yard free style, and Bill Goil of New York captured the 36-yard medley and 206-yard breast stroke titles.
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Lea
Keansburay
Imacor
Metiro
Mmgoor
Park
Zthei Hertle
Newes
Ciererce Ross
Bill Goil
York
Pacific Coast Nines Open 28th Coast League Season
The Pacific Coast League begins its 28th season with four California openers. San Francisco hosts Seattle while Los Angeles meets Portland, Oakland hosts Hollywood, and the San Francisco Missions face Sacramento at the state capital.
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Seattle
Portland
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Hollywood
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Gene Stanton Wins Ten Round Decision in Columbus
Gene Stanton of Cleveland won a ten round decision over Ray Vegas of the Navajo tribe here last night. Stanton controlled the fight, taking seven rounds. A preliminary between Clink George of Chillicothe and Bob Grenshaw of Columbus provided the best action, with George winning the six round bout.
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Ray Vegas
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Chillicothe
Bob Grenshaw
Bowling leaders crowned in 30th Americana Classic title
The 30th Americana Bowling Congress concluded after 30 days of competition with 12,000 bowlers from 279 cities. D Graff and Sons of Kalamazoo won the five-man team title and $1009. Larry Shotwell of Covington Ky. captured the singles crown with 774 and $300. Jimmy Divine and Gary Heap won doubles at 1338, while George Morrison of Chicago set all time marks with a 1985 nine-game total and earned $175.
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Gary Heap
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W. Hlecz
P. Butler
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George Morrison
Bilis Knox
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Powell Knocks Luompkin Out In Fourth Round Fight
Ironton Ohio April 8 Dick Powell stopped Rovi Lempkin in the fourth round of an eight round grudge match after a 2 draw in the opener. Powell's sharp combinations grounded Luomkin who stayed on the ropes until a final knock out. Luomkin had learned his wife Edith sued for divorce ten hours earlier.
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Ritticisms and Ghosts Haunt Cubs After World Series
Howard Ezhnke explains his success with a shade bail on the Chicago team while lingering doubts about Tom Heenty and past prospects in South Africa suspect the Cubs. The text hints at unresolved tensions and possible missteps from the diamond ventures.
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Cubs
Bold Bucs Battle Giants In Early Season Outlook
Lorain boxing notes tease Al Taylor defending against Benny Gershe at Lorain Antlers Auditorium with Elyria trio making pro debut bouts. Pirates preview highlights Donie Bush successors Jewel Ens era as Giants and Pirates vie for top NL spots with Waner Traynor concerns and aging pitching staff.
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Big Smoky City
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The Boy Bandit of New York Boxing
James J. Johnston, known as Jimmy, is described as a mythic figure in New York boxing circles. The piece portrays him as a psychologist rather than sorcerer, claiming he boosts fighters' confidence and directs their minds to exceed expectations. He has managed five world champions across divisions, shaping champions through talk and belief rather than occult influence.
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Ight
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Training Camps Report Mixed Baseball News
United Press dispatches from multiple cities summarize spring training results. Cincinnati signs William Lena ies from Reading. Pete Donohue pitches six innings for Cincinnati. St Louis Browns beat Oklahoma City Oilers 14 to 11. Ray Kremer starts for Pirates in Dallas. Harry Rice of Detroit sidelined by a leg injury. St Louis Cardinals aim for second straight win over Rochester. Robins vs Crackers split two games in Atlanta. Babe Ruth’s leg injury limits Yankees progress in Memphis. Ed Roush meets teammates in Terre Haute amid holdout talks. Senators seek third straight win at Winston-Salem. Red Sox arrive in Columbus for matches before Brooklyn series.
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National Amateur Boxing Trials Held in Boston
Eighty two contenders competed in the National Amateur Boxing Championships at the Boston Arena under the Boston AA. Tonight 32 second and third bouts cut the field of four to two dollars in semi finals and finals set for Wednesday. Angus Muller's one round KO of Jack Silvester stood out as a notable upset in the 126 pound class.
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National A A U Track Championships Postponed?
The Amateur Athletic Union polls member groups on delaying the national track and field championships in Pittsburgh from July 4 to August 15 to allow U S athletes to enter a late August meet against a British Empire team without breaking training.
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