Reconstructing Phillies Faces Infield Woes In Spring
Phillies manager Jimmy Wilson confronts injuries and infield disruption as Dick Bartell's firing leaves Bartell likely out for opening day. Lou Chiozza steps in for Bartell while Don Hurst remains the lone veteran as efforts grow to develop Marty Hopkins Jeffries and pitching staff to lift the club from a seventh place finish.
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Phillies
Jimmy Wilson
Dick Bartell
Bartell
Wilson
Probin
Lou Chiozza
Memphis
Don Hurst
Hartell
Marty Hopkine
Irvine Jeffries
St. Paul
Hopkins
Jeffries
American Association
Curtin Davis
San Francisco
Jumbo Jim Elliott
Phil Collins
Ed Holley
Snipe Hansen
Austin Moore
Frank Pearce
Reg Grabowski
National Loop Leads National League in Spring Grapefruit Tilt
In the grapefruit league southern and western games National League clubs lead 80 to 32 in 32 contests. Cubs Pirates and Giants pace the NL while Yankees Browns split seven of 19 American League wins. Athletics also show three wins but hold eight losses.
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New York
Mar
South
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Browns
John Heydler
Phillies Rebuild Under New Ownership After Trades
Last year the Phillies shed star Chuck Klein to the Chicago Cubs for 125000 and dealt Pinky Whitney and Hal Lee to the Braves. Virgil Davia went to Wilson who rebuilt the roster. Wilson's lone personal move was purchasing Ethan Allen from the Cardinals. Allen and Holland will likely share outfield duties with Schul merich and Willis. Kalia and Ruble show potential to break in, while Hendrick offers utility depth. Tomorrow: New York Yankees.
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Chuck Klein
Chicago Cubs
Pinky Whitney
Hal Lee
Bravéd
Virgil Davia
Wilson
Burt Shotton
Ethan Allen
Cardinals
Allen
Wes Schulmerich
Chick Willis
Phillies
Henry K. Oalia
Bill Ruble
Minneapolis
Harvey Hendrick
New York Yankees
Davidson Opens Its Track Season Today Against Furman
Davidson College starts its 1984 track season this afternoon at home against Furman University. Last year the Purple Hurricane beat the Wildcats, but early indications suggest an improved Davidson squad this year.
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Davidson
Davidson College
Furman University
Wildcats
Ruler of Nepal Addressed with Historic Title
The proper address for Nepal's sovereign uses a long royal style including His Majesty and multiple regal names. The sequence reflects traditional Himalayan court protocol and regal nomenclature.
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Nepal
Majestry
Haharajadharaja Tribhubana Bir Bikram Jung Badhadur Shah Shumshere Jung
Fights Last Night Across Multiple Cities
Boxing results list several bouts with winners by points across Jacksonville St Petersburg Tampa Los Angeles Denver and Colorado Springs. Notable outcomes include Tony Lopez defeating Johny Fitzpatrick in St Petersburg and Barney Ross beating Bobby Pacho in Los Angeles.
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Pla
Larson
Birmingham
Eota
Ray Schfieider
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Tony Lopez
Tampa
Johny Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Terry McGovern
Oakland
Calif
Jimmy Fowler
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Barney Ross
Bobby Pacho
Caliifornia
Colorado Springs
Colo
Faby
Joe Gans
Tilly Neiheisel
Boulder
Six Florida Boxers And Two N. C. Men Enter National Finals
The National AAU finals in St Louis will include six Florida boxers and two North Carolina men after regional wins. Qualified from the Atlantic Seaboard region are Henry Rodriguez of Tampa. Charlie Dedmo of Jacksonville. Harry Beaver of Landis NC. Bob Hyder of Shelby NC. Dealer Laird of Jacksonville. Charlie Maribella of Tampa. Hugh Rogers of Coral Gables. and Orville Rogers of Coral Gables.
