Greensboro Open Final 36 Holes Sees Snead Revolta Tie
In the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield Snead and Revolta battle through the final 36 holes to finish tied at 134. McSpaden and others chase. scores list includes Hogan, Sarazen, and Crichton among a large field.
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Greensboro
Ense
Sedgefield
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Par Buster
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Ill
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
McSpaden
Snead
Starmount
Revolta
Paul Bunyan
White Plans
N. Y
Ky Laffoon
Chicago
Ralph Guidahl
Horton Smith
Willie Coggin
San Francisco
Bobby Cruickshanks
Richmond
Bill Heinlein
Indianapolis
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Henry Picard
Hershey
Maurice Walsh
Scarsdale
Denny Shute
West Newton
Ben Hogan
White Plains
Tony Manero
Peabody
Johnny Revyotta
Evanston, Ill
Sam Snead
Whiteee Springs
Harold McSpaden
Paul Erie White Plains
Hortonth
Springfield
Marry
Se Crichton
Durham
Willie MacFarlane
Old Oaks
Manero
Gene Sarazen
Brookfield Center
Tommy Armour
Medinah
Sam Byrd
Philadelphia
L. R. Mallory
Wee
Ben Loving
Saranac Inn
Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
Hines
Garden City
N. J
A. B. Straub
Brielle
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnet-On-Delaware
Herman Burton
WN. C
Johnny Bulla
Wilfy Cox
Washington
Cole Moss
Spartanburg
D. C
Chandler Harper
Norfolk
E. J. Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Oo Ae Collins
Covington
Vv.mares
Mr . A. Ham
Charlotte
Leo Hansbury
Marion
Jack Helms
Sam Parks, Jr
Jake Serafin
Scranton
D. Tinsley
George Corcoran
al Dowtin
Wake Forest
Victor Ghessl
Deal
MN. J
Ralph Lang
Charlottesville
Spree
Pee Reading
Browns Lead Winter Loop In Early Baseball Action
New York report from March 28 notes the St. Louis Browns atop the standings with eight straight wins in the Grapefruit League. Giants second, Reds and Cubs among early leaders. Athletics lead in runs and games played. Interleague play shaping up as NL teams show strength against AL opponents.
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Crocus
Robin
St. Louis Browns
Brownies
Yankees
Browns
New York Giants
National
Cincinnati Reds
A’s
Giants
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
St. Louis
Fork
Chicago
Gees
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Washington
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Osceveesee
Colonel Eddie Brietz Reminisces On Editorial Career
The story recalls Colonel Eddie Brietz once edited The Enterprise about 20 years ago before becoming a sports columnist for the Associated Press. He spoke at Starmount about golf as he traveled Iowa and beyond, remembering local figures like Magistrate Muse and the late J. P. Rawley, praising Rawley as one of the finest men he knew.
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Eddie Brietz
Enprise
Sce
Enterprise
Associated Press
Starmount
Iowa
J. P. Wwley
Brietz
Igistrate Muse
Mr. Rawley
Senators Get God Pitching from Ferrell
Wes Ferrell pitched brilliantly for the Washington Senators as Zeke Bonura powered the offense. Bonura clouted the ball to keep headlines lively at the Senators home field amid recent defeats.
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Enators
God
Rom Ferrell
Associated Press
Ampa
Fla
Wes Ferrell
Zeke Bonura
Washion Senators
Manr Bucky Harris
Ferrell
Bonura
Senators
Red Sox Second Baseman Eric Plair Resumes Holdout
Avon Park report says Eric Plair of the Boston Red Sox ends holdout and is in shape for the season. Abby Doerr is serving as coach but Plair’s fielding is uncertain and he has not yet been hit in games.
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Avon Park
Fla
Eric Plair
Boston Red Sox
Ckef
Abby Doerr
Sox
Hank Greenberg
Gehringer
Detroit Cannon
Billy Rogell
Mark Christman
Beaumont
Marvin Owen
Don Ross
Ross
Toronto
Tony Piet
Frank Croucher
Toledo
Bees Hopeful as New Pitchers Impress at Ariopolis
A scrambled sports note from Areland Florida notes rookie hurler Richard Triwell of the Bees shows early promise and control. Manager Stengel grins at Erickson's solid control as the team searches for reliable arms this season.
