Sarazen and Wood Meet Today In Augusta Playoff
Gene Sarazen and Craig Wood meet in a playoff for the Augusta National title as both contenders clash after Wood's 282 in regulation. Sarazen needed a 33 on the final round and pulled off a remarkable double eagle on the par five 17th to fuel the suspense as the crowd watched a wedding anniversary celebration and a tense finish unfold.
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Gene
Saragen Schfeden Owas
Stonce Tolas
Saratons
Jones
Berenbaum to face Schlude in Table Tennis Final
CHICAGO April 6 Abe Berenbaum of New York will meet Mark Schlude of St. Louis tonight for the Table Tennis championship of the United States. Berenbaum defeated Jimmy McClure of Indianapolis in a marathon match 21-9 26-22 8-10 21-17 lasting 2 hours 49 minutes, said to be the longest Pat-Pat tourney contest. Schlude advanced by defeating Bob Blattner, St. Louis, 21-16 15-21 18-28 25-21.
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Chicago
Abe Berenbaum
New York
Mark Sehlaude
St. Louis
Tromight
United States
Berenbaum
Jimmy McClure
Indianapolis
Lchlude
Bob Blattner
New York State Teams Roll At Syracuse
New York State teams take charge at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Syracuse New York. Budweiser team from St Louis moved to third with 2986. Doubles lead by Joe Peck and Tour Svoma at Cicero Ti with 290. Chess singles led by Ed Johnson with 867.
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Noy
New York State
American Bowling Congress
Budweiser
St. Luiis
Age Sreenie Oof
Harry Frederic
Joe Peck
Tour Svoma
Cicero
Ed Johnson
Montgomery County Board Grants Jock v Cink Race Permit
The Montgomery County Agricultural Board approved a permit for the Lasten Jock v Cink club to hold a snoring racing meeting at the Fairgrounds with plans for a that may extend to a day meet in June. Other items mention the Yankees and Crackers teams in unrelated notes.
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Montgomery County Agriculural Board
Jock
Cink
Fairgrounds
Staly
Elyria Bowlers Struggle in Inter-City Tournament
In the twentieth annual inter-city bowling meet at Mansfield Recreation on March 1 and 2, Elyria bowlers finished poorly. The Inter-City Cowl kewlers, from the City League, placed ninth in five-man events. Ed Wilco stood 36th and Art Kehnert 52nd in singles. Every twenty year record was smashed in the tourney.
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Elvria
Mansfield Recreation
City League Managers Meet at Elyria Hardware
Elyria City League managers gather tonight at the Elyria Hardware starting at 7:50. Attendance is requested for several important discussion items to be considered.
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Elyria City League
Elyria Hardware
Selkirk and Hill Battle for Ruth's Outfield Job
During spring training in Merida George Selkirk a former New York Yankee competes with Jesse Hill for Babe Ruth’s former outfield berth. Manager McCarthy will announce the regular starter after the training contest.
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George Selkirk
New York, N. Y
New York Yankees
Babe Ruth
Merida
Jesse Hill
McCarthy
Campbell to Open Season in Right Field for Tribe
Campbell to start opening day in right field for the Cleveland Indians against the St. Louis Browns, with Walter Johnson undecided on regular vs alternate duty for AB Wright. Mel Harder expected to pitch the opener as Cleveland’s hurlers push through spring exhibitions into a multi-city slate before tackling St. Louis.
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Tribe
Nashville
Tenn
Bruce Campbell
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
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Walter Johnson
Johnson
AB Wright
Mel Harder
New York Giants
Kingsport
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Cleveland
Indians
Giants
Gastonia
N. C
Hickory
Richmond
Polo Grounds
St. Louis
Fred Perry Denies Slugging Ex-Fighter After Fight Claim
Hollywood April reports claimed tennis star Fred Perry slugged ex-prizefighter Joe Benjamin after a remark about American champions. Perry said he recalled a cigarette being thrown, turned away, and walked out. Benjamin admitted a confrontation and claimed Perry boasted of past titles.
