Babe Dahlgren to cover short in Yankee camp
In St Petersburg the New York Yankees shifted Babe Dahlgren to shortstop while Lou Gehrig rehabs. Dahlgren used his first baseman glove in practice and likely will play short in upcoming exhibition games except for one with the Boston Bees. The arrangement aims to keep Gehrig fresh while he returns.
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Giants to power up in Lafayatte league tilt
In La Porte, the New ark Giants plan to turn on their batting power against Jersey City in an International League farm game today. Cookie Yagette, named by Burleigh Imes as the Dodgers' third baseman this year, could boost earnings by driving in 85 runs. Mel, Manager Larry Mac, and others will contribute funds to reach a $1,150 total.
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Pep Young, Brubaker Vie for Pirates infield spots
In San Bernardino California Pepper Young and rookie Billy Huster push to earn berths in the Pittsburgh Pirates infield. Both will likely start the exhibition game in Los Angeles Friday as Pep Young moves to second base and Bill Brubaker to third.
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Los Antes
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Washington Sena owner linked to Chervinko purchase
Orlando Florida reports Clark Iffith of the Washington Sena is interested in acquiring Chervinko the stocky catcher who moved to Brooklyn with the St. Urs Cardinals as a potential deal.
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Reds Add Paul Perringer to Fold in Tampa Report
Tampa report states pitcher Paul Perringer, newest Reds addition, will report today. He is said to have received a contract valued at around 810,000 with a signing bonus for good performance.
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Heath signs with Cleveland outfield for 6000
Heath, a promising outfielder from New Orleans, will be in uniform as the Cleveland Indians face the Philadelphia Phillies. He signed for six thousand dollars, with Julius Solters still holding out as the last holdout.
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Tigers Open Exhibition With Christman Ross in Washington
Share Lakeland exhibition notes Detroit Tigers open practice game at Washington Stadium featuring Joe Christman and Don Ross. Christman and Ross compete for third base as spring camp kicks off in Lakeland Florida.
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Joe Lakeland
Radcliffe Anchors First Pasadena Outfield Lineup
Radcliffe anchored the first base outfield setup in Pasadena with Gerry Walker and Kreevich, Rosen at present, while Zeke Bon remains a holdout. The Chi White Sox feature Rip Radcliff as regular outfielder behind Walker and Kreevich and Rosen as part of the 324 last season roster.
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Pasadena
Calif
Rip Rad Y
Chip White Sox
Zeke Bonstill
Gerry Walker
Ke Kreevich
Larry Rosenal
Rookie to Help Avalon Relieve Odds This Season
In Avalon California rookie Bob Logan from Ir is tapped to aid Charlie Ed in a key relief role for Oceanic team.
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Obicago
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Cardinals Alter Pitching Schedule For Exhibition Games
Browns or Braves? Actually Brland # Johnson Bob Weiland will pitch against the Washington Senators today as St. Louis Cardinals adjust their rotation. Frankie Frisch announces only two hurlers will be used in exhibition games.
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Bob Weiland
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Browns Name Pitchers for First Exhibition
San Antonio Texas Gabby Street of the St. Louis Browns names pitchers Kimberlin Bob Munchef and Bill Miller for duty in tomorrow's first exhibition game against the Victori semi nas at Cuero Roy Kean slugging outfielder who signed last night will be among the 18 players making the trip
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Kean
Bees Rally to Face Yankees With Ballwin Debut Hopes
Hoorh and English out of St Petersburg report says Bosnes will start against the Yankees Jay. The Bees arrived minus several key players, forcing adjustments for opening action.
