Gold Medal tournament quarterfinals set at Y M C A
Five quarterfinal games headline the Gold Medal tournament at the Y M C A with two more days of action before semi finals. Results from Monday include Marsh 39 Eaird s 25 and Adams Millis A 68 Randle man All-Stars 32. Tonight’s schedule features Ellington Florist, Beeson Hardware, Adams Millis BR, Globe Parlor, Dixie, Jones Servee, Marsh, and Hasty All-Stars in five Class OC to C contests.
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Marsh
Eaird’s
Globe Parlor
Harriss-Covington
Adams-Millis
M. P
Adams- Millis
Randleman All-Stars
Ellington Florist
Silver Knit
Beeson Hardware
L. A. Pegg
Adams Millis
Dixie
Greensboro
Jones Servee
Thomasville
Hasty
Bison Diamond Squad Begins Practice at High Point
The High Point high school baseball team opened practice with about 30 players. Coach Bolick plans a lineup around four lettermen Brantley Hucks Howard Richard Oscar McMullan and Carl Cooper. Nine returnees from last year, plus new experience, seek spots across catching pitching infield and outfield. Season starts next Tuesday at Thomasville high in Thomasville.
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Bolick
Brantley Hucks
Howard Richard
Oscar McMullan
Carl Cooper
Land
American Legion
Hauser
Overcash
Brown
Lin
Thomasville High
Thomasville
Arizmendi Goes Ten With Henry Armstrong
In Los Angeles ten round bid by Baby Arizmendi 132 pounds against Henry Armstrong. Armstrong praised the fighter’s gameness after a relentless beating by the champ who swept through nearly every round. The crowd of 10,500 roared at the effort.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Henry Armstrong
Arizmendi
Idol
Armstrong
Hank
Bees Pitching Staff Leads Boston Camp in Preview
Boston Bees manager Casey Stengel builds a pitching staff led by Daniel MacFayden Jim Turner and Lou Fette as the camp opens in Bradenton. West Kahle Niggeling Shoffner Errickson Weir Gabler Hutchinson Lanning Lopez Mueller Riddle and DiMaggio are among others shaping the roster. Stengel seeks outfield punch from West and Kahle while aiming for improved defense and a stronger attack from the rotation.
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Fette
Turner
Boston
Harry Grayson
Stengel
Max Edward West
Robert Wayne Kahle
West
Kahle
Mission Coasters
Indianapolis
Panville
Brooklyn Dodgers
John McGraw
Jim Turner
Lou Fette
Daniel Knowles MacFayden
Willie Weir
Bee Hive
Frank Gabler
New York Giants
Ira Hutchinson
James Lanning
Bees
Alfonso Lopez
Ray Mueller
Johnny Riddle
Stanley Andrews
Lynn, Mass
Zanesville
Twenty Boys Report For His Point Track Practice
Twenty boys reported for track practice at His Point High School under coach A. J. Simeon. Four lettermen return. several others from last year bolster events including Gray Newton Grant Hamilton Sossman Ilderton and more across sprints jumps and throws.
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A. J. Simeon
Dash — Gray
Newton
Grant
Hamilton
Sossman
Ilderton
Dash
Gray
Roach
Morris
Allen
Jackson
Lowe
Taylor
Mickey
Truesdell
Jones
Varner
Clark
King
Siderton
Ingram
Mor
Allen and Clark
Castleman to Report to Giants’ Baton Rouge Camp
Nashville report says Clyde Castleman will join the New York Giants at Bill Terry’s Baton Rouge camp after back trouble and a Memphis surgery. He plans to leave Nashville soon and awaits word from manager Terry, with a gradual training start possibly delaying pitching until after the season begins.
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Nashville Tenn
Clyde Castleman
Baton Rouge
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Giants
Memphis
Nashville
Terry
Castleman
Harlem number game slips as Louis kayoes Mann
Thousands in Harlem bet on No. 156 after Joe Louis knocks out Nathan Mann in 1 56 of the third round. The number did not win.
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New York
Joe Louis
Panthers Open Diamond Drills at High Point College
The Panthers begin baseball conditioning under Coach Yow at High Point College as they prepare for the North State Conference. Regulars Harris Towery Grigg Brinkley Wagner Yow Hampton lead the eight returning lettermen, with Armstrong Cochran Lawing among hopefuls. The team opens the season versus Catawba College on March 26.
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Boylan Terrace
Harris
Towery
Grigg
Brinkley
Wagner
Hampton
Armstrong
Cochrane
Lawing
Franklin
Lanning
Panthers
Catawba College
DiMaggio Heads Holdout Parade as Spring Training Opens
In New York on March 16, Joe DiMaggio leads a group of about a dozen holdouts awaiting salaries ahead of the major league season. Other notables include Wally Moses, Zeke Bonura, Eric McNair, Moose Balters, Harland Clift, Red Kress, Joe Camilli, Les Castleman, and Slick Castleman. Ruppert pushes for DiMaggio to sign at $25,000 while DiMaggio demands $40,000. a meeting is expected soon.
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Dizzy Dean
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
DiMaggio
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Philadelphia Athletics
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White Sox
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Boston Red Sox
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Moose) Balters
Cleveland
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Dodgers
Heinie Manush
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Slick) Castleman
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Larry MacPhail
Castleman
Bill Terry
Horn
Jersey City
DiMaggio-Ruppert
Dean Ordered to Take Rest
St. Louis Cardinals ace Dizzy Dean has been ordered to bed for several days due to a lingering cold and sinus trouble. He battled through three innings in an exhibition against the New York Yankees, with his pitching appearing unaffected by the illness.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Dean
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Ginger ginger ale ritual at Cubs hotel on Catalina
March 16 daily ginger portions are placed beside each Cubs player bed at St. Catherine hotel on Catalina Island. The hotel is owned by Cubs owner P K Wrigley.
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Catalina Island
Chicago Cubs
St. Catherine Hotel
Cub
P. K. Wrigley
When They Come to Terms in the Light for Photos
The article suggests looking for subjects to reach terms in the afternoon when light is favorable for photography and the papers are light on other content.
Reminiscences of Turner's Florida Boxing Scene
A reminiscence piece sketches Turner Scott, Orlando boxing and wrestling impresario, as Florida winter life winds down. It highlights Turner’s promos, police tensions at matches, a big turnout after mayoral controversy, and anecdotes linking Turner to Henry McLemore and chicken fighting culture near Orlando.
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Florida
Kurst
Southern Pines
Aiken
Camden
Dizzy
Turner Scott
O Orlando
Turner
Orlo Vista
George Kazanos
Henry
Orlando
Joe Knight
Daytona
McLemore
Lando
Joe
Sam
Bob
Burleigh Grimes Reflects on 1918 Pitching and Pay
Burleigh Grimes recalls that in 1918 he led the National League with 26 victories yet earned only $1960, highlighting the era’s stark pay disparity for star pitchers in Clearwater.
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Clearwater
Fila
Burleigh Grimes
Dempsey Presents Abe Man With Trunks After Willard Fight
Dempsey presented Abe man an orchestra leader with trunks and shoes worn the day he defeated Jess Willard for the heavyweight title in New York.
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New York
Dempsey
Abeman
Jess Willard
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