Seven Three-Sport Winners in Western Conference Revealed
A United Press survey identifies seven athletes across Ohio State Iowa Illinois Purdue Minnesota who earned monograms in football basketball and baseball or track. Notable figures include Ohio State quarterback Dre Dye and Illinois guard Henry, with others from Purdue Minnesota and Iowa also highlighted amid era of growing athletic specialization.
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Tommy Devine
United Press Sur
United Press
Ohio State
Iowa
Ilinois
Purdue
Minnesota
Dre
Wilbur I Minois
Floyd de
Henry
Dye
Illinois
Burt Ingwersen
Northwestern
de Heer
Vernon Huffman
Indiana
Wiliam Fiiemuth
Huffman
Lovels
Hoosier
Freimuth
Anjurr
Jen Nei Town
Ed Skorenski
Nelson
Skorenski
University of Chicago
Campbell Dickson
Princeton
Wisconsin
Rollie Barnum
Bert Riel
Northhwestern
Michigan
Russ Oliver
Sports Pickups Roundup of 1934 Track and Golf Notes
Russ Davies surveys 1934 sports scenes with Elyria and Spring Valley golf courses, local players, and Ohio Relays plans. Mentions Bill Cummings, Granville, Reigh Count, and Four Horsemen coach Harsy Stubidreher. Notes licenses issued for hunting, Drake Relays entries, and national sports activity in Ohio and surrounding states.
Ankenman Returns to Columbus Club
Pat Ankenman, a diminutive shortstop from the 1935 Columbus Red Birds, was returned to the Columbus Club by the St. Louis Cardinals. He played in all 157 Red Birds games last season, hitting . ATS and fielding .944, and splits this spring as a utility infielder with the Cardinals.
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Columbus
Pat Ankenman
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
St. Louis Cardinals
Ankenman
Red Birds
Cardinals
Postpone Contest Columbus Rain Cancels OSU UM Game
Rain and cold weather forced the cancellation of the second game of the series between Ohio State and the University of Massachusetts baseball teams in Columbus yesterday.
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Columbus
Ohio State
University of Maseball
Bucks Visit Ann Arbor for Potential Rematch
The contest may be played when the Bucks go to Ann Arbor March 8. Michigan won the first game 12 to 9.
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Bucks
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Machinists Win Rifle Match in General Industries League
The Machinists defeated the Amilwingnm 12-787 in a General Industries League rifle match shot last evening. Biddinger of the losers scored 175 for high total, Weisbrod of the Machinists followed with 172.
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Amilwingnm
General Industries League
Weisbrod
Schaeffer Bozzell Clash In Rialto Headliner Tonight
Pro wrestling headliner at the Rialto Theatre features Harry Speedy Schaeffer challenging Paul Bozzell in a two out of three falls match. The bout aims to give Schaeffer his first local win over Bozzell, with the event set to start at 8:30 p.m. Also handwritten premier action includes Berry versus Sampson in a one hour two out of three falls semi windup and two other matches on the card.
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Ernie Braden
Paul Bozzell
Harry Speedy Schaeffer
Black Dragon
Rialty Theatre
Bozzell
Schaeffer Schaeffer
Dan Morris
Schaeffer
Berry
Sampson A Mancho Fer
Wild Red Berry
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Sampson
Shreveport
Schmeling Arrives in United States for Louis Fight
Max Schmeling landed in New York ahead of his June 18 bout with Joe Louis. He claimed to have spotted a potential weakness in Louis after viewing film of Baer and Creudun. Schmeling weighed 193 pounds, in fine shape, and expects to regain the title. He will train in New York and at Peekskill’s Queer Country Club, accompanied by Max Machon and promoter Mike Jacobs. His wife Ammy Ondra would join him later.
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New York
Max Schmeling
Germany
Joe Louis
Max Baer
Pauline Creudun Schmeting
Max
Max Machon
Mike Jacobs
Joe Jacobs
Lou
Bad Saarow
Sehm
Amny Ondra
Htman Motie Artress
United States
Lois
Queer Country Club
Peekskill
Barred Trainer Denied Temporary Injunction in Ohio
Columbus April 22 Virgil Carmichael Grove Park trainer had injunction denied to reinstate his license with the Ohio State Racing Commission. The judge ruled the trainer’s license expired Jan 1 and the suit was groundless. Carmichael was given 19 days to file a renewal and to pursue a new suit.
