Bombers Reserve First Division Hope With New Manager
The Bombers of the govt League announce a fast, tough squad aiming for the ga division. Manager Edgar expects strong opener and exhibition at Midland City on Sunday, April 6, with two drills weekly and a 42 game schedule starting soon. Temporary roster lists pitchers Hughes Adams Acree catchers Weeks infielders Ray Gerald Burdleshaw Howell Kelly outfielders Newton Hatton.
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Acree
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Goggin Leads Charlotte Open After Second Round
Wil lie Goggin 41, a veteran golfer from White Plains, N.Y., shot 33 33 66 to lead the Charlotte Open by one stroke in round two. Lace of age marked the day with Lawson Little, Horton Smith, Jimmy Demaret, Lloyd Mangrum and others posting 67s to stay close, while low amateur Bill Dowtin carded 73.
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N. C
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White Plains
N.Y
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Goggin
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U.S
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Horton Smith
Detroit
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Ky Laffoon
St. Andrews
Henry Picard
Cleveland
Frank Moore
St. Louis
Rickey and MacPhail Clash at Havana Box Incident Hearing
Rickey faces MacPhail in a Sarasota hearing before Commissioner Chandler over charges that Dodgers officials Tampered with the sport. Leo Durocher Harold Parrott and others testify as the probe stretches back years amid gambler allegations and the Havana box controversy.
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Brooklyn
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Chuck] Dressen
Yankees
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Yanks
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Parron
Augie Galan
Cincinnati Reds
Ted McGrew
Dodgers
Hey
Walter O'Malley
Bronklyn
Playoff Tonight For Women Cagers
The Nashville Goldblumes defend their national A A U title tonight against Atlanta Sports Areas, the only team to beat them this year. Semi finals saw Nashville beat Des Moines Home Federals 24 to 14 and Atlanta beat Des Moines AIR 35 to 27. Alline Banks and Mary Link tied for scoring with 14 each.
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Nashville Goldblumes
Atlanta
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Nashville Girls
Alline Banks
Cdvice
Mary Link
Okmulgee
Okls
Twins Hills
Free Look In For Browns Fans Sunday At Stadium Tilt
Browns fans may attend Sundays squad game at Wiregrass Stadium free of charge at 2 30 p m to view the tentative lineup and rosters. Manager Frank Martin splits the squad with Lindsey captaining the club for a second straight season as rookies and veterans show drills and fundamentals during training week.
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Wiregrass Stadium
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Hewes And Havater To Attend Meeting
Coaches Hewes and Havater will attend a Birmingham meeting this week as part of the Alabama High School Athletic Association convention. They plan to return to Dothan Saturday and discuss whether the football schedule will reach nine or ten games this season. Hewes will finalize any changes after the Birmingham gathering.
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Wooft
Rip Hewes
Jack Havater
Birmingham
Alabama Federation
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Alabama Haigh School Athletic Association
Hewes
Tigers
Hiewes
AHSAA Votes On Football Games and Division Rules
Birmingham AP report says the Alabama High School Athletic Association backed 19 football games annually and approved a state office with a full time secretary. It allowed the central board to classify schools into divisions for competition, while a proposal to raise age limits and other eligibility changes failed. The one proposal for 10 games was repeatedly opposed in earlier years.
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Atatbatmna Fiivh School Athletic Association
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Sugar Robinson Stops Miller With Quick Third Round
Ray Sugar Robinson defeated Bernie Miller of New York in Miami before 4 477 fans. The wood welter weighed 152 7 and delivered a decisive third round finish with a flurry of rights that sent Miller to the canvas.
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New York
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Ergcesy
Grapefruit League Briefs From Florida Spring Games
In St. Petersburg the Yankees expect Toe Didiague diPee to miss the April 14 opener with Washington. DiMaggio, weary from life on the road, will need more than two weeks to regain form. In Sarasota the Red Sox beat the Yankees 5 to 3 as Rudy York and Bo Pellagrini sparked a double play sequence. In Havana Pete Reiser sidelined as starter for Brooklyn. Montreal’s Robinson is due back after back soreness. In Clearwater the Phillies aim to end a long skid as Garvin Harper heads to Memphis. West Palm Beach reports the Athletics hosting a late exhibition with Brewne, referee oversight.
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DiMaggio
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Hhain
Patindiste
Havana
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pete Reiser
Moantreal Raovalna
Jackie Hobinson
Montreal
Froitur
Pivo
Bengede
Yaa
Baseball action as teams seek to rebound from yesterday losses
Washington defeated the A s 6 to 2 aided by five Philadelphia errors while the Pirates overwhelmed the Browns 7 to 1. Chicago White Sox pitchers face Cleveland slugger Pat Seerey who hit two homers yesterday as the Indians beat the Cubs 8 to 6 and Seerey pushes his spring total to seven four baggers in five days.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Browns
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Pat Seerey
Seerey
Indians
Chicago Cubs
Hag
Women golfers keep pace in Augusta opener
Sungs Berg and Kirby posted subpar 73s to pace the 72 hole women's open at Augusta Country Club. Babe Didrickson Zaharias led a group tied for third after opening with 78 while Mary Agnes Wall and Maureen Ruttle also scored strongly in the women's championship.
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Tithia Springs
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Minneapolis
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Atlanta
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Chalice
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Menominee
Mich
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Bournemouth
Eng
Betty Jamesson
San Antonio
Tex
Fstelle Lawson Pagero
Chapel Hill
N.C
Sally Sessions
Muskegon
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