Schedule Dreamed Up for Fourteen Teams by Boyer in East
Washington County Amateur League president Charles W. Boyer reports nearly finished 14 team schedule with a reebek before press. April Sharpsburg meeting may reveal surprises. Connie Mack trims three week spring camp to cut hotel costs. Cronin struggles in spring with Nationals. Griff urged to worry less. Jersey City and other clubs in flux over International League allocations. Mike Sipio card promoted for April 8 boxing at Baltimore Armory arena. National Guard basketball title race blends lacrosse soccer and football. Hamilton A F of City League vies for second half, while Woodmen of the World defend first half title. Coach Barnhart drives hard for top form as Royal Aces struggle. Hornaby not in Cardinals lineup. Wilson second base, Frisch yet to appear. Sparky Adame excels at third despite last year’s absence.
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National Leagues Fail To Impress In Spring Games
Yankees and Red Sox lead spring training in the Grapefruit League as the American League holds the edge over the National League. New York Giants also post strong showings with eight wins in 12. Braves and Athletics struggle, while Tigers, Cleveland, and Phillies post notable records in early exhibition play.
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Amateur Champs Boxing Tonight in Chicago Showdown
Gold in gloves champions from New York and Chicago meet for the sixth time at Chicago Stadium. Seventeen bouts spread from flyweight to heavyweights promise a top amateur boxing night as east champions face the Chicago title holders and runners up in each division.
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Fencing Tourney Attracts Stars
Philadelphia report notes the 39th National Intercollegiate fencing championships set for Friday and Saturday at the Penn Athletic Club. Only 1932 sabre champion Maurice E Kaiser of Army remains eligible to defend his title as the other 1922 victors John F Potter of Yale and Rockwood Chin have graduated.
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Whitehall Shoes Sold At Hoffman's Style Shop
Whitehall Shoes famous for quality and low price are now being sold at Hoffman's Style Shop 15 North Potomac Street.
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Jessie Purves Wins First National Women's Table Tennis Title
In Chicago on March 29, Miss Jessie Purves captured the first national tournament for women in table tennis. An all around athlete, she excels in golf, swimming, bowling, and field hockey, with a golf handicap of eight. She holds a Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Illinois and served as girls' physical education director in Des Plaines high school.
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Des Plaines
Plans Made For Davis Cup Team
New York plans for a more balanced United States Davis Cup squad emerge from the USTA selection committee announcement. The program aims to cultivate strong doubles pairs while letting stars Pilaworth Vines and Wilmer Allison focus on singles, with early spring tournaments testing doubles progress and the first North American zone tie against Mexico slated for May 5 to 7 in Mexico City.
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Buckeye Star Sets Highest Scholastic Mark in School
Wallace Roudebush Jr a Miami University junior and football quarterback and captain who led the team to an undefeated Ohio Conference title has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa with a 3.9 average. Miami athletics director George Rider praises his quick thinking while noting his rare A grade consistency.
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Boyer Works On Schedule For Washington County League
President Charles W. Boyer of the Washington County Amateur League works on a season schedule set to begin April 30. With fourteen teams, he aims to finish by the April Sharpsburg meeting and has nearly completed the plan. Teams are signing players and hope to start work soon if weather permits, while California badminton growth spurs a state tennis association effort and annual tennis tournament.
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Sonnenberg Wins Mat Bout in Baltimore Show
Gus Sonnenberg of Boston defeated Howard Cantonwine of Iowa in 28 minutes 20 seconds after a body slam. Sonnenberg weighed 208 and Cantonwine 225. Sammy Stein of Newark pinned Jack Washburn of Long Beach in eight minutes ten seconds with a body slam. Stein weighed 210 and Washburn 220.
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Phillies Clout Twenty Hits In rout over Royals
The Phillies pounded four pitchers for a 20 hit attack in a 10 to 3 victory over the Montreal Royals at Orlando. Chuck Klein homered? No, triples and a single noted with two triples and a single while Mickey Finn added four singles as the Phillies exploded offensively.
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Tulips Triumph in Three Games Over First Baptist Bowlers
The Christ Reformed Tulips swept all three games last night on the alleys. Mrs. White had the high single and Miss Bess Fockler the high total. The Tulips finished with 1253 pinfall to 1194 for the First Baptist team.
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Maryland Baseball Team Picked for Penn State Opener
University of Maryland coach Burton Shipley announced the regular batting order and roster for the 1933 season with Penn State slated to visit April 14. Key players include Wolf at second, Buscher in center, Davidson or Love in right, Gorman at first, Maxwell in left, Chase at short, McAboy at third, Jones catcher, and a pitching staff led by McIlwee Ruble Davidson and Love. Several veterans will join on trips, with Nelson Farrell Knox and others retained for home games. An intramural boxing tourney highlighted potential future varsity entries, and coach Geary Shipley praised McCaw as a promising half miler and all-round athlete.
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Kirkwood Leads North and South Open Start
Kirkwood holds a four stroke lead as the North and South Open begins its final 36 holes in Pinehurst. Joe Kirkwood shot 135 for the first 36, seven under par, while Craig Wood, Hagen, and Tony Manero chase in a crowded field led by Wood in second place and Espinosa with 143s nearby.
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Washington Beats Birmingham In Cage League Action
In Birmingham the Washington team defeated Birmingham 6 to 9 in a scoring sequence with Linke Thomas Sewell Walkup Hughes and Atwood contributing for Washington while Berres handled Birmingham. The day also featured St Louis at Buffalo Oakland and Chicago results with varied bullpen performances. Georgia and Duke will clash in Atlanta on December 2 marking their first fall football meeting.
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Reds Seek Pitching Help As Bush Builds Team
Cincinnati manager Bush reshapes the Reds after 1929 ownership change. With Jim Bottomley added and Hafey healthy, the club aims to climb from the cellar. They seek another seasoned pitcher to support Red Lucas and St John, eyeing the Cardinals for potential trade help while hoping Lomardi and infielders Mor rissey Bottomley Gratham hold steady.
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