Cardinals Face Hard Spring Test From Incomplete Roster
The article previews the St. Louis Cardinals spring training, noting flaws in pitching depth and fielding, with Dizzy Dean and Donna Warnele highlighted among returning arms. It mentions Don Gutteridge and Terry Moore as bright spots, Frank Frisch in second, and Rays Rickey’s adjustments as the team winds toward a March to April season.
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Warneke to share load for Gas House Gang in trials
Bob Warneke plans to handle the workload for Dizzy Dean’s Gas House Gang in upcoming trials as the team prepares for key games. His pitching schedule indicates a broader role to support the staff ace.
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Grid Coaches Become Masters of Oratory
Iowa City reports that university athletic administration and football coaches are becoming masters of oratory. February events attract more speakers as high school dinners and related activities increase attendance. Coach Tel Tibbs will speak at several events with assistants Pit Holanel and Beate Nevers and Deputy Ghenty Devine at all eight appearances. Director K. G. Sehererkor will help fund the events.
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Cardinal baseball hits on new season with lineup shifts
The article outlines the Cardinals facing early season adjustment as Moore struggles with hitting and fielding. It notes Virgil Davis replacement decisions, farm club scouting, and manager Frisch bearing the coaching burden as players like Chervinke and others vie for roles. President Sam Breadon travels due to family illness while Brudon’s staff reshapes the catching and infield plan amid early results.
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Travelers to Meet Toledo on Tuesday
Rock, Arkansas reports Travelers to meet Toledo Tuesday as Shine squad members Sharpe, Kersiegs, Iyerson Dickmatt and others prepare for a final cut training before leaving for New Orleans for the Southern Association event.
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New Football Coach Makes No Predictions
MILWAUKEE WIS New football coach John Paddy Driscoll at Marquette University declines firm predictions for 1937. He cites lack of backfield development from raw material and praises practice spirit. Kansas Relays honorary starter J C Grover, a longtime starter, will serve in an honorary role due to health issues.
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Mixed Baseball and College Boxing Results Across Cities
A chaotic report from Columbus to New Orleans details several sports outputs. The Brooklyn Bees showcased hitting power against the Dadger while Elden Auler limited opponents in Lakeland as the Peteau Tigers toppled Buffalo. Vernon Dickey paced a Yankees exhibition win in Chattanooga. The Giants crushed Cleveland with Ott and Bell powering homers. Tulane boxing preserved the SEC team title with multiple past championships noted.
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Tris Speaker Near Death After Skull Injury
Cleveland fans face a grim moment as Hall of Famer Tris Speaker, age 49, lies in Lakeside hospital with a fractured skull after a fall setting off a dire prognosis. Surgeons report tough stamina but with visitors barred while they monitor Speaker’s condition closely.
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Fly fishing grows among anglers changing gear
The Sportsman essay notes fly fishing’s rise among Huss anglers over the past decade as equipment shrinks and lure design improves. It contrasts lighter fly tackle with older, multi-hook baits, highlights the appeal of dry and wet fly methods, and mentions bass as a thrill where trout are scarce.
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Campbell to Quit Speed Driver
London report says Sir Malcolm Campbell will not attempt further world land speed records after reaching 300 mph. He pledged to his family to stop at 300, but plans to shift focus to a high speed watercraft, building a one-man motor boat over the past months.
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Fishermen Debate Tackle Styles Across Flies and Spinners
Readers discuss diverse fishing tactics with preferences ranging from underwater spinners to metal lures. Some favor hair over feathers while others avoid shiny metals, illustrating varied approaches among anglers.
Double Kill in 9th Against Athletics Is Bluege's Big Thrill
Washington's Ossie Bluege recalls a 1928 ninth inning double play against the Philadelphia Athletics that turned a tight pennant race. He fielded a sharp drive, flipped to Bucky Harris who barely beat Eddie Collins to first for the final out as Collins raged.
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Greyhound Club to Open on May 1 in Little Rock
The state racing commission granted Riverside Greyhound Club a permit for a six day dog racing meet starting May 1 at West Memphis. Jockey J Heinandé was suspended at the Oakland meet for battering a mount, Rutland, which won that event. Harry Holland, a jockey agent, was reinstated after a similar issue. The commission denied Raymond Hightshoe’s appeal seeking a reduced suspension, leaving the 30 day term in effect until next month.
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Two Guards to Lead Tulane's Grid Team
Tulane University announces its 1940 football Green Wave will have co captains for the first time, with two guards from Texas Norman Hall of Sweetwater and Norman Buckner of Marshall named as co leaders for next fall.
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