Senator McKlyo Sets Sights On Historic Comeback
Senator McKlyo a famed racing gelding once fractured a front leg while warming up in Toledo. Dr E P Clement of this city reports the horse has trained well and aims to return to racing, potentially becoming the first to comeback after such an injury. Ohio breeders also offer Diamond Axworthy, Clement’s zebling, Mac-I Win, and Ankabar in racing comebacks. Mac-I Win is the world’s champion pacer with 1922 season noted.
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Senator McKlyo
E P. Clement
Toledo
Clement
Senator McKtvo
Ohio
Imamond Axworthy
Szelding
Mac- Il-Win
Ankabar
H. M
Doc” Parshall
Urbana
Taxes Block Baer Schmeling Bout In London
Promoter Walter Rothenburg has arranged Wembley Stadium for a world heavyweight title bout between Baer and Schmeling. The plan hinges on signing both fighters. promises include 69 000 pounds to Baer and Schmeling, plus 20 000 to 70 090 pounds entertainment tax, with a 100 000 pound gate. Rumors say German government backing for propaganda purposes, to restore Schmeling’s title for Germany.
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Pondun
Apt
Walter Rothenburg
Germany
Wembley Stadium
van Baer
Maa
Rothenburer
Schmeling
Michigan Track Star In Berkeley Hospital
In Berkeley California April 15 The University of Michigan track team indoor champions left for home without star two miler Neree Alix who is in a Berkeley hospital after breaking two leg bones in a dual meet on Saturday He will be hospitalized for about three weeks California defeated Michigan 74 1 2 to 54 1 2
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Berkeley
Cal
University of Michigan
Neree Alix
Alix
University of California
Steve's Garage Triumph Over Welsh Funeral Home
Steve's Garage defeated Welsh Funeral Home 13 to 7 in a game played yesterday. Battery for Steve's was T Jalonice M Jaiowiec and B Mahi. Burton Sheldon pitched and Streicher caught for Welsh. Sheldon hit a home run for Welsh.
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Steves Garage
T. Jalonice
M. Jaiowiec
B. Mahi
Burton
Sheldon
Streicher
Loughran Dominates Parkley to Win Light Heavyweight Bout
In Lima on April 15, world light heavyweight contender Tom Loughran of Philadelphia defeated Vincent Parkley of Argentina in nine rounds. Loughran led from the opening round, slicing Parkley about the face until the referee halted the bout.
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Lima
Penu
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Vincent Parkley
Armentina
Loughran
Welsh Funeral Home Meets Hi-Speed Gas for Friday Game
Bill Myers manager of the Welsh Funeral Home team asked to contact El Fiberis, Hi-Speed Gas team manager, about arranging a game for Friday evening.
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Bill Myers
el Fiberis
Welch Funeral Home Practice on Jefferson No 2 at 6
Welch Funeral Home will hold a practice session tonight on Jefferson Street No 2 at 6 o clock. Billy Kayden and Harold Sheldon are asked to take notice.
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Welch Funeral Home
Jefferson No. 2
Billy Kayden
Harold Sheldon
Joe Louis to box six round exhibition in Dayton
Dayton officials announced that heavyweight sensation Joe Louis from Detroit will headline a six round exhibition in Dayton on April 22 with an opponent to be chosen. The event is expected to draw local boxing fans and showcase Louis before a larger bout. The announcement was made today.
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Dayton
Joe Louis
Detroit
Softball Managers Meet At Y M C A Tonight
A meeting of teams interested in forming YMCA sponsored softball leagues will be held tonight at the YMCA. Eastern Heights group meets at 7 30 pm while City Class A and BR Leagues organizers meet at 9 o'clock. W Q McClellan YMCA general secretary urges all manager or team representatives to attend.
