Nationally known riders to appear at lions horse show
Jimmy Seashore of Atlanta Ga will serve as master of ceremonies for the annual Lions horseshow to be held May 2 3 and 4 at Brookdale stables on Thomasville road. H Christian Barham three star saddle horse judge will also preside. Awards total 3780 cash plus a 1946 Pontiac car drawn from tickets. Entry closes April 15 with extensive improvements at Brookdale attracting entries from Georgia Kentucky and beyond.
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Jimmy Seashore
Atlanta
High Point
Thomasville Lions Clubs
Brookdale Stables
Thomasville Road
D. S. Neill
Seashore
H. Christian Barham
Neill
Brookdale
South
Georgia
Kentucky
Newhouser Goes Route To Hurl Win Over Braves
LAKELAND Fla March 30 Hal Newhouser pitched nine innings allowing twelve hits but held them to eight four Detroit Tigers beat Boston Braves 8-4 in exhibition. Eddie Lake homered and Dick Wakefield Hank Greenberg Jim Outlaw doubled as Tigers first spring win after four losses. Vander Meer faced Reds loss in Plant City Fla March 30 Syracuse Chiefs beat Cincinnati 5-4 as Blackburn allowed six hits. Vander Meer yielded nine hits in his first full game of the season.
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Lakeland
Fla
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Boston Braves
Detroit
Boston
Eddie Lake
Dick Wakefield
Hank Greenberg
Jim Outlaw
Cin— Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Plant City
Johnny Vander Meer
Redleg
Syracuse Chi
Cincinnati
Jim Blackburn
Reds
Syracuse
Chiefs
Redleg Farm
Vander Meer
Rain Halts Duke ORD Baseball Game in Durham
Rain halted the Duke Blue Devils versus Greensboro in Durham as Greensboro led 3 0 after the second inning. Greensboro scored three runs on three hits off Jerry Cameron while Red Moran held Duke to two hits. Duke plays Ohio University next Wednesday at 3 30 p m.
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Durham
Duke
Cardi nal offense fuels 9-2 win over Red Sox in St. Petersburg
In a 19-hit day the St Louis Cardinals defeated Boston 9-2 to run their record to 11-3 in spring exhibition play. Lou Klein hit a two-run homer in the second as Marty Marion doubled for the club's only other extra-base hits.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla. Mar
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Lou Klein
Marty Marion
Boston
Ruffing Threatens To Desert Yankees For Mexican League
Chicago dispatch reports veteran pitcher Charles Ruffing says he may join the Mexican League if the New York Yankees do not summon him to spring camp. He accuses team president Larry MacPhail of ignoring him after refusing to fly to Panama in February. Ruffing vows to resist any fine and questions a possible trade. He remains confident of two or three productive seasons and jokes he still dislikes flying.
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Chicago
Charles
Red) Ruffing
New York Yankees
Yanks
Ruffing
Larry MacPhail
Panama
MacPhail
Yankees
University of Chicago
Army Air Force
Pitching notes mention players in brief item
A fragment lists hurlers Mel Deutch Mike Ryba and Pim Wilson among names in a baseball note. It lacks context but identifies these individuals as pitchers in an abbreviated sports snippet.
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Mel Deutch
Mike ‘Ryba
Pim Wilson
Athletics edge Toronto in exhibition 7 to 6
Philadelphia Athletics defeated Toronto 7 to 6 in an exhibition game in West Palm Beach. Sam Chapman Jack Wallaces and George McQuinn hit inside park homers for the A's.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Philadelphia Athletics
Toronto
Sam Chapman
Jack Wallacsa
George McQuinn
A's
Hal Trosky lifts Sox in losing exhibition to Pirates
In El Paso on March 30 Hal Trosky delivered a 370-foot two run homer in the first inning and a 365-foot triple in the second, but Chicago White Sox fell 10 to 4 to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Thornton Lee allowed 10 hits in five innings including a two-run homer by Bob Elliott.
