Senators Trade Kuhel for Bonura in Circuit Change
Washington ships Joe Kuhel to Chicago for Zeke Bonura as Bucky Harris and Clark Griffith seek depth and power. Bonura, a strong lefty hitter with speed, may boost the Senators while aging stars like Rick Ferrell Buddy Myer and Al Simmons remain in key spots. Goose Goslin back in Washington could add depth, and pitchers including Ken Chase and Joe Krakauskas are hoped to anchor the rotation.
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Harry Grayson
NEA
Orlando
Fla
Washington
Joe Kuhel
Chicago White Sox
Zeke Bonura
New Orleans
Bonura
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago
The
Pale Hose
Senators
Leon Goslin
Griffith
Silver Fox
Goslin
St. Louis Browns
Nats
Detroit
Harris
Goose
Tigers
Rooks
Wes Ferrell
Monte Weaver
Elon Hogsett
Pete Appleton
Ken Chase
Jimmy DeShong
Emil Leonard
Joe Kohlman
Joe Krakauskas
Chase
Krakauskas
Chattanooga
Red Ruffing
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
New York
Lou Gehrig
Bill Dickey
Landis and Rickey clash over baseball power
The piece analyzes Judge Landis’s actions against Branch Rickey’s control of 36 clubs and the potential for shifts in baseball governance. It notes Rickey’s influence, past disputes with Landis, and the stakes if Rickey challenges the commissioner, with an eye toward future outcomes.
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Landis
Kenesaw Mountain
Standard Oil Company
Branch Rickey
Judge Landis
Rickey
Warden Rickey
Cardinal
Commissioner's Office
Hkey
Toronto One Up In Hockey Chase
Toronto's Maple Leafs, one-up in the NHL chase, exuded confidence about stopping the Bruins famed Sauerkraut Line. Boston and others cautioned it is early, with Roy and Cole noted in the chatter as Leafs aim to narrow the gap.
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Toronto
New York
Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Allen Jay Opens Baseball Season With Win Over Sumner
Allen Jay defeated Sumner by 9 to 5 as Canipe struck out nine and allowed four hits. Farmer and Henderson added two hits apiece while contributing in the field during the Thursday afternoon game.
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Allen Jay
Sumner
Canipe
Farmer
Henderson
Yesterday's Exhibition Baseball Results
AP reports yesterday's scores across cities with multiple leagues. Brooklyn edges Detroit 6 to 5 in 10 innings while New York tops Newark 9 to 2 and others include Cleveland over Philadelphia 9 to 5 and Chicago down Los Angeles 4 to 3. Today schedules feature Brooklyn versus Cincinnati in Baton Rouge and Detroit facing St. Louis in St. Petersburg among others.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Detroit
New York
Newark
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Washington
Minneapolis
Boston
St. Louis
Memphis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New Orleans
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pol
Ng Yee
San Francisco
Nashville
Baltimore
Columbus
Rochester
Baton Rouge
Tampa
Fla
Sebring
Arcadia
Louisville
St. Petersburg
Orlando
Hollywood
Pittsburgh
Bartow, Fila
Indianapolis
Hayes Sibling Serves as All-Around Alabama Baseball Backup
Alec Hayes, younger brother of White Sox star Jack Hayes, works as a versatile handyman for Alabama baseball, filling in behind the plate and at third, short, or in the outfield as needed in Tuscaloosa.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alec Hayes
White Sox
Jack Hayes
Alabama
Leafs Win In Sudden Death To Take 1-0 Lead
The Leafs defeated the Bruins 1-0 in sudden death overtime at 21 minutes 32 seconds, giving Toronto the lead in the best-of-five championship series.
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Leafs
Bruins
Portside Prodigy Marks Time for Senators in Fall Scouting
The piece reviews prospects for Washington infield and pitching depth. Leonard, a 6 foot 11 inch 20 percent pound Canadian Lithuanian righty with a knuckleball, was drafted from Atlanta after 15 games and a seven week illness layoff. he served a stint with Brooklyn. Kohlman’s 1937 record included 25 of 26 wins for Salisbury with two no hitters. Milhaili, Bluege and Travis anchor infield while Simmons Alma da and Johnny Stone hold the outfield posts as Taft Wright and George Case push for bench roles. Case batted .800 at Trenton last fall. he runs like War Admiral.
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Senators
Trenton
Leonard
Atlanta
Brooklyn
Kohlman
Salisbury
Harris
Mickey Livingston
Jake Early
Chattanooga
Charlotte
Rick Ferrell
Cecil Travis
Buddy Lewis
Johnny Milhali
Ossie
Case
War Admiral
Steele's last second shot seals A M Steele win in playoff
Adams Mill defeats Jones Service Station 35 to 34 after Steele's center floor basket in a tight Industrial league playoff opener. Adams Mill led 24 to 13 at halftime before Thomasville rallied. Other results: High Point Paper Box 31 Harriss Covington 28, Swartaberg 41 DeMolay 54, Tomlinson 24 Adams Millis B 23. Tomorrow games listed.
