Cochrane Brings New Life to Tigers in Spring Push
Detroit's Gordon Cochrane leads a revamped Tigers lineup with improved pitching and offense. The manager catcher envisions 126 games, a .321 career batting mark, and argues for Higgins at third, while Goose Goslin adds middle order punch. Corner infield and shortstop shuffles test best fit as Greenberg locks at first base.
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Connie Mack
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Mickey
Harris
Jonathan Stone
Washington
Goose Goslin
Frank J. Navin
Tiger
Frank Higgins
Mack
Higgins
Marvin Owen
Merman Clifton
Beaumont
Texas
Tigers
Bill Rogell
Frank Parker
Parker
Hank Greenberg
New York
Hi Point College adds four veterans to tennis squad
Four returning players Yount Primm Taylor and Preasiey boost Hi Point College tennis. The veterans join a squad that already lined up six matches with other schools as the season approaches.
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Hi Point College
Nettera
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Primm
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Preasiey
Pirates Vannigans Beat Regulars For Free Cigars
In a lively scorecard the Pirates Vannigans toppled the Regulars to claim the prize of free cigars amid a chaotic lineup. The event featured onlookers and a lighthearted atmosphere as fans praised the unlikely victory and the quirky outcome.
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Pirates Vannigans
Pirates Playoff Surprise: Rookies Defeat Regulars 2-1
In Paso Robles on March 16 the Pirates rookies edged the regulars 2 to 1 in five innings. The win earned the rookies a box of cigars from management for their first victory of the spring.
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Pirates
Paso Robles
Cal
Pittsburgh Pirates
Browns Manager Chooses Third Base Prospects for Browns
St Louis Browns manager Rogers Hornsby will evaluate Harland Clift and Art Geharein as potential third basemen. He plans another close scrutiny before final decision while staying active at first base duties. The team meets the House of David squad Saturday in West Palm Beach.
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Browns
West Palm Beach
Pis
Rogers Hornady
St. Louis Browns
Harland Clift
Art Geharein
Rajah
House of David
Pitching Duo to Lead Weekend Game For Local Club
Tex Carleton and southpaw Jim Mooney, veterans of major league play, will share pitching duties with Winford in Saturday’s league clash.
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Tex Carleton
Jim Mooney
Winford
Dodgers Eye Mack Wilson as Regular After Trial
Orlando scorer Mack Wilson ducked into the Brooklyn Dodgers camp amid whispers he must impress to keep a job. Len Koenecke once cost the New York Giants 75000 dollars three years back and struggled to make the majors, but Casey thinks Koenecke may become the Dodgers' regular outfielder.
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Orlando
Mack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Len Koenecke
New York Giants
Agtoo
Casey
Dodgers
White Sox Nearing Player Cuts and Fielder Interest
In Pasadena California owner J Louis Comiskey presses for another out fielder as manager Lew Fonseca weighs releasing four players by Monday. Fonseca gave no names but Comiskey targets Prench Bordagary or Sacramento outfielders.
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Pasadena
Cal
Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
J. Louis Comiskey
Fonseca
Comiskey
Prench Bordagary
Poe Sacramento
Cubs Seek Two-Game Showdown With White Sox
Chicago Cubs ready to face White Sox in a two game series this weekend. Lon Warneke and Guy Bush pitched in last fall city series with Warneke losing a tough game while the Sox dominated the Cubs in nine recent meetings.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Lonnie Warneke
Guy the Sox
Cubs
Bush
Warneke
Yankees Manager Bets on Vernon Gomez After Park Workout
St Petersburg report says Joe McCarthy watched Vernon Gomez throw four innings in an intra club session. The southpaw allowed two hits and struck out seven, signaling potential while caution remains about real readiness.
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Petersburg
Fla
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Vernon Gomes
Suches
Braves open camp with mild scrimmage in St Petersburg
At the Braves training camp in St Petersburg Florida the closing segment of the Yannigan series drew a slow game but featured notable moments as Rabbit Moranville watched his protégé Hiker Moran fill the bases. Moranville quipped that he sees the plate better in the dining room.
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Braves
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Rabbit Moranville
Moran
Senators Hopeful As Manush Kuhel Sign Contracts
Griffith says he feels better about the Senators pennant chances in 1934. Heinie Manush and Joe Kuhel, star outfielder and first baseman, signed contracts after long negotiations last night.
Phillies Top Yannigane in Six Inning Exhibition Defeat
In Winter Haven Florida Frank Pearce allowed only two hits in three innings as Phillies regulars beat the Yannigane 8 to 3 over six innings. Low Chiogga had two hits in three trips and a spectacular catch, earning most of the glory for the reserves.
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Phillies
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Low Chiogga
Yannigans Rally Past Varsity In Eight-Run Inning
Fort Myers Florida athletics notes report the Yannigans scoring all their runs in a three-hit eighth inning to defeat the varsity 5 to 2. Bing Miller delivered two runs with his third hit in four at bats and was named the day’s hero.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Philadelphia Ashos
Yannigans
Bing Miller
Indians hammering out infield drill with Johnson
New Orleans report says Cleveland manager Walter Johnson focuses extra workouts on Hal Trosky Louis Berger Odell Hare and Bill Knickerbocker described as a young infield. He held a post practice session after three hours of batting yesterday.
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New Orleans
Walter Johnson
Hal Trosky
Louis Berger
Odell Hare
Bill Knickerbocker
Cleveland
Johnson
Reds Return to Form In Exhibition Win Over Giants
The Cincinnati Reds beat the New York Giants 13 to 7 in an intra club exhibition marking the season debut. Reds president Powell Crosley Jr. praised the hitting potential as the squad warmed up for the year.
