Merita Bakers Aim To Even Industrial League Series
The Merita Bakers host the Mills White Sox in a YMCA gym tonight at 8 to even the best of three series. Adams-Millis won Friday night, and a Merita victory would force a deciding third game. Red Hayworth will play his final game before leaving tomorrow for spring baseball with the Triplets in Spartanburg New York.
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Merita Bakers
thedams-Millis White Sox
Bakers
Viches
Adams-Millis
Adams - Millis
Merita
Kite Sox
Howev
Neces Merita
Ces
Red Hayworth
Mhayrth
Binghamton
N. Y
Spartanburg
Ted
American clubs lead national league standings
Washington Senators rise from seventh to first with an .800 mark while the New York Yankees hold second and the Cleveland Indians third as exhibition play continues. Standings show Red Sox and Giants near .500 with several clubs below. Philadelphia Athletics have not yet played in the States during training.
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Drew Middleton
New York
Washington Senators
York Yankees
Land Indians
Senators
Yankees
Suns
Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
States
Two New Gridiron Coaches Added To Hurricane's Staff
University adds Ranger Texas native ib King as a fresh coach and Ernest Bowyer of Ida as first assistant to head Paul McLeod. King was captain and All-South conference end and earned a letter in football. Bowyer joined last September and serves as track coach in addition to football duties.
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Ib King
Ranger
Tex
Ernest Bowyer
Ida
Paul McLeod
King
Bowyer
Aoniversity
Addito
Baseball Roundup Notes Spark Spring Talk Across Leagues
Umpire Charlie Johnson notes Lefty Gomez is about fifty percent better than last year. Vince DiMaggio not in Joe’s class as a hitter. Braddock fights lure Max Schmeling toward 18 000 miles in trips from Germany. Rogers Hornsby to back Joe Vosmik. Wes Ferrell trade to Detroit off.
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New York
Charlie Johnson
Florida
Lefty Gomez
Boston Bees
Bradenton
Bob Quinn
St. Petersburg
Les Etter
Minnesota
Golden Gophers
Buddy Hassett
Burleigh Grimes and Co
Vince DiMaggio
Joe
Max Schmeling
Germany
Braddock
Clyde Castleman
Bill Terry
Jersey City
Connie Mack
Ralph Kress
Dusty Cooke
Minneapolis
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Lou Gehrig
Bill McKechnie
The
Bees
Charlie Dressen
Jojo Moore
Giants
Sammy Baugh
Texas Christian
Rogers Hornsby
Joe Vosmik
Browns
Brooklyn
Wes Ferrell
Red Sox
Detroit
Grey Count Wins Louisiana Derby
Grey Count, a Millsdale stable colt trained by Tony Pelleteri, won the 10,000 added Louisiana Derby at Fair Grounds. The California import tied the track record of 1,504-5 for the mile and an eighth, earning $7,840 for the Millydale stable and paying $14.40 to win, $6.20 to place, and $4.40 to show for $2 mutuals.
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New Orleans
California
Tony Pelleteri
Millsdale
Fair Grounds
Millydale Stable
Stain Removal Tip From Onion Rubbing Method
A home stain tip suggests rubbing scorch marks with a cut onion then drying the fabric in the sun to lift the stain. The method relies on natural acidity and sun exposure to lighten or remove the mark from white goods.
Deborah Verry Defends Title At Pinehurst
A field of 80 women golfers opened the 35th North and South in Pinehurst with defending champion Deborah Verry of Worcester facing top contenders such as Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia and Mrs Glenna Collett Ware. Verry shot 80 in practice as the No 3 course hosts tournament play for the first time since grass greens replaced sand. Jane Cothran posted 79 in practice, two strokes better than Hemphill’s 82, while Estelle Lawson Page holds the course record at 72.
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Deborah Verry
Worcester
Mass
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
8. C
Florida
Glenna Collett Ware
Jane Cothran
Greenville
S. C
Hemphill
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill, N. C
Dartmouth and Carolina Track Teams To Clash
The Dartmouth and North Carolina track teams meet in Chapel Hill marking Carolina’s 1937 season debut. Dartmouth, with a strong eastern lineup led by Anthony Geniawicz, Jack Donovan, William Watson, and Johnny Hofstetter, seeks a third straight win over the Tar Heels after two prior meetings and recent defeats of Duke and Maryland on their southern trip.
