Walter Johnson and the Washington team face tough breaks
The 1920s era piece profiles Walter Johnson and the Washington Senators as they face a tough season. It notes Johnson’s long career, Goslin’s batting hopes, and the need for a stronger lineup and pitching to lift the team from a fifth place finish, with Johnson seeking a better fate and break in the coming year.
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Walter Johnson
Goslin
Goose
Durocher
Ossie Bluege
Tigers
Fox
Clark Griffith
Walter
Washington
Goose Goslin
Pirates
George Loepp
Baltimore
Sam Rice
Sam West
Red Barnes
Red
Caric Vioore
Bringham
Herb Pyle
Chattanoog
Firpo Marberry
Riand Braxton
Irving Hadley
Sau Sam Jones
Lloyd Brown
Bob Burke
Ad_ Niska
Myles Thomas
Dan Savidge
Local Horses From Sunshine Stables Ship to Pinehurst Show
Four horses from Sunshine Stables of R D Penny at Sedgefield were shipped to Pinehurst for the annual Horse Show to be held there tomorrow and Wednesday. Miss Helen Butterfield of New York and Pinehurst will show the Penny horses in the Indianalacane. Lour MacDonald Cherro Pinto Pinky and Gloria Swanson are among the string. The Pinehurst show is touted as the Souths outstanding spring event with more than 350 head of equine already at Pinehurst stables.
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R. D. Penny
Sedgefield
Pinehurst
Helen Butterfield
New York
Greensboro
Penny
Lour MacDonald
Cherro
Pinto Pinky
Gloria Swanson
Miss Butterfield
Mr. Penny
W. C. Covington
Sedgefield Country Club
W. D. Irwin
Matt Wall
Exhibition Games Roundup From Southern and Florida Venues
AP report lists results from multiple spring exhibition games in Texas Florida and Tennessee with teams including Houston New York Chicago Toronto Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh and St Louis scoring wins and losses. Key matchups feature notable scores such as New York 10 over Dallas 8 and Tampa 12 over St Louis 1.
Today’s Baseball Schedule Across Cities
The card lists multiple intercity games including Shreveport versus New York in Texas, San Antonio hosting New York, Winter Haven hosting Philadelphia and Columbus, Jacksonville hosting Boston and Selma hosting Boston, St Augustine hosting Philadelphia and Newark, Daytona Beach hosting Detroit and Montreal, Dallas hosting Chicago and Dallas, Tucson hosting Pittsburgh and Tucson, Bradenton hosting St Louis and Rochester.
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Shreveport
Texas
New York
San Antonio
San
Winter Haven
Newark
Daytona Beach
Fla
Detroit
Montreal
Dallas
Chicago
Tucson
Ariz
Pittsburgh
Bradenton
St. Louis
Rochester
Fabric Purses Set Spring Handbag Trend
Purses in fabric fabrics dominate spring fashion with matches for suits scarves hats and linen frocks. The trend encourages carrying one or two fabric purses to complement various events and outfits.
Adlerika promises fast relief for gas and constipation
An advertisement claims Adlerika clears gas within five minutes by acting on both upper and lower bowel. It notes a single spoonful relieves gas and discomfort after meals and cites Eckerd's Cut Rate Drug Store and druggists as sellers.
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Cut Rate
Adv
Cornell Nines Visit Chapel Hill For Opening Tilt
Cornell brings a strong north lineup to Emereson Field in Chapel Hill for a 4 pm game against the Tar Heels. UNC, boosted by an 18-7 season opener over Springfield, seeks to gauge its staff as Boies and Lewis head the Cornell rotation against UNC’s pitching.
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N. C
Cornell
Emereson
University of North Carolina Mina
Tar Heels
Springfield
Boies
Lewis
Wright
Fleming
Jim Ashmor
Maus
Jackson
Rand
Whitehead
Lufty
Paxton
Sher
McKinney
Giants Tie Sox in Nine Spring Exibitions in NM
In Training Camps ALLAS, Tex., Mar. 31 AP Giants and White Sox each won four and tied one in nine spring games. Yankees show improvement with 29 hits in two recent contests after a slow start. Lester Bell may replace Clarence Blair at Chicago Cubs third base as Blair’s arm recovers.
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N. C
North Carolina
Davidson
Wake Forest
Corpell
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
North Carolina State
Cornell
Carolina
Washington and Lee
Duke
Catawba
Elon
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New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
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Lexx
Bob Shawkey
New York Yankees
Yanks
Los Angeles
Lester Bell
Chicago Cubs
Clarence Blair
Blair
Cuba
Bell
White Sox battle for outfield and pitching jobs continues
In Dallas on March 31 the Chicago White Sox battle for regular outfield and pitching roles remains wide open as manager Donie Bush gives everyone a chance in exhibition games. Strong performances by outfield hopefuls have prevented him from settling on a regular lineup.
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Dallas
Tex
Chicago White Sox
Donie Bush
Cubs Lose To Pirates In Exhibition Finale
The Pirates end spring training on the Pacific coast with three wins in four exhibition games against the Chicago Cubs and head home to Tucson ready for the season.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pacific Coast
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Reds Close Orlando Camp Before Championship Season
The Cincinnati Reds ended their Orlando training camp and headed north for the season. All 13 pitchers trained here reported no sore arms and other players had recovered from camps’ ailments.
