Farm system likely to stay similar next season despite clamor
Baseball’s farm operations face little change next summer as owners back Landis rulings on free agency. Major leagues plan to keep training schools and minor-league subsidies, with only limited curbs on working agreements.
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Judson Bailey
New York
Onesaw Mountain Landis
Deoit Farm
Theajor League
Landis
A. A
York Yankees
St. Louis Jdinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Landis Ukase
Pittsburgh
Wilm FE. Benswanger
The
Pires
Noig
Boston
Billy Evans
Sox
Washington
Mark Griffith
Troit
Connie Mack
Philadelia Athletics
Phillies
John Ogden
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Leveland Indians
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Hic
Cardins
Yankees
Ubs
William G. Bramm
National Association of Minor Leagues
Lanis
Cardinals
Navy destroyers on duty in Caribbean patrol
Six Navy destroyers and the seaplane tender Ganett based at Key West for the United States neutrality patrol were reported on duty tonight somewhere in the Caribbean, continuing a patrol to monitor sea lanes and enforce nonbelligerent status in the region.
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Key West, Fla
Navy
Ganett
Caribbean
Nice enters race for Republican nomination in Senate bid
Former Governor Harry W. Nice announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination after considering a potential run and signaling his interest in the Senate seat. He emphasized party unity and national policy positions during the brief statement in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Maryland Senate Race Faces Incumbent Radcliffe Seekers
Incumbent Democratic Senator George Radcliffe seeks re election in Maryland as candidates from both parties court voters. The contest centers on Radcliffe's record and campaign platform ahead of the state wide vote.
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Nation
U. S
Maryland
George Radcliffe
Hiccough Siege Ends for Ohio Fire Chief
Fire Chief Leroy V. Hill of Dennison Ohio ends a six day hiccough episode after entering a Columbus hospital He said the relief came from being scared at entering the hospital and attributed the stoppage to the fright endured.
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Columbus
Hiccoughs
Leroy V. Hill
Dennison
Fenske Beats Cunningham At Prout Mile In Boston
In a crowded Boston Garden meet, Chuck Fenske of Madison defeats Glenn Cunningham by three yards in the Prout Memorial mile finishing 4 10?3 indoors. Heavy cold slows Cunningham and 19,000 fans witness Beetham and Rideout also win during the program.
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Boston
Jan
Chuck Fenske
Madison
Wit
Glenn Cunning
Boston Garden
Fenske
Cunningham
K. of C
Columbia
Ohio
Hal Cagle
Alahoma City
Neetham
Aéle
Beetham
Cagle
Roy “Ondhran
Indiana
Warren Breiderbech
Michigan
Bill Fritz
Queens University
Oemer
Gmwilaner
Elberon
Rideout
Bud Ward Ties With Pres For Crosby Tourney Lead
Entry blanks mailed for the fifth annual Carolinas A. A. U. basketball tournament at High Point College February 21 26. Teams from the Carolinas prepare to defend titles won in Greenville S C and Winston-Salem.
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Bud Ward
Crosby
High Point College
Carolinas
High Point
McCrary Eagles
Chatham Blanketeers
Winston-Salem
Crary Eagles
Chatham
Greenville
S. C
Hanes Hosiery Girls
Adams-Millis
Air Reduction of
Charlotte
Elon Ramps Over W C T C 33 to 26
Campbell Kane of Indiana led Elon past W C T C by 33 to 26. Other trailers included Howie Borck of the 69th regiment AA, Jim Davis of North Carolina, and Don Smith of Maine defying the Metropolitan body’s threat.
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Campbell Kane
Indiana
Howie Borck
69Th Regiment AA
Jim Davis
North Carolina
Don Smith
Maine
Senate probes anti labor mobilization plans in California
The Senate Civil Liberties Committee heard testimony on a 1937 Stanislaus County plan for a 1200 man civilian deputy army to back sheriffs amid expected labor unrest. Officials said 600 volunteers from Associated Farmers and Merchants Association pledged support, linked to the Stockton cannery strike and the Warfield area riot.
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San Francisco
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Associated Farmers
Thomas
Dutah
California
Fred L. House
Associated Farmers of
Stanislaus County
Hogue
Association Partners
Merchants Association
Waterloo Road
Stockton
Sutherland Expected to Sign as Brooklyn Dodgers Coach
Pittsburgh January 27 The Sun Telegraph reports Dr John B Sutherland expected to sign tomorrow as coach of the Brooklyn Dodgers professional football team.
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Pittsburgh
the Sun Telegraph
John B. Sutherland
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wake Forest Freshmen Top Duke in 45 to 25 Victory
In Durham on January 27 Wake Forest freshmen led from start to finish and defeated Duke freshmen 45 to 25 in the new Duke gym. The result set the stage for the upcoming Duke Wake Forest varsity matchup.
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Durham
Wake Forest
Duke
World Peanut Production Surpasses 400 A Minute Mark
Production of peanuts and peanut oil worldwide has surpassed 400 units per minute, signaling a rapid expansion in global agriculture and edible oil supply.
Joliet and Marquette Find First Coal in U.S.
In 1673 Louis Joliet and Father Marquette reported the first coal discovery within United States boundaries along the Illinois River, marking an early mineral finding by European explorers.
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Louis Joliet
Father Marquette
United States
Illinois River
Duke Edges Wake Forest In Rough Big Five Battle
Duke University defeated Wake Forest 50 to 44 to stay unbeaten in the Big Five race as Clyde Allen led Duke with 13 points and Convery paced Wake Forest with 11. The half ended 24-23, and officiating was by Knight and Jay.
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Calif
Marvin
Bud) Wardard
Harold McSpaden
Ed Oliver
Bing Crosby
Rancho Santa Fe
California
Oliver
Hornell
N. Y
McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Ward
Spokane
Wash
Cliff Spencer
Washington
D. C
Ralph Guldahl
Horton Smith
Vic Ghezzi
Denny Shute
Durham
Duke University
Wake Forest
Duke
North Carolina
Clyde Allen
Convery
Davis
Jett
Cline
Parson
Connelly
Valasek
Knight
Durham Y
Jay
State
Barnes
Steere Davis
Sweet
Hutchins
Price
Holley
Sweat
I Spuhler
Mock
Allen
Brown
Bekacebeus
Queen Mary Uses 32500 Barrels Fuel Oil Atlantic Crossing
The liner Queen Mary consumes 32 500 barrels of fuel oil on a one way crossing of the Atlantic, reflecting the ship s great ocean voyage energy needs.
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Great Britain
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