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Indians
Bob Fetzer
Duke
New Hampshire
Anthony Geniawicz
Jack Donovan
William Watson
Johnny Hofstetter
Colmery Leaves Warsaw After Legion Visit
National Commander Har W. Colmery of the American Legion departed Warsaw North Carolina after spending the weekend with former national commander Henry L. Stevens. Colmery is scheduled to speak in Johnson City Tennessee tomorrow night.
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Har W. Colmery
American Legion
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Johnson City
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White Manero Win Exhibition At Sedgefield Country Club
Orville White and Tony Manero, both top pros, defeated Lawson Little and Harry Cooper 3 and 2 in an exhibition at Sedgefield Country Club watched by about 4000 spectators. High winds pushed scores above par. White and Manero posted a best ball 70 to 73 by their opponents.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Tony Manero
Lawson Little
Harry Cooper
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Dr Murchison Speaks on Textile Industry in Chapel Hill
Dr Claudius C Murchison director of the Cotton Textile Institute spoke at the fourth annual Human Relations Institute in Chapel Hill March 29 He is a former University of North Carolina economics professor and addressed the textile industry program.
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Human Relations Institute
Chapel Hill
Claudius C. Murchison
Cotton Textile Institute
Murchison
University of North Carolina
Sister's Son Follows In Footsteps At Cornell Baseball
George Sister Jr. of Hamilton New York is a Cornell varsity baseball candidate. A sophomore pitcher he is right handed, 6 feet 1 inch, 185 pounds, with 15 pounds gained in the year. He wears glasses and shows speed and control with an overhand delivery. His father George Sister Sr. was a college pitcher and noted at Michigan.
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N. Y
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Michigan
High Point and Winston-Salem clash in feature ball game
Western Class A schedule opens with a Friday contest between High Point and Winston-Salem as the lone Western engagement. NC High School Athletic Association secretary E. R. Rankin releases the slate detailing Eastern and Western district matchups and dates for March and April.
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Red Hayworth Reports Tuesday To Binghamton
Myron Red Hayworth brother of Detroit Tigers catcher Ray Hayworth leaves tomorrow for Spartanburg DC to begin spring training with the Binghamton New York club. He has been a standout basketball player in town for Merita Bakers club, winner of the Industrial league first half title, and will play his last Bakers game tonight against Adams Millis in a three game series for the Industrial title.
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Red” Hayworth
Ray Hayworth
Detroit Tigers
Spartanburg
D. C
Binghamton
N. Y
Hayworth
Merita Bakers
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Adams Millis
Textile institute speakers discuss relations and economy
Morning session covered Human Relations In The Textile Industry with Dr Murchison who just returned from Japan after helping finalize an American Japanese textile accord. Dr E W Zimmerman of UNC spoke on Economic Internationalism In Perspective as the institute opened and continues through Saturday.
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University of North Carolina
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America
Baseball Tops College Spot in Big Five Race
Charlotte reports the 1937 Big Five pennant race opened with N C State and Wake Forest playing today in Raleigh. Duke and Davidson schedule a two game series at Davidson Friday and Saturday. Duke and V P I meet in a doubleheader at Durham. The classic North Carolina Virginia game at Greensboro was dropped for low attendance.
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N. C. State
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Raleigh
Duke
Davidson
Durham
Greensboro
Chicago dairy prices dash lines on March butter market
Chicago dairy market notes a mix of butter varieties with weak demand. Prices for creamery specials and extra firsts show declines while standards and graded eggs listings appear with varied weights.
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Muddled Heavyweight Fight Tangle Draws Courtroom Showdown
The Braddock Louis dispute unfolds in court as Madison Square Garden presses to block the June 22 Chicago bout and force a June 3 New York title defense against Schmeling. Reports cite service efforts, mistaken identities, and talks of a $400,000 price with Illinois lawmakers weighing a $10 ticket tax.
