Cardinals Loom As Real Contender For Pennant
The St. Louis Cardinals push toward a pennant as they reshape for 1932 at Bradenton Florida. With a deep pitching staff led by Dean and Carleton and a strong battery of Wilson and O’Farrell, the club faces infield reshuffles due to Gelbert’s gunshot and Frisch’s holdout while Hornsby trains back into form and Medwick anchors the outfield beyond hopes for a comeback season.
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Bradenton
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Gabby” Street
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Dean
Carleton
Jesse Haines
Walker
Hallahan
Mooney
Ery Wilson
Bob O'Farrell
Battery
Dazty Vance
Giants
Tory Pécomés Mors
Charley Gelbert
Frankie Friéch
Fordham Flash
Hornsby
Sparky” Adams
John Leonard
Pepper) Martin
Jimmy Collinson
Gordon Slade
Charley Wilson
Frisch
Martin
Ernie Orsatti
Eeree Watkins
Joe Jedwick
Spotight
Medwick
Maureen Orcutt Captures Augusta Women's Title
Maureen Orcutt of Englewood New Jersey won the Augusta women's invitation golf championship two and one over Mrs Opal Hill of Kansas City. Orcutt outdrove and outplayed Hill to avenge last year’s Augusta defeat, marking her first major win of the season.
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Augusta
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood
N. J
Wood Favored To Win Georgia Meet
Albany Ga March 18 professional golf’s Winter troupe opened the Radium Springs $1 000 event with an 18 hole qualifying round. Craig Wood of Deal New Jersey led the field with six of big money.
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Albany
Georgia
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Cliff Sutter Reaches Indoor Tennis Finals in New York
New Orleans player Cliff Sutter advances to the final of the national indoor tennis championship after a five set win over Frank Shields. He faces Gregory Mangin of Newark, defending champion, as Mangin defeats Sidney Wood in the other semi.
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Harriman National Bank and Rast, Company
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New Orleans
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Mangin
Newark
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Frank Shields
Sidney B. Wood
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Yonkers
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Axe Ork
Baseball Chatter From Spring Training Notes
The telegraphed field reports cover negotiations over Babe Ruth salary with Ruppert and a brewing settlement. Other items note Max Carey optimistic Dodger pitching, Bill Terry lifting the Giants with a homer, spring games featuring Pirates Cubs Senators and Phillies in Florida venues.
Yesterday's scores and today's baseball schedule
AP report shows New York A 16 over St Louis N 6 and Philadelphia 8 over Montreal IL 8 in yesterday's games. Detroit A 11 over Texas and Washington A 11 over New Orleans 8. Today a full slate with Washington vs Cleveland in New Orleans and Boston A vs Philadelphia N in Sarasota among others.
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Pelicans
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al Crowder
the Weaver
Earl Whitehill
Associated Press
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Boston
Montreal
Detroit
University of Texas
Washington
Sones
Chicago
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Tooklyn
Buffalo
Miami
Reed to Speak Tomorrow at Elon College
Dr. Reed of New York City will be the Lenten preacher at Elon College tomorrow morning. The ministerial pension system, its annuity, and recent asset increases were outlined, noting the fund now totals 5,169,220 with Pilgrim Memorial income enhancing the endowment.
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College
Lewis T. Reed
New York City
Pension Boards of
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Congregational and Christian Churches
Elon College
United Churches
Reed
Escapes From Hospital After Shooting
Jimmy Helms who was shot in the head prior to a liquor laden car crash escaped from a Charlotte hospital where he had been confined.
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Charlotte
Jimmy Helms
Polee
Annuity Fund Reports Large Resources and Growth
The annuity fund shows four million nine hundred eighty thousand seven hundred sixty three dollars plus a profit reserve of three hundred twenty five thousand two hundred ninety seven. Total resources in the two investment accounts amount to about ten and a half million dollars. The fund operates on a voluntary membership basis with 102 new accusers last year, a net growth of sixty eight and a reach to .714, a few high feature.
Piedmont League Opens With Six Teams In 1933
Greensboro announces the Piedmont league season will run April 24 to September 6 with 14 games, a split season, and no new clubs. Admission 50 cents, grandstand prices flexible by clubs, salary cap $2,000 monthly. Managers named: Jack Onslow for Richmond, Bobby Murray for Durham, Johnny Dobbs for Charlotte, Blackie Carter for Wilmington.
