Pitching Greatest Problem for McCarthy's Yankees
Southern Conference coaches eye pitching depth as March workouts begin for the 1932 baseball season. Duke and South Carolina loom strong while several teams seek reliable mound help. Duke meets South Carolina in a double header as coach McCauley McDever at Virginia Tech stresses three capable pitchers.
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Richmond
Billy Laval
South Olina
Duke
the Devils
South
Devils
Michigan State
Ile
Jack Coombs
North Carolina
N Hearn
Tar Heels
J. J
Columbia
Sophoote
Fionally
North Carolina State
Warld
Washington and Lee
Raleigh
Willie Linn
Generals
Chapel Hill
Clemson
South Carolina
Maryland
McCauley McDever
Virginia Tech
University of Virginia
Virginia Military
Irvin Smith
Picard Leads After 36 at North and South Open
Henry Picard of Charleston shot 68 and 69 to total 137 as the 32nd North and South Open began at Pinehurst. Mehlhorn and Dutra tied for second at 139, with Dunlap and Armour at 141, and a star field including Cooper Revolta and others bidding for the title.
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Pinehurst
Carolina
Henry Picard
Charleston
Bill Mehlhorn
Louisville
Mortie Dutra
Detroit
Mehrhorn
Dutra
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Tommy Armour
Wilfy Cox
Brooklyn
Harry Cooper
Johnny Revolta
Horton Smith
Johnny Kinder
Craig Wood
Johnny Golden
Smith
Yankees Baseball Beat Expectation with Strong Lineup and Pitching
New York Yankees enter spring training with a potent offense led by Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig and a deep pitching staff headlined by Ruffing and Gomez. Manager Joe McCarthy aims to sharpen infield turnover and add depth with several reserve arms and young prospects for relief duty.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fra
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Senators
Ruth
Red Rolfe
Lou Gehrig
Ben Chapman
Tony Lazzeri
Bill Dickey
Ruffing
Gomez
McCarthy
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Russ van Etta
Southpaw
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van Atta
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Harry Smythe
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Lary
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Baseball Chatter Yesterday's Results
Baseball roundup from Associated Press with scores: Boston 3 New York 3 in six innings. Cincinnati 4 Boston 3. Cleveland 4 Washington 3. Chicago 16 Chicago 7. New York 5 Buffalo 1. Pittsburgh 12 Hollywood 10. Philadelphia 10 Atlanta 4. Cincinnati 8 2. Second Team.
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Associated Press
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Hollywood
David
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Today’s Schedule For Florida Area Baseball Matches
At Fort Myers Fia Detroit A versus Philadelphia A. At Clearwater Fila New York A versus Newark 1. At Winter Haven Fia Boston A versus Philadelphia N. At Orlando Fia New York N versus Brooklyn N. At Los Angeles Pittsburgh N versus Chicago N. At Avon Park Fia St Louis N versus Columbus AA.
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Klein studies timing amid Cubs batting slump
Los Angeles March 29 AP Chuck Klein star of the Cubs works on timing to end a batting slump described as under 310. The veteran outfielder concentrates on regaining form as spring drills continue.
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CUBS
Los Angeles
Mar
Mr. Klein
Chuck Klein
Bonura Emerges as Hitting Force for White Sox
Dallas native Zeke Bonura, six foot two and 205 pounds, rookie in the Texas League, proves a strong hitter for the White Sox in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Zeke Bonura
Dallas
White Sox
Red Sox Turn to Pipgeras and Pennock in Spring Game
In Sarasota fans will see Pipgeras and Pennock start for Boston against Philadelphia in today's exhibition at Winter Haven.
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RED Sox
Sarasota, Fla
Pipgeras
Pennock
Phillies
Winter Haven
Sheriff Harris eyes World Series payout after loss to Indians
Biloxi report notes Sheriff Dave Harris, spare fielder and pinch hitter for the Washington Senators, thinking about his share of World Series prize money after Cleveland edged the Nats 4 to 3 yesterday.
