Buttatoes To Play Tonight Pink Slip Scare Hits Camps Of Texas League
The Texas League pink slip scare grows as spring training continues in eight camps. Galveston held an intra squad to a 1 1 tie while players push to secure spots. Houston and Fort Worth squads started throwing curves and ramping up drills as managers seek balance between prospects and veterans.
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Jalk Jakucki
Gerald McQuaid
Fred Fink
Willow Wallopers
Jon Gibbs
Roy Koehler
Dick Whitworth
Fort Worth
Eams
Tulsa
San Antonio Missions
Charley Engle
Art Weis
Birmingham
Heving
Dallas Steers
Byrne James
Frank Barnes
al Baker
Slim Kinzy
Texas Christian University
Beaumont Exporters
Oklahoma City Indians
Baseball training camp briefs from the Trans Miss issue
Henry McLemore surveys spring camps from Fort St Pete Lake Tamiami Fla. He notes Connie Mack unchanged, praises Cincinnati Reds under Charley Dressen as the team to beat, and discusses the Phillies and Yankees with light humorous elements and quotes from managers.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
Fort ST. Feeteor Lake
Tamiami, Fla
trans-Mississippi
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Tamiami
Manatee
Hillsborough
Indian
Tampa
Biscayne
Sarasota
St. Petersburg
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Lakeland
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Fort St. Pete
Lake
Connie Mack
Philadelphia A's
White Elephants
Brotherly Love
Baltimore Orioles
Willie Keeler
Cincinnati
Reds
Charley Dressen
Dressen
Mavericks Club News and Local Athletics Pulse
A Chicago Daily News summary covers the Maverick Club of Amarillo Texas as it expands in the Panhandle with new units in Guymon Oklahoma and ongoing activities at CCC camps. The report notes wrestling boxing bouts, a handbait tournament, magic acts by Professor Allen Early and Jimmie Anderson, and praise for local supporters. It also details baseball correspondences, school sports notes, and a boxing commission inquiry into Risko Slaughter no contest outcome with potential purse confiscation.
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Dut Wanzer
Chicago Daily News
Maverick Club
Amarillo
Tex
Panhandle
Guymon
Okla
Maverick Club No. 3
Oklahoma
Maverick Club Extension
Philadelphia
Eddie Babe Risko
Syracuse
New York State Athletic Commission
Sammy Kid Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
Risko
Slaughter
New York Commission
Vince Dundee
Teddy Yarosz
Pittsburgh
Mavericks Clash At CCC Camp Tonight In Canyon
Column notes the Maverick Club plans a basketball night at the CCC camp in Canyon Texas with Amarillo Mavericks as opponents. It recalls a thrilling Buffaloes game with a late rally, a future Denver trip, and Buffalo boxing and wrestling heading to Roswell for a tournament.
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al Baggett
Buffalo
Canyon
Denver
Bob Cox
Canyon Maverick Club
Maverick Club NO. 2
Tex
Pat Noser
CCC
Amarillo Mavericks
Simmons-Buffaloes
Buffs
John Walker
Clement
Roswell
Amarillo
Burton Gym
Boxing results from United Press brief
Fight results list several bouts with winners and weight classes. Eddie Risko outpointed Sammy Slaughter in Philadelphia and Battagillé beat Mickey Bottone in Chicago. Clyde Coastain defeated George Brown in Oklahoma City and George Salvadore stopped Mickey Mack.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Eddie Babe Risko
Syracuse
N. Y
Sammy Kid Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Frank Battagillé
Winnipeg
Mickey Bottone
Newark
Chicago
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Orville Droullard
Windsor
Drew
Eddie Stiegal
Bob LaMonte
Sangchulli Defeats Brown In World Title Contention
Vicente Sangchulli, Spanish bantamweight champion, won a 19 round decision over Panama Al Brown in Valencia. Brown was not contending for the title in this match, which did not affect his claim to the championship.
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Brown
Valencia
Spain
U.P
Vincente Sangchulli
Panama
al Brown
Favorites Win In A A U Play
The National A A U basketball tournament in Denver advanced to the third round as 22 teams competed for 16 spots. Southern Oregon Normal and Safeway Piggly Wiggly rode strong first round showings while Oklahoma Tire and Supply Tulsa Oilers and Colorado College prepared for later matchups.