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Eastern Heights
W. QO. McClellan
Sport Parade snapshot of 1935 sports buzz and personalities
Henry McLemore surveys 1935 sports chatter from New York to Linth Press. Muse on Hauptmann lore, Babe Ruth antiques, boxers Tunney and Be er, boxing coaches, Knute Hansen, Jack Renault, and a bear stunt at the Garden. Mention Drake relays and Cy Pfirman, Benny Leonard nearly 49, and Primo Camera jokes.
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Linth Press
York
Flemington
Hauptmann
Biguss
Hauptmaon
Sta Lstiewan
Les Tietjye
Chicozuo White Socals
Babe
Roosevelt
Texas
Cochrane
Uoodlub
Knute Hansen
Jack Renault
New York
Baltimore
Ames J. Braddock
Garden
James J
Hubbell
Schumacher
Giants
Deans
Cardinals
Gabe
Braves
Bill Nichols
Western Polo Outfit
Hymie Caplan
California
Abe Feldman
Glenn Cunningham
Cy Pfirman
New Orleans
Benny Leonard
United Pressey
Head-Pin Tourney to Open Tonight for Local Players
The head-pin healing tournament, open to any bowler in the county, will start tonight at Calleys. An entry fee of 50 cents will be charged, not including bowing charges.
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Calleys
Kolopos Promotes Amateur Card At Rialto
The Rialto Theatre on Second street hosts another amateur boxing card on Monday April 29 staged by Johny Kolopos to raise funds for the Hungarian Reformed church in the city. Six five-round bouts are planned with the program nearly set and to be announced soon.
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Kolopos
Rialto
Rialto Theatre
Second Street
Johny Kolopos
Chesler Places Third in A A U Swim Meet
Earl Chesler of Elyria M C A finished third in the 100 yard breaststroke at the District A A U championships held Saturday at the Central Y M C A in Cleveland. Jack Gorman of Central led the event with 1 minute 6 seconds, just shy of the world record by six tenths of a second. Sherman of Fremont placed second.
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Earl Chesler
Elyria M. CA
Beagle Clubs of America International Stakes Held
Greenfield April 15 Blue Ray Mountaineer owned by Dr. D H Long of Zandville won first in the 15 inch class at the Beagle Clubs of America international championship. Fourteen rounds competed and futurity breeder stakes set for the next four days.
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Greenfield
Blue Ray Mountaineer
D. H. Long
Zandville
Beagle Clubs of America
Waite Hoyt Still A Young Looking Pitcher At 38
Waite Hoyt, veteran pitcher with 15 major league years and 18 in the game, still looks like a schoolboy and can pass for a youth in photos. Once a real star, he relies now on movement and control as his fastball fades. 1921 World Series feats with the Yankees stand as a peak. He has two children from a previous marriage and wed his second wife in 1933.
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Aite Hoyt
Pittsburgh Pirate
Hoyt
Smiths
Waite
John McGraw
Giants
Yankees
Dan Morris
LeRoy McGuirk
Dan
McGuirk
Rialto
Lovelock to Race at Princeton Mile Invite
Lovelock of New Zealand announced for the mile at the Princeton invitational track meet. He will compete against Glenn Cunningham, Gene Venzke, and Bill Bonthron, with Cunningham the likely favorite and Lovelock a strong challenger after a 4:07.6 mile.
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Princeton
N. J
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
Lovelock
Glenn Cunningham
Gene Venzke
Bill Bonthron
Cunningham
Bonthron
Venzke
Welsh Funeral Home and Sears Roebuck Meet Tomorrow
The Welsh Funeral Home and Sears Roebuck teams are scheduled to play at 6 o'clock tomorrow at Jefferson No. 1 diamond. Local league organizers confirm the venue and time for the non league contest.
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Welsh Funeral Home
Sears Roebuck
Jefferson No. 1
Bloodhounds Used In Prison Break Pursuit At Houston
Eddie McHugh escaped a Texas prison farm by smashing a window and fleeing as four bloodhounds were set on his trail by Prison Manager George Mitchell. He described guiding the dogs by keeping pace and removing their bells to vanish. Police later nabbed him at a friend's home. He said he learned about dogs in an Alabama road gang escape.
