Giants Confident They Can Repeat With Strong Pitching
New York Giants back in Florida under sun and moonlight project a premier season. Manager Wil Terry praises pitching depth with Hubbell Schumacher Parmelee and a healthy supporting cast led by Jackson Mancuso O’Doul Ott Moore Lindstrom and Grantham. They anticipate the strongest staff in the league and a powerful lineup to back them up.
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Iami Beach
Fla
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Wil Terry
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Schumacher
Parmeree
Gus Mancuso
Hal Schumacher
Roy
Tarzan) Parmelee
Freddie Fitzsimmons
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Terry
Parmelee
Bil Shores
Jack Salveson
al Smith
Joe Bowman
Herman Bell
Adolfo Luque
Jackson
Giants Trim Macks 1-0 To Win Four Of Five In Series
New York Giants win 1-0 over Philadelphia Athletics in spring finale at Fort Myers. Three doubles by Critz Ott and Davis spark sixth inning rally, Schumacher Clark and Cricleman combine on mound for Giants.
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Mel Ott
George Davis
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Hal Schumacher
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LeRoy Mahaffex
John Marcum
Jimmy Foxx
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Phildelphia
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Richard
Danning
Cain Mahaffey
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Madjeski
Trinity Seniors Narrow Defeat by Alburnett in OT
Trinity Seniors fell to Alburnett 41 to 39 in a tightly contested overtime game. Trinity's Jostao led the fourth quarter surge as Alburnett barely held on, final score 44 to 43 for the Alburnett girls.
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Prep Fives Drill for Title Tourney in Cedar Falls
The Vanguard of high school boys basketball teams arrive in Cedar Falls for the state tournament at Iowa State Teachers. Three teams work out in the gym today while 15 teams, including West Waterloo and Charles City, vie for spots. Schedule spans Thursday to Saturday with 4000 season tickets to be distributed, and only three teams remain undefeated Roosevelt Des Moines, Martelle, and Grandview Cass.
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Ershi Mues Awar
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Waterloo
Charles City
Widnesdas
Pra
Maneum
Merdenhall
Town State
Ciensco
Diagonal
Burtington
Charles Cis Clarinda Plass
Davenport
Rooseve
Des Moines
Ard Martelle
Grandview Cass
Stanwood Teams End Season With Strong Records
Stanwood high school basketball wrapped up the season with the girls posting a 10-10 mark under coaches N E Jones and Wilhemina Meyer after beating Clarence 27 to 18 to win Cedar County honors. They finished second in the sectional after a two overtime loss to Clarence. The girls scored 579 points to opponents 428. The boys, led by coach Louie Riecks, claimed Wapsie Heights champions and tallied 204 points while conceding 137 to opponents. Hilma Von Behren captained the girls and Red Donner captained the boys.
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Stanwood High School
N E Jones
Wilhemina Meyer
Cedar Counts
Clarence
Louie Riecks
Wapsie Enght
Hilma von Behren
Red Donner
Big League Bowling Notes From Local Stream of Play
Fragmented OCR passage on bowling style and form at a local alleys session. Mentions players, stance, loft or drop, and feedback about technique and conduct during games. No clear names or results due to garbled text.
Del Monte golf ace and Hornsby power in baseball notes
Mrs. Gene McDaniel achives an ace on No. 5 at Del Monte after four out of bounds drives. Rogers Hornsby boosts St Louis Browns training camp chatter with long drives and possible return to playing. Eddie Break discusses eligibility and coaching plans while Babe Ruth’s declining form raises questions for the Yankees. Connie Mack reflects on Athletics prospects and trades, predicting a competitive season and potential pennant push for Cochrane and the Tigers.
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Smith Rates Jones As 8-1 Favorite
Horton Smith predicts Bobby Jones will not dominate the Masters at Augusta this month and doubts Jones can maintain his former mental grip. Smith, who beat Jones in 1930, says most pros will attack Jones and few see him invincible.
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Met
Waterton Horton
Jones Rigtan
Jone
Denny Shre
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Tryang
Minnesota Cagers Edge Notre Dame 43 41 In OT
Minnesota defeats Notre Dame 43 to 41 in overtime to close the season. Crowe Krause Norman Roscoe lead scoring for the Gophers with Krause 14 Norman 12 Roscoe 11. Notre Dame battles to a late regulation tie before Minnesota pulls away in OT.
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Memorial Coliseum to feature Cedar Rapids wrestling show
Friday night card at the Memorial Coliseum presents Rudy La Ditzi of New York vs George Keverly of Hollywood in the headline bout. Pat McGill of Omaha faces Danny McDonald of Washburn College, with Arthur Von Saxon meeting Rough House Nelson. The card includes several veterans and new faces amid a lively, police-escorted backdrop in midwestern wrestling circles.
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Rassler
Washington Clinches Coast Conference Title With Victory
The University of Washington defeated the University of Southern California 34 to 30 in Los Angeles to win the Pacific Coast conference basketball championship in the deciding third game of the series.
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University of Washington
University of Southern California
Bowden Upsets Borotra In Indoor Singles Thriller
Frank Bowden of New York stunned Jean Borotra 2-6 10-8 6-3 to reach the American national Indoor singles quarterfinals. Borotra, aiming for a fifth title, faded after a fiery start as Bowden hammered forehands and strong serves. Other results listed include Lott over Boussus and Stoefen, Mangin, Shields advancing.
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George Lott
Paul Foret
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Andre Merlin
Berkeley Bell
Lawrence Kurzrok
Stoefen
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Melvin Patridge
New Rochelle
Frank Shields
William Thompson
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Thompson
Simon Miller
Wood
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Shields
McCauliff
Lott
Mangin
Merlin
Solters Shakes Up Sox Camp With Big Home Run
Sarasota report notes Julius Solters from Pittsburgh arrived at the Red Sox training camp and sparked the first full practice by driving a homer over the right field fence and a powerful shot that would clear the left field wall at the Sax hall park.
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Pittsburgh
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Red Sox
New Hall Park
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