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Hollywood
Uri
Joe Benjamin
Cate
Benjamin
Marian Nixon
Jack Dempsey
Keely
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Dempsey
Ruth Leads Braves To Win Over Newark Club
The Boston Braves defeated the Newark International League Club 10 to 8 as Babe Ruth ended a scoring slump with two home runs. His first shot thrilled the Bleacherites, and his second long homer sailed over the stands to seal the win. Bases were empty on both clouts.
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Boston Braves
Dayton Team Wins Ohio Rifle Pistol Crown
Daytonbased National cash register team captured the Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association championship in Columbus scoring 1142 of 1200. Findlay Rifle and Pistol Club placed second with 1141, while Tusco Rifle Club of Urichsville and New Philadelphia won the league champions match at 1417 of 1500. Zeppelin Rifle Club of Akron won the club team match with 1061 of 1200.
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Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association
Findlay Rifle and Pistol Club
Tusco Rifle Club
Urichsville
New Philadelphia
Zeppelin Rifle Club
Akron
Northern Ohio League Opens Season May 5
The Northern Ohio League will open its schedule May 5 with Canton Alliance and either Mansfield or Massillon as home teams. The decision was made here today as the playing schedule was adopted, with plans outlined at Youngstown next Sunday.
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Mansfield
Massillon
Youssstown
Lyons Pasture Parley Hits Four Horses at Longchamp
An unnamed bettor wagered 50 francs to win and 59 to place on a four-horse parley at Longchamp. Perseis Hanoi Rentenmark and Folle Passion all finished first, amounting to a total of 481.542 francs (5S. 18177).
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Rentenmark
Folle Passion
Longchamp
North Carolina Tract Wild Fowl Refuge
Washington announces an executive order designating a 50,906 acre Lake Mattamuskeet Wildlife Refuge in Hyde County North Carolina for restoration to waterfowl under the Bureau of Biological Survey Program. Drainage work done years ago failed. government funds under the FEA retire submarginal lands and the lake bed will be purchased with hopes the lake rehydrates naturally.
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Lake Mattamuskeet
Hyde County
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Bureau of Biological Survey
Atlantic
FEA
Baseball and boxing notes from Elyria sports roundup
Ralph Nichols will not manage the Bittner Funeral Home baseball club this season likely handing the reins to Herman Klein. George Smith may back Hi-Speed Gas, with Smitty returning to shortstop if not. Johnny Yucka and Mike Skryp lead pitching for the Morticians alongside Ken Smith, while Skryp’s still got tricks to fool Tri County League batters. Chuck Hupp signed for Sherman Harmon’s Pure Protection Life Insurance softball squad as crowds at Rialto Theatre matches face dressing-room restrictions.
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Ralph Nichols
Bittner Funeral Home
Herman
Juicy) Klein
George Smith
Hi- Speed Gas
Smitty
Bittners
Johnny Yucka
Elyria City
Lash
Chuck Hupp
Sherman O. Harmon
Pure Protection Life Insurance
Rialto Theatre
Bill Woodin
Hughes Provision
Prince Mahalakis
Buck Weaver
Rialto
Dan Morris
A A U Swimmers To Invade Japan For 1936 Olympics
New York April report on the American Amateur Swimming Union's plan to form a 14 man team to challenge Japan for the 1936 Olympic Games. Key figures include Jack Medica Ralph Flanagan and John Macionis with coach Robert Kinbuth in charge. The squad will be cut to 14 after the national outdoor meet in July. Medica recently set a world 300 yard record in the A A U meet, boosting hopes for the U S team.
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Japan
Fom
Rovert
Kinbuth
Yale
AL A. U
Jack Medica
University of Washington
Jack Gilhula
Tetroit
University of Southern California
Ralph Flanagan
Miami
John Macionis
Johnny Weissmiler
Mexica
Githwin
Sik
Adolph Keifer
Lake Shore A. C
Dan Zehr
Northwestern University
Fort Warne
Ind
Albert Vande Weghe
Newark
N. J
George Kojac
Medica
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Echoes Old Magazine Style
A dense list of crossword clues and partial answers appears, with scattered letter patterns and possible definitions. Several entries mention personal names, places, and abbreviations, hinting at an era of puzzle pages and quickly jotted solutions.