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Charlotte
Mar
North Carolina
Florida
St. Louis
Floridians
Tar Heels
Atlantié Seaboard
Henry Rodriguez
Tampa
Fla
Charlie Dedmo
Jacksonville
Harry Beaver
Landis
N. C
Bob Hyder
Shelby
Dealer Laird
Charlie Maribella
Hugh Rogers
Coral Gables
Fia
Orville Rogers
Richmond Golfers Begin Ambitious Spring Tour
The University of Richmond golf team leaves for a southern swing led by coach Fred Caylor. The five man squad will face North Carolina at Chapel Hill, then meet South Carolina, Furman, Georgia, and Emory in Atlanta across the trip.
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Richmond
University of Richmond
Fred Caylor
Fiveeman
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
South
South Carolina
Furman
Georgia
Emory
Atlanta
Duke Beats Michigan State In 14 4 Baseball Win
Duke University Blue Devils opened the 1934 season with a 14 to 4 victory over Michigan State in Durham. Duke pounded 16 hits off three MSU pitchers while limiting the Spartans to five safeties. Several errors marred both sides due to a wet ball and soggy field.
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Durham
Mar
Duke University Blue Devils
Jack Coombe
Michigan State
Dukes
Michigan
Blue Devil
Carolina Student Wins Essay Prize at Southern ASME Meet
Paul R. Haynes of the University of North Carolina won $50 for his paper An Investigation of The Failure of Cast from Pistons in an Automobile Engine at the Southern student conference of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in Atlanta. Luther B. Miller of Virginia took $26 for Visual and Photographic Examinations of High Speed Mechanisms and Charles Bolton Jr. of Florida earned $10 for Methancal Control of Anti Aircraft Fire.
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Atlanta
Paul R. Haynes
University of North Carolina
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Luther
Miller
University of Virginia
Charles Bolton, Jr
University of Florida
Large Job Base in U.S. Auto Industry
Over four million people are employed in motor vehicle manufacturing and related sectors in the United States, reflecting the scale of the industry and its allied fields.
Baseball Chatter in Smomenes Creel
Yesterday results show New York leads 4 Buffalo 2 Boston 6 New York 0 Detroit 8 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 8 Columbus 2 Boston 9 Newark 7 Cleveland 5 Washington 3 Pittsburgh 8 Hollywood 6 Chicago 8 Chicago 4 Baltimore 9 House of David 4 Todays schedule lists multiple matchups across leagues with teams including Nationals American Association PCL and regional clubs. Dodgers plan to use regulars including Johnny Frederick Ralph Boyle Danny Taylor Len Moenecke while others like Boyie Krow Koenecke are noted as speedy performers. Injuries to Biglish and Hack could give Galan a chance to start for the Cubs against Chicago На.
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Boston
Detroit
Philadélphia
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Columibus
Newark
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburgh
HollyWood
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Baltimore
House of David
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Run
Reg Angeles
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New Orleans
Fort Myers
Dodgers
Johnny Frederick
Ralph Boyle
Danny Taylor
Len Moenecke
Boyie
Krow
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Merchante
Indians Invite Eddie Moore After Nine Run Win
In a spring game in New Orleans Eddie Moore, ex Pirate and Pelican, played second base for the Cleveland Indians in a 9 to 0 victory over Washington. General Manager Billy Evans asked Moore to join the Indians for a spell, and Moore joked that he would need a Cleveland uniform first.
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New Orleans
Mar
Cleveland Indians
Washington
Eddie Moore
New Orleans Pelicans
Indians
Maneer Billy Evans
Moore
Cleveland
Reds Call on Lombardi Behind Plate This Season
In Tampa, Ernie Lombardi appears set to do much catching for the Cincinnati Reds. Manager Bob Oparrell planned early season backstopping, but Lombardi’s strong throwing and glove work have led to a shift, with Lombardi taking more responsibility behind the plate.
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Tampa
Fla
Ernie Lombardi
Cincinnati Reds
Bob O'Parrell
O'Parrell
Stalian
Giants Hope Dim for Clark Return to Form
Miami Beach reports pitcher William Watson Clark, veteran left hander, shows limited progress after arm troubles. Fis-Bill Terry doubts the former strong starter will help the New York Giants this season as training days pass with lingering issues.
