Cardinals Set for Season With Nearly Unchanged Championship Team
Avon Park Florida March 16 1927 Billy Evans reports the St. Louis Cardinals will largely keep their World Series core. Frankie Frisch shifts to second base replacing Rogers Hornsby while Les Bell moves to third and Tommy Thevenow to short. Jim Bottomley remains at first and Ray Blades faces a knee recovery. If Blades returns to form the outfield may stay Blades Southworth Douthit Hafey with Ring and Snyder joining the battery. Bob O Farrell begins his tenure as manager succeeding Rogers Hornsby.
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Billy Evans
Avon Park
Fla
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Yanks
Frankie Frisch
Rogers Hornsby
Les” Bell
Tommy Thevenow
Jimmy Bottomley
Pie’” Traynor
Pittsburgh
Bell
Thevgenow
Tommy
Hornsby
Jim Bottomley
Joe Dugan
Yankees
Hop
Blades
Southworth
Douthit
Hafey
Battery
Jimmy Ring
Frank Snyder
Cardinals
Bob O'Farrell
Athletics Legs 18 Important Item in an Appraisal
Fort Myers Florida March 16 AP Legs are the rub in Connie Mack camp as the Philadelphia Athletics prepare for the season. Ty Cobb 40 Hidie Collins 39 Zach Wheat 38 are set to start infield outfield with Boley at short and Galloway to spell. The article notes strength in reserve players eight infielders eight pitchers and a likely nine man pitching staff with Eddie Collins leading the team.
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Brian Bellfort Myers
Fla
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Ty Cobb
Hidie Collins
Zach Wheat
Collins
Cobb
Wheat
Boley
Joe
Jack
Chick Galloway
Athletics
Sammy Hale
Jimmy Dykes
Jim Poole
Dudley Branom
Kansas City
Simmons
French
Lamar
Metzler
Wichita Falls
Tex
Howard Ehmke
Sam Gray
Jack Quinn
Eddie Rommel
Bob Grove
Gordon Cochran
Ralph Perkins
James Fox
Eddie Collins
Mack
Jack Boley
Baltimore
Cloverdale seventh graders organize class and stage safety program
Millikan entertained with a humorous reading as Flora Canaday’s music pupils performed songs and duets. Seventh grade at Cloverdale formed a class to foster school spirit and cooperation. Officers named include Winifred Brown president Elbert Culler vice-president Herman Gaddis secretary Reitzer Gadis treasurer Robert Samuels chief monitor Rob ert Samuels.
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Millikan
Flora Canaday
Louise Southern
Eva
Treva Kennedy
Evonia Warner
Raymond Jones
Thomas Parish
My Pony
Reitzel Gaddis
Florence Osman
Grace Young
Lois Stone
Margaret Underwood
Cloverdale
Lacey Ridge
Ruth Hayworth
Frances McCrary
R. J. Goins
Winifred Brown
Elbert Culler
Herman Gaddis
Reitzer Gadis
Robert Samuels
Steve O Neill To Aid 1927 Brownies
Tarpon Springs Florida March 16 The veteran catcher Steve O Neill is expected to be of considerable use as a regular in the spring training. He joins the Brownies for the 1927 season and is anticipated to bolster the team behind the plate and in the lineup.
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Steve O’neill
Tarpon Springs
Flia
Steve O'Neill
Knute Rockne’s Ten-Year Notre Dame Coaching Milestone
The record shows Knute Rockne at Notre Dame guiding the team through 94 games with 84 victories and 2 ties, 8 losses, over a decade. He mentored stars like George Gipp and produced the 1924 national championship backfield known as the Four Horsemen.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Rockne
Dame
Notre Eleven
George Gipp
Four Horsemen
Crowley
Layden, Miller
Stuhldreher
Weather Affects Player as He Mixes Bullpen Duties
Mid season heat slows the player causing him to limit field activities and focus on bullpen work with pitchers, as he prepares for future games against the St. Louis Browns.
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St. Louis Browns
Browns pitcher Van Gilder hit himself out of games
In Tarpon Springs on March 16, a note on Browns pitcher Van Gilder states that unlike prior seasons when an extra base hit led to an early exit he now shows improved endurance. Manager Howley is increasing his conditioning workload.
