Former Browns Outfielder Signs with Dothan Diamond Club
A Dothan Diamond Club report details former Browns outfielder Mitchell signing a contract to play in the Alabama State League with Dothan. The Abbeville native, praised for 18 roundtrippers and strong defense, is expected to boost the club’s offense and fielding. Other candidates for the roster include Hobson Best, William Fevre, Julien Tyler, and manager Frank Martin as the team builds for the ASL season.
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Dothan
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Dovhan
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Claga
Hobson Best
William R Fevre
Julien L. Tyler
Henry Jenkins
Jock Measick, Jr
Jobons
Glenn Clark
Wile
Clarence Andrews
Johnnie Bkippen
Frank Martin
Pelicans Train Intensely for Birmingham Exhibition
New Orleans Pelicans add eight players as they begin serious training for their first exhibition against the Birmingham Barons next Sunday. Monday workouts featured Vernon Trader Horn Vernon Theele and Jim Francolin along with infielders Gordon Guy Joe Sutherland and outfielder John Banovich.
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New Orleans Pelicans
Birmingham Barons
Vernon
Trader" Horn
Vernon Theele
Jim Francolin
Gordon Guy
Joe Sutherland
John Banevich
Gallery Of Scouts Follows Cardinals On Exhibition Loop
In St Petersburg Florida the St Louis Cardinals will draw large scouts crowds at exhibition games, marking the first time NL talent hunters descend in such numbers on a single big league club. Scouts aim to spot potential trades as Eddie Dyer prepares a volatile roster of many proven or promising pitchers, while rival managers hint at tampering amid the possible sale of players like Pollet Ben Beazley Brecheen and Lanier. The Cardinals face a fierce selection task as manager weighs the talent and risks of letting go potential 25 win arms.
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Howie Pollet
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Harry Brecheen
Charles Barret
Ernie White
Howie Krist
Max Lanier
Bill Terry Teaches Players to Take It
MEMPHIS AP Bill Terry plans to spend springs teaching his sons prep school team at Christian Brothers College to handle losses as well as wins. The former Giants star and Memphis executive says he aims to instill sportsmanship and a love of the game in his son Ken and his players who hope to pursue baseball careers after school.
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Memphis Cottox
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Former Auburn Star To Coach Boys High
ATLANTA AP Joe Eaves former Auburn star in football basketball baseball and track was named physical education director at Boys High replacing Henry Wagnon who left for an insurance job Wagnon had taught and coached at Sylvania Gainesville and Commercial High and recently returned from three years Navy duty Eaves starred 1933 to 1937 at Auburn made All Southeastern Conference football team in 1937 pitched on conference championship baseball team He coached at Pewee from 1937 to 1941 before joining the Army now on terminal leave as lieutenant colonel since December
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Boys’ High
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Sylvania
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Sthletes
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Pewanee
Army
PGA Offers Match Prize Of Half Million
The PGA through manager Fred Corcoran announced a spring and summer schedule of 43 tournaments with total prize money over 500000. Key events include the United States Open at Canterbury Club Cleveland in June 1915 and the PGA Championship at Portland Golf Club August 12-25, with the Tom O Shanter Tournament at Chicago Teravlovshanter July 22-26 offering 45000. Additional winter events include the Jacksonville Open in March and the Masters at Augusta in April.
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Ohio
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Augusta
McClellan Meets Benning In Atlanta Basketball Tourney
In Atlanta the American Basketball Congress tournament reaches quarterfinals. Dow Chemical of Midland faces Fort Dix after Dow beat Jacksonville NA 60 to 52. Fort Dix defeated Atlanta NA S 55 to 44. Fort McClellan meets Fort Benning after McClellan beat Laurel 62 to 32 and Benning beat Palmyra 91 to 51.
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Fort McClellan
Ala
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Sports Arena
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Tiger Varsity Drills Highlight Spring Football Practice
Tiger High scrimmage shows strong offense led by Burkett and McGowan while the line, backs, and ends click in drills. Top performers include Burkett, McGowan, Rice, Demrus, and Ramsey as Howater and Hewes push depth and technique.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Early Games
The report lists exhibition results with Philadelphia, Brooklyn New York, St Louis, Cleveland, Detroit, and Cincinnati Reds games. Fireman Jack Beggs is slotted as a starter for Cincinnati after a 3-1 Reds win in their first exhibition. Manager Bill McKechnie comments on his rotation as 12 million British workers aged 22 million were in armed forces or industry by mid 1944.
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Deven
Reds
Bill McKech
Mexico City writes off baseball monopoly dispute
The Mexico City AP report describes tense negotiations as Mexican officials and baseball executives push to end a monopoly. It notes proposals involving Cub Cubs and players like Feller and other figures as talks continue, with figures cited about salaries and contracts in the Mexican League context.
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Bob Cannon
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Propisel
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Mexican League Bosses Deny Outlaw Tag Amid War Talk
The piece portrays Bernardo defending Mexican baseball against US accusations of corruption. He emphasizes the league’s integrity, contrasting it with the US Black Sox scandal and noting support from a banking and ranching family backing roughly 60 million dollars.
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