Spirit of Camps in Varied Moods
In Florida and the Gulf Coast camps, gloom and optimism clash as teams head toward the season. Hornsby backs a confident Cardinals stretch after a 7 4 win. Indians, Braves, Athletics and Phillies show mixed progress while McGraws Giants, Dodgers, Cubs and White Sox also post spring results.
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Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
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Speaker
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Lakeland
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St. Petersburg
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Connie Jack
Athletics
Senators
Vance
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New York Yankees
Montgomery
Ala
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Chicago Cubs
Oaks
Oakland
San Francisco Seals
White Sox
Dallas
Baseball Notes From Spring Training Roundup
In Texas City Lyons and Cox back in the box as Our Boarding House. Boston Red Sox weathered delays in New Orleans then moved to Gulfport Miss. Pirates beat Dodgers 14 to 6 and head to Wichita for workouts. Browns idle at Clearwater while Cardinals visit White Sox in Dallas. Tigers rest in Augusta before a tough training week. Reds still in Miami as Luque reports no illness after returning from his mother's deathbed in Havana.
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Miami
Luque
Havana
Dempsey Tunney Summer Title Fight Hinted in New York
Reports in New York say Jack Dempsey may defend his heavyweight crown this summer against Gene Tunney with Tex Rickard likely to announce soon. Harry Wills remains a named challenger, but state athletic officials may penalize him for agreeing to face Dempsey. Tunney, in New York, expressed readiness to fight anyone, preferably Dempsey or Wills.
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Gene Tunney
New York
Tex Rickard
Harry Wills
State Athletic Commission
Dempsey
Wills
Tunney
Miami
the Times
Rickard
New York Child Mourns Big Jim Tully
Yorkville residents near the East River mourn Big Jim Tully a weekly earner of 30 dollars whose wages funded summer rides on merry go rounds for his young friends.
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New York
Yorkville
East River
Big Jim Tully
Greensboro High School Boys to Meet Pomona Nine Tomorrow
Greensboro High School boys team will play Pomona High School from Greensboro tomorrow at Welsh field at 3 30. Local coaches say the Greensboro squad is in top condition and has a strong chance. A large crowd is expected as the home team faces its first real test of the season.
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Pomona High School
Greensboro
Welsh Field
High Point
Ball Park
Nine
Winston-Salem High School
Gorgeous Stuff opens at the Orpheum Theater today
The Orpheum presents Gorgeous Stuff a musical comedy with wilting songs twinkling toes and rippling laughter. Beautiful gowns metropolitan beauties and distinctive novelties mix with snappy tunes and clever staging for an evening of light entertainment.
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Orpheum Theater
Poisoned Corn Found Near Columbus Farm
F Hayworth living on a farm near Columbus Indiana turned in three ears of corn and bread smeared with paris green from a feed box on his property. He said he had recently received a threat that water in a well on his farm would be poisoned.
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Here
Game protection is a great thing with landowners
In 1883 England faced predicted game loss but conservation took hold. Landowners guard and regulate game, with rents per acre and large harvests—partridges, pheasants, hares, and woodcock—funding protection. The piece compares England, Scotland, and U.S. states, citing Pennsylvania and Maine as success stories and noting North Carolina among laggards.
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Tweed
Canada
Kentucky
Canadians
Americans
Scotland
China
Pennsylvania
Game Commission
Maine
North Carolina
Wave of Winter Strikes the West
A storm blankets the Rocky Mountain region with heavy snow driving Colorado Springs to Denver and dropping a foot at Palmer Lake. Albuquerque and Phoenix report fresh falls as Montana, Arizona, and Colorado endure continued cold and worsening conditions. Snow drifts trap 48 cars between Colorado Springs and Denver.
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Colo
Colorado Springs
Rocky Mountain
Albuquerque
N. M
Montana
Colorado
Palmer Lake
Arizona
Phoenix
Surgeon Forgives Runaway Wife Amid Bank Fraud Case
Dr. Louis P. Berne the plastic surgeon says he will stand by his wife Doris Berne who eloped with Paul Rosenthal and is charged with defrauding banks in St Petersburg of up to 100000 dollars. Also implicated are Doris’s brother Elliott Jaffe and Jaffe’s associate, with deposits and checks totaling large sums in multiple Florida banks.
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New York
Louis P. Berne
Doris Berne
St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Berne
Herman Jaffe
Hoboken
Jack Dempsey
Fanny Brice
Rosenthal
Dr. Berne
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