Sports Roundup highlights 200000 purses and notable figures
Golf pros chase purses totaling 200000 this year as attendance rises 20 percent at all PGA sponsored meets. LSU favored in National Intercollegiate Boxing at Sacramento. Nick Rudolovich coached by Billy Petrolle. Dempsey supplement planned in April. Dunkerton Iowa claims a nine-point burst in 15 seconds. Tommy Adair aims to lead Americas Club pitching with wife catching. Eddie Rommel recalls 1922 A’s MVP near-miss. Dizzy Dean opts for 10000 annually over hunger.
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New York
Medwick
Louisiana State
Sacramento
Billy Petrolle
Fargo Express
Henry Armstrong
Nick Rudolovich
Duluth Steel Plant
Wichita
Kans
Jack Dempsey
Washington Case
Linament
Byron Clark, Jr
Yankees
South
Tommy Adair
Tommy
Red Sanders
Vander
Louisiana State Tigers
Nashville
Vandy
Slip Madigan Keeps Walls Intact at St Marys
Art Rosenbaum notes Slip Madigan refuses to remove art as Ed Tracy offers help. A board of athletic control suspicion looms over any wall changes. Dr Eddie Anderson named to Northwestern summer coaching school. Al McCoy favored over Gus Dorazio in Philadelphia. Jimmy Perrin tops Al Reid in N B A featherweight pick. Bill Rose of Kitchener commutes between New York and Boston for playoffs. Mike Jacobs weighing a Joe Louis title bout with Lee Savold or Buddy Baer.
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Art Rosenbaum
San Francisco Chronicle
Madigan
St. Mary’s
Ed Tracy
Board of Athletic Control
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
Northwestern
al McCoy
Gus Dorazio
Philadelphia
Jimmy Perrin
al Reid
New Orleans
Bill Rose
Kitchener
Ont
Boston Bruins
New York
Beantown
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Lee Savold
Buddy Baer
Buddy
Local Ladies and League Pins Spotlighted in River City
The Virginia State Booster Class champions led by Virginia Butsler and Helen Berry post a record 1557 in a win. Handley team led by Mrs Cather and Freda Loy tops the Evening Star Ladies League first half and pursues the second half. Hershey Pints and Star Office tie 461 in the Patten, Virginia Eddy tops Star team with 309. Coca Cola loses to Northern Virginia Power as Wyatt Richard and Dr Allen Hawthorne lead Lions with strong sets. Hokie Smith breaks worlds ten game record in St Patrick day mixed doubles but fails to medal.
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Wou
Health Cengirls
Virginia Butsler
Helen Berry
Lewis
Elsie Line
Virginia State
Handley
Ben Cather
Freda Loy
Hilma Hottle
Helen Lillis
Dorothy Sencindiver
Evening Star Ladies League
Hershey
Star Office
Georgia Eddy
Belva
Woolworth Girls
Oscar Nebel
McCrory’s
Newberry
Alma Renner
Eugene Harbaugh
Coca Cola
Northern Virginia Power
Power Boys
Wyatt Richard
Handley Teachers
Lions
Allen Hawthorne
Percell
American Legion
Cubs
Walter Sha Eewes
Alan Peery
Kiwanis
Junior Board of Trade
Bobby Lewis
Hokie Smith
Washington
Hokie
Many Given Jobs In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg March 25 The relief sub committee of the Legislature joint state government commission reports that many thousands have found work through Pennsylvania's job mobilization campaign begun last November The campaign may become a permanent feature of state government Representative John E Van Allsburg chairman says it revived interest in reemployment plans.
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Harrisburg
Joint State Government Commission
Pennsylvania
John E. van Allsburg
Cubs Lead Grapefruit League With Seven Straight Wins
Judson Bailey notes Gabby Hartnett’s Chicago Cubs top the Grapefruit League, riding a seven game streak aided by strong hitting as St. Louis Browns struggle to find form in Texas. Standings show the Cubs 5-2-9-2 and the Browns 0-0-0-0 with other clubs like the Red Sox and Yankees posting mixed results.
