Indians Sign Keltner and Bagby For Spring Camp
Ken Keltner and Jim Bagby report to Cleveland Indians spring training as rosters expand with last year’s regulars and new arrivals. Teams express concern over players leaving winter jobs, while several stars confirm plans to play this year.
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Red Barrett
Rex "Cecil
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Bowlers Note Captains Urged to Bring Full Teams for Photos
In Jack and Dill bowling league preparations, captains are asked to assemble entire rosters Friday night at Sportland Recreation for team photos before the usual matches. A exhibition game with Toledo is scheduled Sunday. Washington Senators news highlight Bert Shepard, a one legged pilot veteran, impresses by running bases and playing first, sliding, and batting with limited hindrance from his artificial limb. Philadelphia Athletics welcome George Kell to camp as regular infield and Hal Peck arrives, purchased for $20,000 from Milwaukee. Chicago White Sox field a squad of 18 in a rapid drill. 17-year-old southpaw George Gray joins the group.
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Hal Peck
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Adam Walsh Named Ram Football Coach
Cleveland Rams announce Adam J. Walsh as head coach on a five year contract. Walsh, Notre Dame line coach, succeeds Aldo Donelli who left for Navy. Walsh has coached at Santa Clara Yale Harvard Bowdoin and led Bowdoin to seven conference titles in eight seasons. In South Bend Hugh Devore named Notre Dame head coach and athletic director, while Gene Ronzani signed as back field tutor and Iowa coaches discussed.
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Beckley and Lambert Win All Ohio Honorable Mention
Beckley of Athens and Lambert of Jackson gain honorable mention on AP All Ohio Class A and B high school basketball teams. Seniors atop 180 plus nominations. Class A includes Harrison Kissel Rowers Turner Green. Class B features Messick Cox Hollinger Corbin. Unique note: Middletown starts five all nominated for first team. Also semi final bid within the Kansas City event and local firemen former jockeys Litzenberger Colletti at Miami.
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All Ohio Cage Teams Honor Roll Unfolds By School And Player
ALong list of players from Toledo Woodward to Zanesville and many Ohio schools appears with positions and stats. Notable names include Robert Harrison Toledo Woodward and James Rovers Canton McKinley among others, highlighting seniors and top scorers across the state.
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