Bailey Denies Involvement in Victory Dinner Plans
Senator Josiah W. Bailey says he had nothing to do with the plans for the Raleigh Victory Dinners and objected to being blamed for inviting Senator Millard F. Tydings as speaker. He notes he invited many speakers, bears no responsibility for their remarks, and remains a lifelong Democrat with support for Roosevelt.
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Raleigh
Josiah W. Bailey
Millard F. Tydings
Tydings
Bailey
Senator Bailey
Harold L. Ickes
Riley
Batley
North Carolina
Farley
Chapel Hill
Roosevelt
Goldsboro
Wallace
Edenton
Roper
Logan
Connelly
Perkins
Iid
Benator Tydings
Maryland
United States
Senate
Training Camp Briefs Exhibition Games Summary
AP reports from Boston and other cities showing results and lineups. Tobin, an Oakland farm alumnus and Abba Dabba mystic, was chosen as a rookie pitcher by Joe McCarthy from seven hopefuls. Tevin joins Maclowning as versatile mound workers in spring camp.
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Tobin
Paap Pia
Pannecote
Oakland Farm
Abba Dabba
Mystic
Joe McCarthy
MW Seven
Tevin
Maclowning
Bartell Secures Lead Off Role After Six Hits Streak
Bartell of the Giants wins the lead-off post in champions batting order after reaching base six times in his last two games. The scrappy shortstop continues his hot stretch in Daytona Beach with steady on base threats and solid run production.
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Bartell
Daytona Beach
Fila
Dick Barre
Giants
Apty
Feller Shines as Hudlin Controls Indians Rally
In New Orleans Steve O'Neill, manager of the Indians, praised Bob Feller for a strong showing while Willis Hudlin limited the Indians to two infield hits. Hudlin, who had one win last season, demonstrated control.
Dressen Uses Veterans to Face Yankees in Tampa
Reds manager Chuck Dressen relied on three veterans, Dellinger, Schott, and Hollingsworth, as Cincinnati hosted the New York Yankees in a spring training game in Tampa Florida.
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Dressen
Tampa
Fla
Chuck Dressen
Derringer
Schott
Hollingsworth
Cincinnati Reds
Yanks
Marty Not Hitting Avalon Still Cubs' Top Center
Mart y has not shown the hitting of his San Francisco form with a 349 average last season yet remains Chicago Cubs’ leading center fielder candidate. His fielding has impressed manager Charlie Grimm.
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Marty
Avalon
Calif
Jo Marty
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Mesner Heads Sox Bid In Opening Training Game
Mesner the Los Angeles based third baseman will be the sole recruit in the Chicago White Sox lineup aside from battery men in the opening training game against Los Angeles set for tomorrow in Pasadena California.
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Mesner
Pasadena
Calif
Steve Mesner
Los Angeles
Chicago White Sox
Cardinals Beat Giants In Fourteen Innings
May change mind day at Daytona Beach. Frisch promised rest for the Cardinals after yesterday's 12 to 4 win over the New York Giants, suggesting a possible change in plans.
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Daytona Beach
Calif
Frank Frisch
Cardinals
New York
Battle for honors in San Antonio training camp
Browns pitchers clash with sluggers for camp honors in San Antonio as pitchers work to strengthen defense and hitters push for top circuit clouts.
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San Antonio
Tex
Browns
Wasdell Heads to Chatanooga with Harris Backing
Orlando report says Jim Wasdell a $20 000 first baseman is bound for Chattanooga today with Manager Bucky Harris in approval from Washington.
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Wasdell
Orlando
Fla
Jim Wasdell
Chattanooga
Washington
Bucky Harris
Tiger Pitcher Bridges Sidelined by Hernia Diagnosis
Lakeland Florida manager Coch rane awaited a Miami specialist’s report on Tommy Bridges Detroit Tigers ace who was diagnosed here with a hernia. The slender right-hander could be out for a month to six weeks.
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Lakeland
Fla
Cochrane
Miami
Tommy Bridges
Detroit Tiger
Pirates Say Farewell to Spring Training in California
The Pittsburgh Pirates will hold a gala farewell on April 5 in San Bernardino before they close spring training and travel eastward for the regular season.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
Moses Sparks Intra-Camp Win For Athletics
Wally Moses led Team B past Team A 17 to 6 in a Philadelphia Athletics intra-camp game by driving in runs with a double and two singles as the offense got off to a quick start.
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Mexico City
Wally Moses
Philadelphia Athletics
Bees Beat Phillies in Winter Haven Exhibition
Ford Frick, president of the National League, observed the Phillies lose their Grapefruit League game in Winter Haven, Florida as the Bees bested them.
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BEES
PHILL
Winter Haven
Fla
Ford Frick
National League
Phillies
Brooklyn Native Clearwater Signs with Fila
Brooklyn native Walter Clearwater signs as a rookie who is also a student of pitching. The move highlights a young athlete pursuing education while joining the brand.
