Greenberg draws mixed reviews in Detroit exhibition games
Hank Greenberg, the Tigers slugger, struggles at the plate with a .214 average in 15 games and questions linger on his defensive shift from first base to the outfield. Manager Steve ONeill remains confident, noting timing and a lingering slow start as Hank battles to reclaim form before the April 16 opener.
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Dothan Golfers Enter Panama City Tourney
About 250 golfers from Florida Alabama and Georgia cities will compete in an annual invitational in Panama City starting April 11. Pro prize money totals 2350 plus trophies with the Sherman Trophy for first flight. Alabama entrants include Scuddy Harmer and several Montgomery players. Georgia and Florida reps from multiple cities are listed.
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Homer to Become Montgomery Club Pro
Homer Seudday, one of the Souths leading amateurs, will turn pro on April 1 and take over as pro at Bonnie Crest Club in Montgomery. He holds Alabama State title, Southeastern PGA win, Tennessee Amateur titles, and Beauvoir Invitation wins. He will teach lessons and run the Bonnie Crest Golf Shop under owner Weldon Doe Sr. He plans to play in some PGA events but emphasizes pro status beyond PGA circuits.
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Veteran Baseman To Play For Reds Here Next Week
Lonny Frey, veteran second baseman for the Cincinnati Reds, will play against the Boston Red Sox at Wire grass Stadium next Thursday at two o'clock. Frey, 33, bats left, throws right, has been a standout fielder at second since Bill McKechnie moved him from shortstop. The Reds obtained Frey from the Cubs in the 1937-38 winter after the Cubs had acquired him from Brooklyn.
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Man O War Celebrates 29th Birthday Quietly
Lexington Kentucky UP reports Man O War marked 29 with a rose tribute at his stable door as visitors come daily. Will Harbut, longtime helper, is recovering from a stroke but speaks of missing his boss while Riddle's Faraway Farms notes Harbut improving.
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Delinquent and Needy Children in the United States
A statistic notes about 9,000,000 children in the United States are delinquent or in need. The figure underscores challenges facing families and social services across the nation.
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Talbot Picks Yanks Bosox Tigers In American League
Gayle Tarnot notes the Yankees look strong as they break camp in St Petersburg on a nine-city tour. He predicts the Red Sox finish second, Tigers third, and Senators fourth, with Detroit rebuilding after last season’s World Series win. He weighs rosters, pitching depth, and key injuries as the AL shape forms.
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Baseball Scores From The Associated Press
Philadelphia New York Louisville Boston Brooklyn New York New York Chicago Pittsburg Detroit Buffalo Toronto Chicago. Rain affected several games and scores feature multiple teams.
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Survey Finds New England Native White Stock Majority
A survey shows 47 percent of New England residents are native white stock, with 4 percent classified as foreign born white stock, meaning either foreign-born or children of foreign-born, indicating the region's racial composition and immigration background.
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Birmingham Barons show pitching depth in exhibition
Yesterday's exhibition slate featured the Barons with pitchers Dade Kanagy and Kucab holding Boches er to few runs as others hammered 35 runs. Abilhalwa Cyclones defeated Memphis 7-5 with Sid Gatsby's three hits. Atlanta released Dino Parsons after arm issues while Cracker manager Cuyler eyes plans for opening day as Lookouts add Lyons and Roberts to shore up infield and outfield. Damp fields delayed Mobile Bears practice before a Biloxi tilt, New Orleans Pelicans slugged 16 hits to beat Minneapolis 9-5.
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Danna and Wells Lose 16 Bits to Minnespats Club
Danna and Wells surrendered 16 bits to the Minnespats Club in a recent contest. The outcome marked a setback for the duo as the match concluded with the rival team securing the advantage.
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General Electric Marine Engineers Forecast Faster Ocean Travel
Marine engineers of General Electric predict higher-speed ocean travel due to Ve Wellines research and new developments. The forecast highlights improvements in propulsion and hull design aimed at reducing fuel use and increasing voyage efficiency.
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