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Houston
Tex
Eddie McHugh
Eddie
City
George Mitchell
Mitchell
Tiend
Alabama
Bowlers Plan Annual Banquet Meeting Called By League
Elyria bowlers will meet tomorrow evening at the Knights of Columbus club to arrange their annual banquet. City Bowling League president Jack Renninger says captains from City, Western Automatic, Ohio Public Service and Ridgeville Knights of St. John League teams should attend. Meeting at 7:50 PM.
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Elyria
Knights of Columbus
Jack Renninger
City Bowling League
Renninger
City
Western Automatic
Ohio Public Service
Ridgeville Knights of St. John League
Hoffman To Decide On Baer Title Defense Fight
New York April 15 Anen Hoffman manager of Man Baer has until tonight to accept James J Braddock as the opponent for Baer in the June world heavyweight title defense at Madison Square Garden He indicated the decision will be delayed to the last moment if the match suits public opinion He plans talks with lawyers and Walter Rothenberg promoter associate and with Charlie Harvey Rothenberg has offered 300000 to defend the title in Europe If doubt remains Baer may defy the New York State Athletic Commission and the Garden to force the bout to the rig Promoter Jimmy Johnston said the bout would be at the Long Island Bowl with date to be announced at tomorrow's athletic commission meeting.
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New York
Anen Hoffman
Man Baer
James J. Braddock
Hoffman
Madison Square Garden
Braddock
New York State Athletic Commission
the Garden
Charlie Harvey
Walter Rothenburg
Germany
Baer
Max Schmeling
Europe
Jimmy Johnston
Long Island
Ohio State Baseball League to open May 15 season
The Ohio State Baseball League plans a May 15 start with seven teams set to play and a possible eighth under review. Teams include Sandusky Mansfield Tiffin Canton Alliance New Philadelphia and Coshocton. Marion applied for a franchise. Harry Smith of Columbus named president with H H Henry of Mansfield as treasurer and Joe E Carr handling league affairs. Payroll cap sets 14 players per tied to prior play.
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Tiffin. O
Ohio State Baseball League
Sandusky
Mansfield
Tiffin
Canton
Alliance
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Marion
Harry Smith
Columbus
H. H. Henry
Joe E. Carr
Stevens Aims for New Stratosphere Altitude Record
Captain Albert W. Stevens announces a second U S Army Corps National Geographic balloon flight planned for June to set a new world altitude record in the stratosphere. The craft will use non explosive helium, with strengthened top and bottom fabrics and a larger capacity to reach a high ceiling. Russia also plans a stratosphere flight this summer with a taller balloon under construction in Leningrad.
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Rochester
N. Y
U. S. Army Corps
Albert W. Stevens
Stevens
Capt. Stevens
Bausch and Lomb Laboratories
Folmer Graflex
Eastman Kodak
Russia
Leningrad
Expenditures for Dog and Cat Control Hit City Ledger
The Board of Selectmen annually funds animal control. In one month it paid 1170 dollars for extermination of 22 dogs and 121 gravesites plus burial and related services. Connie Manchester notes stray Colts supplied expenses to the board.
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Manchester
Connie
Board of Selectmen
Wide Open Pennant Races Open as 16 Clubs Begin Campaign
United Press reports the 16 major league clubs start the season amid expected wide open pennant battles. Favorites include the Tigers Indians Yankees and White Sox in the American League, with the Indians meeting the Browns in St Louis and the Yankees facing the Red Sox. The National League opens with Giants at Boston and Cardinals at Chicago, with Dizzy Dean starting for the Cards and Babe Ruth now with the Braves attracting attention.
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United Press
New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Will Harridge
Detroit Tigers
Sinners
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Browns
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Indios
Boston Red Sox
Dark Horses
Ford Frick
John Heydler
New York Giants
Braves
Boston
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Tigers
White Sox Sweep Cubs in 4-Game Chicago Series
The White Sox swept the four game series with the Cubs 5 to 2 in Chicago. Earnshaw and Kennedy pitched well, holding the Cubs to four hits while Ronura and Huses contributed with home runs and key hits to seal the victory.