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Orlando
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Men managed by Harris to meet Montreal club today
Daytona Beach reports a baseball game scheduled for today between Stanley Harris's team and the Montreal club of the International League in Daytona Beach Florida.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Stanley Harris
Montreal
Browns Leave Florida for Birmingham Stopover
The St. Louis Browns ended spring training in West Palm Beach, Florida, and were set to reach Birmingham, Alabama, for a two day engagement on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
St. Louis Browns
Florida
Birmingham
Ala
Hallahan Looks Ready To Deliver For Cardinals
Bradenton Florida March 31 Bill Hallahan appears set to step up for the St. Louis Cardinals this season based on his Caribbean league pitching form. The young hurler is viewed as a potential key contributor to the rotation this year and beyond.
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Bradenton
Fla
Bill Hallahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Senators Open Final Week With Heavy Practice in Chattanooga
The Washington Senators, with no game scheduled, conducted a heavy batting and fielding practice in Chattanooga to start the final week of their spring training.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington Senators
Cantwell Returns to Jacksonville as Braves Face Tars
Ben Cantwell, former Jacksonville Tars signee now with the Boston Braves, arrives in town to pitch for his club against the locals. Cantwell had been bought by the New York Giants for $25,000 several years ago.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ben Cantwell
Jacksonville Tars
New York Giants
Braves
Boston Men
Red Sox Begin Spring Tour Through Pensacola Area
Selma notes the Red Sox travel through Pensacola with a game against a local team and another edition facing Mobile in Pensacola, as the spring camp breaks.
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Ala
Pensacola
Red Sox
Sox
Mobile Nine
Women's North and South Open at Pinehurst begins
The 28th annual women's North and South Golf Tournament opens at Pinehurst North Carolina with over 100 entrants. Defending champion Glenna Collett tees off late as Maureen Orcutt Virginia Van Wie and Helen Hicks headline the field. 16 qualifiers advance to match play. The course at Pinehurst No. 3 is 6168 yards with a par 71.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Glenna Collettee
Providence
R. I. Thalawanante
Viet
CINY
Miss Collett
Maureen
Smith and Jones Meet in Tourney Duel at Augusta
Horton Smith and Bobby Jones prepare for the Southeastern Open at Augusta Country Club with 100 professionals and several amateurs. Jones has tested the courses four days and posted a 69 in practice. Ed Dudley teamed with Jones to defeat Esponosa and Sarazena 3 to 2 in yesterday’s foursomes.
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Bobby Jones
Augusta Country Club
Forrest Hills- Ricker
Jones
Cragston
N. Y
Savannah
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Ed Dudley
Wilmington
Del
al Espinosa
Chicago
Gene Sarazen
New York
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Collegiate Boxer Questioned in Penn Captain Death
Philadelphia coroner requests William Struble of Pennsylvania State College boxing team to appear for questioning over Oliver Horne Penn captain death. Horne died after pneumonia followed brain clot removal surgery. The 160 pounders met in a March 22 intercollegiate bout. Horne was knocked down twice.
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Philadelphia
William Truble
Pennsylvania State College
Oliver Horne
University of Pennsylvania
Horne
Struble
Epsom Salts Poison In Veins Warns Medical Note
A caution notes that Epsom salts are comparatively harmless when swallowed but become a violent poison if injected into the bloodstream, underscoring danger of improper use.
Woman's Public Park Net Champ To Be Selected
The United States Lawn Tennis Association announces that a public parks tournament in Washington will crown both men and women champions in 1930. It marks the first time a women's public parks tennis title will be decided in U S history.
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New York
Mar
United States
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Washington
Cochrane Names Base Stealers to Watch in A L League
St Augustine Fla March 31 Mickey Cochrane catcher for the Philadelphia Athletics identifies about 20 American League players seen as threats on steals. He highlights Yankees Lazzero and WBFar Comics Washington Rice Gos lin Myers Bluege Boston Rothrock Barrett Chicago Cissell Humefield and Metzler Cleveland Morgan Fonseca and Jamieson St Louis Blue and Manush Detroit Gehringer and Johnson with Miller labeled the Athletics most dangerous on the bases.
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Fla
Mickey Cochrane
Sparkplug
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Lazzero
Wbfar
Washington
Rice
Goslin, Myers
Bluege
Boston
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Metzler
Cleveland
Morgan, Fonseca
Jamieson
St. Louis
Blue
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Detroit
Gehringer
Johnson
Athletics
Cochrane
Miller
Record Entry For American Derby
In Chicago on March 31 a record entry of 169 thoroughbreds has been attracted to the American Derby at Washington Park. The blue ribbon event of the season will be run on June 14 at the Chicago track.
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Chicago
Welcome Stranger Nugget Found Near Moligul Victoria
It is believed the largest gold nugget ever found was the Welcome Stranger discovered February 5, 1869 near Moligul Victoria Australia. The nugget reportedly weighed about 2500 ounces.
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Moligul
Victoria
Australia
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