Phillies Seen With Peppery Lineup This Spring
Winter Haven Fla March 13 The Phillies may not be heading far this season but manager Jimmy Wilson leads a lively group aiming for a high finish in the National League. Blondy Blund y Ryan joins John Collins George Davis as key winter trade moves while Verges battles Walters for third and Chiossa takes second. Pitching depth grows with Davis Moore Johnson and Collins. Perzulo and Todd promise strength as the club eyes improvements. Monday: Washington Senators.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Phillies
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Phils
Jimmy
New York Giants
Dick Bartell
George Davis
John Collins
Blondy
Johnny Verger
George Kine
Ryan
Bartell
Holy Cross
Verges
Bucky Walters
Walters
Johnny
Lou Chiossa
Sid Dolph Camilli
Watkins
George
Phillie Park
Ethan Allen
Johnny Moore
Carom
Wilie
Davis
Euel Moore
Baltimore
Dizzy Dean Carl Hubbell
Moore
Sylvester Johnson
Phil" Collins
Wil
Roy Hanson
Johnny Perzulo
Giants
Richmond
Ao al Todd
Rimbra
N. Y
Trinity High Nine Defeats Greensboro In 6-0 Baseball Win
Trinity High School fabricates a 6 0 victory over Greensboro High School at home in a 1936 diamond year contest. Loflin pitched scoreless ball into relief, while Trinity hitters push across two runs each in the first two frames and two more in the fourth. The Trinity mound staff fans 15, limiting Greensboro to six hits.
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Trinity High School
Greensboro
Loflin
Trinity
Gate City
Leftin
Statesman
Spring Training Camp Chatter Daily Results and Schedule
Baseball camp notes list yesterday results including New York six to five over Cincinnati and Brooklyn six to three over Baltimore. Today’s schedule features games in St Augustine Lakeland Los Angeles Clearwater Sarasota and more with matchups like Philadelphia Newark Chicago San Francisco and St Louis versus Bee tom and Buffalo.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
House of David
Cleveland
Washington
Pittchurch
Chicago
St. Auqustine
Lakeland
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Clearwater
Newark
T . Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Petersburg
Sarasota
Beetom
Mobile
Kansas City
West Palm Beach
St. Louie
Buffalo
New Orleans
Giants May Train in Panama Panama for Spring Camp
The New York Giants may train in Panama next spring under a plan that would guarantee the team $15 000 for a three weeks stay in the Canal Zone. Manager Bill Terry is weighing the proposal and its terms.
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Associated Press
Giants
Panama
Tampa
New York Giants
Bill Terry Ie
Canal Zone
Allen Wants Contract Renewal With Yankees
St Petersburg Fla Johnny Allen a New York Yankees right hander wants to tear up his dollar a year contract and land a real deal He says he has shown his pitching skill is back and that the club should show how much he may expect for 1935 duties.
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Allen
ST. Petersburg
Johnny Allen
New York Yankees
Dodgers Necklace? No. Orioles Stymied by Strong Pitching
Dodgers pitcher held Baltimore to a single hit and faced 18 batters in a compact outing yesterday, with the Orioles managing only one hit across the nine innings.
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Eose
Dodgers
Haader
Baltimore
Pirates May Change Training Quarters Next Year
Pittsburgh Pirates may relocate their spring training base for 1930, president Bill Benswanger saying there might be no immediate details and the club could hunt new quarters.
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Pirates
SAN Pernardino
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bill Benswanger
Athletics On Road Home Stop In St Augustine
The Athletics travel to St Augustine Florida for a two day stop to pay the Giants before continuing to Philadelphia for next month’s home games.
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Athletics
ST. Augustine
Fla
Philadelphia
Giants
Phillies Face Newark After Lou Chiorga Injury
Lou Chiorga is definitely out of the game for two weeks. The Phillies meet Newark today at Clearwater in a regular season matchup.
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Lou Chiorga
Phillies
Newark
Clearwater
Braves Schedule Youth Pitcher Start Against Yankees
In St. Petersburg Florida the Braves will start one of their young pitchers against the Yankees today. Manager Bill McKechnie said the starter would be either Neff or Heinteeiman.
