Sports Roundup From York On Boxing Plans And Coaches
The roundup reports tensions as Van Mungo returns provoke taunts from Leo Dur. It notes Hank Iba may shift coaching roles, and mentions Lake Forest College coaches collaborating on a book The Era T Formation. Joe Louis prospects and Lou Nova are discussed amid boxing chatter and exhibition tours. Long Island U and coach Clair Bee are in spring practice talk. Dick Dashiell comments on Braddock and Burman exhibition cards.
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Lou Nova
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Joe Louis
Lou Novikoff
Umpire Barr Shapes National League Scramble
A fragmented item notes umpire George Barr training for league duties at the ballpark seven mornings a week. It references Har Parrott on Frank Tennis ag Sasnak and mentions Detroit club salaries totaling 125000.
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Yale Professor Helps Lou Nova Develop Coamic
A Yale professor who assisted Lou Nova with his new coamic plans may have time to devote to Yale football next fall. The remark indicates ongoing collaboration between academics and athletics at Yale.
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Yale
Lou Nova
Training Camp News Notes From Across the Nation
AP reports from Johnson City to Lakeland note pitchers under pressure. Bob Feller projections spark Cleveland hopes of 30 wins. Lefty Gomez shows comeback form for the Yankees. Cliff Melton delivers a four hit shutout for the Giants. Detroit’s Tigers fall to Washington as Detroit’s fall schedule tightens the pennant race.
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New York Giants
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Senators
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Reds Start Strong in Grapefruit League as Derringer Shines
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Boston Red Sox 5 to 3 behind six hit pitching by Duke Derringer and Gene Thompson. Lombardi showed fitness with three hits and six innings caught, while Derringer recovered from an injury amid spring training. The Tigers faltered with five losses in six games.
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Layden Named Commissioner of National Football League
Chicago April 7 The 37 year old Elmer Layden has been named commissioner of the National Football League by league club owners at their annual meeting. Layden, a former Notre Dame star and coach, is expected to wield broad authority over league operations as he assumes duties promptly.
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Chicago
Elmer Layden
K. M. Land
Layden
Notre Dame
Charter Train To Visit Mother
SAVANNAH Georgia plane grounded by bad weather forced Paul and Ed M to take a charter train to New York to visit an ill mother. The train departed by 10 a m after a special line was arranged. Reported charter cost was 3000 dollars.
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Paul An
Ed M
York
Cathermee Moores
New York
Local Duckpin Bowlers Shine In Varied Scores At May League
Corrine Carskaden led with a 651 six game total finishing third in the Ida Stalling Near Star Tour. Mabel Grim totaled 639, Kate Slonaker set a ladies single game local record with 160. Edwin Clevenger fires a near perfect 175 with ten consecutive spares. Bess Shade hit a four back pins opener leading to a rare chain reaction. Carlton Racey and Handley girls intrigue local crowds with a 126 game triple strike. Shorty Pugh posts 177 with eight marks. Thursday hosts a handicap five game tournament for ladies with $1.50 entry and prize split, aiming to boost participation.
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George Demeres
Fredericksburg
Bess Shade
Miss Shade
Carlton Racey
Handley Girls
Evening Star Ladies League
Late News Snapshot From The Star At Alexandria
An afternoon update appears as late news timed for 11 P M in Alexandria with mentions of Bucharest. The note reflects a terse bulletin style in a provincial paper.
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Bucharest
Joe Louis Bowling Test Puts Ring Skills to Question
ST LOUIS April 17 A boxing note shifts to Joe Louis who may try bowling as a play toy ahead of a bout against Squat Tony Mus No musto Worried by the effect on his punching power Louis and his managers fear bowling could alter shoulder mechanics and muscle use.
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Tony Musto
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John Roxborough
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Roxborough
Craig Wood Tops Augusta Masters With Narrow Victory
Craig Wood wins the Augusta Masters by three strokes finishing 280 eight under par. He secures a historic win at age 39, joining Nelson and others among the four major prizes, as he closes with two under par over the final nine holes.
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Augusta
Craig Wood
Wood
Nelson
Exhibition Games Across Cities Tie St Louis to Train Schedule
A series of exhibition games listed across Oklahoma City Houston El Paso Memphis Phoenix Savannah New Orleans and other venues featured St Louis opponents. Notable lineups included Harris Galehouse Swift Lace and Hogan for St Louis and McGee Grodzicke Nar ron and Montgomery for visiting squads. Games ended early in some stops to accommodate train departures.
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Okla
St. Louis
City
Harris
Galehouse
Swift Lace
Jones
Hogan
St Louis
Winchester Gun Club Clay Target Scores Show Strong Marks
Rain dampened turnout but shooters posted solid scores at the Winchester Gun Club event. John Ligter topped 96 of 100, Arnsparger 95, Cuthbert 74 of 75 led local participants. A practice shot plan precedes the May 3 event after Apple Blossom festival.
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John Ligter
Cumberland Deadeye
Hagerstown
Co. O. Arnsparger
E. E. C Cuthbert
Hter
Arnsparger
Francis
McFarland
Williams
Cuthbert
Macame
Lutrell
Ee Anderson
Renner
Seabright
Ganbetter
Vanderbilt Colt Not In Classics
Baltimore April 7 New World, Alfred G Vanderbilt's three year old colt, will not run in the Kentucky Derby or the Preakness next month. Vanderbilt says the horse suffered a slight training accident and though full extent of the injury is not yet determined, New World will not be ready for the Churchill Downs and Pimlico classics.
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New World
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Germans in Holland Population Estimate Given
A historical note estimates the German population in Holland between eighty thousand and one hundred ten thousand, reflecting a mid century demographic assumption.
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