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Columbus. O
Virgil Carmichael
Grove
Ohio State Racing Com
Carmichael
Ohio
Henry L. Scarlett
Ohio Wesleyan Relays Draw 34 Schools in Delaware
Delaware April 22 34 schools have certified 474 athletes for the Ohio Wesleyan relays at Delaware. George Gatter director said entries may close Friday. Defending champion Sandusky Mansfield winner Latern Oak Harbor Clash B events 1935 entrant list includes 16 Class A and 21 Class B representatives.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Sauiiday
George Fatter
Enare Sanducki
Ween
Mansfield Reizys
Latern
Oak Harbor
Ari
Hsi
Standings and practice noted for Améric Lace diamond
The American Lace team holds standings updates after last night’s session. All members of the team are asked to report for the next practice as scheduled.
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Toni Fon
Hardware Softball Practice Schedule Announced
TiA Hardware sets a softball practice for Thursday at 6 oclock on the Hamilton Diamond. All members are required to attend, per Manager Stew Devonshire.
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Tia
Hamilton Diamond
Stew Devonshire
Favorites Drive Ahead In Mason Dixon Net Play
Top US tennis stars reach quarter finals at Mason Dixon tournament in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia April 22. Veterans like J Gilbert Hat and Gene Mako win to join Wilmer All Has Surfac Brian Bitsant and Wilmer Hines with Budge facing Johnny Van. Women’s singles second round set for today featuring Virginia Hollinger of Dayton and Mary Hirsch of New York in prominent clash.
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W. Va
United States
Mason Dixon
Tod J. Gilbert
East Orange
N. J
Han Rainot Terdz
Gene Mako
Quarte Wilmer
Surfac
Brian “Bitsant Mets
Wilmer Hines
Pion Budge
Johnny van
Nallon
Lea
Virginia Hollinger
Dayton
Mary Firsh
New York
Rex Meet
Young
Named Head Of Fostoria Club
Fred Morgan was named president of the newly formed Fostoria Baseball Company as the club seeks a franchise in the Ohio State Baseball League. Officers include J R McElroy as vice president, George M Fink as secretary treasurer, and Chalmers Stahl Virgil Donaldson and Harry Walters on the board. Practice starts April 39 under Harry Aldrich who will lead until a playing manager is chosen.
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Fostoria.o
Fred Morgan
Fostoria
Ohio State Baseball League
Fostoria Baseball Company
J R. McElroy
George M. Fink
Chalmers Stahl
Virgil Donaldson
Harry Walters
Harry Aldrich
Aldrich
Indians Face Sox In Hurling Test After Cold Start
Yankee pitching star starts for the Indians against the White Sox in Chicago after a postponed game. Babe Phelps a scheduled Chicago pitcher on a 79 pitch line. Manager Steve O'Ney plans to honor fans tonight as Hamilton, Bittner, and Tiedrich Cizars meet. Ros (Wazniak), Dick, Coen, King, Sanders, Orain, Fritz, and Kash are listed in the lineup notices.
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Yankee
Cleo
Chicago
Babe Phelps
Steve O'Ney
Indians
Bittner
Tiedrich Cizars
Hamilton
Girls' softball team meeting scheduled tomorrow evening
A meeting of last year's softball squad is set for tomorrow evening at Legion Diamond Avenue. Manager Johnson notes four players are to be on hand.
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Sedesirts
Can Legion Diamond Ave
Johnson Sts
Haa
al Reisz
East Avenue
Industrial Teams To Meet Tomorrow Night
Managers planning to enter the YMCA industrial softball league will convene tomorrow evening at 7 20 p.m. The session is called by Carl Wagner physical director and Roy Clymer of Elyria High School at the YMCA facility.
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Carl Wagner
Roy Clymer
Elyria High School
Stuhldreher Named Wisconsin Athletic Head
Stuhldreher, famed for Notre Dame backfield work, was selected by the University of Wisconsin board as athletic head after a sweeping review of candidates. He previously coached at Villanova and will lead a program troubled by past misconduct investigations and liquor questions.