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Rookte
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Yankees
Bill McKechnie
Neff Or
Heinteeiman
Ferrel to Start Seven Innings for Red Sox vs Cards
Sarasota report says Wes Ferrell will work seven innings for Boston against the World Champion Cardinals if he feels strong. The exhibition or tune up game is set for today with Ferrell tasked to go long.
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Wes Ferrel
Sarasota
Fia
Red Sox
Wee Ferrell
Browns Manager Shapes Up Attacking Lineup for Open
West Palm Beach reports indicate St. Louis Browns manager Rogers Horney is reshaping his lineup with multiple position changes during exhibitions to prepare his best possible attacking combination for the opening of the American League season.
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West Palm Beach
Fia
Rogers Horney
St. Louis Browns
Tinning and Haines Shut Out Red Sox In Sarasota Exhibition
Sarasota exhibition notes say pitcher Fin-Pud Tinning and Jess Haines were picked by manager Frankie Fried to start for the Cardinale squad against the Red Sox in today’s game.
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Tinning
Haines
Sarasota
Pud Tinning
Jess Haines
Frankie Fried
the &T
Touts
Cardinale
Red Sox
Cubs Prepare for Busy Weekend Against Pacific Coast League Clubs
SAN FRANCISCO The Chicago Cubs head into a busy weekend with three games scheduled two on Sunday against Pacific Coast League clubs.
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San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
White Sox outfield races with Conlan in contention
Vernon Washington and Ray Radcliff hold the edge for Chicago White Sox outfield spots behind Al Simmons. Rookie John Conlan, 32, remains in the running for a coveted position in the three-man rotation.
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Los Angeles
Vernon Washington
Ray Radcliff
al Simmons
Chicago White Sox
John
Jocko) Conlan
Bruises Ache Again in World Series Tilt
In Lakeland previews, the 1934 World Series resumes as Detroit Tigers hand the St Louis Cardinals a beatdown after a 12 5 rally. Paul Dean and Bill Walker gave up 16 hits four innings to the Tigers with six off Dean and the rest off Walker in the final three innings.
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Lakeland
Fin
Detroit
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Dean
Bill Walker
Dean
Walker
Harder May See Action for Indians in Spring Tilt
New Orleans reports Mel Harder star pitcher for the Cleveland Indians may enter today’s exhibition game after not appearing in earlier spring workouts. The veteran hurler, a key figure in the staff, could boost the club’s early season rhythm.
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Harder
New Orleans
Mel Harder
Cleveland Indians
Etal
Reds Turn Barrers in Tampa Training Camp Visit
The Cincinnati Reds approach the House of Davie camp in Tampa aiming to trim whiskers and begin the annual invasion of the training site with their beardless, boyish roster.
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REDS
Barrers
Tampa
Fia
Cincinnati Reds
Senators Meet Blues In First Of Two In KC
The Washington Senators prepared for the first of two games against the Kansas City Blues aided by strong three hit pitching from two Cleveland hurlers.
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Senators
Biloxi
Mise
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Kansas City Blues
Clemson Tigers Open Baseball Season With Spartans
Clemson College coach Jessa Neely announced the Tigers will open Monday against Michigan State with a veteran infield and strong pitching from Alex Swails and Bill Croxton. Catcher General Lee leads the catching corps, with Troutman, Durham, and Richey in the infield. Outfielders Randy Hinson, Harry Shore, and Ansel Cole anchor the lineup, with reserves Pennington, Ferguson, Ballard, Lancaster, Hood, Cathcart, and Gilliam. Schedule includes N C State, Duke, Georgia Tech, Georgia, and Auburn clashes.
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Jessa Neely
Clemson Tiger
Michigan State
Spartans
Neely
Alex Swails
Bill Croxton
Lee
John Troutman
Bull” Durham
John Richey
Ralph Simpson
Troutman
Durham
Richey
Randy Hinson
Bengals
Harry Shore
Ansel Cole
Pennington
Ferguson
Ballard
Lancaster
Hood
Cathcart
Gilliam
Palmetto
Clemson
N. C. State
Raleigh
N. C
Duke
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Athens
Atlanta
Auburn
Celmson
Batting Attack Highlights Loffin Versus Day
Loffin had two singles in four at bats as the batting attack produced steady hits for the day.