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Biloxi
Miss
Dave Harris
Washington Senators
Nats
Cleveland Indians
Giants Send Wineapple To Buffalo In Roster Shuffle
The New York Giants ended camp in Miami Beach minus pitcher Ed Wineapple who, after workouts, was turned over to the Buffalo Internationals. Wineapple once pitched for Providence College several years ago as part of the roster reshuffle before the season.
Pirates Sweep Hollywood, Head for L A Series
The Pirates defeated Hollywood in a doubleheader and departed for Los Angeles for a four game set with the Chicago Cubs, continuing their coast trip.
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Pirates
Los Angeles
Cal
Hollywood Club
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Kies Up From Newark Farm With Jorgens Also Available
Kies moves up from the Newark farm and Arndt Jorgens is also available. The note lists two individuals connected to the farming operation and roster options.
Episcopal Defeats First M. P. Quint In YMCA League
Episcopal beat First M. P. 27 to 19 to move into top contention with Reformed and Central Friends. Hartley led scorers with 12 points as Green Street meets Trinity at 7 30 tonight.
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First M. P
Friends
Green Street
Trinity
B. Hartley
Tires Stolen From Car of A B Odell on Amos Street
Thieves stole three tires from a car owned by A B Odell at 506 Amos Street. The vehicle was parked at the rear of the house when the theft occurred. Police are investigating.
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A. B. Odell
Amos Street
Tigers in clash with Athletics as Cochrane handles interim duties
Detroit's Tigers face the Philadelphia Athletics in Port Myers Florida this afternoon in the second game of a two game set with Mickey Cochrane serving as playing manager. The Mackmen won the previous contest.
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Port Myers
Fla
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Mackmen
Yankee outfielder Walker takes days off for dental surgery
Fred Dixie Walker of the New York Yankees in St. Petersburg suspects shoulder lameness stems from a pulled ligament but x rays show two infected teeth. He will rest while a dentist extracts them, hoping for relief.
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Yankees
ST. Petersburg
Fia
Fred
Dixie) Walker
Yankee
Dodgers Sitters Try Dual Batting Styles In Practice
Orlando Fia-Max Carey and Brook lyn Manager Sam Leslie test two batting stances. Sam struggles with recent hitting, and Max orders an experiment with a new stance during practice, swinging four times his way and four times Carey's Way.
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Dodgers
Orlando
Fia
Max Carey
Brooklyn
Sam Leslie
Sam
Max
Carey
Athletics Host Tigers in Fort Myers Grapefruit Preview
Report describes a Fort Myers exhibition as the Philadelphia Athletics face the Detroit Tigers in the Grapefruit League opener with early-season form and preparation in focus.
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Fort Myers
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Phillies Diary Reveals Manager Catcher Luke’s Faults
Winter Haven reports Jimmy Wilson, juggling duties as manager and catcher, produced a diary detailing faults he notices in every teammate. The surprising publication surfaced yesterday amid team duties and internal discussions.
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Phillies
Winter Haven
Jimmy Wilson
Cardinals name three infield reserves for season
Cardinal manager Frankie Frisch will carry three infield reserves in 1937 spring training. Pat Crawford Burgess Whitehead and Lew Riggs appeared to have the jobs won, while the regular infield of Collins Frisch Durocher and Martin was settled before training began.
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Cardinals
Bradenton
Fla
Frankie Frisch
Pat Grawford
Burgess Whitehead
Lew Riggs
Collins
Frisch
Durocher
Martin
Browns outfield clear? West sole sure regular at present
West is the only batter among Geo Puccinelli Sam West and Bruce Campbell by manager Rogers Hornsby deemed certain of regular work. The remark comes as the Browns look to finalize their outfield lineup in West Palm Beach.
