Grimm, Given Free Rein, Hopes To Put Cubs In Thick Of League Fight
Cubs manager Grimm, now a vice president, aims for a close pennant race with the Cardinals, Giants, Pirates, and Cubs in 1935. He stresses a strong outfield led by Lindstrom and Cuyler, solid catching with Hartnett, and a pitching staff built around Warneke, Lee, French, and Carleton, plus hopeful youngsters to fill gaps.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Sacramento
Calif
Chicago Cubs
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Giants
Pirates
Charlie Grimm
Philip KK
Wrigley
Gabby Hartnett
Kiki Curler
Hartnett
Cuyler
Herman
Klein
Lindstrom
Stainback
Jurges
Ken O'Dea
Columbus
Lou Warneke
Bill Lee
Larry French
Southpaw
Pittsburgh
Tex Carleton
Hugh Casey
Atlanta
Clay Bryant
New Orleans
Fabian Kowalik
Buffalo
Roy Henshaw
Los
Baseball Camps Resume From Fort St. Peteor Lake
A studio-style report from March 19 1935 surveys spring training from Fort St Peteor Lake Tamiami. Connie Mack remains a lean tactician and the Reds under Charley Dressen are praised as the team to beat. The Phillies under Wilson boast Blondy Ryan and a lively slogan campaign. Yankees improve infield and Ruth replacement Selkirk shines. Detroit Schoolboy Rowe earns a B, while the Dodgers and Stengel’s Brooklyn face questions about consistency and second-division struggles.
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Unite Press Staff Corp
T.ort
Connie Mack
Philadelphia A’s
White Elephants
Brotherlv Jove
Cincinnati
Reds
Charley Dressen
Dressen
Phillies
Blondy
Maine
LaFayette
Ryan
Wilson
McCarthy
Selkirk
Ruth
Babe
Detroit Tigers
Rowe
Mickey
Brooklyns
Casey Stengel
van Lingle Munro
Dodgers
Stengel
Des Moines
Tnited Press
City League Pin Matches Tonight
One of the key matches in the City Bowling League second half features pace-setting Col gen Company versus third-place J. T. Rubber Company on the K of Calleys lanes. Also slated for tonight Elis.a Hardware faces Maumee Dairy in a second bout.
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Maumee Dairy
Columbia Club Pinsters Cup race tightens in league
The Columbia Club moved into a tie for second with Rothbery Motors after winning two of three games against Bremke Motor Sales in last night’s match. Walt Zander rolled a 520 series and a 223 game to lead scoring.
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Columbia Club
Rothbery Motors
St. John's
Reds Rally To Beat Leafs In Tampa Showdown
In Tampa on March 28 the Cincinnati Reds beat the Toronto Club 6 to 5. Lee Grisson and Junie Barnes pitched effectively to hold off a late Leaf comeback. With two outs in the ninth, Cincinnati delivered a final surge to seal the victory.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Lee Grisson
Junie Barnes
Toronto
Reds
Leafs
Grisson
Barnes
Bearcats Plan Trip to Southern Tour
University of Cincinnati baseball will embark on a five day southern trip starting April 1. The Bearcats will play in Kentucky Tennessee and Georgia including a game against Georgia Tech.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Kentucky
Tennessean
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Re Match Bellini And Smallwood For Bout At Rialto On April 1
ROY BELLINI of Cleveland, known as a Golden Gloves champion and top amateur bantamweight, is set to meet Gussie Smallwood in the Rialto Theatre double bill on Monday April 1. Promoter Bill Fryberger said negotiations closed yesterday, with a five round bout arranged. Also scheduled are Burke vs Greenwald and Lasky vs Kochan, plus several other 5 round and 3 round scraps. Balcony seats available. general admission for other seats.
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Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain County Collegians
Elyria Hardwares
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Pythias
Claus AB
Liiz Barbers
Lorain
Elyrian Hungarian Reformed Church
Wrville
Worthington Dry Cleaner
Elyria Y.M.C. A
W. O.bill McClellan
Roy Bellini
Cleveland
Gussie Smallwood
Rialto Theatre
Bill Fryberger
Fryberger
Smallwood
Jimmy Avon
Clevelander
Bellini
Cleveland Golden
Elyrian
Bellini- Smallwood
Burke
Jim Lasky
Eddie Kajarski
Harold Sheldon
Joe Petro
Art Booth
Joe Marco
Angelo DeNunzio
Carl Dodsley
Indians Start Series of Spring Exhibition Games
The Cleveland Indians open a series of spring exhibition games in New Orleans on March 19. Belve Bean and Ralph Winegarner will start on the mound with extra games added. Knickerbocker recovers from illness while Milnar, recovering from appendicitis, is in good shape. Infield drills focus on trapping base runners as Kamm coaches Berger Hughes and Haile.
