Yankees Facing Internal Strife Over Confidence Myth
The article argues experts doubt the New York Yankees will repeat as pennant champions due to claims of internal dissension among stars like DiMaggio Lazzeri and Crosetti. It notes past clubhouse feuds in baseball history and concludes harmony is rare yet not fatal to success.
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Richard McCann
NER
Agere
New York Yankees
Ruppert
Yankees
Little
Italy
Amund Aminhout
Mary
Giuseppe DiMaggio
Antonio Lazzeri
Crosetti
San Franciscans
Johnny Evers
Tinker
Evers
Pigskin to Policies Prodding Legislation Debate
Senator Lyo Fragiur and Representative Willian Lemke of North Dakota discuss shifting from football terms to policy focus. The exchange highlights how sports language shapes public discourse and legislative priorities in Washington.
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Washington
Lyo Fragiur
Willian Lemke
North Dakota
Lumberjacks Open Season at 3 30 Thursday Grimes Banished
Dodgers lose 9 5 to Bees in a wild NL clash as Burleigh Grimes is banished in the second inning after an argument. Yanks top A's 11 1 with Bronsen pitching. Gehrig and Lazzeri drive in runs on three singles each and a rare triple play. Red Sox overpower Senators 12 5 as they pile up 15 hits led by DeShong and Linke.
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Brooklyn
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WMN
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bees
Dodger
Burleigh Grimes
Grimes
Larry Goetz
Burny Surleigh
Goute
Geor Moore
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Yeu Puns
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Tony Lazzeri
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Moses
Aml
Bal Johnson
Chubby Dean
Livyeri
Crosetti
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Dean
Iyon Man
Diamonds
Rolfe
Aox
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Crew Mourlay
Sox
DeShong
Linke
Gus Mancuso
Giants
Woody English
Penn State Wrestlers Lead In Class Work At Penn State
STATE COLLEGE Penn State athletes rank high in classroom work across six winter varsity teams. Gymnasts top all with a 2.10 average, wrestlers follow at 1.63, while boxers trail at 1.06 as records show athletes outperform peers in studies.
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Avstean
White Sox First Sucker Big Eater
Zeke Bonuta, a large eater and capable fielder, endures bench threats yet remains with the Chicago White Sox under manager Jimmy Dykes. His fearless humor and weight hinder moves, but his hands and fielding keep him in the lineup while he jokes about meals and the dinner table.
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White Sox
Associated Press
Zeke Bonuta
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Zeke
Jimny
Jack
Jimmy
Busernna
Simm
Ole Ifielders
Hye
Fiest
Chicago
Zele
Tulane Gridders Face Weight and Speed Questions
NEW ORLEANS Tulane’s 1997 football squad appears larger and slower after days of intensive training. Coach Red Drewson notes the team has gained weight, with players averaging about one pound per day, raising concerns about speed versus size compared with the 1936 eleven.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Mena
Gahsouse Gangster and Art Lures Attract St Louis Cardin
ST. LOUIS 145 Terry Moore, Cardinal cornerfielder, is among art lovers amid the Gashouse Gang scene. He visits noted collections whenever the team arrives in a new city and pursues serious painting study while in town. The apparel industries are cited as top city employers.
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ST. Louis
Terry Moore
Red Birds
Terry
Nashville Easily Wins District Track Meet
Nashville High School won the district 10 track meet with 95 points led by Vaughn Tollett who tallied 41 of Nashville's total. Texarkana placed second with 54 points. Herstio High School won sweepstakes in junior and senior class B events. Other participating teams included Mineral Springs and Horatio.
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Nashville
Ark
Nashville High School
Vaughn Tollett
Texarkana
Herstio High School
Texvarkana
Mineral Springs
Horatio
Southern Association Monday Results and Week Schedule
Monday results feature Little Rock at Chattanooga postponed while Nashville beat Birmingham and Memphis topped Atlanta. Other scores include Boston 9-5 Brooklyn. Tuesday’s games list Pittsburgh at St Louis New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at Brooklyn with New York 7- Philadelphia and Washington at Boston.
