Amateur youths seek entry as newts and pace mentors
A fragmentary report notes aspiring young athletes forming groups to enter competitions. It mentions deadlines, sponsors, and plan changes, with emphasis on open opportunities and evolving efforts to cross barriers in amateur circles.
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Improvement Over the Original Sparks Club Tryout Reform
Sponsors relax checks on player turnout as teams may explore initiative within rules. Four chairs share talent from Dothan while territory is divided. After two weeks of workouts only about one third of expected players attended, with some out of town prospects. By May 17 sponsors expect to have solved the player recruitment issue.
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Governing Play Of Teen-Agers Adopted By AUIL ROUUIGIONS
The league adopted a two game day schedule with afternoon and evening sessions. President Jack Hovater announced the plan to strengthen clubs with a 2 player limit from designated areas. Main and Oates streets set as dividers while named sponsors and teams outlined geographic designations and opening game pairings.
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Dell
Jack Hovater
Temapers
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Greas Bathlub
Dothan Glass Company
Rainer Studio
Dothan Ice Cream Company
Dr. Pepper Bottling Commany
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W. C. Lockey
Fred O'Brien
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Earl Prima
Howater
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Nothan Glass Co
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Handball Champion Gains Loses Title
The 19-year-old Chicagoan won his ninth AAU singles championship by defeating Frank Coyle of New York AC 7 21 18 and 28. Later champions Platan and Quynn were eliminated in the quarterfinals by Jack Daer and Bart Macevey of Los Angeles 21 2 23, 22 58.
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Bart Macevey
Los Angeles
Mack Banks Relies On Rookie Peck In Loop Flag Race
Connie Mack eyes a potential dark horse in rookie Half Peck as the Philadelphia Athletics chase the pennant. Peck is hitting .367 and sparked a key seven-run fourth inning rally against the Yankees, boosting the A’s toward top standing with veteran support from Jesse Flores and Jittery Joe Berry in relief. Nels Potter sparked a 4-3 first-game win for St Louis Browne over Cleveland in the doubleheader.
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St Louis
Dodgers Captain’s Tale Signals Postwar Scheduling Quirk
A Brooklyn Dodger rooter and Army captain in the China-Burma-India theatre told NL president Ford Frick that a league schedule holds 1m handy in that area. He flashed a league schedule at the gate to board a train without official papers, a trick that worked. In war’s end, waterproof matches will reach armed forces at 10,000,000 daily, with sportsmen soon aided. Major leaguers will receive a gold pass after MM years of service, a rare honor joining veterans from several clubs.
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Tennis Meet Sees Semi Finalists in North and South Tourney
In Pinehurst North Carolina AP reports Richard Sheen of Palm Beach faces Conn in a semifinal. Welby Van Horn of Atlanta meets Robert Hecker of Miami Beach in tomorrow's other semifinal after Van Horn survives Ed Coneland in five sets 6-2 6-2 5-7 4-6 6-2. Elsmingled George L Rogers Los Angeles 7-5 8-6 6-1. Rericha beat Teal Rericha New York 6-3 6-1 6-0. Decker defeated Pfc Joe Whalen Army Redistribution Center Asheville 6-3 6-0 8-1.
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Richard Sheen
Palm Beach
Conn
Welby van Horn
Atlanta
Robert Hecker
Miami Beach
van Horn
Ed Coneland
Rollins College
Baseball Roundup With Rainouts And Homer Celebrations
The rained out second game featured Potter's first velory and Vern Stephens hitting his final homer as Boston lost 4-1 to Washington in front of Commissioner A B Chandler. Johnny Negreting collected 10 hits for the Senators with a double and a single. Mel Ott's Giants shut out the Phillies 2-0 behind Harry Feldman. Ott's double drove in a run and Ernie Lombardi hit his third homer of the year. Cold weather postponed several National and American League games including Brooklyn-Boston and Chicago-Cincinnati and Detroit-Chicago.
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Washington
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Harry Feldman
Phillies
Ott
Ernie Lombardi
Charley Schanv
Pittsburgh
St. Loui
Ty Cobb to Coach West Team Entry in Esquire Game
Chicago reports Ty Cobb, baseball great, will coach the West team in the Esquire All American Boyl game to be staged at New York Pelo Grounds this summer. Cobb, famed for a 348 lifetime average, leads a cast team that played last year’s game 6 to 0.
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Ty Cobb
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New York
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