Boone Leads Full Suitor Camp At Welch Field
Dan Boone led nearly 30 players in workouts at Welch Field at noon. Mitchell and Acosta and Alvarez were absent but Alvarez and Acosta reported they are in good shape and in Cuba last winter. Boone plans daily sessions from noon to 2 pm to gauge prospects ahead of season.
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Welch Field
Mitchell
Alvarez
Acosta
Cuba
Welchfield
New Orleans
Sessson
Boone
Harris Ten Be Big Factor In Tigers Showing This Year
Detroit Tigers face a pivotal season with Bucky Harris as manager and Heilmann at first base. Heilmann and Dale Alexander headline a power hitting infield with Gehringer at second, Schuble at short, and McManus at third. Outfield prospects include Roy Johnson, Harry Rice, John Stone, and Joe Fothergill with pitching depth from Uhle, Barnes, Page, Whitehill, and others.
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Victor G. Stidler
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Stanley
Bucky” Harris
Detroit Tigers
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Harry Heilmann
Heilmann
Dale Alexander
Toronto
Dudley Branch
Louisville
American Association
Charley Gehringer
Francis Sigafoos
Portland
Harrie
Heinie Schuble
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Mortie McManus
Roy Johnson
San Francisco
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Tigers
Harry Rice
St. Louis Browns
Manush
Blue
John Stone
Evansville
Johnson
Robert Fothergill
George Uhle
Cleveland
Tiger Corps
Emil Yde
Pittsburgh Pirate
Earl Whitehill
Frank Barnes
Portsider
Phil Page
Springfield
Uhle
Owen Carroll
George Smith
Lil Stoner
Sam Gibson
Tiger
Mervin Shea
Larry Woodall
Red’ Hargrave
Raymond Hayworth
Shreveport
Eddie Phillips
Colonials Announce Fresh Start for Piedmont Race
Salisbury Colonials unveil a near new lineup manager Jess Altenburg of Lansing Mich introduces an changed infield and outfield and new uniforms as they chase the Piedmont league flag. Key returnees include Cowboy Jones and veteran catchers with training set to begin April 1 at the local park under Propst's operation.
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Jess Altenburg
Salisbury
N. C
Maris P
Salisbury Colonials
Lansing, Mich
George Whiteman Pilot
Winston-Salem Twins
Altenburg
Jones
Epps
Lake City
S. C
Lipton
Fieldale
Steele
Great Falls
Spiegler Flinger
ofFieldale
Cragg
Michigan
Eurena
Hurter
Pennsylvania
Warmington
Escoe
Miller
Missouri
Cook
Charlotte
Lamar
Columbia
Ike Kahdot
Garback
Branch
Collins
Huffman
Harry Moger
Raleigh
Columbia, D. C
Colonials
Cols
L. L. Propst
8. C
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tar Baby freshmen track gains at UNC spring camp
Chapel Hill North Carolina March 18 The University of North Carolina shows a strong freshman track roster led by sprinters Charlie Farmer Rip Slusser and-hurdles stars Ty Reid Larry Johnston and John Robinson The squad includes distance runners led by Clarence Phoenix and Pierce along with pole vaulters Tom Parsons Wick Smith and weights from Tar Baby football players The effort aims to build sprint hurdles jumps and distance squads this spring on Emerson Field
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N. C
University of North Carolina
Lester Belding
Dale Ranson
Emerson Field
Charlie Farmer
Wilmington High School
Rip Slusser
Old Augusta Military Academy
Weil
Case
Goldsboro
Southern Pines
Follin
Houston
Woodberry Forest
Charlotte High
Clarence Phoenix
Greensboro High School
Phoenix
Pierce
New York
Jack Farris
Charlotte Hight
Henry Anderson
Fayetteville High
Week's boxing program pits top stars against rivals
NEW YORK, Mar. 18. The current week's national boxing program holds pitfalls for Ray Miller Leo Lomski and Kid Chocolate as they face rivals who may block their path to championship recognition. Miller meets Jimmy McLarnin in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night with the 140 pound limit looming.
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New York
Ray Miller
Chicago
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
Kid Chocolate
Miller
Jimmy McLarnin
Madison Square Garden
McLarnin
Joe Glick
Chicago Star
Detroit
Vancouver
James J. Braddock
Leo
Philadelphia
Maxie Rosendbom
Lomaki
Joe Scalfaro
Harlem Shug
Ger Eligio Sardinias
Kal
Boston Garden
Philadelps
King Tut
Minneapolis
Pi Kaufmann
Hartford
Conn
Memo Red Herring
Albany
N. Y
Alex Simms
Cleveland
Los Angel
Fort Smith
Art
Clyde Hall
San Francisco
Ed Roberts
Tacoma
Pete
Hollywood
Homer Sherid
Sioux City
Iowa
Joe Roc
Waners Still Working On Infield After Pirates Hit
San Francisco March 18 The Waners have not signed and the make up of the infield remains unsettled though Donie Bueh may be free of one worry. The Pirates are starting to hit and in two games yesterday the Corsairs collected 28 safeties.