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Browns
West Palm Beach
Fin
Geo. Puccinelli
Sam West
Bruce Campbell
Rogers Hornsby
West
Indians Add Thirteen Pitchers After Forest Two Good Retirement
New Orleans reports the Cleveland Indians have 13 pitchers after Forest Two Good Big Southpaw retired on a voluntary list due to a chronically bad arm that troubled him last season.
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New Orleans
Cleveland Inidians
Forest
Reds in Tampa Golfing and Fishing Today
In Tampa Florida the Cincinnati Reds spent the day away from the diamond engaging in golf and fishing activities. Team members enjoyed a relaxed outing, aiming to refresh ahead of upcoming games and travel.
Michigan State Baseball Faces Wake Forest in Intersections
Michigan State travels to Wake Forest for an East Coast series opener after a 11 to 10 win over Elon and a Duke defeat. The Spartans also battled Davidson in track, as Davidson’s Captain Cochran claimed two firsts in discus and shot.
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Michigan State
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
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Davidson Wildcats
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Durham
Elon Christians
Elon Swatsmiths
Invaders
Washington and Lee
N. C. State
Raleigh
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Cochran
Wildcats
Finals Tomorrow In Negro Kite Tourney
The championship kite tournament will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. at Leonard street school. Winners from Fairview and Leonard schools contest for top honors. Leonard winners were decided yesterday with events including most artistic kite and several races.
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Leonard
Randolph Parker
George Wilkes
Roger Pennix
Alma Lee Johnson
James McBee
W. J. Reid
Thadeous Lawson
Joseph Staton
W. J. Reece
Leroy Watts
Clarence Dorsett
Willie Harris
Donald Stafford
J. T. Miller
James Byrd
Joseph Lawhorn
Charles Grant
Willie Ross
James Williams
Harold Cruse
Willie McCoy
Lawrence Moffitt
Lee Stokes
Robert Adams
Raymond Hickerson
Smith Residents in Kelly’s London Directory Seek Help
Fourteen columns in Kelly's Postoffice London directory must cover all private residents named Smith. The note indicates a vast listing effort to categorize every Smith household in the city.
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Kelly
Postoffice London Directory
Smith
Panthers Ready for S P U Battle Amid Easter Break
High Point College Panthers baseball coach C Virgil Yow holds players over Easter with heavy practice ahead of Saturday 2:30 p m game against S P U postponed from last week due to rain. Yow notes strong overall showing and battles for positions in outfield infield and pitching staff.
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Purple Panther
High Point College
Panthers
C. Virgil Yow
Yow
Panther Pack
Ss. P. UW
Eas
Elon Christians
Yow State
Sition
Ridge
Diamont
James
P and
Isley
Sherrill
Rudisill
Culler
Picard Sees Costly 77 Hard on Title Run
Paul Runyan tops winter field with a 77 for 150 total as Young Picard laments high defection of his putter. Picard’s 80 foot holeout marks his best moment of round two while missing a 65 by inches on three holes. A field of 61 players seeks the final 36 holes for $4,000 prize.
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Paul Runyan
Picard
Rabbit Maranville Breaks Left Leg in Loss to Braves
Walter Rabbit Maranville, Boston Braves second baseman, broke his left leg in St. Petersburg Florida and was hospitalized. Manager Bill McKechnie said doctors hope he can return before the 1934 season ends. Maranville was involved in a strong game before departure.
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Braves
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Walter “Rabbit” Maranville
Boston Braves
Bill McKechnie
Rabbit
Maranville
Maranville sidelined by exhibition injury amid New York game
In an exhibition with the New York Yankees yesterday during the last half of the eighth inning, Rabbit Maranville suffered a leg injury between knee and ankle and was carted off the field. Kechnie indicated Dick Guselman would play second base. Maranville faces a lengthy layoff with hope the injury is not career ending.
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Cate Norman Kies
Dick Guselman
Braves
Kechnie
Accid
Maranville
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