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EL Paso
Tex
Hal Trosky
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Thornton Lee
Sox
Bob Elliott
Pirates
Cubs Bludgeon Browns In Exhibition Rally
In Phoenix the Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Browns 6-4 as Tex Shirley faltered in the seventh after four solid innings, with Mickey Livingston and Al Glossop aboard and Hack driving in two on successive plays. In Orlando, George Binks powered a nine run rally for Washington to topple Brooklyn 15-12, with Joe Hatten yielding seven runs in six innings.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago Cubs
Tex Shirley
St. Louis Browns
Shirley
Mickey Livingston
al Glossop
Stan Hack
Livingston
Glossop
Red McMillen
Hack
Mark Christman
Orlando
Fla
George Binks
Washington Senators
Brooklyn Dodgers
Joe Hatten
Dodgers
Art Herring
the Brooks
Yankees tame Pelicans 10 1 in New Orleans exhibition
Lefty Joe Page and Ken Holcombe combined for a three hit pitching effort to guide the New York Yankees to a 10 to 1 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans in front of 9 819 fans at the Southern Association exhibition. The Pelicans prevented a shutout with a ninth inning infield run.
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New Orleans
Joe Page
Ken Holcombe
New York Yankees
New Orleans Pelicans
Southern Association
Pelicans
Ray To Meet Oliver In Return Battle
In Miami on March 30 Elmer Violent Ray, touted by promoters as a top heavyweight threat, will clash in a 10 round bout with his former conqueror Dixie Lee Oliver of Washington DC. Oliver handed Ray one of his earlier defeats as Ray seeks revenge after a 14 fight winning streak and Oliver’s win over Hastings knockout sensation. Ray has a 35 victory in 38 bouts by knockout.
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Miami
Fla
Elmer
Ray
Jack Dempsey
Boxing Promoters, Inc
Dixie Lee Oliver
Washington, D. C
Oliver
Hastings
Baseball scores and lineups from various spring training games
In Miami Beach Orlando St Petersburg and other sites teams such as Philadelphia New York Boston Brooklyn Detroit Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Toronto and Cincinnati played multiple innings. Players like Raffensberger Hughes Hemsley Spindel Ananicz Johnson Newsom Connelly Rosar Desautels Vander Meer Lamanno and West were noted with runs hits and pitching lines across locations including Lakeland Plant City El Paso Phoenix and Charleston.
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Miami Beach
Fla, New York
Philadelphia
Carpenter Feldman
Maglie
Lombardi
Kluttz
Raffensberger
Hughes
Hemsley
Spindel
Orlando
Fla
Brooklyn
Washton
Hatten
Merrying
Howell
Heafner
Curtis
Evans
St. Petersburg
Fila
Boston
St. Louis
Deutsch
Ryba
Wilson
Conroy
Brecheen
Pollet
Rice
Wilber
West Palm Beach
Toronto
Ananicz
Johnson
Mistos
Crompton
Yount
Newsom
Connelly
Rosar
Desautels
Charleston
S. C
New York
Brooklyn N “B
Byrne
Wade
Deininger
Garbark
Minner
Diets
Dapper
Lakeland
Detroit
Sain
Wallace
Reid
Mass
Newhouser
Chicago
Borony
Prim
McCullough
Livingston
Shirley
Lamacchia
Mancuso
Martin
Mexican League Sees Stephens As Prize Catch
The Mexican League under the Pasquel brothers claims Vernon Stephens of the St. Louis Browns has agreed to a five year contract. Stephens plans talks in Mexico City while Browns skepticism follows. If signed he faces a five year suspension from organized baseball.
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Nuevo Caredo
Mexico
Pasquel Brothers
Vernon Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Stephens
Jorgel Pasquel
Mexico City
Alfonso Pasquel
Rio Grande
Jorge Pasquel
Browns
Phoenix
Arizona
Luke Sewell
Pasquels
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Talbert and Segura Reach Miami Finals
Talbert and Segura advanced to the Miami city tennis finals. Talbert, the No. 2-ranked player from Wilmington, defeated Jack Cushingham 8-6 6-1. Segura, the U S indoor champion from Ecuador, beat Gardnar Mulloy 5-7 6-2 6-1. In doubles, Everett and Cushingham beat Segura and Wrobber 6-1 6-3.
