Reds Shakeup Aims For Greater Punch In 1931
Reds manager Col Daniel Howley rebuilds the outfield and infield for more punch. Mickey Heath joins first base while Jersey Joe Stripp settles at third. Gene Moore, Nick Cullop, and Walter Roettger form the new outfield as Red Lucas and Clyde Sukeforth bolster pitching.
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Fila
Daniel Philip Howley
Reds
Mickey Heath
Red Lucas
Clyde Sukeforth
Howley
Hughey Crizy
Giants
Horace Ford
Tony Cuccinello
New York
Leo Durocher
Cuccinello
Heath
Hollywood
Joe Stripp
Colonel Howley
Ford
Signfoos
Dressen
Harry Hellman
Heilmann
Gene Moore
Dallas
Nick Cullop
American Association
Walter Roettger
Larry
Red) Benton
Cincinnati
Benton
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Painful piles are said to end quickly with Dr J Leonhardt's prescription Hemroid tablets. An internal remedy targets itching bleeding and protruding piles by healing and improving blood flow in the lower bowel. Mann Drug Co. guarantees relief or refunds money, noting salves and cutting fail.
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Jim Thorpe Plans Comeback After Downturn
Los Angeles reports Jim Thorpe, famed all around athlete, seeking a football coaching post at Dickinson College Carlisle while working a $4 a day laborer job to support his wife and two children. Thorpe recalls peak years with Giants Reds and Braves, Canton Bulldogs, and notes two suitors Dickinson College and Mississippi A and M for a coaching position.
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Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Jim
Billy
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Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Canton Bulldogs
Big Jim
Missisisippi A
Giants Career Wins Highlight 1928 Pitching Strengths
The passage notes Red Lucas averaging 16 victories over the past four years with a second division club and praises him as a strong pinch hitter. It also references Bennie Frey from Nashville, who had a solid start last year and is expected to improve, while mentioning veterans Eppa Rixey Ray Kolp Carroll and John Ogden as experienced pitchers.
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Giants
Red Lucas
Bennie Frey
Nashville
Im— Eppa Rixey
Ray Kolpen Carroll
John Ogden
All-Tournament Team Chosen From 48 High School Teams
Raleigh march report on the sixth invitation high school tournament at N C State College reveals an all tournament team from four coaches selections. Players include Banker Derita Yates Flythe Lipscomb Howell with top scorers Lee Lumerton Sutton Burgess Vinson Freeman and others listed by class A and B tallies.
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Mar
N. C. State College
Ray Sermon
Bob Warren
Chick Doak
Fred Dixon
College News Bureau
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Derita
Yates
Green Hope
Flythe
Conway
Lipscomb
Rutherford
Howell
LaFayette
Lee
Lumberton
Boyd
Henderson
Billy Sutton
Fayetteville
Burgess
Rutherfordton
Vinson
Freeman
Kite Tournament Set for Blair Farm High Point
A major kite tournament is planned for Friday March 20 at Blair Farm on South Main Street in High Point. W F Bailey Y M C A physical director leads the event with events including 100 yard dash altitude race artistic kite and messenger race. Prizes awarded for top three in each event and 25 cinema tickets offered for April 6 Paramount feature Reach for the Moon starring Douglas Fairbanks.
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Batten
pPalcy Place
South Mainee
Jers
Paramount
Douglas Fairbanks
UNC Honors 1931 Winter Athletic Award Winners
Chapel Hill March 12 The athletic council announced 24 monograms and 83 numerals for UNC varsity and freshman basketball boxing and wrestling teams for 1931 The 1931 basketball quint posted 15 wins 9 losses and 708 points against 514 The nine named players include E P Cameron A R Marpet T W Alexander J P Edwards W M Hines J B Moore W W Smith Page Choate and T M Cleland An honorary manager award went to G W Constantine The boxing team earned six major monograms for Martin Levinson Noah Goodrich Obie Davis John Warrene Durham Pat Richmond and Clarence Weeks Wrestlers nine named Pete Usher Fred Stallings Mayne Albright Don Conklin Harry Thumas Percy Idol Marion Cowper Dellwo and Ken Hampton
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Mar
The
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Quint
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Clinton
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J. P. Edwards
Spray
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Columbia
Ss. C
J. B. Moore
Wilmington
W. W. Smith
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Salisbury
T. M. Cleland
New York City
G. W. Constantine
T. W. Constantine
Birmingham
Ala
Martin Levinson
Waterbury
Conn
Noah Goodrich
Obie Davis
Omaha
Texas
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Pat Richmond
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Platt
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Southern Pines
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Fred Stallings
Selma
Mayne Albright
Raleigh
Don Conklin
Craenovia
Harry Thumas
Statesville
Percy Idol
High Point
Marion Cowper
Ferguson
Dellwood
Ken Hampton
Raeford
British stars to play golf at Sedgefield in spring event
Golf fans in the Carolinas will see British women’s golf stars, led by champion Diana Fishwick, compete in the Sedgefield spring medal tournament on consecutive 18 hole days. The British group joins American players as part of a Florida to New York swing before sailing home.
