Indians Poised for Strong Season Says Peck
Cleveland manager Roger Peckinpaugh projects a notably improved infield and pitching staff as the Indians enter southern training. He notes Joe Sewell at third Tavener at short Lind at second Fonseca at first and a fresh outfield led by Jamieson Bib Falk Porter and Averill. Peck predicts progress over last year but avoids pennant talk amid stiff competition including Detroit New York and Philadelphia clubs.
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Major League Camp Notes From Spring Training Roundup
United Press reports from multiple camps: Red Faber and Harold McKain held the Dallas Steers to six. Cubs rally falls short as Detroit wins 11 10. Giants defend training base in San Antonio as Pirates visit. Yankees close at St Petersburg with Ruth day off. Sherdel and Alexander slated to face Yankees in St. Pete. Bruins trade talks end as Fuchs halts deals until Miami. Peckinpaugh plans ten pitchers for Indians with Holloway and Zinn retained. Senators on Florida streak. Browns break camp after 14 inning tie with Phillies. Reds plan six pitchers including Lucas Luque Donohue Rixey Kolp May.
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Check for $1,741,000 Ends Long Law Suit
A $1,741,000 check paid yesterday by Western Union Telegraph Co to Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co settles a seventeen year dispute over rent for poles and wires along the railroad right of way.
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Guthrie Tells Of Flying Tackle Controversy In Wrestling
Borger junior heavyweight Elmer Guthrie returns from a four month eastern tour reporting state commissions debating the legality of Gus Sonnenberg’s flying tackle used to defeat Ed Strangler Lewis for the world heavyweight title. Guthrie, who wrestled 31 times with 29 wins, discusses weight class, upcoming Dallas and Amarillo dates, and limited Panhandle opportunities.
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Magnates May Take Landis Over Coals Today
Disgruntled American League club representatives may meet in Sarasota to oppose Judge Landis after his ruling declaring nine players free agents. Phil Ball of the St. Louis Browns is reportedly flying between Florida camps to gather support for the movement.
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Sixteenth Annual Intercollegiate Swim Meet Draws 17 Colleges
Seventeen colleges enter the Sixth Annual Intercollegiate Swimming meet at Washington University pool in St. Louis. Participants include Northwestern Minnesota Michigan Princeton Rutgers Drake Dartmouth Illinois Georgia Tech Brigham Young Iowa Washington Army Tech William Cincinnati U Chicago and Oklahoma City U. The 220 and 440 freestyle events are highlighted by stars George Kojac Rutgers Al Schwartz Northwestern and Bud Shields Brigham Young with Kojac aiming to challenge Shields’ 440 record.
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Peace Is Ideal For Future Says Coolidge
Former president Calvin Coolidge writes in the Ladies Home Journal that peace is an ideal for future generations. He argues the nation must prepare for defense to prevent war, asserting adequate forces deter attack and protect the country from war’s ravages.
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Flashes of Life Across Cities and Charities
A round up by AP notes a mournful stenographer who gambled 1000 on Internation al Nickel and lost 16000 in paper profits. Duchess De Nemours waiting for a royal heir at a Moroccan ranch. anti-Semitic agitation against Miss Elizabeth Simon in Europe. Juliette Compton wears a veil on arrival. Jolly Pearl Stanley a 27 year old carnival fat lady dies. A report of a girl raised by apes in Kamerins notes tattoo absence.
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Jewish Telegraph Agency
Elizabeth Simon
Europe
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Kellogg Ends Service Today After Four Years as Secretary
Frank B. Kellogg leaves the post after more than four years as secretary of state. Henry L. Stimson will assume duties tomorrow, his second time serving as secretary. Kellogg hoped to see the Kellogg Briand pact enacted before retirement, but Foch’s death and delayed ratifications push final action back.
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100 Women Tee Off In Mid-South Meet
SOUTHERN PINES North Carolina March 28 On the heels of the North and South Open over the neighboring course a field of more than 100 feminine golfers faced the 86 hole grind of the women s Mid South Golf Tournament opening here today Among the entries were Miss Glenn a Collett national woman s champion Miss Virginia Van Wie national runner up and Florida West Coast titleholder Miss Helen Hicks young Long Island sensation Miss Maureen Orcutt metropolitan champion and Miss Marion Turpie Southern champion.