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Miami
Fla
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Pancho Segura
Ecuador
U. S
Miami City
Talbert
Jack Cushingham
Los Angeles
Segura
Gardnar Mulloy
Harris Everett
Cushingham
Hobart Wrobber
Detroit
Braves Plan Tryout Camp At Gastonia
The Boston Braves will open a four day try out camp at a Gastonia high school stadium beginning April 11 for players over 16. Heinie Manush, former major league star and minor league manager, will conduct the trials. marines to box cherry point
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Gastonia
Boston Braves
High School Stadium
Heinie Manush
New Managers Will Direct Carolina Play
Five new managers prepare for debuts as eight clubs begin conditioning drills. Veterans Herb Brett Charlie Carroll and Floyd Patterson lead holdovers. newcomers include George Granger at Greensboro Steve Busco at Burlington Mickey O Neil at Leaksville Cliff Bolton at Martinsville and Cecil Zig at Winston Salem. The 142 game schedule starts April 24 with Durham Burlington Leaksville Martinsville and Winston Salem opening. Dr T S Wilson of Draper returns as league president and Jack Coombs of Durham is vice president.
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Durham
Herb Brett
Danville Leafs
Shaugnessy
Charlie Carroll
Raleigh
Floyd
Pat) Patterson
Geo. Granger
Greensboro
Steve Busco
Burlington
Mickey O’neil
Leaksville
Cliff Bolton
Martinsville
Cecil Zip)ag
Winston-Salem
Bolton
Washington Sekators
Heinie Manush
Boston Braves
Granger
Leigh
al Anville
T. S. Wilson
Draper
Jack Coombs
Shepard Named NCAA Basketball Treasurer
Davidson March 30. Athletic director Norman W. Shepard of Davidson college has been elected treasurer of the National basketball committee of the NCAA. He is NCAA chairman for the southern district and named to the subcommittee on international relations, focused on promoting basketball in foreign countries.
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Davidson
Norman W. Shepard
Davidson College
National Basketball Committee
NCAA
Shepard
Striped bass tracing roots to 19th century releases
The Pacific coast striped bass are said to descend from 435 Atlantic coast fish released in San Francisco Bay in 1879 and 1882. This historical note ties modern populations to early fishery experiments and shows long shared ancestry across oceans.
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San Francisco Bay
Photo Finish Drama Caps Charlotte Open Lead
Jim Ferrier clung to the Charlotte Open lead with a regulation 72 for a 206 after 54 holes, sharing the top spot with Pete Cooper. Lloyd Mangrum, Vic Ghezzi, and Sam Snead were within one stroke at 207, as three-stroke chase set up a dramatic final round with photo finish equipment readied.
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Charlotte
Jim Ferrier
Chi
Pete Cooper
Gainesville
Fla
Lloyd Mangrum
Los Angeles
Vic Ghezzi
Knoxville
Little Rock
Ark
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Marines to compete in Boston Amateur Boxing Tourney
The Marine Corps will send a team to represent the branch at the Boston Amateur Athletic Union boxing tournament scheduled for April 8 to 10, announced here today.
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Marine Corps
Boston Amateur Athletic Union
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Ferrier
Jim Seashoie
Barham
Braves
BISON
Albion Millis
T. C. Isom
Allen Smith
Hugh Gordon
Tony Teachy
Jimmy Rickert
Billy Wray Hunsucker
Blue
Rickert
Jim Allen
Duke Ord
Central Ice Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Sporting Goods
Ng, Wilson
Thomas Asbury
Lel
Culler and Fredrich Sporting Goods
WRENN
Sheraton Hotel
Ruffin
Holcombe
Cherry Point
Carolina
Snead
Goodyear
Goodyears
Tae
North Main St
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