Holdout Players Slow Spring Training Across Leagues
Baseball report from New York notes a wave of unsigned players as camps open. Paul Waner Muscles Medwick Mungo Coffman and Luke Appling lead a long holdout list with others like Newsom Sinking and DiMaggio awaiting terms. Teams including the Giants Browns and Phillies face stubborn contract talks while managers weigh next moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Waner
Joe
Muscles) Medwick
van Mungo
Dick Coffman
Buck Newsom
Luke Appling
Coffman
Bill Terry
Giants
Hot Springs
Cola
Slinger
Mungo
Pageland
8. C
Larry MacPhail
Waner
Flinger
Dodgers
Raven Phelps
Charley George
Bill Crouch
Fred Sington
Tot Pressnell
Luke Hamlin
Whitlow Wyatt
MacPhalil
Cleveland Indiana
St. Louis Browns
Baston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Phillies
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Red Rolfe
Joe Gordon
Frank Crosetti
Gordon
Florida
DiMaggio
Cleveland
Hal Trosky
Bruce Campbell
Rollie Hemsley
Earl Averill
Lyn Lary
Mel Harder
Jeff Heath
Johnny Bronca
Browns
Newsom
Russ van Atta
Don Heffner
Billy Sullivan
Mel Almada
Joe Moore
Burgess White
Medwick
Mickey Owen
Don Padgett
Gus Suhr
Bill Brubaker
Pittsburgh
Hank Leiber
Stan Hack
Cubs
Jim Outlaw
Bees
Ray Davis
Reds
Appling
White Sox
Ed Oldham and local friends in Morgan County notes
Morgan County social column records numerous local visits and events. Ed Oldham recovers from a fall while Harold Hood heads to Washington DC for work. Multiple guests visit families in Arab Laceys Spring Cullman Decatur and Hartselle as Kinship ties and community life are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Oldham
L. L. Kennedy
Birmingham
BE. K. Chunn
Harold Hood
Washington, D. C
Birdie Rice
Avis McCutcheon
Woodland
Irene Clemons
Mildred Dean
Charlies Rice
Decatur
Harold
David McAnaly
M. D. Bonds
Horace Chunn
Mattie Thomas
Fred Turney
Huntsville
Ed Luker
Boys
Cullman
Owen Chunn
Leon Chunn
Hough
Laceys Springs
Ernest Greer
Hartselle
Dewey Day
Hough Williams
Henry Morrison
Arab
Emma Rice
Julia
Burrell
Hugh Morrow
Talucah
Bud Murphy
Clyde Smith
Marie Atkinson
Mildred Prince
Union Hill
Commer Rice
J. M. Chunn
P. T. Watson
Cora Smith
Miss Lindsay
Danville
Freeman kinship and visits noted in county column
Mrs. Mattie Freeman remains in serious condition with Birmingham visitor Jim Stovall at her bedside. Charlie Maples and family called Sunday. Mr and Mrs Owen Penn also visited. Visa Hampton sustained a serious leg burn last Thursday and went to her mother's home Sunday night to recover. Rube Morgan Wilson Kelly and J H Rigby visited Mrs Hampton Sunday evening. A miscellaneous shower followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube Morgan
Pascel Egans
J. H. Rigby
J. D. Bonds
Mattie Freeman
Melvin Aldredge
Lou Rigby
Howard Evans
Loona McClellan
Hartselle
Cecil Carter
Andrew Chapel
Mosa Evans
Corinth
Callie Looney
John Hogan
Cullman
W. P. A. Dod Bonds
Waldermose Springs
Edd Luker
Piney Grove
Bruce Bonds
Sam Powell
Jim Stovall
Birmingham
Charlie Maples
Owen Penn
Visa Hampton
Wilson Kelly
Classified Ads Highlight Housewife Advertising Medium
A brief note notes that classified ads serve as the home maker's advertising medium. It invites readers to call phone 46 and ask for Ad Taker to place notices or promotions.