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Cleveland Indians
Florida
Giants
Indians
Biloxi
Washington
Pelicans
Belve Bean
Ralph Winegarner
Tribe
Bill Knickerbocker
Bill
al Milnar
Bill Kamm
Boze Berger
Roy Hughes
Sammy Haile
Elmer Dean joins House of David team in Hot Springs
Elmer Dean, elder brother of fuer and Dall, answers the question where is Elmer by appearing in person in Hot Springs, Arkansas. He says he will pitch for the House of David team this year, signaling his active involvement with the squad.
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Dean
House of David
Shies Vear
Baseball revival hinges on recruiting youth players
A former major league outfielder argues baseball’s prestige depends on more kids playing today. He notes a drop from nearly 50 pro leagues in 1928 to under 20 in 1935, cites school-life competition among youths, and urges renewed youth participation to secure the sport as America’s pastime.
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America
Tristram
Baseball star struggles with four straight at bats
The player has not yet managed four home runs in four consecutive turns at bat, despite two games in a row featuring runs.
Purses Of Risko Slaughter Held In Boxing Bout
Eddie Risko and Sammy Slaughter faced purse loss and possible suspension after a chaotic 10 round bout in Philadelphia. The New York State Athletic Commission had recently placed Risko as a leading middleweight contender and both boxers appeared before the Pennsylvania Boxing Commission amid protests by 9,000 spectators. The bout ended with a disputed decision. commissioners could rule no contest and confiscate purses. Risko weighed 163 pounds and Slaughter 165.5.
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Eddie Babe Risko
Syracuse
N. Y
New York State Athletic Commission
Sammy Kid Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
Risko
Slaughter
Fighters Draw and Managers Battle in Junior Light Bout
In Chicago at Marigold Gardens Jackie Sharkey of Minneapolis and Orville Courillard of Windsor fought a draw in a junior lightweight contest. Their managers also fought. incitement and a knife wound left Sharkey’s mentor Hugh Cartin injured. Ades faces assault charges and court appearances loom as the boxing commission considers suspensions.
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Chicago
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Orville Courillard
Windsor
Ont
Marigold Gardens Arena
George Ades
Hugh Cartin
Sharkey
Ades
Jos Triner
State Boxing Commission
DeMolays Schedule Game With Lorain Congregationals
The DeMolars face the Lorain Congregationals tomorrow night in a listed game. Players named Chnev Bosh Ralph Fer Levi Moree Den Those Fare Old Theken and Merri Walker are noted.
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Chnev Bosh
Ralph Fer
Levi Moree
den Those
Fareold Theken
Merri Walker
Smith To Officiate In State Schoolboy Basketball Finals
A. N. Chick Smith, noted local official, is named one of three referees for the state Class A and B finals opening Thursday in Columbus. The former Elyria High athletic director retired from coaching after 1931 and now referees football and basketball, earning wide respect. He will work alongside T. B. Lobach of Akron and A. B. Long of Newark in the Columbus tournament.
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Columbus
Smith
Elyria High School
T. B. Lobach
Akron
Goodyear Company
A. B. Long
Newark
Newark High School
Popular Matmen On Rialto Card Friday Evening
Dan Morris promotes a Rialto Theatre card Friday with top wrestlers Joe Woods Danny McDonald the Black Panther and Charlie Carr. Woods faces McDonald in a two hour two out of three falls bout while the Black Panther meets Carr in a semi final. The program opens with a local talent match and bleachers will be erected on stage for closer ringside viewing.
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Danny McDonald
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Charlie Carr
Johnny Bronca
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Cixde (Tiny) Moore
University of Kansas
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George Selkirk
New York
Babe Ruth
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Ernie Braden
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Toronto
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George Craig
Bob Livernois
Morris
Joe
Ring Magazine
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Angelo
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Jimmy Mitchell
Elyria
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Shreveport
Grappler
Wild Red Berry
Sox Hopeful Ray Radcliff Quick to Stick at Camp
Kiowa Okla native Ray Radcliff, a White Sox hopeful, is viewed as the most likely to stick with the major league club. Seider, who batted .235 for Louisville last season, is currently in a spat at the Sox training camp in Pasadena California.
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Cal
Catholine scholastic championship teaser for 21 teams
Teasers from Chicago dated March 12 preview 21 high school basketball teams from 11 states heading to morrow for the Catholic scholastic championship of the United States.
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Houle
Cathone
United States
Schoolbay Defies Odds with Varying Numeric Note
The article notes a quirky approach by the schoolbay in handling a numeric tally. Officials describe the method as a way to balance counts while maintaining consistency across records. The piece highlights regional response and potential implications for future reporting.
Akron Schools Agree To Compete In State Class A Finals
Akron officials and five city high schools agreed to keep North and West Highs in the state Class A basketball finals in Columbus. The move follows a plan to redraw districts to 16, with Akron allowed to hold its own district meets, selecting both city champion and state representative.
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United Press
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John W. Flood
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Columbus Central
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Ixesler
State
Board of Control
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J. Bowman
Buchtel
A. Dadd
Garfield
J. Ray Stine
Central
A's Defeat Cards Again at Major League Camp in Florida
In Fort Myers on March 19 the Philadelphia Athletics held a second win over the world champion St Louis Cardinals in a loose exhibition. Sugar Cain and Joe Cascarella pitched as Connie Mack day celebrations concluded with the veteran manager receiving a gift from Florida admirers.
