One Game Played in Lap of Pin Loop
In the Commercial Bowling League, the Waples Platter Grocerymen routed the Panhandle Laundrymen 2458 to 2857. The Pickwick Greyhounds forfeited to the Clowe Cowan Pipers. Waples Platter won all three games. Panhandle Laundry totals include Cantrell Morrow Sadderis Roffey and others with scores listed.
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Pickwick Greyhounds
Clowe-Cowan Pipers
Panhandle Laundry Jones
Aea
Cantrell
Morrow
Eee
Sadderis
Roffey
Asvees
Waple-Platter Co
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Easd
Fietler
Eichelberger
TOAS
Ces
Frenchman American in Net finals at National Indoor
In New York on March 18 Jean Borotra the French veteran and Francis X Shields of New York advance toward the singles final of the National Indoor Tennis championships. Borotra has dropped only nine games through three straight-set wins while Shields’s three opponents have won just five games against him. Borotra to meet the winner of Frank Bonneau versus Frank Bowden. Shields to face Pierre Landry of France or Herbert L Bowman of New York tomorrow.
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Mar
Jean Borotra
Francis X. Shields
Shields
Borotra
Perrine Roecka
Cliff Sutter
New Orleans
Shield
Frank Bonneau
Frank Bowden
Pierre Landry
France
Herbert L. Bowman
Dallas Steers Threaten Texas League Pennant Race
Dallas in Texas League action warns rivals as Albert Boeer and Dick Harrell debut with the Steers. Boeer vows to dominate hitters and compares himself to Al Capone while Harrell shows glove skill and strong pitcher support in his first pro appearance.
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United Press
Dallas
Dallas Steers
Corral
Albert Bocer
Weimer
Art Shires the
Boeer
Albert
al Boeer
al Capone
Lou Garland
Weimar
Harrell
Canton
Ohio
Francis Kelly
Kelley
Happ Morse
Weimar Non
Red Sox rebuild centers on hot rookies and vet pitchers
Pensacola report on the Boston club outlines five key rookie outfielders led by Albert Van Camp and Gene Rye alongside A. L. Marquardt as a strong infield prospect. Rye is sidelined with a broken wrist but is hoped back before the season. Veterans Wiley Moore and Lefty Brillheart are part of the pitching plan to lift the team from last season’s cellar.
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Gayle Talbot, JR
Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Shane Collins
Sox
Collins
Des Moines
Rye
Albert van Camp
Gene Rye
Waco
A. L. Marquardt
Nashville
Red Sox
Wiley Moore
Yankees
James“Lefty” Brillheart
Cub
Baseball Adds Five From Minneapolis St Paul To Strengthen Mound
The team announces five players from Minneapolis and St Paul join a veteran mound staff led by Milt Gaston Dan MacFayden Ed Morris Horace Lisenbee and Jack Russell. They filled gaps in late innings with strong pitching last year. Core infield includes Bill Sweeney Bob Reeves Marquardt and Jack Rothrock. Outfield features Ryo Van Camp Earl Webb and other holdovers Tom Oliver Rus sell Scarritt and Berry Ruel Connolly share catching duties. Meanwhile Atlanta hosts the Southern Conference tournament with 115 players in the first round.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milt Gaston
Dan MacFayden
Ed Morris
Horace Lisenbee
Jack Russell
Bill Sweeney
Bob Reeves
Marquardt
Jack Rothrock
Ryo
van Camp
Earl Webb
Tom Oliver
Russell Scarritt
Collins
Charles Berry
Muddy Ruel
Ed Connolly
Holdouts Stubborn in Salary Rows Across Eight MLB Teams
Eight unsigned players confront owners as 1931 spring training opens. Dazzy Vance and Al Simmons reportedly reached agreement. others like Bill Terry Lou Gehrig and Chick Hafey are listed with high asks. Clubs present a united front, leaving most holdouts to accept offered contracts.
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Dixon Stewart
United Press
New York
Bill Terry
Giants
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Carl Reynolds
White Sox
Eddie Morgan
Indians
Dazzy Vance
Robins
al Simmons
Athletics
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Chick Hafey
Cardinals
Charley Dressen
Reds
Larry French
Pirates
la Blue
Browns
Warren Collins
Vance and Simmons
Simmons
Vance
Cuba
Fox terrier gum hound draws Norwalk crowds
Trixie, Joe Fairfield's fox terrier, has become a local curiosity as she daily visits the public library to gnaw and collect chewing gum from beneath chair and table edges. Fairfield reports the unusual pet habit.
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Norwalk
Trixie
Joe Fairfield
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