Buffs Reach Second Round in Cage Classic Clash With Southern Stage
Buffaloes advance to the tournament second round with a 32 to 25 win over Kansas City Athletic Club Blue Diamonds. Southern Kansas Stage Lines from Wichita upset scare. Olympic Club and Northwest Missouri Teachers also win in first-round action.
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Olympic Club Advances Had the Little Falco
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Yankees vs Athletics discussed with hopeful Yankees fans
Henry McLemore weighs the Yankees as odds favorites in the American League, listing uncertain breakthroughs from key players and contrasting the Athletics as a known quantity led by Connie Mack. The piece muses on fan excuses for choosing teams and notes Michigan's alfalfa crop detail as a stray aside.
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Gehringer Targeted Return Shapes Tigers Season
Charley Gehringer, recovering from arm injury and illness, shows training signs he will be ready for the Detroit Tigers. Manager Stanley Harris says Gehringer’s punch and defense at second base could make Detroit a surprise team if he regains form. Dale Alexander also needs to improve at first. The pitching staff features veterans and young prospects with Rogell at short and Ruel and Hayworth handling catching duties.
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Roy Johnson
Johnny Stone
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Fight Results From Across the Nation
AP report lists several boxing outcomes with winners and locations. Vincent Hambright of Cincinnati KO’d Tommy Rizzo of New Jersey. Mickey Walker of Rumson NJ KO’d Jackie Williams of Chicago. world welterweight champ Jackie Fields KO’d Patsy Pollock of Chicago in a non-title match. Other notes include Ray Tramble of Rockford IL KO’d Clyde Chastain of Dallas. Frankie Gierke and Red Hooks drew in West Palm Beach. Yale Okun of New York outpointed Chuck Wiggins in Indianapolis. Armando Santiago of Cuba drew with Bobby Pacho in Los Angeles. Speedy Dago of Los Angeles stopped Rudolfo Teglia of Argentina.
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West Palm Beach
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Red Hooks
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Yale Okun
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Chuck Wiggins
Los Angeles
Armando Santiago
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Speedy Dago
Rudolfo Teglia
Argentina
Ran and Battalino to Meet in New York Friday Night
Eddie Ran the Polish welterweight will face Bat Battalino former featherweight champion at Madison Square Garden in a likely 10 round bout. Ran replaces Billy Petrolle who injured a neck muscle during training for the Fargo fighter.
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Texas League Notes Report of Holdouts and Workouts
Dallas reports manager Happ Morse fretting about cold weather while preparing to hold a first workout. Catcher Lena Styles and Henry Bonura among holdouts. Fort Worth Cats add four pitchers Pat Moulton Milton Armour Harry White Lefty Ward, with daily sessions required despite cold. Houston brief ends with rook.
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Wicks and Warrack Released by Houston Buffs
Alvin Wicks and Sam Warrack were released by the Houston Buffs as the team endures spring drills hindered by cold weather.
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Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for March 7 Reported
Treasury receipts for March 7 were 7 761 292.01 dollars with expenditures of 19 637 570.67 dollars and a balance of 317 288 952.21 dollars. Customs duties for seven days in March totaled 5 601 038.07 dollars.
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