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San Francisco
Mar
Waners
Aid
Donie Bueh
Pirates
Corsairs
Hank Wilson Heats Up In Cubs Exhibition Rout
Hank Wilson, the Cubs outfielder, powered a 17 to 0 exhibition rout of Los Angeles with three home runs, two singles and three runs scored. The Pennsylvania Dutch star delivered the longest balls seen at the park, snapping out of spring dormancy.
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Hank Wilson
Los Angeles
Calif
Cubs
Los Angeles Park
Babe Ruth Promises to Find Eye for Spring Hits
St. Petersburg report says Babe Ruth has not hit well in early training. He attributes it to timing and confidence and says he will adjust quickly and start hitting in a few days.
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Babe
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Chink Outen Goes 10 The Yankees
Chink Outen who left North Carolina State College becomes a Yankee by a ruling of Kenesaw M Landis Judge Landis fines the New York club 500 dollars and censures scout John ny Nee Over the dispute Outen must return the 1500 signing bonus The Charlotte Hornets contract signed by Outen was transferred to the Yankees after the hearing in Durham North Carolina last month
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N. C
Chink Outen
North Carolina State College
New York Yankees
Kennesaw M. Landis
Landis
Queen
Yankees
New York
Johnny Nee
Yankee
Outen
Charlotte Hornets
Judge Landis
Durham
Hornets
Hornet
Nee
National Indoor Sports Weekend Highlights Across Tennis and More
Jean Borotra leads a smooth run as top seeds advance in the national indoor tennis championships. Margaret Blake captures the women’s crown in Boston with Blake and Harte winning mixed doubles, while Norton dethrones Richards in the pro ranks in Palm Beach. Gould and Wright secure the doubles crown in Philadelphia. Horton Smith wins the Florida open in Jacksonville and Mrs. Lee Nida claims the Florida women’s title in Tampa. Michigan takes the Big Ten indoor swimming crown in Chicago and John McSheeheyn sets a national record in Whitinsville. Golden Prince wins the Rich Cofforth handicap in Tijuana. Kansas City cooks hold the national AAU title in basketball. Ray Conger shines in New York’s mile of century. Lehigh repeats as intercollegiate wrestling champion in Bethlehem.
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Margaret Blake
Lenox
George W. Wightman
Sarah Palfrew
Miss Blake
Richard Harte
Palm Beach
Brain J. C. Norton
South Africa
Vincent Richards
Philadelphia
Jay Gould
William C. Wright
Jacksonville
Horton Smith
Joplin
Tampa
Lee Nida
Chicago
Melvin Jones
Florida
Michigan
Whitinsville
Mass
John McSheeheyn
Tijuana
Sunshot Stables
Rich Cofforth
Kansas City
Cooks of
New York
Ray Conger
Illinois
A. CC
Pudre
Bethlehem
Lehigh
Sonnenberg to Meet O Rourke in Greensboro Show
Gus Sonnenberg world champion heavyweight wrestler will face Tom O Rourke of Portland in the feature event of a mixed wrestling and boxing card in Greensboro. Bob Spittle and Rambling Rufus Miles meet in the feature boxing bout to decide the Carolinas lightweight championship.
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Charlotte
N. C
Gus Sonnenberg
Tom O'Rourke
Portland
Ore
Bob Spittle
Rambling
Rufus Miles
Browns Win Second Exhibition In Palm Beach
In spring training camps the St. Louis Browns beat the Columbus Association 6 to 2 in an exhibition game in West Palm Beach. Her Cobb started and worked five innings, Dick Coffman finished. Both pitchers allowed two hits as the Browns posted their second win.
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Browns
West Palm Beach
Fla
Columbus Association
St. Louis Browns
Her Cobb
Wichita Falls
Dick Coffman
Tigers Open Invasion To San Diego Coast Play
Detroit Tigers begin their Pacific Coast swing with an opening game against the Hollywood Club in San Diego, as 23 players including manager Bucky Harris depart in good condition after three weeks of conditioning.
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Tigers
Phoenix
Ariz
Detroit Tigers
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Calif
Bucky Harris
Phillies hammer Cardinals in spring win at Winter Haven
The Phillies routed the St. Louis Cardinals 15 to 5 in a spring game at Winter Haven. Bob McGraw reports to camp and is negotiating terms with President Baker as veterans push for better contracts.
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Phillies
Winter Haven
Fila
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob McGraw
Baker
Senators Hit Hard By Landis
Washington Nationals were knocked by Judge Landis as Simons and Cantress left the payroll and President Griffith vowed to seek a review of the decision while refusing to pay a $1 500 fine for involvement in an alleged vote up deal.
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Senators
Landis
Washington
Washington Nationals
Simons
Cantress
Griffith
McKain Goes Good For White Sox First Start
Harold McKain of Fort Worth makes a strong major league debut with the White Sox in his first start, delivering solid pitching and earning early-season praise.
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McKain
Fort Worth
Tex
Mar. P
Harold McKain
Wh Sox
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