Phillies Hopefuls Face Pitching Aches In 1931 March Camp
Winter Haven Florida March 19 The Philadelphia Nationals suffer pitching woes as Doctor Burton Shotton seeks cures while Stockton’s plans hinge on new arrivals Clise dley and Jumbo Jim Elliott and veteran holdovers. Changes include Dick Bartell Rod Whitney Don Hurst and Buzz Arlett infield strengthened by Bartell with Klein and Koster in the outfield as Gardner of Fort Worth joins Stoner and Shields and Wiltse from other clubs.
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Winter Haven
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Philadelphia Nationals
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Phillies
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Don Hurst
Virgil Davis
Buzz” Arlett
Brooklyn
Clisedley
Jim Elliott
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Lil Stoner
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Southna
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Baltimore
Hal Wiltse
Pee
Ben Shields
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Ray Benge
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Fortorth
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Klein
Lee
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Chipriett
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Little Rock
Golf Clan Opens Miami Tourney For Big Money Open
Miami Beach on March 19 with 122 entrants in the fourth annual $15,000 open championship. The field plays 18 holes today and 36 holes tomorrow to qualify, with the leading 64 and ties advancing to Saturday’s finals. Defending champion Bill Mehlhorn returns after a 285 score last year that won $5,000.
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Kansas
Training Camp Exibition Scores Roundup From Spring Games
Exhibition results from camps andspring games across the nation include St Louis 8 New York 5 and 11 inning wins by Philadelphia over Brooklyn. Cincinnati and Boston post wins while New Orleans thumps Cleveland and Washington beats Baltimore. Multiple teams scramble for early wins as Pirates fall to Oakland 2 1 and Cubs edge Angels 4 3 in spring play.
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Senators Prepare for Friday Tilt After 6 3 Win
Washington manager Walter Johnson scheduled a long practice in Biloxi ahead of Friday’s game with Louisville after the Senators beat Baltimore 6 to 3. Cronin delivered the decisive two runs in the eighth inning as Orioles muffed a ball to allow the rally.
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Biloxi
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
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Senators
Baltimore
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Orioles
City Twilight Baseball League Forms Inaugural Meeting
The City Twilight Baseball League began with four charter teams the Texaco Stars Presbyterian Preachers Santa Fe Locos and Price Memorial College Cardinals. A rules committee will draft regulations for submission next Wednesday while Helium Plant Red and White Stores and Publix Theaters seek entry and at least two more clubs are anticipated.
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Texaco Stars
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Texas Teams Enter Fort Worth For Amateur Basketball Meet
Municipal league champions from across Texas travel to Fort Worth for the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation tournament weekend. Leading entry is a Corpus Christi Methodist quintet with multiple players over six feet, while Austin fields two squads Pete's Place and Nancy featuring names such as Nona Rees Bennie Strickland Don Legg and Lester Peterson on the roster.
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Baylor
Don Legg
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Austin Statesman
Southwestern Flash
Lester Peterson
Texas Loop Briefs Grow Weekend Spring Trials
In Galveston Hank Thormahlen to start against the Chicago White Sox in the first exhibition game. Dallas Steers train in Corsicana amid threatened skies with Morse and Meadows leading drills and exhibition plans. Shreveport Sports report a boiler blast at camp with practice trimmed. Atz may feature an intra club game. Wichita Falls Spuders favor Badgro Kelly and Fuss in outfield amid intra squad. Beaumont Exporters prep for games against the New York Giants after a 6 5 loss to Kansas City with Rob Cox in form and Del Baker arriving April 4.
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Chicago
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Spudder
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Howard Fitzgerald
Wichita
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Beaumont
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Kansas City
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Texas Christian University
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Zeller
Detroit
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Paul Easterling
Ray Fritz
Fritz
Evansville
Seventh annual Texas Relays field grows with entrants
The seventh annual Texas Relays nears 250 contestants as registration continues. Drake University's 16 man team and entries from Oklahoma City University Terrill Prep School Dallas San Marcos Academy and Waco High School are among the latest entrants for the March 27 meet.
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Terrill Prep School of
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San Marcos Academy
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Pair Indicted on Counterfeit Money Ring
Victor Miller known as The Count and Henry Wagner face indictments for possession of counterfeit U S treasury paper. Miller linked to the Rothstein murder inquiry. he is sought in Boston over a $15 000 bond. The pair were arrested at Eagle Pass on a federal charge of running a bogus money plant near the Mexican border.
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del Rio
Victor Miller
Henry Wagner
United States Treasury
Miller
New York
Rothstein
Boston
Eagle Pass
Drill Pioneer Deeper in Nacogdoches Contract Signed
A contract was signed in Nacogdoches Texas to deepen a drill project pending further approvals and funding. Details remain limited as the agreement seeks regulatory clearance and project timelines.
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Associated Press
Nacogdoches, Tex
March
Cony
Amarillo Seeks Bids for City Gas Distribution System
The City of Amarillo invites sealed bids up to 7 30 P M on March 381 1931 for a complete welded or coupled pipe natural gas distribution system. Revenue bonds at 6 percent will finance materials and installation with a ten year term and monthly sinking fund deposits. Bid requires five percent certified check and city reserves rejection rights.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo National Bank
W. N. Durham
Free Treatment For Epileptics Offered By Milwaukee Man
Reports claim an amazing treatment has reduced attacks for epileptics. R. Lepso of Milwaukee offers a generous free trial to all sufferers by writing with age and condition.
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E. Wright
Milwaukee
Wisc
Pace Petroleum to resume Burke Latimer well drilling
Pace Petroleum Company of Oklahoma plans to resume drilling the Burke Latimer well to a depth of 5 000 feet. The well currently stands at 4 100 feet.
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Pace Petroleum Company of Oklahoma
Borotra and Shields Poised for Indoor Final Clash
At the National Indoor Championships in New York, Jean Borotra of France and Frank Shields of New York remain on course for a potential final meeting as singles play narrows. Borotra swept to the semifinals with his fourth straight set win and faces Perrine Rockafellow, while Shields rests before a quarterfinal with Pierre Landry. Berkeley Bell and Bill Aydelotte also reach the lower-half quarterfinals. Stanford coeds start spring baseball for first time in five years.
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New York
Jean Borotra
France
Frank Shields
Borotra
Frank Bowden
Perrine Rockafellow
Cliff Sdtter
New Orleans
Shields
Pierre Landry
Berkeley Bell
Dallas
Texas
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