Giants Primed for New Fight in National League
The New York Giants enter the 1933 pennant race with strengthened defense and a tougher lineup. Manager Bill Terry rebuilt the infield, added power in the outfield, and bolstered catching with Gus Mancuso and Paul Richards. Pitching options include Hubbell, Fitzsimmons, Parmelee, Schumacher, and Heli as full-season starters.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Mar
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Giants
Travis
Stonewall
Terry
Sam Lesle
Byrne Jamer
Critz
Hughie
Jotn Ryan
Gus Mancuso
Paul Richards
Indianapolis
American Association
Mancuso
St. Louis Cardinals
George Davis
Phillies
Melvin Ott
Effoult
Joe Moore
Carl Hubbdell
Fred Fitzsimmons
Leroy Parmer Jee
Glenn Spencer
Ray Starr
Adolfo Luque
Bill Shores
Hal Schumacher
Herman Heli
Hubbell
Fitzsimmons
Parmelee
Columbus
Schumacher
Memphis Bill
Paris-Kid Francis Outpoints Flix in Paris Bout
Tony Herrera from El Paso outpoints Eddie Wolfe of Memphis in a separate bout. Francis from Italy defeats Carlos Flix of Spain in Paris by decision after ten rounds.
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Paris
Kid Francis
Italy
Carlos Flix
Spain
Tony Herrera
el Paso
Eddie
Kid) Wolfe
Memphis
Tenn
England's Dusty Foot Aims for Grand National Upset
London March 21. With Aintree three days off the big Irish jumper Gregarch and Dorothy Paget's Golden Miller tied as favorites at 9 to 1. The sole American bred entry is Trouble Maker at 66 to 1. Dusty Foot, ridden by George Bostwick, is praised by trainer J R Anthony as sure to jump the course if luck stays with him.
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Aintree
Gregarch
Dorothy Paget
T. H. Somerville
Trouble Maker
J. H
Jock) Whitney
Dusty Foot
United States
George H
Pete) Bostwick
J. R. Anthony
Whitney
Bostwick
Anthony
South Atlantic Baseball League Aims to Rise Again
In Columbia on March 21 representatives from South Carolina and Georgia cities met to plan reorganization of the South Atlantic league. Augusta will host a March 27 session with Macon Columbia Augusta Spartanburg and Greenville among participants. Temporary secretary B H Baker of Macon was elected. T D Cy Simmons of Columbia presided and said Columbia interests were ready to join.
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D. C
South Carolina
Geor
Augusta
South Atlantic Baseball League
Macon
Spartanburg
Greenville
Anderson
Rence
Charleston
Asheville
N. C
B. H. Baker
G Group
T. D
Cy) Simmons
Simmons
Columbia Interests
Winston Pointer is the All-Age Stake Champ
CAMP LEE Virginia March 21 The Virginia Amateur Field Trial association completed its two day renewal with the All Age Stake won yesterday by Tornado Paul a pointer owned by Dr K Y Benbow of Winston-Salem North Carolina Pullen driven by M D Hart Ashland Virginia was a strong contender among early bidders for first honors in the puppy stake Judges were E R Colbert Fredericksburg and Arthur Carver Durham NC
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Camp Lee
Spoksmen
Virginia Amateur Field Trial Association
Hart
Pullen
M. D. Hart
Ashland
Walker
Tornado Paul
Dr. K
Lexington Couple Learn Son Escaped California Earthquake
Mr and Mrs Thomas Voushee of Lexington received a letter from their son Kady Foushee in Compton California describing the recent earthquake there. He and his family escaped unharmed though their home was partially destroyed.
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Lexington
Mar
Thomas Voushee
Kady Foushee
Compton
California
Foushee
Baseball Chatter Shows Spring Results and Schedules
Oakland ousts Pittsburgh 12 to 5 while St. Louis beat Boston 6 to 0 in six innings amid rain. The day features many exhibition notes from Ruth to Cubs and Giants, with roster moves and travel plans across spring training sites.
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Oakland
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
House of David
Montreal
New York
Newark
ST. Petersburg
Fie
Babe Ruth
Eddie Dyer Named Patriots Boss in Greensboro
Greensboro announces Eddie Dyer as new manager of the Patriots replacing Freddie Myers. Dyer, pennant winner with Springfield in the Western Association, is expected to play right field and will be joined by teammates including Jimmy Sanders Johnny Mize and Ab Wright.
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Eddie Dyer
Springfield
Western Association
Greensboro Patriots
Oliver French
The
Pats
Dyer
Freddie Myers
Rochester Red Wings
French
Joe Nathes
Elmira
Bobby Rice
Keoky Club
Rice
Clay Hopper
Jack Bentley
Mathes
J. O Iks Ouffelder
Durham
Clark
Bulls
Jimmy Sanders
Johnny Mize
Ab Wright
Moadron
Wright
Minneapolis
American Association
Patriots
Tries at N. Louis Scot Buffalo Stoped Nichols
A brief sports or crime item notes a try at North Louis Scot Buffalo where Nichols was stopped. Names appear partially and OCR errors obscure details. The readable bits suggest a local incident or match involving Buffalo and Nichols with a time marker and score indicated as (5).
Glass D Loop Proposed for Virginia-Carolina Base League
A meeting at the Sheraton hotel tomorrow will discuss forming a six club Virginia-Carol ina Class D baseball circuit. Cities named include High Point Henderson Rocky Mount Danville Burlington Wilson Raleigh Salisbury Concord Leaksville Goldsboro Lynchburg, with four definite entrants and two possible spots. Forfeit money must be posted and a local franchise likely to go to the first to place funds.
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Sheraton Hotel
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Henderson
Rocky Mount
Danville
Burlington
Wilson
Raleigh
Salisbury
Concord
Leaksville
Goldsboro
N. C
Lynchburg Va
Y. W. C. A Sextet Plays Durham Tonite
The High Point Y. W. C. A. faces the Durham sextet in the season finale tonight at 8 p.m. A real battle is expected after the locals edged Durham by two points in the first clash.
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High Point
Durham Sextet
American Leaguers Lead Over National Brethren
Spring training results show American League teams leading the National League through 18 interleague games in the Grapefruit league. The Yankees and Red Sox stand out with strong marks, while the Athletics and White Sox falter against NL clubs. Giants and Dodgers top the NL in win percentage, with several clubs under .500 overall.
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Mar
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Red Sox
Seeensee
Eeseeesss
Ankees
Dodgers
Cubs
Eeeeee
Cored Corr
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Evevdeseeeeeeseee
Cardinals
Eee
Bees
Braves
Os Benedas
Freddie Miller Set to Defend Title Versus Speedy Dado Tonight
Freddie Miller meets Speedy Dado in a 10 round title defense in Los Angeles. Miller, a NABF featherweight champion, seeks a third defense in 21 days while Dado bets on speed and willingness to take risks.
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Freddie Miller
Speedy Dado
Cincinnati
Dado
California
Miller
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico City
Little Dempsey
Sacramento
Arizmendi
Baby Casanova
Baby Palmore
Miami boxers edge opponents in tight decisions
Fra Frank Hughes of Miami defeated Campbell by outpoint in Clinton Indiana, while Shane Gonzales of Francisco beat another Campbell in a closely fought bout. The events, likely amateur matches, featured competitive scoring and local rivalry.
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Fra
Frank Hughes
Clinton
Ind
G Campbell
Shane Iy Gonzales
Francisco
Mocks Campbell
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