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Nashville
Birminghay
Atlanta
Memphis
Knoxville
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Thesday
Little Rock
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New York
Philadelphia
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Chicago
Boston
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Washington
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Birmingham
Philadephia
Bostan
Cinemati
Postponed Traveler Lookout opener shifts to afternoon
CHATTANOOGA opening game of the Little Rock Chattanooga series postponed Monday due to cold weather. Tuesday’s night game moved to afternoon with Travelers pitcher Kola Sharpe and Lookouts’ Frank Peticolas on the mound. Large crowds expected through Thursday as Doc Prothro draws fans.
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Chattanooga
Kola Sharpe
Travelers
Frank Peticolas
Lookouts
Doc Prothro
Marty Was Gridder at St. Mary's College
ST MARYS Calif I hurt football prospects at St Marys College when Joe Marty now the Chicago Cubs newest slugger left the campus to sign with the San Francisco Deals in 1934 Marty had been a freshman football star and was booked for a first string berth with the Gaels.
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ST. Mary's
Calif
St. Mary's College
Joe Marty
Chicago, Cubs
San Francisco
Marty
Gaels
Unclear Postmaster Ties Billion Dollar Mail to Sons
Crosbyton Texas Assistant Postmaster Benton confidently linked a one billion peat card to his sons with the United States Army at El Paso. Days later he learned the funds had arrived.
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Crosbyton
Texas
Try Benton
Uncle Sams
United States Army
el Paso
Feller to Pitch Only on Sundays in Cleveland Lone Role
Cleveland's star pitcher Bob Feller is assigned as the Sunday starter as manager Steve ONeill handles the mound on the day the ballpark crowds roar. The piece contrasts Sunday games with Mathewson's Sabbath choices and notes Rickey avoiding Sunday appearances.
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PAP
Associated Press
Robert William Andrew Feller
Cleveland
Christy Mathewson
Cardinals
Rickey
Jimmy Austen
Land
Feller
Moundsman
Tod
Steve O'Neill
Okay Hits Hard to Win Over Antoine
Okay Cementers opened their 1937 baseball season with a 5 to 1 victory over Antoine Mountaineers in Okay, Ark. After five scoreless innings, Okay exploded for 14 runs in the sixth and seventh. Perdue and Riley of Antoine homered. Crawford struck out 11 for Okay.
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Antoine
Perdue
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Okay
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Crawford
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Feller to Pitch Sundays as Young Star Draws Crowds
Cleveland schedules Bob Feller for Sunday appearances to protect his arm while maximizing box office impact. At 18, the rookie’s impressive pre-season showings generate publicity and big crowds, with Cy Slapnicka arranging heralded Sunday pitches. Ten years ago Sonny Workman broke a collarbone at Havre de Grace riding Tipperary Mary, which also suffered a fatal neck break.
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Feller
O'Neill
Cy Slapnicka
Sonny Workman
Havre de Grace
Tipperary
Mary
Hope Will Oppose Camden in Opener
The Williams Lumber baseball team opens the season Thursday at 3 30 against the Southern Kraftsmen of Camden. Manager Lloyd Coop adds two Magnolia A M players, a six foot six inch 210 pound 19 year old right handed pitcher and an outfielder, with prizes for early doubles triples home runs stolen bases and scores. Readiness and lineup to be announced.
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Searson
Stron
Sou’ern Kraftsmen
Camden
Lloyd Coop
Magnolia A. & M. College
Coop
George Harper
el Dorado Lions
Pine Bluff Judges
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Loreco Oilers
Shreveport
Creed
Hinton
Downs
Lampkin
Stinebizer
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Raich
Fitzhugh
McDonald
Howard
Reeves
White
Coat of Sand Used to Improve Keeneland Track
Keeneland race track in Lexington Kentucky opened the 1837 season and was recently top dressed with 21 tons of sand to be worked in, aiming to make the Keeneland strip one of the best in the United States. Tex Carleton of the Chicago Cubs, who won 14 games last year, contributed six wins against the Boston Bees.
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Keeneland
Keeneland Racing Strip
U. S
Bees
Chicago
Tex Carleton
Chicago Cubs
Boston Bees
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