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New York
Jim Braddock
Newark
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Joe Louis
Chicago
Max Schmeling
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Garden Head
U. S
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Woodcliff
N. J
Joe Jacobs
Schmeling
Berlin
Germany
Illinois Senate
Louias- Braddock
Red Sox Win Wild Exhibition in Sarasota
In Sarasota the Boston Red Sox defeated the Washington Senators 13 to 12 after a freakish prior game. Manager Joe Cronin starred with a home run and a bases loaded triple.
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Nats Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Joe Crowin
Bees Meet Cardinals After Loss to Yankees
Boston Bees face the St. Louis Cardinals in St. Petersburg after a 6 to 6 tie with the New York Yankees. Manager Bill McKechnie praised the hitting depth, noting 10 runs and a 5 to 2 lead before the late collapse in the fifth inning.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
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Browns Meat Missions in Laredo Farm Tilt
Browns played a family affair in Laredo Texas against the San Antonio Missions of the Texas league in a brown farm showdown.
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Tex
San Antonio
White Sox Extend Winning Streak Against Cubs
The White Sox defeated the Cubs 6-2 for their ninth straight win and will face the Los Angeles Angels, hoping to break a current jinx.
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CUBS
Los Angeles
Calif
Cubs Beat Pirates in San Bernardino Practice
In San Bernardino California the Cubs prepare for a rematch with the Pirates as Boss Charlie Grimm tests two rookie pitchers Charles Wesley Flowers and Walter Hizbe to gauge their abilities in the mound duel.
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Pirates
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Charlie Grimm
Charles Wesley Flowers
Walter Hizbe
Mack Seeks Veteran Outfielder Infielders For A's
Mexico City Connie Mack veteran Athletics manager says he seeks an experienced outfielder and infielder as reserves. The Macks broke camp last night.
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Mexico City
Connie Mack
Athletics
Macks
Phillies Resume Training at Denison Field
The Philadelphia Phillies resumed spring training drills at Denison Field today as part of their winter camp preparations. The team worked through conditioning and situational practice with coaches directing infield and outfield drills and bullpen sessions ongoing.
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Tigers Hold Extended Batting Practice in Lakeland
In Lakeland Florida manager Mickey Cochrane expressed dissatisfaction with the Detroit Tigers at the plate and ordered an extensive batting practice session.
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Fla
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Giles Leaves Reds in Tampa After GM Decision
Warren Giles, general manager, prepared to leave Cincinnati's Reds in Tampa Florida after three weeks of trend toward acting independently. The move signals an abrupt shift in leadership as the team undergoes managerial reassessment in spring sessions.
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REDS
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Fla
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Cincinnati
Reds Plan Long Batting Practice Session
The Reds scheduled a lengthy batting practice as part of a day focused on personal supervision and skill work.
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Reds
Indians Prepare to Break Camp for Barnstorming Tour
With one week left before breaking camp, the Cleveland Indians set to depart for a barnstorming tour beginning in New Orleans, heading northward with the New York Giants.
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Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Nationals Open Chance To Extend Streak At Montreal
Washington Nationals aim to start a new winning streak in Montreal facing the Expos in an Inter league game. The matchup sets up a test for Washington’s lineup and pitching staff on the road.
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Montreal
Orlando
Fla
Washington Nationals
Hubbell to Face Feller in New Orleans Exhibition
Gulfport Mississippi reports that Carl Hubbell the master left hander and Giants ace will oppose Cleveland star Bob Feller when the New York Giants meet the Cleveland Indians in an exhibition game in New Orleans next Sunday.
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Gulfport
Miss
Carl Hubbell
New York
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Giants
Indians
New Orleans
Yankee Pitcher Monte Pearson Sprains Ankle
Monte Pearson of the New York Yankees stepped on a rolling ball and sprained his ankle but is ready to work again. The incident occurred in St. Petersburg, Florida where spring training reports note his recovery progress.
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Fla
Monte Pearson
New York Yankee
Manush Wins Dodgers Job in Sebring Exhibition
Manush, veteran American Leaguer, appears to have earned a spot with the Brooklyn Dodgers at Sebring Florida. He is slated for a pitch hitting role and has batted .571 in eight exhibition games while taking over the right field job.
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Sebring
Fla
Mernie Manush
Brooklyn Dodgers
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