Shotton Says Phillies Won't Be a Keith Vaudeville Joke
Henry L. Farrell reports Burt Shotton in Winter Haven praising the Phillies roster as he debuts a candid camp tour. He names Hurst Fresco Thompson Thevenow Whitney Williams Klein O'Doul Peel and a pitching staff led by Baecht Benge Ferguson McGraw Willoughby and Sweetland while mourning Ulrich’s death. He expects a strong season and asserts the club will not be a vaudeville joke.
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Cat Thompson Rated Top Forward In Montana State Section
Best of his section Cat Thompson, Montana State forward, is rated the best forward of his section and viewed as possibly equal to any college player in America by regional experts.
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Barefoot Marathoner Henry Nehganbe to Run New York to California
Henry Nehganbe of the Pottawattombe Indian tribe plans to run in C. C. Pyle's marathon from New York to California without shoes. He claims footwear impede performance and his feet show years of barefoot toughening with callouses.
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Cincinnati Red Pitcher Dies After Workout
Roy Meeker a 26 year old southpaw trying for a Reds berth died in Orlando Florida after a strenuous workout and hitting practice with the team. He collapsed in his hotel room and died shortly after. Meeker pitched for Columbus in the American Association last season before his arm failed. He is survived by a widow and a small child residing in Kansas City Kansas.
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Did You Know That Gil Doble and Dempsey Dinner Sparks
Gil Doble criticizes Cornell football coach pay demands and contract surrender. Dempsey misses New York boxing writers dinner for Bill Carey, claiming Carey earned credit for the Miami Beach plan. Dempsey asserts the event was his show when the project faltered.
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Golfers Ready to Tee Off in North and South Open
Nearly 100 top professional and amateur golfers prepared to start the twenty seventh annual North and South Open at Pinehurst North Carolina. The event marks the last championship before the Ryder Cup team sails to England to face British professionals, so players will be closely watched.
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Sonnenberg Defends Heavyweight Title in Milwaukee
Gus Sonnenberg defeated Dan Mc Cloud of Nebraska in Milwaukee to defend his heavyweight wrestling championship, winning in two falls last night.
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Giants Poised as Classy Contenders in Spring Camp
In San Antonio the Giants project a sharp, confident image under John McGraw. Starters Harry Benton and Carl Hubbell headline a deep pitching staff as McGraw touts a stronger outfield with Ott Leach Roush Welsh and Kauffman. The camp emphasizes defense speed and proven staff depth as New York eyes the pennant this season.
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Inter Class Court Games Begin at Athens High
Inter class basketball opens at Athens High School with games Tuesday to Thursday at 4 pm. Classes compete in a tournament with the finals winner facing the faculty for intramural honors. Junior high home room tournament results: Room 304 seniors won, Room 201 sophomores runner up.
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Duffy Lewis Made Early Prediction On Lazzeri’s Potential
Duffy Lewis, a former Red Sox outfielder, once told a major league club he was scouting for that Tony Lazzeri would never become a big league player.
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Spanish Fliers Cross South Atlantic to Rio in Record Flight
Two Spanish army aviators Capt. Francisco Jiminez and Capt. Ignacio Iglesias flew from Seville across the South Atlantic via the Cape Verde Islands to Natal Brazil and toward Rio de Janeiro. They crossed Cape Blanco Africa and landed near noon after leaving Cape Verde.
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OSU Track Team Heads to Texas Relays
Led by Larry Snyder seven Ohio State track luminaries trained for the Texas Relays. The squad stops in St. Louis for a workout before the meet at the University of Texas in Austin and a relay carnival at SMU in Dallas. Participants include George Simpson Francis Pierce Fred Strother Kent Crooks Howard Kriss Richard Rockaway and Pete Rasmus.
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German boxer Schmeling back opens fight war
Max Schmeling arrives aboard the Ile De France to set up a heavyweight promotion war. Dempsey and Fugazy sign with Humbert J. Lugazy while Schmeling chooses Joe Jacobs as manager. A Boston bout with Don O'Kelly is planned, with future matches likely decided in court.
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Glouster Five Defeats Nelsonville in League Bowls
Glouster Palace Fives beat Nelsonville Strands 716 to 660 on Colbert Bros. alleys. Faires led scoring with 163, Johnson of Nelsonville close behind at 162. Final totals show Nelsonville 660 with a 245 218 197 line and Glouster 716.
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Fire on Europa holds jammed Hamburg liner blaze
Fire crews from Hamburg city and the waterfront department fought a blaze in the hold of the North German Lloyd liner Europa today. The fire damaged the ship while docked along the harbor.
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Boxer Boxer's Pottery Earns Chicago Critics Praise
Chicago boxer Nick Fosco gains rare acclaim as a pottery artist with strong praise from local critics for his sculptural work and ceramic pieces.
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White Sox beat Texas in Lone Star exhibition
Chicago White Sox defeated the University of Texas 5 to 1 during a stopover in Texas on their way back to camp in Dallas after two exhibitions with the New York Giants in San Antonio. Other notes from spring training include Cubs vs Arizona and Reds mourning Roy Meeker with a cancelled Columbus game.
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Fields Wins Welterweight Title From Jack Thompson in Chicago
Jackie Fields defeated Thompson in ten rounds to claim the National Boxing Association welterweight world title in Chicago. A chaotic night saw two spectators ignite a riot and a panic in the Coliseum, with many injured as the crowd surged toward the ring.
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Loughran Ready For Walker Title Fight In Chicago
Tommy Loughran completed the hard training for Thursday night defense of his lightweight crown against middleweight champion Mickey Walker. After weight troubles he made the 175 pound limit and will ease with lighter workouts over the next two days.
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Inter-School Tournament Opener At Putnam GA
The Central School Tigers defeated East Side School Bull 16 to 0 at Rufus School playground. Kircher Spee and Emwhistle led scoring for the Tigers while Coury added points. The East Side led 3 to 0 at half, held Putnam scoreless in second half. Tournament continues this week with more games and a kite contest Saturday during vacation.
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Trust seeks abandonment of Wellston line in Ohio
The Toledo and Ironton railroad filed with the utilities commission to abandon its Wellston operation between Jackson and Cornelia. The carrier says the line no longer produces sufficient revenue to justify its continuation.
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