Kentucky in Favor to Conquer South Conference Tourney
Kentucky earns top seed as Adolph Rupp's Wildcats ready for the South Conference tournament. They face a bracket of unfamiliar foes beginning Thursday at 8 am CST, including Georgia Tech and Ole Miss, with potential final against Tennessee or area foe. Strong Alabama and Vanderbilt noted as threats in a stacked field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaintuck
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
Area
Tennessee
Cats
Lexington
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Auburn
Tulane
Louisiana State
Sewanee
Picard Favored as St Petersburg Open Begins
Henry Picard of Hershey Pa the favorite in the St Petersburg open as the winter tour teed off in its eighth renewal. Picard with prior winnings in New Orleans and Thomasville posted a 68 in practice, while Johnny Revolta won last year. The field plays 36 holes over Thursday with total prizes of 3250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Henry Picard
Hershey
Picard
New Orleans
Thomasville
Johnny Revolta
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Crossword puzzle list with across clues including inundation verdant calms withers eyes adult river in france etc and down clues ices from gloomy final book of record in business deals pronoun of this kind coin of Denmark short napped fabric aquatic animal sea eagles against having a heel yelp self young sheep repulsive river in Livonia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Denmark
Livonia
Top ranking dogs in meet at Ames plantation
In Grand Junction Tennessee on March 1 the national championship field trials entered their third day. The morning brace featured Mc Ewen a pointer owned by Mia and Sports Peerless Pride owned by L. M. Bobbitt of Winston Salem NC. Tim and Incas Flying Devil drew attention in the afternoon heat with Tim owned by A. G. C. Sage of New York City and Alberta Alabama and H Ki Kyester York PA pacing the Devil through eight miles. Ten nessee Jo Jo owned by W. O. Dyer Johnson City Tenn and Semaphore also ran in the heat alongside Tall Gear Sam owned by R. A. Johna Austin Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Tenn
Ames Plantation
Morning Brace
McEwen
Mia
Great Setter
Peerless Pride
L. M. Bobbitt
Winston- Salem
N. C
Peerless
Tom Broeck Bennett
W. W. Bowles
Houston
Tex
Tim
A. G. C. Sage
New York City
Alberta
Ala
Flying Devil
Devil
H. Ki. Kyester
York
Sam
R. A. Johna
Austin
Texas
Tennessee
W. O. Dyer
Johnson City
Dixie Conference Teams Start Play in Jackson Marathon
Eight Dixie Conference basketball teams gathered in Jackson for the opening round of the annual tournament. All teams play today with no eliminations yet. Bracket for championship action begins Thursday, semifinals Friday, finals Saturday. Games: 2:30 Southwestern vs Chattanooga. 4:00 Howard vs Loyola. 7:30 Millsaps vs Spring Hill. 9:00 Mississippi College vs Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Dixie Conference
Southwestern
Chattanooga
Howard
Loyola
One Type of Rookie They`ll All Like
Birmingham florist Pop Kitchens, talent hunter for the Barons, offers to plant rambling rose bushes inside all fences at Rickwood Park. He pledges to stake his reputation on pleasing irate fans with this floral stunt while working from Tyler, Texas when not scouting. The front office has not replied to rumors about roses for Barons batters driving in runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Pop
Birmingham Barons
Rickwood Park
Tyler
Tex
Wags
New AFL Charter For Three Local Mine Unions
Three local unions with about 2,000 iron ore miners on their rolls received American Federation of Labor charters in a ceremony at the State AFL office. The locals belong to the Brotherhood of Mine Workers, which also includes coal miners not affected by today’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
American Federation of Labor
State
Brotherhood of Captive Mine Workers
Local Social Notes From Morgan County Rock Springs
Morgan County and nearby communities see a string of visits and family time as J C Roberts of Neel visits relatives. Neighbors include Mr. and Mrs Louis Christen with the Pearsons, Velma Roberts and Cleone visit, and Melvin Lake with Mandie McCleskey’s family. Various ill health updates and small property projects are noted along with Sunday gatherings and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Roberts
Neel
Louis _ Christen
Claude Pearson
Velma Roberts
Cleone
John Hughes
Trinity Mountain
Melvin Lake
Mandie McCleskey
Macedonia
Rosd Roberts
Mae Stephenson
Verna Roan
Rocky Ford
Roy Osborne
Forest Chapel
C. J. Roberts
Quiller Knighton
Esther Callahan
Charlie V
Eugene Hartselle
Jacklyn West
Laverne Knighton
Marie Crowe
Hartselle
Bertia Callahan
A. Q
L. E. Toon
Decatur
A. P. Roberts
Fraser West
Luke Roberts
Ruby Owens
McDougal
Ovélla Pearson
Louise Christen
influenza cases and community notes from Vinemont Alabama
Local notices report several influenza cases but optimism remains. social visits include Mrs. B H Nunnelly returning from Bowden Georgia and Reverend Rector moving into the pastorium. Mrs. Herbert Linton and daughter Ann visit Cumberland Kentucky. Angela Nelle born to E C Lawrence and wife. A Baptist class meeting features a Washington program and decorated home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Nunnelly
Bowden
Georgia
Floyd Linton
Horace Berry
Dan Rehberg
J. Dunkin
Danius Dun
Grady McCoy
Logan
Andrew Robinson
War Admiral May Sit Out Widener Cup Race at Hialeah
Miami dispatch reports War Admiral may not run in the Widener cup at Hialeah Park on Saturday as the high-spirited champion suffers a fever near 102 degrees. Trainer George Conway will decide if the ailing horse starts, while Seabiscuit’s absence from Santa Anita amplifies the anticipated showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Talbot
Miami
Fla
Admiral
Hialeah Park
Seuemica D. Riddle
George Conway
Conway
Hialeah
Maxwell Howard
Seabiscuit
Santa Anita
Bull Lea
Earl Sande
War Admiral
Pimlico
California
Santa
Dallas wins basketball crown in stunning upset over Trenton
Dallas, Texas captured the crown with a 81 to 78 victory over Trenton, New Jersey. Center Connor, six and a half feet tall, led the attack scoring 34 points including 12 goals from the court in a spectacular tournament upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
American Basketball Corporation
Dallas
Texas
Trenton
N. J
Texans
Connor
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Hugh §. Fullerton, JR
New York
ED Goddard
Washington State
Cleveland Rams
Cincinnati Reos
Southern
Reos
Ogden
Utah
Morgan County
WAL
Hermoso
the Daily
Cullman County
Kentucky
Daily Cross
King Features Syndicate
Bac
DIXIE
Dizzy Dean
Catalina Island
Chicago Cubs
Rock Springs
Vinemont
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
4Th Ave
Basket
Horace Small
D-4
Ave
Nashville
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