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Mar
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Sedgefield
Florida
New York
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Dixie
Ruby L. Fishwick
Bee Brindle
Kathleen Garnham
Molly Carnby
Karla Ruston
Marjorie White
Nona Dixon
Jessie Firth
Betty Dix Perkin
Vera Haycock
Cecilia Wolesley
John Becie
Industrial Teams Clash In High Point Box Tilt
The High Point Industrial league paces clash as High Point Paper Box faces Thomas Mills on the M C A court in game two of a three game series. Thomas Mills seeks a strong offense led by T Yow G Smith and Bivens. Paper Box counters with Eland Farlow Ed Farlow Thomas Cooper and Gentry aiming for a scoring edge.
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Paper Box Boys
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Clude T. Yow
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Bivens
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J. Bowers
Paper Box
Eland Farlow
Ed Farlow
Thomas
Cooper
Gentry
Thomas Mille
Farlow
Umpire Line Touches Giants Texas Clash and Camp News
In San Antonio Uncle Charley Moran of the Giants and Texas coach Billy Disch have a long standing rivalry. Francis Raymond Connolly son of Tommy Connolly arrives in Pensacola to umpire a Spring Hill College game. Hank MacDonald eyed by the Athletics as a promising recruit. Gabby Street comments on Al Pry’s knuckle ball at Cardinals camp. Bill Killefer and the Browns prep for 27 exhibitions in Florida. Jewel Ene counsels Bears sailors to avoid gambling and dives at Paso Robles. Reds and Robins trade talk swirls in Tampa. Bob Seeds shines for Indians left field in New Orleans after two trips to the plate.
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Charley Moran
New York Giants
Giants
University of Texas
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Billy Disch
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Pia
Francis Raymond Connolly
Tommy
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Mobile
Connolly
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Piedmont
Francis Bails
Natick
Ase
Manager Proposes Salary Classes to Ease Baseball Holdouts
Clearwater Fla March 12 Wilbert Robinson a man of multiple holds outs warns Babe Herman and Dazzy Vance hinder plans. He suggests classifying players by fixed salaries to prevent future holdouts and labor disputes in baseball.
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Clearwater
Fia
Wilbert Robinson
Babe Herman
Dazzy Vance
Sewell Emerges as Threat to Yankees In Exhibition Games
In two exhibition games Joe Sewell, a veteran third baseman recently attached to the New York Yankees after leaving Cleveland, has eight at bats and a hit tally rising, as he unsettles the Yankees' infield. Other notes mention Winter Haven training and Philadelphia Phillies nearing Brooklyn opener in Florida drills.
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Fila
Joe Sewell
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Sewell
Winter Haven
Mar
Phillies
Brooklyn
Florida
Tsumas Is Elected Wrestling Captain
Chap el Hill March 12. Carolina's state championship wrestling squad elected Harry Teu of Statesville, a 155 pound star, as the Tar Heel captain for next year after the season just closed.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
Carolina
Harry Teu
Statesville
Golfers Face Playoff Today Miami Classic
Gene Sarazen and John Farrell could not break a 40 hole tie with Willie MacFarlane and Witty Cox for the Miami International Tourball title. Darkness ended play with the teams linked at the 40th hole and officials set an 18 hole playoff for today at Miami Country Club.
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Miami
Fla
Gene Sarazen
Johnn Farrell
Willie MacFarlane
Witty Cox
Saracen
Farrell
MacFarlane
Coz
Séth
Miami Country Club
Tar Heels Wrestlers Dominate Southern Conference Title Claims
Teumas led with six wins in seven matches losing only to Navy and claimed the strongest title prospect at 155 pounds in the southern conference. Seven of eight Tar Heels won state titles and the team, with Princeton as an opponent, held a clean southern record. Tsumas, a junior in engineering, is a standout wrestler and scholar.
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Navy
Tar Heels
Princeton
Tsumas
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If you suffer catarrhal deafness or head noises visit Mann Drug Co for Parmint Double St. Mix 1 oz with a quarter pint of water and a little sugar. Take one spoonful four times daily. This remedy often eases the distressing head tones and clears clogged nostrils to ease breathing and stop mucus drip.
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