Cardinal Infield Woes Signal Early Season Hurdles
Injuries hit several NL clubs as spring training opens. Johnny Mize and Jimmy Brown of the St. Louis Cardinals miss time with knee issues, while other infielders such as Charlie Gehringer and Ronnie Dom DiMaggio also suffer ailments, potentially reshaping early pennant races.
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European Boxers Meet Glovers In Chicago Stadium
Chicago hosts an international boxing card as Europeans face Chicago's Golden Gloves champions led by heavyweight Olle Tandberg of Sweden. Notable matchups include Tandberg versus Cornelius Young, with Italian and Swedish contenders competing across 112 to 160 pounds.
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Olle Tandberg
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Morley Hosts Oxford Junction in April and May Schedule
Morley high school baseball releases a schedule with games against Oxford Junction at home on April 11 and April 22 at Nord Junction on the road. also dates for Martelle and Maree games in April and May.
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Injured Hand Sidelines Trosky in Indians Early Stretch
Hal Trosky of the Cleveland Indians is nursing an injured hand after taking a pitch from Harry Gumbert. He will undergo N ray testing to check for broken bones. Lou Boudreau, sidelined by an ankle issue, returned to work and will not play nine innings until Saturday's Cleveland game.
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Exhibition Baseball Across Cities From Raleigh to Winston-Salem
A crowded montage of exhibition baseball results shows teams like New York Philadelphia Kansas City Charlotte Chicago Detroit and Louisville facing off in venues from Salisbury and Atlanta to Winston-Salem. Box scores list pitchers batters and partial inning lines with several 1 0 or 2 run entries and mixed defensive showings.
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Indianapolis Seeks Lightweight Title Bout After Bio Shot
Indianapolis explores a lightweight title bout matching the Samm Angott Davey Day winner against the Lou Ambers Lew Jenkins winner on the eve of Memorial Day 500 mile race week. The Detroit News publishes photos of major league managers wives.
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Red Sox cited for pennant claim by Honest George
The piece suggests George Kirksey sold a magazine article backing the Red Sox to win the American League pennant. He argues the Red Sox have youth and depth, but the Yankees maintain strength on the mound and with Cronin’s development, making a Sox pennant unlikely. The piece previews a National League outlook with Cubs favored and Pittsburgh a sentimental pick, noting uncertainties for Giants and Dodgers.
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Tabor
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A Hero One Day Bum The Next
Jerome Dizzy Dean, the Chicago Cubs star pitcher, was fined $100 by manager Gabby Hartnett for violating training rules. Hartnett said Dean had been a repeated offender all spring and was the only player unwilling to follow the rules, staying out late at night.
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Chicago Cards Hire Jimmy Conzelman as Coach
Chicago Cardinals announce Jimmy Conzelman will coach the team next season. The former Washington University of St Louis coach resigned last year after eight years there and brings a wide pro background including playing coach for the Detroit Tigers in 1925 and coaching the Providence Steamrollers to a NL title in 1928.
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Fourteen Schools In Class A Track Meet At Iowa City
Fourteen schools with 182 men entered Saturday's state interscholastic class A track and field meet in Iowa City. Davenport, the defending champion, brought 21 entrants, Fort Madison the runnerup from last year had 10 entrants, and Fairfield, last week's class B champion, fielded two relay teams and two individuals. Reinbeck and Marion qualified from class B with one entrant each.
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Fairfield
Reinbeck
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Honolulu boxers spark national A A U ring meet results
Hawaiians led the action at Boston garden with five finalists across four divisions as 20 of 32 quarter finals were completed. Local standout Jimmy Mulligan upset defending champion Corey Storace, while Frank Robinson advanced toward the senior featherweight title and several others moved to semi finals in multiple weight classes.
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Paul Matsumoto
Toronto Leafs Tie Rangers In Stanley Cup Duel
New York Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs tied the best of seven at two wins each. Toronto earned a 3-0 victory Tuesday night at Maple Leafs Garden before 13,966 spectators. Gus Marker opened the scoring at 19:20 of the first period, Wally Stanowski added a late third period goal, and Gordon Drillon sealed the win at 19:26 of the third.
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Three Crippled Vets May Be Pennant Aces
Three veteran pitchers from the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers may still power a pennant bid if they regain former form. The NL race starts next Tuesday with Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbel among recent exhibition front dispatches signaling possible comebacks.
Good News For Pirates
In Owensboro Kentucky Pittsburgh pitcher Russ Bauers earned a squad spot by blanking the Chicago White Sox over two innings as the Pirates won 4 to 3. Dean and Hubbell face comebacks while Mungo undergoes wing observations at Johns Hopkins. all three veterans combined for 21 wins over the prior season.
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Evansville Bees To Meet Detroit Team
The Detroit Tigers head to Evansville to face the Bees before a four game set with Cincinnati ending their exhibition schedule. Dizzy Trout and Arch McKain will pitch for Detroit as they chase a win after topping Knoxville 16 to 13 in an earlier Southern Association game. Rudy York and Pinky Higgins homered as Detroit collected 19 hits against Knoxville pitching.
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Des Moines Card Sees Lee Savald Face Eddie Boyle
Des Moines reports Lee Savald a top heavyweight prospect will meet Eddie Boyle of Cleveland instead of Jimmy Merritt. Merritt was dropped after a second round loss to Jim Thompson in Pittsburgh, leading to Boyle’s substitution on the Thursday night bill. Savold had recently lost to Johnny Whiters in St Louis amid rumors of a possible bout with Joe Louis.
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Detroit bowler Kra runs 704 with borrowed ball and street shoes
Steve Kukla of Detroit, a lefty in the American Bowling Congress event, borrowed a ball and wore street shoes to total 704 in singles for a fifth place tie. He gambled on breaking 700 after arriving at State Fairgrounds Coliseum without his gear and later paired with Wisconsin Rapids in doubles and Dallas Boedeckers in team action.
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Death of Ex Pirates Star Bill Abstein at 57
ST LOUIS Missouri reports former Pirates first baseman Bill Abstein 57 died after a lingering illness. He helped Pittsburgh win the 1909 world championship and was a onetime star for the club.
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