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Roundup of sports gossip and upcoming events across leagues
Walter St Denis tours Chicago hype for Joe Louis Harry Thomey brawl. Bees roster includes Gene Moore Carl Maggert Del rake. Greensboro opens golf with top pros March 26 28 over two courses. Jackie Berg returns to big time versus Anzalone March 23 Hippodrome. Yawkey builds an all star outfield past players from 1935. Vanderbilt to field three southpaws next season. Mickey Cochrane smiles. Joe DiMaggio set to appear soon. Lefty Gomez struggles but remains quick witted. Izzy Kaplan advises pitchers Go to bed early cover head with sheets. Photographers chase Glenn Cunningham as he trains. Les Powers declines Giants offer to coach in California. Town and Country Review notes Wallace Wade as leading U S coach. Hank Decker recalls Schmeling’s 100 feat with tip money.
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Roger Cramer
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Town and Country Review
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Hank Decker
Excelsior Springs
Max Schmeling
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Baseball writers party rumors and bold season rumors headline
Roving baseball writers at Tampa Terrace speculate on Frank Winchell's party tonight and note Jaworski of Rhode Island scored 439 points. Cliff Melton debuts with the Giants while Al Buck jokes about Eddie Walker. Lombardi and Virgil Davis chase a baserunning joke as Hornsby looks to sign in the minors. Joe Louis plans a big-night sequence with Schmeling and Baer as Rudy York, content, smiles.
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Bees Lose to Reds as Moore Out with Backache and English Injury
Gene Moore, Bees outfielder, sidelined by a painful backache while Gil English, Bees third baseman, was spiked yesterday in the defeat to Cincinnati.
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Reds
Tabor Plays Well After Holdout Tension
Sarasota report says Joe Cronin cleans up holdout rift with Eric McNair by inserting Jim Tabor, rookie third baseman from Little Rock, into lineup and Tabor performed well in yesterday game.
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Sarasota
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Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
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Eric McNair
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Little Rock
Mack chastises Athletics in Lake Charles over exhibition woes
Connie Mack declared he was highly dissatisfied with the Philadelphia Athletics early showings in Lake Charles. He ordered the club to improve and noted that first and second bases remained open as they prepare to face the Phillies on March 19.
Phillies Exeptional Exhibition Tilt with Indians Today
Philadelphia Phillies to start pitchers Bucky Walters Wayne Lamaster and Hagh Malcahy in an exhibition against the Cleveland Indians in New Orleans Louisiana.
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Hagh Malcahy
Philadelphia Phillies
Cleveland Indians
High Grads Stop Undergrads 39 29 In Local Tilt
The graduates defeated the undergraduates 39 to 29 on the high school court to close the season. Barrier led the graduates with points while Marsh and Iown each scored nine. Hartley paced the undergraduates with twelve. Box shows graduates 13 8 29 and undergraduates 8 21. Referee Hedrick. Umpire Royals.
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Yesterday's Exhibition Baseball Results
Cincinnati edged Boston 4 to 3 while St Louis won 5 to 6 against Las Vegas. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 7 to 6 and Philadelphia 14 Jersey City 4.
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Lafayette and New York Meet Jersey City in N A C Showdowns
At Lafayette, New York faces Jersey City in a nine inning style clash. In New Orleans Philadelphia battles Cleveland as Orlando hosts St Louis against Washington. Petersburg Fla hosts Boston as New York visits A city.
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Fights Last Night Across Major Cities Reported
Boxing results from New York Miami Los Angeles and Houston show Berg Pimpenella Armtong Arizmend and Lamarr matches. Berg beat Pimpenella in New York and Galiano defeated Fatrada in Miami Armatrong outpointed Arizmend in Los Angeles while Bernard stopped Lamarr in Houston.
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Jackie
Kid) Berg
England
Vincent Pimpinella
Miami
Fla
Pete Galiano
Baltimore
Jose Fatrada
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Henry Armatrong
Baby Arizmend
Mexico
Houston
Tex
al Bernard
Jimmy Lamarr
Cleveland
Wrestling results from Paterson Providence and New Haven shows mixed outcomes
Rudy Dusek of Omaha defeated Jim Cofman of Kansas City two straight falls in Paterson New Jersey. Mike Rogoski of Poland beat Church Montana of Detroit two falls to one in Providence Rhode Island. Danno OMayoney of Ireland and Cliff Olsen of Minnesota fought to a draw in New Haven Connecticut after both failed to finish following a fall from the ring.