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Chicago
White Sox
National League Cubs
Sox
North Siders
Earnshaw
Kennedy
Cubs
Ronura
Huses
Italian driver Pintacuda wins Mille Miglia race
Brescia Italy April 15 Italian driver Pintacuda won the Mille Miglia road race after 106 starters finished yesterday. He led the field for 14 hours 4 minutes 47 seconds at a pace just over 71 mph, narrowly beating the previous record.
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Brescia
Italy
Pintacuda
Louisville Cubs Rout Daytons In Training Opener
Louisville defeated Dayton 14 to 1 in a spring training game. The Colonels exploded for seven runs in the first inning as Dayton fielded a lineup of rookies in the exhibition contest played in Dayton, Ohio.
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Dayton
Louisville
Colonels
Dodds Makes Local First Hole in One at Spring Valley
H E Dodds of Lakewood scored the first hole in one at Spring Valley yesterday. In a foursome with F A Gage Ed Walchil and Fred Kalb he holed a tep shot on the 148 yard No 9 hole using a mashioniblick. Low gross was Fred Goetz with 79 followed by Nelson Church 82 Dr Ed Betteridge 86 and O G Sheppard 87.
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H. E. Dodds
Lakewood
Spring Valley
F. A. Gage
Ed Walchil
Fred Kalb
Dodds
Gulf Road Hinks
Low Gross
Fred Goetz
Indians Open Season On Tuesday In St Louis
Cleveland plans to start Mel Harder despite a cold as the Indians prepare to face the Browns in St Louis. Manager Walter Johnson named Harder the opening pitcher with Frankie Pytlak or Glenn Myatt likely behind the plate. The club closed spring training with a 6-6 tie against the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds as Hal Trosky homered to drive in Vosmik and Galatter. Willis Hudlin and Dennis Galehouse worked on the mound, with Galehouse handling key late-inning duties.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
St. Lows
Browns
Mel Harder
Tribe
Walter Johnson
Indians
Frankie Pytlak
Glenn Myatt
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Hal Trosky
Joe Vosmik
Milt Galatzer
Willis Hudlin
Dennis Galehouse
Galehouse
Cincinnati Returns Mize To Cardinals
Cincinnati expedites roster moves as Johnny Mize is sent back to the St. Louis Cardinals amid concerns over his health and cost. Sunny Jim Bottomley will start at first base while Detroit tops Cincinnati 3 to 2 in a prep for the season opener. Tony Freitas will take the mound for Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Larry MacPhail
Charley Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Mize
St. Louis Cardinals
Mize
Sunny Jim” Bottomley
Reds
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Detroit
Tony Freitas
Gehrig Receives Two Long Bats at Testimonial Dinner
Lou Gehrig, captain of the New York Yankees, owns two eight foot bats weighing 35 pounds each. Inscribed with the names of 1,504 sand lot players, they symbolize his string of consecutive games and were presented at a testimonial dinner last night.
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York
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankee
Gehrig
Hi- Speed Gas Practice Cancelled At Mc Kinley Field
In bad weather the Hi- Speed Gas practice tonight is called off and players must report to manager Ed Elbert at 408 Kenton Avenue. Players listed include Art Shaffstall Art Foss Max Dumske Mike Sukeyv Hank Smith Chuck Kaiser Adrian Reed Bill Cox Lorne Elbert Hank Ernest Ralph Gibbons and Earl Shaftstall.
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McKinley
Ed Elbert
Kenton Avenue
Art Shaffstall
Art Foss
Max Dumske
Mike Sukeyv
Hank Smith
Chuck Kaiser
Adrian Reed
Bill Cox
Lorne Elbert
Hank Ernest
Ralph Gibbons
Earl Shaftfstall
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