Ruth Hits Homer at First Day of Yankees Camp
Babe Ruth, at the New York Yankee camp in St. Petersburg Florida, shows sharp form with a line drive on his first practice swing. Manager Wilbert Robinson praises the fast ball handling as veterans return, while Barnstorming pace and optimism sweep through camps.
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Cobb Pitches to Edison at Athletics Camp in Sarasota
Ty Cobb and Thomas Edison drew attention at the Philadelphia Athletics camp in Fort Myers on Monday. Cobb, absent from the batting order for Tuesday's game against the New York Giants in Sarasota, Florida, pitched a few balls to the aged inventor and dodged one of Edison’s powerful hits amid limited workouts.
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Phillies Begin to Round Into Form at Bradenton
At Bradenton the Phillies gradually are rounding into form. Friedberg, taking part in his first workout, knocked a home run during a M4 practice game on Monday.
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Chicago Sox trim rookies as camp opens in Shreveport
Manager Schalk signals changes by shipping three rookies home as Chicago White Sox regulars arrive at Shreveport training camp. Roger Peckinpaugh and Aaron Ward get a chance to show their skills in two drills after a heavy overnight shower.
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Senators Open Spring Training Schedule in Florida Trip
The Washington Senators, in their first exhibition in Tampa, face the Boston Braves and head to St. Petersburg to try for an early win. Tris Speaker to start in center, with Murray, Van Alstyne and Mangum as pitchers. Sherry Smith rejoins after a holdout, with salary talks pending. They travel to Orlando for a Tuesday game against the Cincinnati Reds.
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Reds Open Spring With Test Against Indians in Florida
The Cincinnati Reds face their first major league test Tuesday in Orlando against the Cleveland Indians at the Florida camp. Rixey Donohue and Jablonowski are slated to pitch for manager Hendricks as regulars beat the Colts 10 to 3 in a Monday practice. Pett inger, a recruit second baseman, had three hits in four appearances and is filling in for Hughey Cris who has not signed.
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Heilmann Shines as Tigers Open Camp in San Antonio
Detroit'sGeorge Moriarity partitions 84 man squad into two practice groups at San Antonio training quarters. Heilmann shows mid season form, hitting consistently while others struggle to adapt.
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Carri gan Seeks Insight at Red Sox Camp Debut
Bill Carrigan, new Boston Red Sox manager, arrived at the New Orleans camp and took a catching turn behind the mask for two young pitchers, marking his first firsthand scouting since 1915.
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Braves Ready for Senators in Florida Practice Game
In St. Petersburg Florida the Boston Braves held a six inning practice game before Tuesday's contest with Washington. Benton Genewich and Edwards were chosen to pitch against the Senators.
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Soviet Press Credits British Plot Against Soviet Union
Soviet newspapers claim Sir Austen Chamberlain’s Geneva talks aim to encircle the Soviet Union. They call the League of Nations a hostile instrument and say Britain seeks a united European barrier from Finland to Romania against the Bolsheviks.
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Palm Beach Banks Close Their Doors
West Palm Beach banks faced closures as First Bank and Trust of Palm Beach and Northwood Bank and Trust of West Palm Beach shut down after First American Bank and Trust failed to open. Runs began on two additional West Palm Beach banks.
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Cool cake properly to avoid soggy icing
The article advises letting a cake cool completely before applying icing to allow steam to escape, preventing soggy texture and icing sliding off. It emphasizes patience in baking steps for best icing finish.
Amarillo Police Pay Fights and City Life Jests
A rough, humorous look at Amarillo police pay and hours contrasts with civic life. The piece notes 12 hour shifts, low wages, and job insecurity, then wanders through personal vignettes about O. W. and local clubs, the Globe newspaper, and Rotarian banter.
Second Princeton student dies by suicide in Hamilton Hall
Frederick Wilson, 20, of Louisville Kentucky, a Princeton sophomore and three term honor man, was found hanging in his Hamilton Hall room. University officials cite poor health. No note found. This marks the second self inflicted death at Princeton in a month.
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Woman Admiration Letter Chronicles City Beauties
A writer identifies as a Hooster and cites Will Rogers origin, praising Amarillo’s women as surpassing Paris and New Orleans. He claims to have arrived two weeks ago to stay and notes a lifelong attraction to female beauty as he surveys the city from the Rhine to Amarillo.
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Stores Open on Sunday Dear Tack Letter
A grocery owner argues Sunday morning closings must be enforced as a state law. He praises the law for Sunday School and church attendance and criticizes enforcement by Mr. Sparks, urging unity to either keep stores closed or open them with accessible Sunday shows.
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Florida real estate broker found dead in Jacksonville office
Jacksonville broker Jack sonville resident Marcus Herndon C Lerew 65 was found dead in his gas filled office. Fred King county detective said Lerew left notes calling himself a failure and admitting loss of his wife's money in business. He bore a card from the Order of Railway Conductors and awards from fraternal groups.
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