Peace Reported in Cardinals Camp Amid Dizzy Dean Absence
Daytona Beach reports a serene Cardinals camp as Dizzy Dean stays away. Pepper Martin and Lon Warneke draw attention with antics and new gear. Manager Frankie Frisch oversees quiet workouts while players settle into cottages with colorful names at Osceola hotel near the ocean.
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Paul Mickelson
Daytona Beach
Fla
St Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy
Dizzy Miles
Bradenton
Diz
Brother Paul
Paul
Dallas ¥. M. C
Lonnie Warnecke
Frisch
Lon
Sam Breadon
Warneke
Cubs
Cardinals
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Martin
Daytona
al Pepper
Osceola Hotel
Clarence Lloyd
Doc Weaver
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Cleveland Indians Chief Guilty of White Lie Feller Salary Rise
Robert Feller, the young Cleveland Indians star, will earn $15,000 this season up from $10,000, stirring pay talks among teammates and drawing comparisons with greats like Babe Ruth. The piece notes historic salaries, past stars, and the economics of early 20th century baseball.
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Cleveland Indians
Feller
Richard McCann
NER Service
Robert Feller
Hollywood
Robert
C. C. Slapnicka
Slapnicka
Indians
Mr. Feller
Daylight Tales from Daytona Beach Navigate Ocean Myths
The excerpt recalls travel hardships along the East Coast to Florida with Frisch expressing ongoing suffering. A chaotic voyage leads to Daytona Beach where a lighthouse misidentification sparks humor. Doc Weaver, a patient mentor, treats a rookie to a mystery tour revealing the Atlantic Ocean’s reach.
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Florida
Frank
Frisch
Finichly
Daytona Beach
Doc
Anc
Doc Weaver
Atlantic Ocean
Boxing Gloves Open Key To Riverdale Star In AL Bid
Riverdale, Georgia native Harry Goneon Travis signed a contract to play baseball this summer under Washington AL, after two months of glove mascot antics for photographers. Clark Griffith urged him to get mean, while Griffith’s old feud tales with Ty Cobb and George Moriarty reveal a ringside matchmaking streak behind the club’s push for aggression. Travis’s lack of support from Earl Whitehill and Qasi Bluege, and his fear of rebuke, shaped his cautious stance and restrained response to the manager’s calls for tougher play.
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Shortstop
Washington
American League Baseball
Travis
Riverdale
Gawkin
Sumpin
Cobh
Moriarty
Griffith
Ty Cobb
George Moriarty
New York Highlanders
Tigers
Highlanders
Griff
Cobb
Tiger
Fox
Hal Chase
Hal
Furt Whitehill
Qasi Bluege
Earl
Shoeless Joe Jackson’s First Love 7 Years After Black Sox Scandal
The article profiles Joe Jackson, nicknamed Shoeless Joe, now a respected Greenville resident seven years after the 1919 Black Sox scandal. It recalls his World Series record of 12 hits in 1919, his transformation to a beloved neighbor, and the enduring mystery of his ouster from baseball.
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Joe Jackson
Black Sox
Greenville
Joe
Jess
Joa
Jon
Shadess
Cook County
Fin Bey
Troy
the Buabe
Pepper Martin
Fight talk marks a broken taunt season in baseball
Being broken under taunts, Devit unofficially ordered to poke at the pitcher, but he never acted. The season carries over fight talk as dispatches omit whether the young shortstop will be bonus paid by the number of fights. Likely fear of Mike Dacabs stepping in to demand ten percent.
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Babe Ruth
Robert
Feller
St. Mary’s
Baltimore
Fellers
Amos Rusie
Auburn
Wash
New York Giants
Amos
Clark Griffith
Washington Nationals
Chicago White Sox
Griffith
Devit
Mike Dacabs
Lockard Chosen Parker Captain
BAYETTEVILLE Arkansas Dey Lord reel Batesville was chosen by teammates Tuesday night to captain next year's Arkansas basketball team. Jack Robbing of Little Rock was noted sub captain. Lockard was the conference's lead scorer with 158 points. Holy Nhaye ork were selected on the All Southwest team as part of the association.
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Ark
Lordreel
Batesville
Arkansas
Jack Robbing
Giant
Little Rock
Lockard
Holy Nhaye Ork
El Dorado Mentor to College Post in Virginia
James Edwin Jimi Waller, former University of Alabama star, is named varsity football assistant head coach at Holt High School. The move links El Dorado alumni and Virginia Military Institute connections with coach names like Panton Hate, Walker, Hubert, Laslie, and Atmore mentioned in local notes.
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Lexington
War
Virginia Military Institute
James Edwin Jimi
Waller
Holt
Ala
Ais
Panton Hate
Walker
Hubert
Stowly
Barney Laslie
Albert Atmore
University of Alabama
el Dorado Carri I
Oliver
Pumped Air Used to Treat Football Knee
At the New Orleans Graduate Medical Assembly Theodore Simon of Louisiana State University Medical Center described using air pumped into the knee to create an image showing the underlying cause of football knee. The technique involved a hollow needle and enabled contrast X rays. seventeen LSU athletes reportedly underwent the treatment.
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New Orleans
la la
Baseball exile fuels Joe Jackson's enduring legend
Seventeen years after being barred by Judge Landis from major league baseball, Joe Jackson recalls his White Sox era and the 1917 World Series as he dreams of returning to the game. He remains readied, articulate, and still proud of past exploits despite exile.
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Judge Landis
Greenville
Joe
White Sox
New York Ginls
Heinie Zimmerman
Brldie Collins
Felsch
Gankil
New York City
Vodda
Gould
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