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Piedmont League
Dan W
Asheville
Durham
Winston- Salem
Richmond
Wilmington
Charlotte
Hill
Clude
Eddie Mocers
Greenstoro
Winston-Salem Cluiba
Jack Onslow
Bobby Murray
Johnny Dobbs
Blackie Carter
Dundee And Joby Draw But Fans Boo Decision
In New York a Madison Square Garden 15 round middleweight bout ended in a draw. Vines Dundee appeared favored by ringside experts and press but the official verdict did not reflect the crowd and judge opinions. Dundee outweighed Joby by a fraction and earned a disputed championship claim.
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New York
Vines Dundee
Newark
Ben Joby
Madison Square Garden
New York State
Frankie Battaglia
Associated Press
Jeby
Referes Ed Forbes
Edward Farrell
Charlie Lynch
Thomasville Triumphs Over West End in Narrow Victory
Thomasville High School patrol boys edged West End All-Stars of High Point to a 17 to a night score. Lineups listed include Johnson Dawson Brower Workman Hedrick Rothrock Staley and Mariowe with positions noted.
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West End
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Dawson
War Brower
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Crotta
Hedrick Center
Rothrock
Oeewae
Jebs and Duriec Draw As Van Klaveren Outpoints Gans
Fights last night in New York and Baltimore produced a draw between Jebs and Duriec with Jeby retaining weight championship recognition in New York as Bep Van Klaveren from Holland outpointed Joe Gans in Los Angeles. Addie Murilock stopped Toni Jeffers in Seattle while Tracey Indianapolis outpointed Holt in Pittsburgh. A Middletown church is supported by Captain Kidd’s bequest.
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Hen Jebs
Vince Duriec
Baltimore
Drew
Jeby
Bep van Klaveren
Holland
Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Middletown
New Jersey
Captain Kidd
Hollywood Gadgets and Glamour Belts at Lunch
NEA Service reports style notes from Hollywood and Palm Springs with Frances Doe and Joel McCrae at the Roosevelt and Myrna Loy in a cape and hat outfit. Fay Wing and Una Merkel showcase belts and compact pockets, while Adriennes Aames sports a corduroy suit with a bright silk blouse at Sardi's.
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The
Roosevelt
Joel McCrae
Palm Springs
Myrna Loy
Maine
Fay Wing
Vivian Tobin
Una Merkel
Hollywood Boulevard
Fairbanks Jr Moves To Woo Crawford Amid Lawsuit
Hollywood March 18 Douglas Fairbanks Jr declares he will woo Joan Crawford again after she separated from him amid a love theft suit filed by Solveig Dietz. Dietz seeks $60,000 for alleged love theft and false imprisonment while Dietz’s husband accuses Fairbanks of abducting his wife during an investigation into an extortion plot.
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Calif
Duglas Fairbanks, Jr
Joan Crawford
Fairbanks
Miss Crawford
Douglas
Joseph Dietz
Solveig Dietz
Dietz
District Attorney’s
Tax collections show increase in March totals
The Treasury reported March 15 income tax collections higher than a year earlier by about 1.01 million dollars, with month-to-date around 2 million above last year. Total receipts since July 1 reached 1.214 billion from all sources, amid higher rates and tax extensions.
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Mar
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Woodin
Confederate Veteran Hoffmann Dies at 92 in Gastonia
J C Hoffmann age 92 died at home near Gastonia after a brief illness. He served under Stonewall Jackson in the Civil War.
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J. C. Hoffmann
Stonewall Jackson
Here
Bill Carr May Have Run His Last Race
Philadelphia March 18 Bill Carr University of Pennsylvania track star and Olympic 400 meter champion may have run his last race after a car collision left him with a possible fracture of the pelvis Doctors said Carr was riding on a car when it collided with another vehicle and he was thrown to the pavement Coach Lawson Robertson called the injury possibly the end of his career Carr, a Pines Bluff Arkansas native, is a senior at Penn
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Bill Carr
University of Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Lawson Robertson
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