Cubs gamble on Klein and rookies to spark pennant chase
Chicago baseball enters 1994 with Chuck Klein valued as league MVP potential and a batch of promising rookies. Manager Charles Grimm trusts a new youth infusion to boost defense and offense while Klein backs a heavy hitting attack.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Cubs
Chuck Klein
Elieve
Charles Grimm
Jimm
Dick Ward
Bill Lee
Roy Joiner
West Coast
Lou Warneke
Bud Tinning
Guy Bush
Charley Root
Pat Malone
Klein
Grimm
Phillies
George Stainback
Kiki Cuyler
Riggs Stephenson
Floyd Herman
Woody English
Bill Jurges
Bill Herman
Charles
Gabby) Hartnett
Continuous bloom garden plan with color harmony
The article describes building a garden of year round color using a green background and careful color balance. It covers color succession from white and yellow to pink blue purple, emphasizes unity with a dominant note, and notes perennials annuals and self sowing plants like larkspur zinnias forget me not Browallia and California poppies. It advises knowledge of bloom times height climate and soil and suggests planting series of color combinations for a cohesive display.
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California
Browallia
March On Pinehurst Golf Pros In Flowing Spring Battle
A garden feature reads like a spring fantasy detailing early bulbs and perennials. It highlights tulips and bleeding heart with iris and columbine, then moves through daffodils, salvias, and asters culminating in a long bloom season into late fall. The narrative blends golf and garden imagery to celebrate ongoing seasonal beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niger
Dr. Regal
Washington
Jones' Putting Cost Him Augusta Defeat and Tournament Return
Bob Jones finished tied for 13th at the Masters invitation event, ten strokes behind Horton Smith, after losing his famed putting touch with Calamity Jane. He prefers Augusta to become an annual stop and insists he is done with national opens despite finishing strong in the field.
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Robert Tyre Jones, Jr
Horton Smith
Jones
Walter Hagen
Denny Shute
Bob
Georgia
Gene Tunney
Merion
Smith
Craig Wood
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Ed Dudley
Willie MacFarlane
Tuckahoe
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City
al Espinosa
Akron
Ohio
Jimmie Hines
Timber Point
MacDonald Smith
Nashville
Martle Dutra
Detroit
al Watrous
Birmingham
Mich
Boys Pony Contest Featured At Spring Fair Event
The High Point Fair Association hosts a Boys pony, bridle and saddle contest as a major Spring Fair event. Local boys compete for a grand prize of a trained Shetland pony saddle and bridle with cash prizes for all participants. Names and standings will be published in local papers as the contest progresses. The program includes eight circus acts featuring Howards on the high wire and other aerialists, plus Cetlin and Wilson midway rides and shows with ten rides and fourteen fun shows.
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High Point Fair Association
High Point
Howards
Taylor and Moore
Cetlin
State Baseballers Open Season With Washington and Lee
Raleigh March 26 State college will open its varsity baseball schedule here this week with a Thursday 4 oclock matinee against Washington and Lee Willie Lynn the lone veteran pitcher on coach Chick Doaks staff is expected to start Hal Farris serves as reserve catcher from the 1933 season with the squad
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Raleigh
State College
Washington and Lee
Willie Lynn
Chick Doak
Hal Farris
Finger to anchor catching staff with Tate and Phelps
The article notes Finger will again be the mainstay of the catching staff with Henry Tate and Ernest Phelps providing support. It also mentions tomorrow’s Washington Senators and discusses Boulder Utah planning an airport due to long travel times between Salt Lake City and Boulder.
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Boulder
Utah
Salt Lake City
Pug Rentner Baffles Stadium Crowd in Big Ten Smash
Dick Hanley praised Pug Rentner as a tough football halfback. In a Big Ten clash with Minnesota, Rentner carried, was tackled by three Gophers, then more piled on. Den of Minnesota asked if he was alright, and Rentner joked about the crowd reappearing in the stands.
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Rentner
NEA
Dick Hanley
Pug Rentner
Bernie Bierman
Minnesta
Jon Pug
Wildcats
Bierman
Gophers
Captain den
Minnesota
Pug
North and South Opens Tuesday Brings Golf Stars to Pinehurst
Golf's touring pros begin the North and South open at Pinehurst with exhibition by Bobby Jones and Horton Smith versus Tommy Armour. Notable absences include Joe Kirkwood and Gene Sarazen as Peter champion heads south. The format starts 18 holes tomorrow, 18 more Wednesday, 36 on Thursday with many Augusta entrants like Craig Wood Billy Burke and Paul Runyan in attendance.
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Pinehurst
Bobby Jones
Horton Smith
Augusta
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Joe Kirkwood
Gene Sarazen
Kirkwood
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Billy Burke
Cleveland
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Georgia City
Sales tax stays if schools need eight month term
Gov Ehringhaus pledged to keep the sales tax if necessary to maintain the state supported eight months school term. He said the tax would not be repealed if it would withdraw school funds, but urged raising revenue from sales or other taxes to restore pay cuts for state employees including teachers.