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Dick Merriwell
Areland
Fla
Richard Triwell
Ten Bees
Dick Kiwell
Erickson
Ey Stengel
Tigers Lose Tommy Edges To Elbow Bone Chip
Detroit right-hander Tommy Edges suffered a chipped elbow bone after an X-ray last week. The Tigers fear a pitching arm setback as Edges eyes rehabilitation and return dates.
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Lakeland
Fla
Tommy Edges
Detroit Tigers
Cardinal Purchaser? Cardinals in St. Louis market chatter
A fragment notes talk in Petersburg about a Senate visit from Ponca City Oklahoma and interest in the St. Louis Cardinals. The item hints at potential pricing discussion and past inquiry into the team’s value during a prior Louis era.
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Cardinals
Petersburg
Filn
Senate
Ponca City
Okla
Onl
Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns Hit Hard in Training Camp Report
Manager Ibby Street comments on St. Louis Browns training, noting eight sessions completed and strong hitting from the squad. He dismisses contention of being a last place club and pledges continued work ahead.
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Browns Houston
Tex
Ibby Street
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Indians Drill On Hitting New Orleans
The Cleve Indians were held to three hits in a game against New Orleans as their offense struggled to produce runs. Cleveland mounted a brief rally but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Dians
New Orleans
Cleve Indians
Blair Park Tennis Courts Open for Play Saturday
If weather holds, Blair Park tennis courts will open to the public on Saturday. City Parks Commissioner W F Bailey announced the courts are in excellent condition and the opening comes fifteen days earlier than last year.
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Blair Park
W. F. Bailey
Marquette Star Herb Anderson Noted as Golden Avalanche Cook
Milwaukee March 28 Herb Anderson a Marquette football star is described as the best cook on the Golden Avalanche grid squad. He is married his wife works in a downtown office and he handles home kitchen duties.
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Idder
Milwaukee
Herb Anderson
Marquette
Golden Avalanche
Anderson
Batters Return to Light Practice After Two Losses
In their two most recent defeats the team returned today to hold batting practice and plenty of it, aiming to sharpen hitting and regain confidence.
Grissom's Arm Sours Reds Manager Calls For Diagnosis
Tampa Florida lefty Lee Grissom has long complained of a sore arm and his condition draws little sympathy from Cincinnati Reds manager Bi MecKechnie who questions the seriousness.
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Grissom
Tampa
Fla
Lefty
Lee Grissom
Bi MecKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox Play Hollywood Without Appling After Leg Injury
Chicago White Sox lineup features Bill Dietrich Jess Dobernic and George Gick on the mound as Luke Appling is out with a broken leg after Sundays game against Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League.
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Appling
Hollywood
Calif
Chicago White Sox
Luke Appling
Pacific Coast League
Bill Dietrich
Jess Dobernic
George Gick
Uty
Shoun to Hurl as Cubs Meet Los Angeles Coast League
Clyde Shoun and Al Epperly will start for the Chicago Cubs against the Los Angeles club in Ontario California. The lineup mixes regulars and new players as the Coast League game unfolds today.
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Shoun
Ontario
Calif
Clyde Shoun
Albert Paul Epperly
Andyannigans Perenne
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Athletics Face Memphis Chicks Without Bob Johnson
The Philadelphia Athletics play the Memphis Chicks in the Southern Association today. Outfielder Bob Johnson is unavailable as he travels to Philadelphia for a tonsil operation.
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Gulfport
Miss
Philadelphia Athletics
Memphis Chicks
Southern Association
Bob Johnson
Johnson
Philadelphia
Mueller Looks Good in Phillies Play Versus A's
Billy Wilson praises Heinie Mueller rookie second baseman for his aggressive style in the Phillies games against the Athletics. Wilson says any player who wants to play as much as Mueller does cannot miss.
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Mueller
Biloxi
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
The
Athletics
Heinie Mueller
Wilson
Yankees Challenge Cardin als to Let Don Gutteridge Race
The New York Yankees seek permission from the St. Louis Cardinals for Don Gutteridge to run 100 yards against Joe Vance. They believe Vance can handle Gutteridge, known as a speedster, and are prepared to bet on the outcome.
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Haines City
Fla
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Gutteridge
Joe Vance
Vance
Gutteridge
Dodgers Jubilant Over Butcher’s Mound Work
The Brooklyn Dodgers celebrate pitcher Max Butcher for a strong mound performance in Sarasota via the spring camp.
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Dogers
Sarasota
Via
Brooklyn Dodgers
Max Butcher
Giants' Fugit Seeks Spot After Landis Ruling
Paul Fugit first baseman at Giants camp noted for .374 batting in Fayetteville Arkansas Missouri league last year. His status tied to Judge Landis ruling affecting Cardinals minor league clubs.
