Nostalgia for Baseball Managerial Songs Reaches New Orleans
United Press story from San Antonio recalls how baseball managers’ hopeful predictions echo through the years. The author, aging, longs for Florida dispatches predicting Detroit Tigers’ finish and the familiar hotel lobby scenes of old sports reporting days. The piece ends noting Tomorrow, New Orleans.
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National Intercollegiate tourney opens in Kansas City
The cream of college basketball, including West Texas State Buffaloes, East Texas State, and Trinity, arrive for the National Intercollegiate tournament at Municipal Auditorium Kansas City. Parade of Champions and a dazzling lighting display thrill 21 states' squads amid 15 000-seat arena.
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May Not Be So Bad as They Look for Senators
Orlando March 14 Bucky Harris remains calm and hopeful the Washington Senators won’t be as weak as they appear with Cuban players and rookie pitchers. He aims to develop three or four great young arms from Joe Krakauskas Dutch Leonard and Ken Chase plus Cuban rookies Roberto Ortiz Rene Monteagudo and Roberto Estatello who may start in left field after a 386 Charlotte season. Left handed bats dominate the lineup with Zeke Bonura gone, Jimmy Wasdell expected to replace him and improve even without strong hitting.
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Budge Defeats Perry in Straight Sets on Tour
Don Budge, former world amateur champion and new professional titlist, won his third straight match against Fred Perry of England in their current tour, taking the match in straight sets 6-0 6-4 6-2. Earlier, the Dodgers faced the Red Sox in Clearwater in an exhibition tilt, after a 6-4 ten-inning loss to the Yankees.
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Buck Newsom Lights Out for Hinterland
Buck Newsom, Browns holdout pitcher, left a San Antonio hotel amid failure to agree on 1939 salary. The club reportedly offered $13,500, while Newsom seeks $20,000 after a 20 win season. He left with a friend from Hartsville, S. C. heading for parts unknown.
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