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Tarpon Springs
Fla
van Gilder
Browns
Howley
Browns Navy returns from wall collision recovery at Shibe Park
Browns nearly ended his diamond career after a hard collision with the concrete wall at Shibe Park while trying for a difficult catch. He has recovered from the nerves that once handicapped his play.
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Browns
Shibe Park
Back to the bushes for you again
A Bell County sports column opens with a snappy line about rookies hearing the dreaded phrase as they struggle to secure spots, signaling a harsh but familiar entry into competitive play.
Leatrice Joy Stars in The Clinging Vine at Broadway
Leatrice Joy appears in The Clinging Vine a De Mille Pictures production at the Broadway theatre Thursday only Zelda Sears wrote the story The comedy follows a mannish businesswoman who becomes a super feminine clinging vine with Tom Moore opposing and Robert Edeson as a paint manufacturer.
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Leatrice Joy
de Mille Pictures Corporation
Zelda Sears
Miss Joy
Tom Moore
Robert Edeson
Cloverdale Teachers Elect Delegate for District Convention
Cloverdale school teachers met Monday evening to elect a representative for the northwestern district convention in North Wilkesboro. Mrs. J. N. McCrary will serve as the association’s delegate. Miss Edith remains listed in the article text.
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Cloverdale
Grent-Teacher Association of
J. N. McCrary
North Wilkesboro
Edith
Elm Street PTA Meeting Scheduled Tonight
The Elm Street Parent Teacher Association holds its regular meeting tonight at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Special music by Miss Blair Spencer's fourth grade students precedes an address by Dr C S Gray.
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Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Blair Spencer
C.S. Grayson
Pioneer Club Meets at Elm Street School
The Daniel Boone Pioneer Club of Elm Street held its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at the school. Paul Bulla from the sixth grade led the devotional. In the business session several matters were discussed before adjournment. The club meets each Wednesday afternoon for the old boys.
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Pioneer Club
Daniel Boone Pioneer Club
Elm Street
Paul Bulla
Thursday Chapel Program At Primary Department
Miss Ader led the chapel program last Thursday morning for the primary department. After the devotional the group enjoyed a sequence of numbers including The Sailor's Song by the grade Poem The Childs World by the grade Playlet Little Red Riding Hood Violin Solo Bachfold by Nicholas Bambalis and Song Indian Lullaby by the grade.
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Little Red Riding Hood
Bachfold
Nicholas Bambalis
Fourth Grade Chapel Program Highlights March 11
Fourth grade program under Miss Mail featured devotional items including Come Thou Almighty King 100th psalm and a grade prayer song. Solo In a Garden Gild performed by Miss Spencer followed by pantomimed fables The Wolf and the Kid The Boy and the Wolf The Hare and the Tortoise How the Monkey Settled the Quarrel. The class practiced the pantomime in language lessons and closed with The Animal's Farewell imitating animals.
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Mail
Spencer
Largest living family tree claimed by Cooperstown woman
Miss Eleanor Hayne of Cooperstown claims the largest living family tree. She lists her parents two grandmothers four great grandmothers two great-great grandmothers two grandfathers and two great-great grandfathers.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Eleanor Hayne
Third Annual High School Operetta The Crystal Queen
The American Theatre presents the third annual high school operetta The Crystal Queen with shows on Thursday and Friday evenings March 24 and 25.
Faith and Cherry Meet in Hospital Drama of Illness and Letters
In a hospital room Faith Lane visits her weak brother-in-law Chris Wiley as Cherry Lane Wiley’s love letter is read aloud to him from Faith. Chris wanders between hope and despair while Cherry’s words promise support and impending trial resolution. Faith grapples with guilt and uncertainty, contrasting Cherry’s apparent resolve with her own compassion.
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Faith
Miss Lane
Chris
Cherry
Chery
Chhris
Cherry Lane Wiley
Chris Wiley
Bob
Churchill
NEA Service, Inc
Purification Therapy Promises Health Through Calotabs
Physicians endorse Purification of the system as a foundation of health and urge a thorough Calotab course once or twice weekly for several weeks. The ad claims Calotabs purify the body and restore vitality, offering a family package with directions for 35 cents at drugstores.
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Nature
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