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Miami Beach
Fis
Bill Terry
William Watson Clark
New York Giants
Clark
Yankees Hitters Light Up Exhibition Games In Florida
In seven early exhibitions in St. Petersburg the New York Yankees top five hitters in the order figures Don Heffner Bob Rolfe Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and Ben Chapman all hit over .300 Ruth leading with .458.
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ST. Petersburg
Fia
New York Yankees
Don Heffner
Bob Rolfe
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ben Chapman
Ruth
Orlando Fik The livelier ban calls for feeteF
Casey Stengel weighs in on the Brooklyn club as the lively ban prompts a change in routine and Fik-The offers a fresh take on the team’s approach this season.
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Orlando
Fik
Feetef ‘Guinan
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn
White Sox Wonder What Became of Past Exercise
The White Sox are puzzled by what happened to their former routine dominance as nine outings run their course and the team seeks answers about past performance and current form.
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Losan Anqhlno-Thienns
White Sox
Sox
Pirates Boost Win Over Hollywood Club In Riverside
The Pirates of Pittsburgh meet the Hollywood Club in Riverside and aim to repeat yesterday’s victory. They sprinted in five ruts during the final frame to clinch an 8 to 6 win.
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Pira Riverside
Cal
Pirates of Pittsburgh
Hollywood Club
Braves Pitchers Observe Birthdays Amid Training Camp Notes
Boston Braves manager Bill McKechnie reviews pitching staff birth dates during spring training in St. Petersburg. Clarence Pickett, rookie pitcher from Hartisburg farm, celebrated his 29th birthday yesterday by blanking the New York Yankees 6 to 0 in a pre season game, the Yankees first whitewash in their St. Petersburg camp history.
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ST. Petersburk
Bill McKechhie
Boston Braves
Clarence Picktel
Hartisburg
Iit
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Grove in Mood as Harris Leads Reds Against Reds
Sarasota report outlines Grove feeling ready for action with manager Bucky Harris guiding the team against Cincinnati. The brief notes mood and lineup context for the Reds in this season frame.
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Sarasota
Grove
Anager Bucky Harris
The
Cincinnati i
The Theington Senators Edge Indians Without Gowell
Theington Senators battled the Cleveland Indians with Jaike Gowell sidelined by a finger bruise. The first string backstock missed the game but hoped to return in a few days as the team pressed the matchup.
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Senators
NEW Orleans
Theington Senators
Cleveland Indians
Jaike Gowell
Fort Myers Trade Hint Near Miss For Erickson Option
Fra George Detore states he will attempt another trade after the Athletics sent him and Ray Radcliffe to Louisville for an option on catcher Hank Erickson. Detore mentions he must return to Toledo and played in Toledo's infield last year.
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George Detore
Ray Radcliffe
Athletics
Louisville Colonels
Hank Erickson
Mast
Toledo
Phillies lineup hampered by injuries in Winter Haven
In Winter Haven the Phillies field despite injuries with Bartell out due to a spiked leg others like Hopkins and Jeffriess playing through arm soreness. Rooney and Jimmy Wilson start with no substitutes available in the lineup.
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Phillies
Winter Haven
Fia
Bartell
Hopkins
Jeffriess
Rooney Jimmy Wilson
Lakeland Exhition Victory Over Phillies Sparks First Win
Sandie led Lakeland to their first major league exhibition win against the Phillies as Detroit's Tigerea moved to Avon Park to join Columbus in the American Association.
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Lakeland
Fie Sandie
Phillies
Detroit
Tigera
Avon Park
Columbus
Insull Refuge Ship Bound for Romania With One Passenger
Samuel Insull’s ship Malotis sails through the Dardanelles toward the Black Sea with one passenger aboard. Turkish officials vow to arrest him if he lands in Turkish territory as extradition talks proceed.