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Clayton Steele
Adams Mill
Jones Service Station
Thomasville
Adams-Millis
Thomasville Five
Steele
High Point Paper Box
Woody Thomas
Licked Harrise- Covington
Swartaberg
Yawkey Hopeful Despite Losses
Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey remains confident in rebuilding, insisting rapid action built the club to restore faith even as Cronin Fox Higgins and Cramer struggle at the plate. He praises Lefty Grove as a key lure and mentions potential future purchases to strengthen a competitive pennant push.
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Gayle Talbot
Sarasota
Fla
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Red Sox
Yawkey
Boston
Cronin
Jimmie Fox
Frank Higgins
Roger Cramer
Billy Evans
Lefty Grove
Lefty
Jack Wilson
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT IN MULTIPLE CITIES
Boston bout ended in a draw between Tiger Jack of Spokane and Tony Shucco of Boston. Miami winner Joe Knight outpointed Eddie Boyle in Cleveland. Salisbury saw Charlie Thompson defeat Vic Pianazzo in Baltimore. Tacoma bout halted when Jock McComber stopped Al Gaynor in Asheville.
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Associated Press
Boston
Tiger Jack
Spokane
Wash
Tony Shucco
Miami
Fla
Joe Knight
Cairo
Eddie Boyle
Cleveland
Salisbury
Charlie Thompson
Baltimore
Vic Pianazzo
Tacoma
Jock McComber
al Gaynor
Asheville
Wrestling Results From Camden Waterville and Hartford Meet
Ernie Dusek of Omaha pinned Jack League in Camden at 32:59. Mike Tellegen of Ukraine defeated Wild Bill Rush in Waterville two of three falls. Everett Marshall of California defeated George Clark of Scotland in Hartford at 23:00 after Clark was thrown from the ring.
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Associated Press
Camden
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Neb
Jack League
San Antonio
Waterville
Mike Tellegen
Ukraine
Wild Bill Rush
Tulsa
Okla
Hartford
Conn
Everett Marshall
California
George
Daszler
Clark
Scotland
Dykes Focuses on White Sox Defense Over Hitting Power
Pasadena report says manager Jimmy Dykes emphasizes improved defense for the White Sox after trading Zeke Bonura for Joe Kuhel. He plans to make Larry Rosenthal a regular outfielder in place of Rip Radcliff to strengthen fielding.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jimmy Dykes
Oae White Sox
Zeke Bonura
Joe Kuhel
Larry Rosenthal
Rip Radcliff
Cubs name 1988 outfield with Galan Marty Demaree
Los Angeles report says Charley Grimm picks Augie Galan in left Joe Marty in center and Frank Demaree in right for the 1988 Cubs season He adds that if pitching holds up the team will lead by August 14 and win the pennant breezing.
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Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Augie Galan
Joe Marty
Frank Demaree
Grimm
Cubs
Dodgers Payoff? MacPhail Rewards Batter for Homer
In Tampa Florida Larry Bonus MacPhail of the Brooklyn Dodgers bets on immediate payment. Cookie Lavagetto hit a 360 foot homer yesterday and MacPhail promptly awarded $10 for the circuit clout, after offering Cooke rewards for stronger hitting.
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Tampa
Fla
Larry
Bid for starting berth by Chandler for Yankees
Spud Chandler, last season crucial to the Yankees before an arm injury kept him out, is bidding for a starting berth with the champions in Sebring Florida. He aims to reestablish his role and prove his health in spring camp.
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Sebring
Fla
Spud Chandler
New York Yankees
Giants Habit of Hard Work Lifts Baton Rouge Lesson
In Baton Rouge Bill Terry insists self satisfaction hurts teams. He wakes the New York Giants at 9 a.m. for early practice at the ball park to build discipline.
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Baton Rouge
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Ball Park
Reds Manager Plans Pitching for Revenge Against Dodgers
Tampa Florida report says Cincinnati Reds manager Bill McKechnie intends to start Lee Grissom and Whitey Moore against the Dodgers to avenge Wednesday's defeat.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Lee Grissom
Whitey Moore
Dodgers
Feller Shuts Out Hitters in Exhibition Stints
Bob Feller pitched eight innings in exhibition games for the Cleveland Indians without allowing a run. He surrendered only three singles in four innings versus the Giants and four more against the Athletics.
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Feller
New Orleans
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Giants
Athletics
Simmons Sits Near .600 In Spring For Senators
Outfielder Al Simmons, who batted well last year, is hitting around .600 this spring for the Washington Senators in Orlando Florida.