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Long Island
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Easter Baskets Sent to Amarillo Ex-Servicemen
Twelve Easter baskets filled with homemade candy were sent to ex-service men in the Muskogee hospital Oklahoma. The gifts were prepared by the American Legion Auxiliary Hanson Post No 154 rehabilitation committee. Mrs M D Fuller said this is the last special gift until Mother's Day and asked to be informed of any Amarillo men unreached.
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Notre Dame baseball team ships off for spring training trip
Sixteen Notre Dame players depart South Bend for a southward training trip. The outing aims to prepare the squad for the upcoming season with practices and exhibition games along the journey.
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Los Angeles Sails Atlantic in Search for Missing Plane
The Navy dirigible Los Angeles flies toward Norfolk Virginia to locate the Sikorsky Amphibian plane missing since last Friday. Missing are T Raymond Finucane a Rochester sportsman and three companions who took off from Norfolk.
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Texas University Net Stars Defeat Grinnell in Six Matches
United Press reports the University of Texas tennis team defeated Grinnell College of Iowa in all six matches yesterday afternoon. Texas then faces Oklahoma A. and M. this afternoon in Austin.
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Twenty Hurt As Fast Train Wrecks In North Charleston
Twenty of the sixty passengers aboard The Owl express bound from Montreal to New York were shaken up when five of eight cars left the rails. Two cars, a sleeper and a coach, plunged down an embankment. The cause was undetermined.
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Theaters Present Mixed Film Lineup With Star Casts
At the theaters a program showcases Fair with Karl Dane and The Jazz Bandits featuring the Texas Cow Boy Band. The Mission presents The Canary Murder Case with William Powell and Louise Brooks and a poker solved murder. Also Stan Laurel comedy and Movietone News. Deandi Blockade stars with NATO Rafe Emerson Orchestra.
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Dallas officials pursue Double A grid division plan
In Austin today, officials from Dallas Fort Worth Houston and San Antonio discuss creating a football only Double A division for high schools. City champions would meet in semi finals and finals under Interscholastic League rules, separate from the Class A race. Norman Crozier led Dallas schools to the conference departure.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court Justices Face 31 Impeachment Articles
Thirty-one articles of impeachment against Chief Justice Charles W. Mason and Justices Fletcher Riley and J. W. Clark were laid before the Oklahoma Senate. If accepted, they would be suspended pending trial. Mason and Clark face 11 charges each, Riley 9 of 10. charges allege incompetency and corruption.
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Funeral Rites for Sherman Man Held
Funeral services for Irwin C. Harris were held at his mother Mrs. W Harris home in Sherman Texas following his death early Tuesday. Physicians said a spinal injury from losing control of his automobile and driving over a terrace caused the fatal accident. He was married and had one son.
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Exhibitions and results from several spring games
A list of today and yesterday baseball exhibition matchups across Florida Texas Arizona and Louisiana with city pairings and results including ties and a close ChicagoDetroit score in Phoenix. Names of teams include New York Boston Philadelphia Washington St Louis Pittsburgh Montreal Cleveland Dallas and Detroit with multiple venues such as St Petersburg Tampa West Palm Beach and El Paso.
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Skeleton of Man Found in Oklahoma
Unidentified man’s skeleton unearthed by officers near Idabel Oklahoma late yesterday. The remains were buried in a shallow grave covered with brush and undergrowth.
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Texas Relays and M.A. Carnival Draw Record Entries
Dallas hosts a massive twin relay meet with 1100 athletes from colleges and high schools. Paavo Nurmi headline exhibition races, traveling from Los Angeles to Dallas then Austin for the events. The new Mustang track plant is prepared for fast competition.
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Los Angeles
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Missouri Track Team Heads to Texas Relays for SMU Meet
Missouri track coach Gwinn Henry and a group of mile and two mile runners plus medley relay quartets depart Columbia for the Texas Relays in Austin on Friday and the SMU Relays in Dallas on Saturday. Teammates include Koshy Dells King and Hursley with Big Six mile relay records holders Epstein Brown Allegri and Rockwell Swartz and Kosenheim among the group.
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