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Brooklyn
Clearwater
Fila
Walter Signim
Befores and Cardinals Rally Over Yankees In Spring Notes
Gulfport reports say the Bees and Cardinals view the Yankees as strong with DiMaggio in spring play. Mentions DiMaggio touring the minors, Al Schacht earning $35000, and Bill Terry deciding between Lou Chiozza and Dick Bartell for lead off. Lefty Gomez jokes amid batting practice with Ruppert watching.
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Miss
Bees
Cardinals
Yankees
Hickory
DiMaggio
al Schacht
Bill Terry
Lou Chiozza
Dick Bartell
Daytona Beach
Cardinal Minstrels
Lefty Gomez
Curve
Colonel Ruppert
Terry
Charlie Dres
Agony column hints at racing bets and baseball odds
The note discusses Guy Bush avoiding games at St. Petersburg without prize money and a Miami race offered to Hirsch Jacobs for 500 dollars that Jacobs declined. It also mentions Ernie Kay’s batting average slipping from daytime to night games and speculates about Newark cargo and lamps.
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Guy Bush
The
Bees
Dlutch
St. Petersburg
Miami
Hirsch Jacobs
Jacobs
Ernie Kay
Yank
Newark
Bees Aim to Turn Tables on Yankees in Second Game
Hope rises for Boston Bees after citrus win as Bill McKechnie leads the team to challenge the Yankees in the second game of a two game series opening tomorrow in St. Petersburg Florida.
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ST. Petersburg
Phillies
Bill McKechnie
Boston Bees
Yankees
Foxx May Attend Red Sox Scrub Game If Feels Well
Jimmy Foxx may join the Red Sox at Sarasota for a scrub game depending on his grippe recovery. The slugger could watch teammates at the ball park today if he feels up to it.
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Foxx
Sarasota
Filia
Jimmy Foxx
Ball Park
Red Sox
Dizzy Dean coin tricks at Bradenton contest
Dizzy Dean wowed onlookers in a Bradenton quarter pitching game as a friend tossed a coin within an inch of the line and another on the opposite side. Dean joked about cutting corners as he retrieved the pot. Also notes Jose McCarthy's new straw hat and a Seminole hotel hostess in Jacksonville resembling Louise Young, Mike Jacobs' secretary.
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Bradenton
Dizzy Dean
Diz
Jose McCarthy
Seminole
Jacksonville
Louise Young
Mike Jacobs
Paul Dean
Pepper Martin Corrects Man Over Outdoor Motor Incident
A man encountered a dispute over an outdoor motor the other day and was corrected by Pepper Martin, who clarified the issue and set the record straight.
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Pepper Martin
Three Men Sought in Hold Up of Roanoke Rapids Driver
Roanoke Rapids March 19 officers hunted three men who held up I. M. Clark, driver for a sandwich company, last night and took 190 dollars from his truck. Clark reported the hold up after the incident.
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Roanoke Rapids
I. M. Clark
East Carolina Teachers College Announces Spring Holidays
President Leon R. Meadows said spring holidays at East Carolina Teachers College will run from March 24 to March 31.
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Greenville
N. C
Leon R. Meadows
East Carolina Teachers College
States Adopt Sterilization Laws For Mentally Deficient
Reports indicate twenty eight states have laws mandating or allowing sterilization of mentally deficient persons. The measures reflect ongoing policy debates about eugenics and public health authorities weigh enforcement and ethical concerns.
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Union
What price debutante in American society
Debutante costs run high says John Ward founder of a debutante training school. He cites Joan Peabody’s fifty thousand dollar coming out and estimates yearly deb expenditure near ten thousand dollars per debutante with lists decorations clothes and parties inflating the social price tag. Ward notes 20 000 bluebloods listed and 70 percent have at least one debutante daughter.
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George Ross
New York
John Ward
Debbie
Ward
Sach
Palm Springs
Snow Valley
Columbia
Wall Street
Joan Peabody
Nancy Miller
the Pierre
Newport
Del
Cowan Attends Greenville Meet With Salvation Army Couple
Adjutant and Mrs. R. M. Cowan and Lieutenant Mary Anderson traveled to Charlotte yesterday for an evangelical service by Gypsy Smith. They then went on to Greenville, South Carolina, for the Young People's Council gathering to be held Saturday and Sunday.
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R. M. Cowan
Salvation Army
Mary Anderson
Charlotte
Gypsy Smith
Cowan
Greenville
S. C
Young People’s Council
North Carolina Building and Loan Convention Set for April 8
Douglas Angel, president of the fifth district, announced Winston-Salem will host the North Carolina Building and Loan league annual convention on April 8.
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Winston-Salem
Douglas Angel
Fifth
North Carolina Building and Loan League
Traveler Moves South From Detroit Toward Canada
A traveler journeys from Detroit toward Canada heading southward across the region. The brief notes the direction and border proximity as the journey continues.
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Detroit
Canada
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