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Denver
Colo
Safeway-Piggly Wiggie
Darkhorse
Southern Oregon Normal School
Denver Pigs
Southern Oregon Normal
Southern Oregon
Oklahoma Tire and Supply
Tulsa
Utah Aggies
Harkett
Hamburgers
Omaha
Tulsa Oilers
Colorado College
Multiple Spring Training Fronts Highlight Early Camp Notes
Georgia to Florida and Texas rosters churn as teams like the A's and Cardinals finish workouts in Florida. News from St. Petersburg Lakeland Tampa and Orlando covers batting power rookies, field drills, and minor league promotions including Chester Morgan and Leo Mancuso as spring action unfolds across Grapefruit League venues.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
U.P
Boston Braves
Braves
House of David
Civic Club Volleyball Opens Season With Win Over Rotarians
Kiwanis Club swept the Ro tarians 5-0 in the Civic Club opener as scores read 15-6 15-7 15-12 16-14 and 15-8. Tonight A B C and Lions clash at Central Presbyterian Gym Galveston Bucs also noted.
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Kiwanis
Rotarians
Civic Club
Lions Clubs
Central Presbyterian Church
Wrestling Results Showcase Global Lineup and Matches
In New York Darno O Mahoney from Ireland defeated Jim Browning of Missouri while Chief Little Wolf of California defeated Rudy Dusek of Omaha. Other bouts saw Curley Donchin of Brooklyn defeat Giuseppe Ferrone of Italy, Maurice Lachappelle of France defeat Lester Ryan of Ireland, and Dallas Nelson from Montreal defeat Pat Reilly of 216. Jake Patterson of Syracuse beat Bob Wagoner of 215, Ralph Hammond of Oakland defeated Abe Freeman of San Antonio, Marvin Westenberg of Los Angeles defeated Rolland Kirchmeyer of Oklahoma, and Doc Pat Mullican of California defeated Jack Spurgin of Oklahoma.
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New York
Darno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Jim Browning
Missouri
Chief Little Wolf
California
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Curley Donchin
Brooklyn
Giuseppe Ferrone
Italy
Maurice Lachappelle
France
Lester Ryan
Dallas
Jack
Abe Freeman
Marvin Westenberg
Los Angeles
Rolland Kirchmeyer
Oklahoma
Doc ‘Pat Mullican
Jack Spurgin
Pirates Front Line Strong But Reserve Depth Questionable
Pittsburgh's Pirates enter the 1935 National League pennant race with a potent front line led by Waner Vaughan and Herman but limited reserve outfielders and right handed hitters. New pitching depth arrives with Bush Salveson Weave and Blanton, while Gracie Hoyt Swift and Lucas anchor the mound.
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Calif
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Traynor
Paul Waner
Floyd
Arky Vaughan
Floyd Babe
Herman
Chicago
Lloyd Waner
Waner Brothers
Forrest Jensen
Managers Tangle in Fiasco After Battle
In Chicago on March 19, Jackie Sharkey of Minneapolis and Orville Brouillard of Windsor fought a draw in a junior lightweight bout at Margold Gardens. Afterward their managers, George Ades and officials separated the crowd. Ades faces assault charges and both managers may be suspended.
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Chicago
Mar
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Orville Brouillard
Windsor
Ont
Mrunior
Margold Gardens Arena
George Ades
Hugh Cartin
Sharkey
Ades
Joe Tuiner
State Boxing Commission
Texas Minus Three Coach at Practice
At the University of Texas spring football practice 80 hopefuls worked out under head coach Jack Chevigny as three 1934 staff members were absent. Tim Moynihan, John Dibrell, and Jack Gray assisted, with no staff changes announced but a regents meeting later this week will consider the subject.
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Vaughan
Harry Lavaretto
Gus Suhr
Suhr
Lavaretto
Tommy Padden
Texas
Austin
Mar
University of Texas
Bill James
C. J. Alderson
Marty Karow
James
Alderson
Karow
Jack Chevigny
Tim Moynihan
John Dibrell
Jack Gray
University Regents
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