Phillies Pitching Push Dominates Winter Haven Outlook
Philadelphia Nationals shift focus to a pitching heavy lineup led by Curt Davis Joe Bowman Bucky Walter Euel Moore Sylvester Johnson and Orville Jorgens with rookie Hal Helleher. Manager Jimmy Wilson expects seven proven arms to anchor a weaker hitting squad as he envisions a solid mid pack finish.
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Boxing results from New York Oakland and Vancouver venues
United Press reports multiple bouts. Abe Simon stopped Roberto Roberti at Jamaica Arena while Attilio Sabatino defeated Cosner La Rosa in Star Casino bout. Lou Salica knocked out Tuffy Pontpont in Oakland and Barney Ross won by decision over Gordon Wallace in Vancouver. Government biologists urge preserving marshes for muskrat fur profitability.
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Indians poised for season after spring camp update
Oklahoma City's Indians prepare to defend their Texas League pennant as spring training opens at Shreveport Louisiana. Key pitchers Russell Evans and John Niggeling are gone, leaving three veterans and several rookies in contention for the mound. Veterans Jack Brillheart Eddie Marleau Fred Stiely return while newcomers Cadis Swigert Hugo Klaerner vie for spots alongside Batters Jack Fitzpatrick Beans Miner and infielders Jim Keesey Del Young Lou Brower Joe Bilgere. Batterymen and rest of squad report next week with most of last season’s lineup expected in camp.
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Dizzy Dean Spring Signing Buzz Roils Baseball Circles
Tampa reports Dizzy Dean will sign within a week amid heavy trade talk and holdout pressure from Larry MacPhail. Executives including Joe Engel and Ernie Lombardi face stiff terms as rival clubs watch the drama unfold with Ruth and Dean in the spotlight.
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Ross Defeats Wallace in World Welterweight Bout
Barney Ross retained his world welterweight title with a 10 round decision over Gordon Wallace of Vancouver. Referee Rod Murphy and one judge supported Ross while the other judge scored it a draw, drawing boos from the crowd in Vancouver B C.
Fortenberrys Great Rally Beats Collegians 45 43 at MSG
The MacPherson, Kants, Oilers, Missouri Valley A A A champions staged a second half comeback to defeat the Metropolitan Collegians, an all star New York college lineup, 45 to 43 at Madison Square Garden. Joe Fortenberry and Francis Johnson led the Kansans in the upset victory.
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Schmeling Defends Big Fight Move With Louis
Max Schmeling says he accepted a $20 000 advance from promoter Mike Jacobs to secure a shot at Joe Louis. He argues the payout prevents an upset before the New York bout in June and plans a 194? hunting trip to Canada while aiming to win the heavyweight title from James J Bradock if he beats Louis.
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Conch Shell Trumpets Reported in Ancient Mexican Music
Article notes E. B. Meyer describes conch shell trumpets used by ancient Mexican Indians and still played in remote villages today, highlighting preserving traditional music amid regional practice.
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Sophie Tucker's White Hope Heavyweight Scoop
United Press report from Miami traces Sophie Tucker’s alleged discovery of a new white hope heavyweight. The unnamed 6'3", 226‑pound fighter is described with sport and entertainment color, but Tucker's history with sports ventures remains cautious and skeptical.
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Sarazen and Hines Set to Challenge in Fourball Final
In Miami on March 12 Gene Sarazen and Jimmy Hines faced Johnny Revolta and Henry Picard in the 36 hole final of the Twelfth Annual International fourball matches. The defending titlists repelled a big rally by Armour and Cruickshank as Sarazen and Hines pursued the title.
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Cincinnati Players Not Dizzy Hater in Spring Reports
Spring camp notes from Florida and California recount roster shuffles and practice results. Lonny Frey’s tonsillitis may sideline him for the week. Ben Geraghty will replace him in exhibition games. Roy Johnson joins the Yankees in camp. Pat Malone shines in practice. Dizzy Dean rumors spark Reds players to decline any punch at him. Greenberg’s holdout and Phllies lineup previews also appear amid Grapefruit League action.
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Arkansas Wins Southwest Conference Championship and Olympic Trial Bid
The Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Stephen F. Austin 53 to 24 to clinch the Southwest Conference title and the right to represent District Six in the regional Olympic tournament. Ike Poole scored 26 points as Arkansas overwhelmed the Lumberjacks, who managed only five field goals.
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H V Robertson & Company Accountants Ad
H V Robertson and Company accountants and auditors tax counselors advertise services with phone number 2 2038 and address Oliver Fakle Building.
Globe-News Defeats Yans in City Indoor Meet
Globe-News easily topped the Amarillo High School Yanns with a strong first half 17 to 6, pulling away in the third and final minutes. Texaco Oilers were edged by Red and White Grocers 22 to 15 as Grocers opened up in the third period. Referee: McCarty from Amarillo College.
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Unsigned Will Declared Legal in London Surrogate Court
Thomas J. Kelly a 78 year old grocer had an unsigned carbon copy of his will ruled legal by the Surrogate Court as the original could not be located.
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Solano Farmers Shift From Spinach To Mustard Greens
Fairfield California reports Solano County farmers pivot from an overstocked spinach market to developing a mustard greens industry. The plan focuses on growing and shipping mustard greens to create a new regional agricultural venture.
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First Doubles Take Spot in Pin Tourney
In Indianapolis on March 12 the American Bowling Congress tournament opened with doubles and singles. Five multiplayer teams led early. Pennzip five, then Fendrick restaurant of Indianapolis posted 2659 with games 839 863 and 937. Hellebaugh Krick high scores included 224 and 2422 in the early action.
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Pay Cut Likely at Stanford University
Stanford University President Ray Lymann Wilbur warns faculty a further salary reduction may be needed due to lower investment returns after a 10 percent cut already enacted. A cyclone in 1675 damaged Gov. Thomas Bibb's home with twin chimneys, and twins were born to Mrs. Bibb, the cook, and the family cow.
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