Infield Shifts Red Sox Reds Phillies Lead Spring Rebuilds
Reconstruction across major league clubs marks a spring of drastic infield overhauls led by the Reds and Phillies in the National League and the Red Sox in the American League. Harris and Wilson pivot to reshaped lineups with new first basemen, infielders, and rookie candidates crafting a fresh infield look.
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Jimmy Wilson
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Bucky Harris
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Harris
Boston
Funwa
Ian
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Uli Loc Jal Lluil
Joe Judge
Washington
Eddie Morgan
Cleveland
Max Bishop
Philadelphia
Bob Grove
Rube Walberg
Tom Yawkey
Chalmer Cissell
Bucky
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Yankees
Fred Muller
Bucky Walters
Judge
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Werber
Cissell
Pietro Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Bob O'Farrell
Tony Piet
Pittsburgh
Mark Koenig
Chicago
Gordon Slade
Sunny Jim Bottomley
Irv Jeffries
Mickey Haslin
Dick Bartell
Lou Chiozza
Hopkins
Don Hurst
Rabbit Maranville
Pirates
Linus Frey
Brooklyn
Red Rolfe
Don Heffner
Tony Lazzeri
Browns
Alan Strange
Harland Clift
Rogers Hornsby
Senators
Athletics
Joe Kuhel
Buddy Myer
Joe Cronin
Ossie Bluege
Jimmie Foxx
Dib Williams
Eric McNair
Frank Higgins
Indians
White Sox
Hal Trosky
Zeke Bonura
Three Strong Iowa Relay Teams Prep For Kansas Drake Meets
University of Iowa coaches drill three fast relay squads led by George T Bresnahan with high hopes in the half mile mile and shuttle hurdles events. Half mile entries Becker Henry Page Dean ran 1 30 9 for the indoor mark. Mile indoors 3 26 9 by Henry Page Dean Cook. Hurdles stars Moulton Cretzmeyer Latham lead list with Parker or Berkey as fourth man.
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Gazette
Iowa City
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George T. Bresnahan
Iowans
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Des Moines
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Tingley
Bernard Page
Newton
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Traer
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Page
Dean
Robert Cook
Spencer
Hawkeyes
Graham Moulton
Council Bluffs
Francis Cretzmeyer
Emmetsburg
Roy Latham
Cedar Falls
John Parker
Burlington
Clifford Berkey
Chicago Beats Detroit 4 1 in playoff hockey
Detroit arrives in Chicago bruised after two losses and must win three straight to claim the Stanley Cup. The Blackhawks dominated 4-1 on Thursday night in Olympia, tying the series at two games with a decisive victory. A third game is set for Sunday in Chicago, with a potential fourth also there if needed.
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Chicago
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Bladesmen
Hubbell's screwball in doubt as ball changes pace season begins
The column recalls Carl Hubbell’s mixed results with the screwball in the world series and previews how the livelier ball may hamper his punch. It notes Giants’ pitching strength and potential weakness if hitting and pitching slip, with manager Terry aware. It also covers Cubs rookie Augie Galan challenging Woody English for third base and a foretaste of a Carnera Baer bout.
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Earl Whitehill
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New York
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Schuimacher
Parmelee
Yitzsimsons
Southland
Terry
Woody English
Cubs
San Antonio
English
Augie Galan
Grimm
Galan
Woody
Marion High School Basketball Awards Letters
Members of the Marion high school basketball squad received nine letters at their annual dinner hosted by captain Robert Smith. Seniors Robert Smith Kenneth Winters Bob Shirley Don Price and Dale Smith earned letters, with Dale Lowe Ross Edwards and Junior Reed also slated to return. Senior Manager George Oxley received a monogram. no captain for next year was chosen, a floor captain to be selected before each game by Coach Cummins.
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Robert Smith
Jack Cummins
Kenneth Winters
Bob Shirley
Don Price
Dale Smith
Dale Lowe
Ross Edwards
Junior Reed
George Oxley
Cummins
Lowden Opens Baseball Season With Wheatland Tilt
Special to The Gazette. Lowden coach E. N. McIlraith prepares the high school team for spring play opening April 10 against Wheatland on the local diamond. Upcoming schedule lists Stanwood at Stanwood and Clarence at Clarence, with a County tournament at Clar.
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Clar
Yankees Hit Hard in Exhibition Swing Toward Birmingham
New York baseballs murderers row aims to match past power as they post over six runs per game in seventeen spring exhibitions heading toward a key stop in Birmingham Alabama.
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Birmingham
New York Yankees
Giants Start Wobbly As Hobell Slump Dawns
Giants stumble in early spring as Carl Hubbell irons out his form and Giants hitters struggle with the new ball. Critics note pitching strength waning, teammates lack spark, and manager Terry remains unable to rally the club through April.
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Reds
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Athletics
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Mr Terry
A's Seen As Sixth Place Club This Season
By Jack Cuddy United Press Stall Correspondent New York Connie Mack at 71 faces a wrecked Athletics again as treasurer and manager. The A's, rebuilt to reach pennant contention, may finish sixth after selling key stars since 1933. Pitching is thin with no lefties, Berry to handle catching, Foxx and Williams infield, Coleman recovered and throwing well in outfield with Johnson, Cramer and Coleman.
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United Press
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al Simmons
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Harry Kutuzak
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Roger Cramer
Ed Coleman
Coleman
Johnson
Cramer
Lou Finney
Bing Miller
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