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Loffin
Sunday School League Undisputed Lead After Win Over Friends
Reform took the league lead by defeating Friends at the YMCA 27 to 18. Wright scored eight and Barrer nine for Reform while T. Davis had eight for Friends. Other results included Wesley Memorial 20 Ward St 18 and Christian 17 South Main M E 16. Next week’s schedule lists several matchups including Friends vs Episcopal and Green Street vs Wesley Memorial.
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Piret M. P
Wesley Memorial
Ward St. M
South Main M.E
Thornburn
Chastain
R. Chastain
Thompson
D. Thornburn
M. F
Andrews
York
R. Spencer
Gmftp
W. Smith
S T. Davis
A. Culler
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Hinshaw
Marsh
Newby
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C. Dry
B. Wall
Carrick
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Bates
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Priends Cc
Green Street Baptist
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Barrer
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Christian
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First M. P
East Green
Calvary
Jobeston
Reformed
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Green Street
M. E
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Pirst
Sdatkedios Bee
Aiken Cup Race Set With Amagansett Favorite
Aiken South Carolina March 23 Tommy Hitchcock's six year old brown gelding Amagansett is favored to win the Aiken Cup main event on today's card. Purse totals include 1500 for the cup plus 1600 and 2000 in entry fees awarded to the winner. The Crazy Creek kicks off the program at Whitney track while the Aiken Cup Palmetto handicap and Sand River race are run over the Tory Trail course.
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Aiken
8. C
Tommy Hitchcock
Brown Ding
Amagansett
Aiken Racing Association
Crazy Creek
Whitney Race Track
Tory Trail
Philippines Constitution Approved by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt approves the Philippine constitution, lauded by Delgado and Guevara for timely action. Recto to be nominated for Justice Street’s vacancy. 1935 marks a step toward a Philippine commonwealth with future independence discussions noted. Manuel Roxas and Claro M. Recto among attendees.
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Roosevelt
America
Congress
Philippine Republic
United States
Frank Murphy
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippine Senate
Commonwealth
Dern. Manuel Roxas
Islands
Claro M. Recto
Picard Holds Lead Of Three Strokes In Charleston Open
Henry Picard of Hershey PA led the 73 hole Charleston Open by three strokes at 5 under par with 208 after 64 holes on the Wappoo course. Harold McSpaden of Kansas City chased at 211 with a 71 while Paul Runyan Horton Smith and Witty Cox followed. Morton McCarthy led amateurs at 220, six ahead of Francis Ford.
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Charleston
8. C
Henry Picard
Hershey
Picard
Charleston Country Club
Wappoo
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Kansas City
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Witty Cok
Brooklyn
Bunyan
Cox
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Byron Nelson
Texarkana
Tex
Leo Mallory
Noroton
Conn
Roy Brandon
Oyster Harbor
Mass
Walter Hagen
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Gene Sarazen
Miami
Morton McCarthy
Norfolk
Simon Pure
Francis Ford
Capital Divided On Hoover Aims In Congress
Hoover era debate splits Congress as senators and reps weigh the former president’s 1936 prospects and party unity. Hastings and Nye back Hoover while Harrison and Barkley mock him, Snell urges stronger tariff stance and criticizes administration spending.
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Hoover
Hastings
Nye
R-Nd
John Winant
New Hampshire
Harrison
D-Miss
Kentucky
Barkley
Europe
Snell
Russia
Governor Murphy to call island legislature on plebiscite plan
The group delivered the constitution to the President last Monday and Governor Murphy aimed to summon the island legislature to arrange a plebiscite on accepting the constitution. Murphy expected to become first American high commissioner to Manila to oversee the new government progress and to shape future economic ties before independence ends free trade.
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Murphy
Manila
Quezon
Hoover Attacks New Deal In Statement
The document argues for protecting liberty under constitutional government and opposes centralized regimentation. It urges Americans to seek economic recovery and higher living standards via free enterprise and a rejuvenated Republican organization presented at the ballot box. The statement frames the issue as a choice between individual liberty and bureaucratic domination.
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Republican Party
Revenue Bill Passes Second Time in General Assembly
In a brisk session the administration group notes the minority’s strength in the lower chamber as the revenue bill advances for a second time. If approved in full by the senate, the supply measure still falls short of expected appropriations next week. The joint committee led by Representative Victor Bryant and Senator Lee Gravely recommends over 64 million dollars for the biennium while the senate continues its calendar ahead of revenue debates. The anti rabies bill is also on the agenda.