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Romania
Priscilla Ring
Associated Press
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Turkéy
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Bosporus Straits
Black Sea
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Athens
Italy
Marmota
Turkish Ministry of the Interior
Insull in Diversion Talks as Exile Moves Rumored
Rumanians monitor Greek freighter detours for Insull amid alleged moves to gain residency and funds for public works in Bessarabia. Athens reports imply bargain talks to finance a desert war in Yemen, with refuge offers from Sana and a shift of vessel to new carrier.
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Mar
Samuel Insull
Chiéagoah
Insull
Yemén
Arabia
Lofidon Daily Mail
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Yemen
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Saudi Arabia
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Nedj
Sana
Oak Hill Defeats Ray Street in Soccer
Oak Hill defeated Ray Street in a hard fought soccer match with a 6 to 1 score. K Burton scored for Oak Hill while other players credited include L Sykes and P J Sinkete. The report notes period scoring by Oak Hill with Stamey and D Score listed among players.
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Ray St
Ray Street
K. Burton
Oak
B. Imes
Wagner R. I. Lockhart
Nia
Coto Cidisaes Tieisses L. i. Profgas Cccecess
Cigciee
Sossener
I. McDanilela
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R. A. Purreeeere
Ee Sues
D. Stoote Carroll
Harold
Sappenfield Bay
Iss
Idol and Parks Win Championship Bouts In Greensboro Meet
In Greensboro last night the Piedmont Wrestling tournament at the Y M C A concluded with High Point’s Idol and Parks taking titles. Percy Idol defeated Fred Work in seven minutes to win the championship. Charles Parks toppled Lawrence Summey in the 105 pound class. Summey fell to J H Hatcher in the 155 pound finals. Bill Petty and Dick Johnson forfeited their final matches due to illness.
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High Point
Greensboro Y. M.C. A
Draper
J. H Hatcher
Bill Petty
Dick Johnson
Loftin Heads Nominations For City Tennis League
R. H. Loftin led the nominations committee at the High Point Tennis Association meeting last night at the M G C A. Elmer Hedrick and Carson Hill join him to report on officers at the next session, Tuesday, April 3. T. R. Short presided, with Talmadge Ellington Hubert Barrer and Bill Lemon named to ensure all courts are represented next week. The High Point Y M C A checker team, after a 200 to 58 win over Cole Memorial Y, heads to Greensboro Friday for a rematch with the Cone team.
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R. H. Loftin
High Point Tennis Association
M. GC. A
Elmer Hedrick
Carson Hill
T. R. Short
Mr. Short
Talmadge Ellington
Hubert Barrer
Bill Lemon
Checker
High Point Y. M. C. A. Checker
Cole Memorial Y
Greensboro
Whitmire accuses election board of bias in primary race
Hendersonville dispatch reports former state senator R. L. Whitmire contesting Solicitor J. Will Press Jr. in the 18th district Democratic primary. Whitmire alleges the state election board manipulates election machinery to perpetuate a man in office, citing board refusal to confirm members.
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Hendersonville
Mar
R. L. Whitmire
J. Will Press, Jr
Marion
18Th Judicial District
State Election Board
Wild Bill Melhorn Leads North-South Open with 67
Pinehurst march 28 Wild Bill Melhorn shot a 67 to lead the 32nd North and South Open after the first round two strokes ahead of rivals Tommy Armour Witty Cox and Henry Picard. Notable scores included Johnny Farrell Craig Wood and Phil Perkins tied at 69 as the field heads into tomorrow's final 36 holes.
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Pinehurst
Méhlhoern
Louisville
Tommy Armour
Chicago
Witty Cox
Brooklyn
Henry Picard
Charleston
F. C
Mehrhorn
Cox
Ereen
Kars
Johnny Farrell
Any Revolta
Phil Perkins
Willie MacFarlane
Craig Wood
Denny Shute
Harry Cooper
George T. Dunlap
Dick Mote
Paul Bunyan
Waltergen
Smith
Augusta
Polk County Election Board Contends with State Leaders
The Polk County chairman objects to the election board's naming of two others and denounces attempts by the Democratic state chairman and the governor to control state election machinery. He vows to oppose moves to perpetuate office and calls the conduct unfair and unbecoming for officeholders.
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Polk County
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