Century Of Progress Promises A Strong 1939 American League
President of the American League Will Harridge outlines expectations for 1939 highlighting baseballs centennial season. He notes improved play, new managers, and talent from the minors, with attendance hampered only by bad weather, and anticipates a closer championship race amid heightened public interest.
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Vander Meer Undergoes Third Tonsil Operation
Paterson New Jersey January 19 Johnny Vander Meer who pitches for Cincinnati has had another full tonsil removed marking the third such operation. The piece notes Americans spend about two million dollars yearly on flowers.
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Dempsey Receives Eddie Neil Medal in New York
In Manhattan a memorial Eddie Neil medal was awarded to Jack Dempsey for his boxing influence in 1938. Attending were James J. Walker General Hugh Johnson and many newspaper men including Eddie Neil in spirit. Dempsey recalled meeting Neil in 1926 and valued their friendship highly.
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Sports Roundup Highlights Across Football Boxing Golf
New York rounds up college and pro chatter as Holy Cross aims at Texas Christian and Tennessee while Duke eyes eastern schedules and Florida expands. Braddock ventures cafe dreams amid a boxing rumor mill. Sammy Baugh and Doyle Nave draw praise for passing, Paul Waner predicts a tight Pirates race, and Grover Cleveland Alexander headlines a flea circus appearance. Sammy Snead slides in a slump as Tony Galento stays active with dates in Newark Detroit Miami and Chicago. Al Weill promotes a string of wins with four boxers and a fifth the next night.
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Johnson Street and Elm Street End In 1 1 Soccer Tie
Johnson Street school Gray Club officers elected include Robert Cannon chief and Junior Meredith assistant chief. The Elm Street team tied 1-1 with Johnson Street on the school playground, with Cook and Floyd scoring for their sides.
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Gerenuk Reaches High Leaves Beyond Most Animals Except Giraffe
The African gerenuk shows ease in feeding from tree leaves well above ground level, a feat unmatched by most animals except the towering giraffe. This demonstrates its long neck and selective browsing height in its savanna habitat.
Bisons to Meet Gastonia Friday
High Point's Black Bisons travel to Gastonia Friday for a tough conference clash with the Green Wave. Hartley and Lefty Hartley have led scoring with 117 points each in eight games as the team aims to stay unbeaten in conference play after defeating Salisbury. The probable starting lineup includes Hartley Welborn Hussey Hayworth and Horney or Short.
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Lefty) Hartley
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Patty Berg Takes Lead at Augusta Title Event
Augusta Ga Jan 19 Patty Berg of Minneapolis enters the final 18 holes with a six stroke lead after rounds 43 40 for an 8&3 today and a 239 total. Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta sits second with 245.
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St Louis Screen to Be Torn Down at Sportsman's Park
In St Louis on January 19 the right field pavilion at Sportsman's Park may lose the Babe Ruth era screen that shields the wall to the roof. Browns VP Bill De Witt plans to review 1939 records to see if removing the barrier boosts St Louis home runs without aiding opponents.
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