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General Assembly
House
Victor
Bryant
Durham
Lee Gravely
Nash
Senate
North Carolina Senate Advances Bills On Labor Health And Roads
The senate moved a set of measures including dog vaccination funding, a 12 hour work day limit for state charitable and correctional employees, and reforms to marriage fitness affidavits and the 1933 bastardy act. It advanced beer with five percent alcohol content and eyed “without prejudice” passage after committee review. A commission would study refunds to counties for road work from 1921 to 1931 totaling over five million dollars while a $500,000 urban streets maintenance allocation was proposed. A unified 12‑member tuberculosis hospital board was backed for western North Carolina and Montrose facilities, with governors appointing directors. Optimism grew that the general assembly would finish in three weeks, with the revenue bill moving toward early passage and the appropriations bill likely quicker than the supply bill.
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Highway Commission
Morganton Hospital
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Hill
Senate Finance Committee
State Highway Commission
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Montrose
General Assembly
Rhine Frontiers Strengthened by More Troops Reported
Draft questions from Italy France and Britain framed in Paris aim to test Hitler on Germany’s plan regarding a new European security system. Sir Austen Chamberlain warned Birmingham audiences that the same spirit that plunged Europe into war still throbs in Germany.
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Paris
Hitler
Germany
Europe
Austen Chamberlain
Birmingham
Senate Conferees Agree on Immediate Army Increase
Washington March 23 AP Agreement on an immediate increase in the authorized strength of the standing army by 40 percent was reached today by senate and house conferees on the 400 million war department appropriation bill.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
Cotton loans to be made on 35 crops
Wallace says the compulsion adjustment program will allot cotton loans as announced. Farmers with base production above two bases face a 66 percent allotment cap. those with two bases or less receive a minimum equal to their average production. Banks administer the Bankhead act as written.
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Wallace
Rites Friday For Mrs. Jennie Brame
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Brame 56 wife of G W Brame were held at the Pilgrim Holiness church with Rev O L Ruth and Rev Williams in charge. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers and flower bearers were named.
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Cross Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
O. L. Ruth
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The
Gospel Tabernacle
Jesus
Oakwood Cemetery
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C. A. Lane
G. O. Hayworth
R. F. White
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J. H. Williamson
Irene Baxley
R. K. Crawford
D. Powers
Mary Howard
Jennie Lilly
W. E. Lilly
Howard Sechrest
Bessie
Huey Long Seeks Quiet North Carolina Visit
Huey Long arrived in Charlotte with three armed guards and stayed in his hotel suite. State officials largely ignored his North Carolina stop while lawmakers prepared a lukewarm welcome. He commented on Governor Johnston and mocked southern liberalism as he travels toward Washington after his speeches.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Washington
Charleston
House of Representatives
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Gov
Ernor Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
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Carolinas
Louisiana
Ciariste
Huey Lane
Broyd
Huey Long
Stock Market Slips After Mixed Friday Trading
On Stock Mart New York the stock market opened with cautious trading amid sagging grain prices and a congressional snarl over the work relief bill. Transfers totaled about 300,000 shares as many groups fell while non ferrous metals showed some strength. Cotton futures dipped despite a 12 cent loan plan signal, with final prices down 15 to 60 cents per bale, and major rails and utilities led the day’s declines.
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New York
George
Thomas
Senate
Howe Sound
Roan Antelope
Cerro de Pasco
American Crystal Sugar
Simms Petroleum
Freeport Texas
American Shipbuilding
Liggett & Myers
American Bank Note
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Radio
Americana Telephone
Consolidated Gas
American Water Works
Pennsylvania
New York Central
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General Motors
Chrysler
A. S. Steel
J. I. Case
du Pont
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Chicago Produce Butter and Egg Market Summary
Chicago prices show butter with varied grades and 3-car lots: standard 31 percent and firsts around 30 percent. Egg sales report a steady price with 22,833 eyes noting unchanged values. fresh graded firsts up 20 percent in one car and receipts at 19 percent across 160 and 620 case totals.
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Chicago
Ege
Chicago Livestock Prices Drift Lower as Week Ends
Chicago cattle demand mixed with a 25-75 cent drop for steers and yearlings, calves down 60-75 cents, best grades holding near parity. Hogs trade around 9.00 with 4,000 head counted, shipments light and market described as nominally steady.
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