Amateur boxing card at Lorain town show raises questions
A local boxing card drew scrutiny from the boxing commission over remarks by Johnny Jezewski and Johnny Pander. The event featured several pro bouts and a mix of amateur fighters, with concerns about fairness and matchmaking amid a lively crowd.
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Reds Send Bluege To Columbus
Otto Bluege, 22, owned by the Cincinnati Management, is sent to Columbus by the Reds for emergency shortstop. He is brother of Bluege, infielder with the Boston club. Weil, president of the national club, released Bluege when Columbus needed a strong defensive shortstop. With Peoria last season, Bluege hit .313 and fielded .934.
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Michigan coach cites 40 percent cut in college athletics
SHINGTON April 14. A 40 per cent blow to college athletic receipts is reported by Yost, veteran University of Michigan athletic director. He testifies before a Senate appropriations committee opposing an admissions tax in the pending venue bill. He says football is the only sport with solid income and that only 35 colleges can sustain football programs.
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Wightman Cup Team Announced For 1932 Trip
The United States Lawn Tennis Association announced the 1932 Wightman team four of five defending champions return including Mrs. Helen Wills Moody captain Miss Helen Jacobs Mrs Lawrence A Harper and Miss Sarah Palfrey. The squad will challenge Great Britain at Wimbledon June 10 and 11 and play in the English championships June 20 to July 2.
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Cubs Seek Outfielder From Cincinnati Reds
Chicago April 14 William Veeck Cubs president returned to Chicago after a conference with Sid Ney Weil Reds president about acquiring Reds outfielders. Reds reportedly open to parting with Crabtree Roettger or Douthit but decline Hafey or Herman.
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Cardinals Rally Past Pirates in Ninth Inning Surge
In St Louis at Sportsman's Park the 4001 champion Cardinals rallied from four runs down in the ninth to beat the Pirates 9 to 8. Frank Frisch delivered a key hit drive in the late scoring spree as Collins Martin Gelhert Adams and Watkins contributed singles to cap the rally. Pirates pitcher Lloyd Waner had three doubles in defeat.
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St Agnes Alumni Edge All Stars In Overtime Thriller
St Agnes Alumni edged the All Stars 13 to 11 in overtime after a rally to knot the score late. The All Stars fed steadily and held the lead much of the game on the St Agnes floor last evening.
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Babe Dye and the Shamrocks ethics showdown in hockey
Central Press reports Babe Dye faced a hard choice as Chicago Shamrocks manager. He let Cap Brydson leave for a wedding while the team needed one win for the title. Dye was fired by Tom Shaughnessy for weakening the team pre title. Brydson suspended. Shamrocks still won the crown.
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Elyria Lorain Avon Track Meet Set Saturday
Elyria High coach W L Vaughn reshaped the schedule as Akron West withdrew from a planned triangular meet at Ely Stadium. The rearranged event will be held Saturday at Recreation Stadium Lorain starting at 2 pm with Lorain and Avon as opponents. The Flashes face a difficult practice week due to bad weather but hope to train today and tomorrow for the Lorain Avon meet.
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Sports Parade Preview Highlights and Hums of 1930s Baseball
United Press reports playful glimpses from a sports parade. Mentions Rene Lacoste Davis Cup plans, Eleanor Holm, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth, Benny Leonard, Georges Carpentier, and a future look at Cincinnati with Babe Herman at Ebbets Field. Also notes Uncle Wilbert Robinson starting a cattle ranch in Dover Hill and a throwback line about the 1883 Boston Nationals.
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Yesterday and Today's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show Cleveland 6 over Detroit, and St. Louis 9 to Pittsburgh 8 with Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2. Today's games pair Cleveland at Detroit, St. Louis at Chicago, New York at Philadelphia, and Washington at Boston. A note lists minor league accolades and a humorous Q A about Connie Mack.
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Madison Square Garden Plans New Fight Arena
Madison Square Garden plans a vast arena in Long Island City Queens with an 85 000 seating capacity for fights. Groundbreaking has begun and it will be the second largest in the nation behind Soldinra Field in Chicago, ahead of the Schmel ing Sharkey title bout.
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Indians Edge Tigers In 11th 6 5
Cleveland beats Detroit 6 5 in 11 innings to open the 1932 AL season as Dick Porter, Earl Averill, and Johnny Hodapp among the run producers. Sorrell pitched well for Detroit but costly Indians errors helped plate five runs. Attendance around 12,000 with Willis Hudlin to start next for Cleveland and Whitlow Wyatt for Detroit.
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Ass'n Clubs Hope To Start Today In 1952 Baseball
Four American Association clubs hoped to begin the season today after two idle days due to cold weather. Milwaukee at Toledo and Kansas City at Columbus were postponed yesterday. Banton and Hensick led Minneapolis to a 4 1 victory over Indianapolis as the Colts managed only five hits. St Paul, last year’s champion, was outhit by Louisville but lost 9 to 5 in 11 innings. Bettencourt better.
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Footballer Aims to Win Place with St Louis Browns
A footballer who joined the St Louis Browns several seasons ago could win a spot this year. Larry has batted over .850 in exhibition games and shows a new competitive spirit that was missing previously.
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