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Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Browns
St. Louis Browns
Texas
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Phil. Athletics
Boston Bees
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Philadela Phillies
New York Giants
Wash. Senators
St. Louis Cards
Poor Youths Stick Better
A psychologist argues rich youths fail to develop drive while poorer youths show resilience. Dr Whisler, after testing Louisville University freshmen, says pampered children lack a life mission and tend to dream of fame. He links work completion to family size and financial hardship.
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New Orleans
Whisler
Aaieta
Louisville University
Chilren
Dr. Whisler
Easter Parade Goes On Despite Frigid Weather
Thousands braved New York's coldest Easter on record for the traditional fashion parade. With a 30 mile an hour wind and subfreezing chill, spectators crowded Fifth Avenue before noon while the sun briefly warmed the crowd. For the first time, religious services were transmitted by television via NBC telecasts of sermons by Msgr Fulton J Sheen and Henry Calvert.
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New York
National Broadcasting Company
Msgr
Fulton J. Sheen
Their
University of America
Henry Calvert
The
Federal of Churches of Christ In America
Chicago Bowling Dominates A B C Standings
Chicago teams and individuals hold half of the 20 top places in the American Bowling Congress standings. A weekend surge reshaped every division as maples faced a strong Chicago contingent led the field.
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Detroit
Chicago
Washington Man Leads At Oriole Trials
Frank Vermillion of Washington dominated the third field trials of the Oriole Gun Club in Baltimore. Vermillion's dog Frank of Woodridge won first, Sunny Lawn (Frank of Doodridge) took second owned by Charles Sorrer of Harrisburg, Pa, and Um pire's Buddy B placed third. Seven braces of open village stake dogs concluded yesterday with strong performances as the leaders each achieved two or more finds.
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Baltimore
Frank Vermillion
Washington
Oriole Gun Club
Vermillion
Frank
Woodridge
Sunny Lawn
Doodridge
Charles Sorrer
Harrisburg
Buddy B
Tropic Isle Romancing Is Elusive
In a matter of fact report Captain Gaston L. Blum leads 19 men and women to East Caicos Island in the Bahamas to search for a simple healthful life. Seasick on the voyage and facing wild jackasses the colonists press on and set up a shelter with a three month food supply as they begin to tame the deserted island.
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Miami
Fia
Gaston L. Blum
Caicos Island
Bahamas
Florida
Blum
East Caicos
Rangers Defeat Baltimore Orioles in Ridgeway Roller Hockey Clash
The Ridgeway Rangers beat the Flying Orioles 8 to 3 before the season crowd in Ridgeway West Virginia. Ranger Barnhart scored four goals leading a strong offense while goalie Waggoner posted 26 saves. The Orioles’ Scheck added a late score for the visitors as the teams prepare for a rematch on March 31 with Washington Black Hawks.
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Ridgeway Rangers
Orioles
Ridgeway
W. Va
Rangers
Waggoner
Barnhart
Ouolés
Umahler
Scheck
Waggone
Washington Black Hawks
Joe Louis Aims to Prove Critics Wrong at Paychek Fight
Joe Louis plans to answer boxing experts after a sluggish read on his 15 rounder with Arturo. He trains fiercely for Johnny Paychek in Madison Square Garden, insisting he is more aggressive than ever. Manager John Roxborough says Louis is peeved by critics and will work five days a week to prove them wrong.
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Sid Feder
Greenwood Lake
Joe Louis
Arturo
Joe
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Paychek
Johnny
Max
Will Panch
John
Roxborough
Louis
Paychek
French physicist Branly dies at 95 linked to radio
Paris reports the death of Edouard Branly a 95 year old French physicist whose early coherer helped inspire Marconi in wireless telegraphy He reportedly expressed disgust at radio being used for propaganda and said he could not imagine how it would be employed for such purposes.
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Paris
Edouard Branly
Marconi
Debs and faiths noted in strange quiz about pioneers
The excerpt questions if Eugene V. Debs was an in fidel and notes his self description as a disbeliever. It mentions his mother a Roman Catholic and his father Protestant, who both abandoned their creeds before his birth.
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A. Eugene V. Debs
Eugene
Island colony planned on East Caicos in Bahamas
East Caicos, one of the Bahamas Islands, formerly uninhabited, will be settled by 25 men and women from Pasadena California to form an ideal community. The British colonial government grants formal colonization with title held by Mrs James Lake.
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A. East Caicos
Bahama Islands
James Lake
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