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Giants
Suhr Shuns Hero Worship In Oakland Trip
Pittsburgh Pirates first baseman Bill Suhr avoids the glare of local hero worship in Millbrake as he sits out the Oakland game. He participates in one of three Pirate runs in the afternoon tilt against San Francisco.
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Sacramento
Calif
Tlus Suhr
Pittsburgh
Millbrake
Suhr
Bucs
Oakland
San Francisco
Tech High of Atlanta Enters South Atlantic Meet
The South Atlantic interscholastic golf tournament, set for April 16, drew early entries from six teams including defending champions Tech High of Atlanta. Also entered were Boys High of Atlanta, Woodrow Wilson High of Washington, Newport News High of Virginia, plus teams from Raleigh Burlington and Lexington.
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Tech High
Atlanta
Boys High
Woodrow Wilson High
Washington
Newport News
Raleigh
Burlington
Lexington
Vets Feel Urge Too Strong For Mike To Forget
Detroit star Mickey Cochrane faces a medical ban to play yet trains avidly at the Bengals camp in Lakeland. Manager Walter Briggs fears further injury while Gehringer notes Cochrane may return to action. Coach Rowe and 1934 35 Yankees memories loom as Rowe battles a shoulder issue and aims to re establish form for Detroit.
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Mike
Harry Grayson
NEA
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Bengals
Charley Gehringer
Cochrane
Detroit
Birdie Tebetts
Ray Hayworth
Gehringer
Rudy York
Tiger
York
Rowe
Lynwood Rowe
Vernon Kennedy
New York Yankees
Yankees
General Crowder
Ruppert Riffes
el Dorado
Tigers
Ickes Loses Finals in 165-Pound Wrestling
Ray Ickes son of Harold L Ickes loses in the finals of the 165 pound division at the University of Chicago after winning the 155 pound intramural title last year.
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Chicago
Ray Ickes
Harold Lb. Ickes
University of Chicago
Federal and California Take Big Share of Admission Taxes
During a 56 day Santa Anita meeting the federal government collected over 100000 in admission taxes and California earned more than 1500000 as its four percent of the mutual handle.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita
State of California
Detroit Tigers Countdown to Spring Training Pitchers In Spotlight
The piece surveys the Tigers’ crowded mound and roster as 17 pitchers report, led by Tommy Bridges Elden Auker Kennedy and Roxie Lawson with Boots Poffenberger Geo Gill Slick Coffman and Jake Wade backing them. Newcomers Joe Rogalski and Ed Selway show promise as Detroit eyes a strong season.
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Tommy Bridges
Elden Auker
Kennedy
Roxie Lawson
Boots Poffenberger
Geo. Gill
Slick Coffman
Jake Wade
Stengel Turns Serious as Bees Eye Pennant Run
Casey Stengel adopts a grave stance with the Boston Bees, hoping for a pennant. He praises pitching and defense, expects hitters to improve, and analyzes the club after last year’s fifth-place finish under Bill McKechnie.
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Bees
Bill McKechnie
Casey
McKechnie
Boston
Robert Quinn
Max Weat
Missions
Gene Moore
Roy Johnson
Stengel
Lou Fette
Jim Turner
Dan MacFayden
Yankees
Detroit
Cunningham May Meet Woodersen
New York March 28 The dream mile between Sydney Woodersen of England and Glenn Cunningham may become reality at Princeton's fifth annual invitation track meet on June 18. Asa Bushnell announced six foreign invitees. the event aims for a 4:04.4 miler against Britain’s 4:06.4 speedster. Woodersen has not competed in this country before. his attendance depends on June civil service exams.
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New York
Sydney Woodersen
England
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton
Woodersen
Asa Bushnell
America
Great Britain
Infield Troubles Linger for Casey Team This Spring
Milburn Shoffner looms large in Casey calculations after a season with strong outcomes. The air tight infield from last year struggles to gel this spring with Gilbert English out, Rabbit Warstler injured, Bert Fletcher sprained, and Cuccinello the only regular at second as Al Lopes handles most catching duties.
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Rayboard
Milburn Shoffner
Casey
Fette
Turner
Gilbert English
Rabbit Warstler
Ebert Fletcher
Tony Cuccinello
al Lopes
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George Brownlow, Jr
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High Point
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Gedgefield
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Short Hill
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