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Raleigh
Mar
Ehringhaus
North Carolina Education Association
General Assembly
Jean Betzner
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Hugh Morson
Gardens in Bloom Through the Year
A brief note on how gardens feature many flowers across seasons. The author highlights the variety possible and the ongoing beauty despite parts not blooming at all times.
State Income Tax Receipts Fall Short of Last Year
State income tax receipts through Saturday total $5,171,699 for the fiscal year, $282,694 below the year-ago figure. Yesterday’s collections were $122,175 versus $2,863 last year and this morning they stood at $8,570, compared with $1,144 on March 24 last year.
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Raleigh
Mar
Governor Defends School Funding Stand in Speech
The governor called for maintaining school funding and rejected repealing taxes unless a replacement plan kept schools open. After his remarks resolutions were presented by W. Grier of Gastonia, chair of the resolutions committee, and adopted unanimously.
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W. Grier
Gastonia
Exhibition Results Highlight Wide MLB Rosters
Boston N defeats New York A 5 3 while St Louis A edges New York N 5 3 in exhibition play. Cincinnati N tops Philadelphia A 5 1. Detroit A over Newark IL 3 2. Cleveland A outs Kansas City AA 8 4. Detroit and Cleveland split later with 4 4.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Newark
Cleveland
New Orleans
Kansas City
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St. Petersburg
Winter Haven
Bradenton
Fort Lauderdale
Buffalo
Bluedge impresses as third base candidate for Nats
Ossie Bluedge scoops and snags new arguments for veteran third base protection with the Washington Nationals in an exhibition game against the Bilox Browns, as Cecil Travis watches from the bench. The 17 to 0 win showcases Bluedge’s agile play and experience. Meanwhile Brooklyn Dodgers' treasurer promises hats after beating the Giants, and Phil Weintraub, 25, emerges as a potential star for the World Series champions.
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Miss
Ossie Bluedge
Joe Cronin
Nats
Cecil Travis
Cronin
Washington Senators
Bluege
Bilox Browns
Griffith's Boys
Ruth Shatters Grapefruit League Hitting Pace
Babe Ruth of the Yankees in St Petersburg continues to amaze experts with six home runs in seven games driving in 16 runs and scoring ten while batting over .390 in Grapefruit League play.
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Yankees
St. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Braves and Red Sox Meet in Florida Training Game
In St. Petersburg Florida the Braves face the Red Sox in a high profile spring training game deemed the most interesting so far by Boston fans and reporters.
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Braves
RED Sox
St. Petersburg
Fla
Senator McAdoo and Barkley clash during banking committee hearing
Senator McAdoo of California interrupts Senator Barkley of Kentucky in a bank committee hearing. After a brief back and forth they defer to the other, with Barkley urging McAdoo to proceed and McAdoo quipping that he is through at times but not always aware.
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Washington
Mc-Adoo
California
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate Banking Committee
Alphonse and Gaston
McAdoo
Publicity Bloom in Camden Divorce Case
Kozuchowski name appears twice in papers amid a Camden case. He was fined 8.25 dollars after testifying about a lovers lane arrest. Mrs Kozuchowski sought divorce custody of their two children in chancery court amid the proceedings.
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Camden
N. F
M Kozuchowski
Boy injured by shell nose cap in Tilsonburg home
Jack Vangeel 10 in Tilsonburg Ontario suffered serious injuries when an 18 pound shell nose cap found in Flanders after the war exploded while he played with it at home. The blast damaged furniture china and a wall, with cap fragments embedded in plaster.
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Tillsonburg
Ont
Jack Vangeel
L. C. Vangeel
Flanders
Flanders Fields
Winter Haven Bartell Injury Slows Phillies Eager Spring
In the training season, catcher Bartell sustains a spike injury forcing him to require nurse care. The incident occurs during workouts with the Phillies as they prepare for the season.
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Winter Haven
Fitz Capem
Bartell
Phillies
Athletics Trade Talk and Reds Swaps Amid Springa Flair
In Brandenton Florida reports link Manage Mack with Hank heavy hitting catcher prospects for the Cardinals and Indians dream lineup. Walter Johnson era manager candidates face doubts as Willie Kamm shifts and Joe Berger weighs readiness. Reds pull Lucas for Comorosky in a sweeping deal with notable batting from Comorosky and Piet.
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Athletics
Brandentown
Fla
Cardinals
Mack
Hank
Louisville
New Orleans
Sammy Hale
Indians
Willie Kamm
Walter Johnson
Bove Berger
Ball and chain relic tied to local rock pile memory
In Lincoln Nebraska fireman Harry McPherson recalls a man who wore a rock and ball and chain during a past era. A captain demonstrated the device to local schoolchildren at a city rock pile where the relic rested in McPhersons yard. The ball and chain weighed about ten pounds.
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Lincoln
Neb
Harry McPherson
City Rock Pile
Pherson
Executors Notice for Emma B. Gray Estate
Executors of Emma B Gray in Guilford County North announce claims against the estate must be filed by March 12 1935. Creditors asked to present their claims or be barred from recovery as provided by law.
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Emma B. Gray
Guilford County
North
W. G. Jerome
Fannie G
Emma B
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