Clyde Zinn Named Baseball Manager Here First Workout Is Called for Monday
Clyde Wows elected manager of Willits Fiber after an organization meeting attended by players and supporters. Zinn replaces Lloyd Coop who was absent due to business. Coop praised for helping baseball in Hope. First workout set for Monday at 4 o clock with candidates reporting. roster includes Elliott Schoole Parsons McDowell Walker Sparks Summersville Russell Brown.
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Grimes
Robins
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Waar Park
Blackie Elliott
C. Schoole
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R McDowell Verdon Walker
Guernsey
Johnny Sparks
Bill Summervitle
Clifford Russell
Pete Brown
Hogan Meerally's dramatic weight loss reshapes spring saga
In Orlando, P Francis Hogan Meerally looms as the Grapefruit League oddity. He shed 41 pounds since last fall, turning from a minor leaguer to a potential Washington threat as Bucky Harris eyes a possible second-place finish. Hogan’s tale includes a famed diet, a joke about a “sign system” at dinners, and a return from obscurity with the Albany Internationals.
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Copan
Ashtabula
Sted Dently
Washinpton
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Haya
Kat
Hin
Braves
Shawty
Minneapolis
Yogan
Joe Cambria
Albany
Cambria
Jutti
Uren
Thad
Othen Bolton
al Simemons
Honolulu
Pirates Need Only Luck Says Traynor
Pirates manager Pie Traynor arrives in San Bernardino with charms and a stubborn faith in luck as Pittsburgh aims for a strong 1937 season. He defends a seven man pitching staff and notes key injuries and slumps from 1936, while preparing rookies for development and counting on veterans Waite Hoyt Arky Vaughan Al Todd and Red Lucas to lead the charge.
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Tarold
Pie Traynor
Pitishureh
Buccaneer
Traynor
Latty
Earl Tuck
Waite Hoyt
Arky Vaughan
Seagen
al Tali
Andy Blanton
Pirates
Mr. Blanton
Mr. Hoyt
Mace Brown
Bill Swift
Man Mountain Weaver
Red Lucas
Ed Brandt
Brooklyn
Ralph Birkhofer
Harry Lavagetti
Brandt
Hime
Tixkl
Tomy Padeen
Aubrey
Yo-Yo" Epps
Johiyiy
Instructions on Meals During the Day
A rule set describes allowed foods for meals: lunch permits starchy items in moderation such as potatoes and evele, with no meat. Dinner allows any meat except pork. Restrictions include no bread and butter, no gravies, and no desserts, with coffee black or with cream and sugar.
Braddock Starts Training Grind for Louis Title Fight
James J Braddock world heavyweight champion begins five weeks of rugged training in Wisconsin woods at Karl Ogrens estate on Sissibagma Lake preparing for the title defense against Joe Louis scheduled for Chicago June 22. He sparred with two sparring partners and trained under his team on the private 50 000 acre property.
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Northen
Wisconsin Woods
James J. Braddock
Joe Louis
Chicago
Karl Ogren
Pirates winter hopes hinge on veteran catchers and strong infield
Gooch, longtime Pirates star from 1925 to 1927, returns as emergency catcher and pitching coach for juniors. Epps seeks a third straight try to stick. likely to start season on deck. Peery King and Armel anchor infield for a club touting solid power from Brubaker, Suhr, Vaghan, and Young. Waner brothers back at posts, with Browne and Tadley amid 808 hitters, while others vie for reserve roles as spring unfolds.
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Armel
Tamahar Fager
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Hermosa Beach
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Play Young
Brubaker
Suler
Drst
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Lee Tadley
Wa Browne
Maan
Minneapolis
Handley Iya
Cincinnati
Toronto
Garden
Waner
Faul
Ran Hates
Porrest Jensen
Free Schulte
Paul Waner
Gray
John Dickshat
Fron Buffalo
Morris Sands
Giants to Train in Baton Rouge Next Spring
Governor Leche and Manager Bill Terry announced the New York Giants will train in Baton Rouge next spring after an exhibition with the Cleveland Indians. Arrangements were noted for the Giants farm, Jersey City, to train in Hammond and Lis, with a spring baseball school planned. The LSU campus indoor arena influenced the choice to allow indoor training in bad weather.
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Richard Leche
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Giants
Cleveland Indians
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Hammond
Lis
Terry
Louisiana State University
Havana
New York Yamkees win ninth straight exhibition
GALVESTON Texas The New York Yamkees beat the Galveston Buccaneers 9 13 192 with 17 hits as Pat Malone and Bump Hadley held the foes to 7. BATON ROUGE La New York Giants rally late but Indians win 6 5. ORLANDO Fla Ed Linke leads Senators past Cardinals 4 3. WINTER HAVEN Fla Phillies defeat Reds 6 3 behind Passeau Mulcahy Johnson. LITTLE ROCK Ark Protho watches Clarksdale workout with Evans. trip to Miss ends Tuesday. CLEARWATER Fla Dodgers unveil green trimmed uniforms for home and tan road gear.
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Galveston Buccaneers
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Buccaneers
Winter Haven
Fla
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Claude Passeau
Hugh Mulcahy
Syl Johnson
Fred Tauby
Little Rock
Ark
Dec Protho
Little Rock Travelers
Billy Evans
Boston Red Sox
Clarksdale
Miss
Clarksdale Gunners
Texas team shows odds favor Dieckshot in Buffalo meet
The UT article notes Dieckshot leads with 397 and 980 fields, while Mr. Traynor praises his lucky crew. Aware of a suitcase of luck charms, the piece hints at efficient protection likened to a G man.
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University of Texas
Dieckshot
Buffalo
Mr. Traynor
Siesta Hour on the Bases in Mexico City
In Mexico City at a Philadelphia Athletics training session during a quiet siesta hour, a player was picked off first base and challenged by Coach Lena Blackburne who questioned if he was asleep. The exchange reflects the relaxed tempo of a late afternoon practice as the team prepared for the season.
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Pop) Warner
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Tengale University
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Mexico City
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Philadelphia Athletics
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