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Neb
Jim Cof
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Ireland
Cliff Olsen
Minnesota
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Ring
Greens Kee To Meet Lafayette Golf Course Conference
In Lafayette Indiana a two day greens keepers conference will study maintenance and management of golf courses. The Purdue campus hosts the event on March 22 and 23.
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Leagt
Purdue
Dark Horse Still Sought In National AAU Basketball
Railbirds seek a dark-horse threat as 16 teams remain in the 31st National AAU championship with rounds starting at 1 p m. Harmons of Chicago upset Oakland Golden States 33 32 while eight seeds stay alive. Remaining teams include Warrensburg Missouri Teachers and Montana State. Safeways of Denver defends the title.
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Olympics Congress Sets 1940 Games in Tokyo
In Cairo on March 16 the International Olympics Congress announced the 1940 Olympics would be held in Tokyo from September 21 to October 6. The proposal to move due to wartime issues was rejected. Japan’s plan, backed by Italy and Germany, prevailed to keep the dates, despite opposition from the United States France and Great Britain. The congress also required Tokyo's 1940 International Exhibition to close a month before opening.
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Iron Men Face Portland Packards in Tourney Task
The tourney group nicknamed Iron Men from Tacoma Washington and Heidelberg team began with an early arrival. Northwesterners beat Adams State Teachers 49 to 14 then won the Kansas City Evans 42 after a long day. Bartlesville Phil lips team, runner up to the Safeways in 1937, met Portland Packards. Unique Furniture of Winston-Salem lost to Oakland 46 to 42 yesterday.
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Darkhorse Teams Lead in Miami Four-Ball
In Miami on March 16 the $4,000 International four-ball event saw darkhorse pairings compete for top money. Willie Goggin and Ben Hogan defeated Ky Laffoon and Dick Metz 4 and 3 after 36 holes to advance, while Revolta and Picard lost to the rising team. Hogan, recently named White Plains pro, and Goggin clicked on three nine-hole stretches as they dominated early play.
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Jug) McSpaden
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Eastern and Western styles clash in tourney final
New York March 16. The Eastern and Western brands of basketball, once distant, will face off in the finals of the National Intercollegiate Invitation tournament at Madison Square Garden. Temple of the Host meets Colorado of the West for the trophy. New York University battles Oklahoma A and M in a consolation game.
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Ponzi Seeks Ninth Straight Victory in World Pocket Billiards
New York March 16. Andrew Ponzi, who has swept eight opponents with steady play, aims for his ninth win tonight to clinch the world pocket billiards championship title. He faces Marcel Camp of Albany, N Y in the decisive match.
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Marcel Camp
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N. Y
Hogan Drives 260 Yard Bombs In Golf Match
The piece notes Hogan, weighing 138 pounds, consistently out-drove rivals in a recent match. It recalls his 1981 withdrawal from competition due to cost and his winter record of 12 paying finishes in 15 events. Goggin, a 1933 P.G.A. runnerup from San Francisco, stayed steady but Hogan led.
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Gene Sarazen
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Bender Decries High Salaries in Baseball
Former World Series star Chief Bender criticizes pay scales in Major League Baseball. He questions Bob Feller’s 17500, Jon DiMaggio’s 40000 demands, and notes Lou Gehrig’s 39000 deal. Bender recalls his own 1800 start and 5000 final year while praising Babe Ruth’s value to drawing fans.
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Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
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1938 Plymouth Highlighted For Luxury And Economy
Famous artists Mc Clelland Barclay and Neysa McMein praise Plymouth for clean flowing lines and luxurious interiors among low priced cars. The 1938 model features deep cushioned seats, radio studio sound proofing, live rubber body mountings, airplane type shock absorbers, and safer brakes with a separate handbrake. It promises low gas use, floating power engine mountings, a Hypoid rear axle, and strong resale value, with dealers offering demonstrations.
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