Baer Arrives in New York From Chicago in Bright Welcome
Heavyweight champ May Baer lands in Gotham after a Chicago stop. Fans cheer as the boxing figure heads toward a spring title bid. The trip from Chicago covers roughly eighteen hundred eighty miles across the United States.
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Windy City
May Baer
Gotham
New York
Chicago
West Tech Tracksters Triumph Over Crimson Flyers in Meet
West Tech defeated Elyria’s Crimson Flyers 73 2 3 to 19 1 3 on the West Tech oval as Joe Scott led scoring with wins in the hurdles and high jump while Art Lindow and Jim Duffy posted double victories. Elyria’s Scott and Lugas had strong showings, and Mike Zelazo emerged as a promising jumper with a 20 feet 1 2 inches broad jump.
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Art Lindow
Jim Duffy
West Tech
Crimson Flyers
Elyria
Joe Scott
Techers
Scott
Lugas
Mayer
Cleveland
Mike Zelazo
Tech
Sixth Streeters
Cliff
Johnny
Smiths
Chuck Decker
Jack
Ward
Toledo
Duffy
Ladies Head Pin Bowling Tourney Set At Knights of Columbus
Mrs Margaret Henke announced a ladies head pin bowling tournament to be held tomorrow evening on the Knights of Columbus slides. Several prizes will be awarded. The first matches start tomorrow at 7 o clock.
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Knights of Columbus
Margaret Henke
Tri County Loop Plans Tonight Meeting With Lorain County
Tri County and Lorain County class B baseball leagues hold reorganization meetings at Rivina Y M C A. Tri County Seasons class A will convene at ?00 and Lorain County managers meet at 7 30. Attendees invited by Rudy Ebinger Lorain secretary of both circuits.
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Lorain
Gehrig to Attend Testimonial as Baseball Eye Rolls to Season
United Press reports in sport column discuss Lou Gehrig attending a nine foot bat testimonial dinner on April 14. Other items note Dick Hanley taking a coaching post in Manhattan, King Levinsky challenging Joe Louis for 25000, and various boxing wrestling and baseball notes including Dazzy Vance and Harry Eisenstat in Brooklyn, Burleigh Grimes in Bloomington, plus weather and pitching plans for the Giants.
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United Press
EW York
Lou Gehrig
Dick Hanley
Northwestern University
Manhattan
King Levinsky
Joe Louis
Oxford
Dazzy Vance
Harry Eisenstat
Brooklyn
Hilliard Fann
Reb Russell
eax-Northewestern
Colony
Danno O’mahoney
Chief Little Wolf
Burleigh Grimes
Bloomington
Branch Rickey
Burleigh
Memphis
Tenn
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Bill Terry
Buckeye Race Ass'n Plans Big Season
Green ville Ohio April 8 tentative plans for harness racing at Greenville Marion and Columbus the last three weeks in July were made here as the Ohio Short Ship Racing Association was disbanded and replaced by the Buckeye Short Ship Racing Association Edwin T Keller Cincinnati secretary said the Buckeye will be organized permanently for 1936 to include seven or eight cities Columbus Greenville Urbana Springfield and Marion assured membership Flint Michigan may enter
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Marion
Columbus
Ohio Short Ship Racing Association
Buckeye Short Ship Racing Association
Edwin T. Keller
Cincinnati
Buckeye
Urbana
Springfield
Flint
Mich
Exhibition results from United Press summaries game list
A series of exhibition results reports varied scores for Buffalo Brooklyn Boston Newark Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Atlanta New York New Orleans Toledo and other teams. Several games were canceled due to rain and the second Toledo at New Orleans confrontation is noted with a 2 to 1 or similar unclear score.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Newark
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Toledo
New Orleans i
Reds Exhibition Sketch About April Matchup
Tony Freitas was set to pitch for the Cincinnati Reds versus Alvin Crouder and the Detroit Tigers in an exhibition game. The clubs were rained out yesterday at Charlotte.
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Columbia
Tony Freitas
Cincinnati Reds
Vidar
Alvin Crouder
Detroit Tigers
Chatioie
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