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Fla
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Joe Cascarella
Connie Mack
Florida
Yankee Reinforcements Called for Braves Game
ST PETERSBURG March 1901 Beaten twice by the Boston Braves and Babe Ruth New York Yankee reinforcements were called out by Manager Joe McCarthy for today's game with the National Leaguers after a hard drill yesterday Lefty Vernon Gomez leading American League pitcher last season Bill Dickey ace of Yankee catchers and Tony Lazzeri veteran infielder were in the lineup.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Braves
Babe Ruth
New York
Braves Rout Bearded House of David 17 to 1 in start
Boston Braves routs the House of David with a 17 to 1 victory led by three first inning home runs. Regulars and substitutes combine as the batting attack fires early and often. Wells Reeder homers with the bases loaded for a standout circuit.
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Cochrane Grooming Rookie Lareland Debut Hopes
In spring training at Tampa Bays Ellenton field Mickey Cochrane oversaw two hours of fielding drills for rookie outfielder Chester Morgan of Shene Mississippi nicknamed Lareland Texas Leagues hitting form last season. Morgan is adjusting to the majors with Detroit Tigers as probable lineup change raises hopes and concerns ahead of the season opener.
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Chester Morgan
Texas I. Crane
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Mickey Cochrane
Shene
Miss
Tae
Dodgers Edge Orioles In Grapefruit League Tilt
In Orlando on March 7 8 the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Baltimore Orioles 3 2 after a late ninth inning rally. Dodgers pitcher Moore was tagged by four hits in the ninth but secured the win.
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Orlando
Fla
Broosxiva Dodgers
Remaiss
Moore
Baltimore Orioles
Liberty as a Female Figure in 19th Century Imagery
The passage discusses Liberty depicted as a female figure with outstretched arms and a sense of freedom. It notes recurring iconography in Huggesteys Week reclive element duo OL LAC SOalings, highlighting a free spirit motif and artistic symbolism.
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Ines
Seven Teams Attend City Softball League Meeting
Seven teams were represented at a meeting of City Softball League managers at the YMCA. The league adopted the Wilson ball as official and formed a rules committee of Ed Elberts and Stewart Devonshire to aid President Ernie Braden and Secretary H C House. Officials aim to enroll two more teams. Attending were Clement Monske Bittner Funeral Home Ed Elberts Hi Speed Gas Sherman O Harmon Pure Protection Life Insurance Bill Woodin Alex Reisz Hughes Provision Stewart Devonshire Al Hannaford Elyria Hardware F A McDermott Speed Murphy Sears Roebuck Joe Paonessa and Dobrowski Meats.
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Ed Elberts
Stewart Devonshire
Ernie Braden
H. C. House
Clement Monske
Bittner Funeral Home
Hi-Speed Gas
Sherman O. Harmon
Pure Protection Life Insurance
Bill Woodin
Alex Reisz
Hughes Provision
al Hannaford
Elyria Hardware
F. A. McDermott
Speed Murphy
Sears-Roebuck
Joe Paonessa
Dobrowski Meats
Go Between Ross And Amber Is Planned For June
New York reports a Ross Am bers title bout planned for June with Lou Am bers of Herkimer New York at Polo Grounds June 5. Twentieth Century club, Free Milk Fund backers, aims for outdoor season with dates to be approved by the commission. Other bouts include Joe Louis threesked bouts and appearances by Jimmy MacLarnin while Baer title implications loom.
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Barney Ross
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Free Milk Fund
Mike Jacobs
Ross-Ambers
Polo Grounds
Joe Louis
Black Menace
Detroit
Jacobs
Max Baer
Jimmy MacLarnin
Louis
Max Schmeling
Primo Carnera
Art Lasky
Yankee Stadium
Knox Leads ABC Bowling with First in Singles
Syracuse report notes Billy Knox of Philadelphia holding first in singles at the American Bowling Congress and tying for seventh in all events. He bowled a 681 and an all-events score of 1,844, as Austin Minnesota teams and a New York State group entered the Alleys with changes following weekend excitement. William Heistebertel of Jenkin town, Pa., took second in all-events with 1,565, while the American Cyanids of Linden, N. J., placed fifth in the team event with 2,854.
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N. Y
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New York State
William Heistebertel
Jenkintown
Linden
N. J
Bowling Scores in St Johns League Matches
Barnes Coal Company won two from Pickering Service and Ridgeville Hatchery took two from the Ridgeville Feed Store in Ridzevillle Knizhits of St. Johns League bowling matches ruled last evening. The rest of the text contains obsolete financial speculation and unclear fragments.
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Pickering
Ridgeville Hatchery
Ridgeville
Ridzevillle Knizhits
St. John’s
Star Mets
Neem
Meetin Ridgeville
Rommer
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