Browns Forward Ed Silber to San Antonio Camp
Two sent away from San Antonio Texas as the Browns announce Ed Silber is released to the Texas league affiliate at San Antonio. Shortstop Floyd Baker, training with the Browns, also moved to San Antonio's camp at Laredo.
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San Antonio
Tex
Ed Silber
Bill DeWitt
St. Louis Browns
Floyd Baker
Browns
Laredo
Dodgers Card Trade Rumors Gain Fresh Momentum
Brooklyn Dodgers chief Larry MacPhail and St Louis Cardinals head Branch Rickey held a brief conference in St Petersburg Florida amid ongoing trade talk. The gathering adds weight to market speculation about a possible deal between the two clubs.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Larry MacPhail
Branch Rickey
Pirates Open Season in Night Game Versus Seals
Three new Pirates arrivals from Montreal Bobby Klinger Marvin Duke and Truett Sewell from Buffs were slated to debut in the Pirates season opener against the San Francisco Seals in the first night game of the year.
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San Francisco
Bobby Klinger
Marvin Duke
Montreal
Truett Sewell
Buffs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Seals
Phillies batter drill aims to boost power in Biloxi
In Biloxi Mississippi Jimmy Wilson of the Phillies pushed for another long batting drill after expressing dissatisfaction with his squad’s lack of power at the plate.
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Biloxi
Miss
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Athletics vs Indians in New Orleans ends 9 to 4
Philadelphia Athletics aim to rebound against the Cleveland Indians in New Orleans after yesterday's 9 to 4 defeat. Connie Mack praises rookie Nelson Potter for strong pitching.
Ghezzi, Dudley and Nelson Lead With Strokes at Pinehurst
At Pinehurst No. 2, Ghezzi of Deal New Jersey Dudley of Atlanta Georgia and Byron Nelson of Reading Pennsylvania led the No 2 course field after 36 holes in the No and South golf tourney with 142s. Harrison Shute Hines Turnesa and Cruickshank followed within a stroke.
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Jimmy Hines
L. I
Leonard Dodson
Springfide
Jim Turnesa
Provide
R. L
Bobby
Ghezzi
Stanley Ho
Sharp-Sho Ghezzi
Terday Horne
Chief Horne
Gherzzi
Dudley
Bet Nelson
Harrison, Hines
Turnesa
Ted Luther
Pittsburgh
Luther
Horton Smith
Chicago
Geor T. Dunlap, Jr
Pine Iw
Cpion
Patty Berg Wins Mid South Event at Pine Needles
Patty Berg of Minneapolis captured the Mid South women's golf title at Pine Needles in Southern Pines with a 224 total after 4 rounds. She posted 75 76 73 73 to finish 17 strokes ahead of runner up Mrs Es Lawson of Chapel Hill who carded 83 85 73 241.
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Patty Berg
Minapolis
Seveen
Miss Berg
Pine Needles
Es Lawson Age
Chapel Also
Southern Pines
Cad
College sports scores and results across several teams
Yesterday's spring sports recap lists college baseball Catawba 5 over Springfield 4, and tennis Davidson 5 over Presbyterian 2 with Richmond 7 and Wake Forest 2. Duke 6 defeated N C State 3. Golf Davidson 10 over South Carolina and College Track page shows Carolina 82 1 3, Presbyterian.
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Associated Press
Catawba
Springfield
Davidson
Presbyterian
Richmond
Wake Forest
Duke
N. C. State
South Carolina
Carolina
Rare Alabama athlete blends sprinting with shot put
In Tuscaloosa Marcel Sandy Sanford stands out by competing in football and track. He handles sprints and shot put, offering a rare combination for the Crimson Tide.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Marcel Sandy Sanford
Alabama
Crimson
Navy record holder Yeates captains crew for eleventh year
Midshipman A R B Yeates earns the unique distinction of captaining the Navy crew for the eleventh consecutive season in Annapolis Maryland. He also led the Navy boat in the previous year.
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Navy Annapolis
A. RB. Yeates
Navy
Navy Boat
Cloverdale Wins In Grammar School Game
Cloverdale defeated Blood 14 to 5 yesterday at noon in a grammar school gym.
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Cloverdale
Blood
Rogell to Return to Tigers in Ten Days
Billy Rogell Detroit shortstop will rejoin the Tigers in ten days after a doctor lanced a wound in his left hand caused by a bruise last night. RK Frank Croucher will start at short in Rogell’s stead.
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Billy Rogell
Detroit T S
Dr. Grovers
Rogell
Frank Croucher
Vosmik Injury Delays Red Sox Sarasota Trip
Report says Joe Vosmik’s ankle injury prompted a club holdout with Eric McN reporting from Arcadia Florida. President Tom Yawkey indicated the team would proceed with a Sarasota special game today.
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Arcadia
Fla
Joe Vosmik
Red Sox
Eric McN
Tom Yawkey
Vosmik
Sarasota Specia
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