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Four Horsemen
Harsy Stubidreher
Villanova College
University of Wisconsin
Walter E. Meanwell
Clarence W
Spears
Madison
Wis
Uh-E
Harry Stuaidreher
Tuday
Walter EL Meanwell
Feo
Clarence Spears
Meanwell
Athie Department Trobes
Leie
Gleniversity
Ty the Tate
Rockne
Prac-A
Succe
Villanova
Waz Hidreher
Hold Postponed Track Meet Between Elyria High and Oberlin
Inclement weather postponed yesterday's planned track meet between Elyria High tracksters and Oberlin College Freshmen to this afternoon on the college track. The warm up for local runners ahead of the Ohio Western Relays at Delaware Saturday features relay events with three men to a field event team and four to a track event.
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Elyria High
Oberlin College
Delaware
Vic Silver Team Reorganizes for Evening Practice
Vic Silver's softball squad meets at 5 o'clock on the American Lace diamond for a practice. Players listed include E. Thomas G Kins C. Raynor M. Jalowiec T. Jalowiec E. Jalowi Jalo D. Tern E. B. Dosbéie TJ. T. W. Smith P. Koka F. Stahl D. Ow and L. Scott.
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E. Thomas
Gkins
C. Raynor
M. Jalowiec
T. Jalowiec
E. Jalowi
Jalo- D. Tern
E. B. Dosbéie
T. W. Smith
P. Koka
F. Stahl
D. Ow
L. Scott
Yesterday's Hero Eric McNair Drives Red Sox Past Senators
Eric McNair sparked Boston with a homer and two RBIs, driving in 77 runs and leading the Red Sox past the Washington Senators as the team built a strong early lead.
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Eric McNair
Boston Red
Washington Sena
Red Sox Second Place Solidified by Grove Victory
Boston moves into sole second in the American League with six wins and two defeats as Lefty Grove earns his second straight win. Grove holds Washington to three hits in six innings and yields one unearned run due to a misplay. Dodgers Bees game ends in 6 6 tie at darkness. Geraghty shines with a double and two singles. Other games canceled by cold weather.
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Boston Red Sox
Lefty Grove
York
Wes Ferrell
Sox
Buck Newson
Washington
Schoolboy Rowe
Detroit
Grove
Yankees
Joss
Ted
Abbot
York Fed
Guome
Wally Moses
Puccis Sigtoie
Pitas
Phillies
New York Giants
Jim Ripple
Curt
Giants
Dodgers
Hees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Bees
Thers
Frey
Lindstrom
Reds and Cardinals Open Two-Game Series in Cincinnati
Cincinnati April 22 The Reds and Cardinals prepared for an abridged two game set here Al Hollingsworth to start for Cincinnati Rex Parmelee for St Louis The teams postponed yesterday's game in St Louis due to rain and cold Lombardi Red catcher slugger with a spike wound on his right foot from Monday's action expected back in three to four days
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Cincinnati. O
Wooster Teams Open Season With Local Contests
Wooster College swing into action as the baseball and track teams start their season. The Scot track host Akron rival while baseball heads to Westerville to face Otterbein. Notable players Vern Dodez anchors catching duties as Jimmie Dot and Joe Miekarek are noted for boxing and wrestling potential.
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Wooster College
Scot
Akron UV
Westerville
Otterbein
Wooster
Vern Dodez
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Peters
Hej
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Spring Valey
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Kia
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Vaher
Alorum
Cherry Ridge
Hersh Shannon
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Joe Seburdies
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Elyrian
Scott
Granville
Galant Fox
William Woodward
Omaha
Kentucky
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Jimmy Stout
Sonny Workman
Reigh
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Winchell
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Bureau of Biological Survey
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Columbus Club
Pennzoil
Schmeling
Louis
Rowe
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Lax
AME
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Yesternia
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Broad Street
New York State
Port Muscatel
Fostoria Club
Allen
Jost
Stignaturs
Mage Farm
Household Finance CO
Ohla
Rrr Ritter
Stuhldreher
New Wisconsin
Vic Silver
Lora County
Cleveland
Buzz” Wetzel
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Baseball Club
Wetzel
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mike Martynik
Red Bird
Martynik
Huntington
Bill Lee
Chicago Cubs
Jimmie Dot
Gussie Smallwood
Joe Miekarek
Lorain
Biffer
Walter Peckinpaugh
Ieague
Maner
University OF Michigan
Young Peck
Cleveland Shaw High School
al Gainer
George Nichols
Montreal
Canada
al McCoy
Boston
Bob Fitzsimmons
Resterdar
Benny Bass
W Orid
Pennzoils
McKinisy
Tonnte Rialto Theatre
Harry “Speedy” Schaeffer
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Okmulgee, Okla
Kan
Young Sampson
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