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Rowe Arm Fate To Be Decided By Doctors In Miami
Detroit Tigers pitcher Rowe faces a decision by Miami doctors on his arm health for the season. Manager Mickey Cochrane fears he may be sent to Beaumont to recover the muscle injured in 1933 while bunting for the Athletics.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities
In Savannah Jackie Gibbs 165 from Texas out pointed Carl Owles 172. In Dallas Willard Brown 145 from Indianapolis out pointed Lope Tenorio 147 1 2. In Tacoma Ford Smith 203 1 2 from Kalispell out pointed Bert Saatea 178 Detroit 8 rounds.
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Willard Brown
Indianapolis
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Hilippines
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Wash
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Kalispell
Mont
Bert Saatea
Detroit
Carnera Baer Bout Nears June 14 at Garden Bowl
Primo Carnera and Max Baer appear set for a June 14 heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden's outdoor bowl on Long Island pending last-minute changes. Hoff man signed for Baer as manager Louis Soresl nears agreement, with Baer gaining a higher share and a chance to defend the title under Garden promotion.
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Associated Press
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Louis Soresl
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California
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Florida
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Philadelphia
First M. P. 10 Wins Lead in Y M C A League
The First M. P. quintet beat Green Street Baptists 22 9 to seize leadership in the Y M C A Sunday School league. Tonight it faces undefeated Episcopal in a trio of games starting 7 pm area battle, 7 30 pm Central vs Green Street Baptists, and 8 pm Ward Street M B against Highland M E B. Standings show First M P 5 0 Episcopal 4 0 Green Street Baptists 3 1 Central Friends 3 1 Trinity M E B 3 2 Calvary M E B 2 8 Highland M E B 0 5 Ward Street M E 0 4 S Main St M E 65 0 0 0
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Mock Judson Triumphs Over Adams-Millis In Greensboro
Mock-Judson girls defeat Adams-Millis in Greensboro by a decisive score as home strength overwhelmed the visitors. Lineups include WRN ABiki WaS Stout Slade Guthrie Rowland Thomas Duncan Buckner Mancock with substitutes Livengood Mann Elkins Stevenson. Officials listed as Highsmith Moore Nicholson Rowland.
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Svesees Mancock
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Virginia Tracksters to Offer Threat to Conference Outfits
University of Virginia coach Archie Hahn expects a small squad to limit championship talk but notes depth at hurdles and sprints. He highlights George Coles in weights and Milton Abramson replacement concerns while promising promising recruits and untried talent across events.
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Archie Hahn
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University of Virginia
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George Coles
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Milton Abramson
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Bill Minshall
Tom Moore
Homer East
Houston Cary
Aldrich Dudley
Bob &J. John
Cally Willi
St. George Tucker
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Everett Aro
Marynard Womer
Bill Banta
Laffoon Adds Early Lead in Charleston Open
Ky Laffoon from Denver holds a one stroke edge after a 68 round on the Wappoo course as Craig Wood and Harry Cooper trail with 69s. A sore ankle hampered Laffoon who faded from last week’s Atlanta event but remains in front amid a crowded field of pros and top amateurs.
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Ky Lafffoon
Denver
Craig Wood
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N. J
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Wappoo
Co Captains Proving Popular To State Athletic Outfits
Raleigh March 16 selection of Dave Morrah and Carl Bernhardt as co captains of N C State 1935 wrestling team adds leadership across three sports. Baseball leaders are McQuage and Carom Soom. Football ends Raymond Redding and Kenneth Stephens named captains. Basketball captain not yet chosen. potential seniors LeRoy Jay W Lambeth and Rex Rex among candidates.
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Dave Morrah
Carl Bernhardt
N. C. State
Heis
Ob McQuage
Carom Soom
Raymond Redding
Kenneth Stephens
Turner Bilisoly
Allen Nease
Jack Fabri
American Enka Corp Declares First Dividend
Asheville March 15 The American Enka Corp declares its first dividend on common stock about 25 cents a share totaling 224.25 dollars. Stockholders in this city must surrender coupons to Bankers Trust Co. by next Wednesday. Payment is April 1 to stockholders of record March 21.
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Mar
American Enka Corp
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Town Llanfairpwellayngyllogogercheyrndrobwell andysiliogogoch
A small Welsh town name LLanfairpwellayngyllogogercheyrndrobwell andysiliogogoch is noted as a coastal Angle sey locale off Wales.
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Coast
Wales
Brilliant Star and Big Broadcast Shine at Charleston Horse Show
Thoroughbreds owned by John H. Ogden of Atlanta dominated the saddle divisions as Broadcast won the five-gait class and Brilliant Star the three-gaited. Lady Durham owned by W O Moss was champion jumper with Six Spot ridden by Lieut B L Andrews as reserve. Hot Teddy owned by Mrs Thomas J Robertson took the reserve in the three-gaited saddle. Play Boy owned by Jay of Summerville earned a reserve in the five-gaited saddle.
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John H. Ogden
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Mangin Set to Face Stoefen in Indoor Tennis Final
Gregory S. Mangin aims for a third straight United States Indoor title as he battles Los Angeles star Lester R. Stoefen after Stoefen upset top American Frank Shields in straight sets. Mangin defeated Sidney B. Wood Jr. in a five set semifinal to advance to the final in New York.
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Gregory S. Mangin
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Guy
Jave Touchard
Lester R. Stoefen
Los Angeles
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Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Stoefen
Frank Shields
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Women Wear Bouquets on Their Backs on Celebes Island
Women on Celebes in the Dutch East Indies adopt a novel display by placing bouquets on their backs as a local custom show of adornment and cultural practice observed on the island.
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Dutch East Indies
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