Buddy Lewis Backs Washington Role After Terry Regrets Loss
Washington Nationals third baseman Buddy Lewis rose from Gastonia Legion to a major league stint with the Giants and Lookouts, then earned a permanent spot in Washington. Report notes Bill Terry’s misjudgment in passing on Lewis, who became a top bunter and key hitter with 21 hits and 107 runs scored.
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Dizzy Dean Ordered to Bed for Complete Rest
The St Louis Cardinals pitcher Dizzy Dean has been ordered to bed for a complete rest due to sinus trouble that has lingered through training. His physician says the condition may not be serious, though Dean pitched three innings in an exhibition game against the New York Yankees, allowing one run.
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Frank Frisch Recounts Career and McGraw Era Insights
The piece recalls Frank Frisch's injury in Winter Haven with the Giants, his rise from Fordham to major league stardom, and praise for John McGraw and Branch Rickey. It features Fletcher's view on Frisch's value, a note on his position changes, and Frisch's advice to young players about hustle and consistent effort.
Girls Tournament Opens at Ashdown This Friday
Ashdown Ark hosts a four and twenty team girls basketball tournament beginning Friday at 3 a.m. with a knockout schedule leading to a championship game Saturday night. Local students sponsor visiting teams and officials assign first round byes and fairings.
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Ashwdewn High School
Walkerville
Christine Phillips
Beadley
Sara Museser
Lewisville
Betty al Freeman
Magnatia
Mary Elizabeth Phillips
Center Point
Katherine Adams
Patmos
Wynona Lave
Foreman
Clara Dell Lewis
Taylor
Marion Simpson
Village
Willie Dean Buercklin
Sara
Ioga
Annie Mae Sewell
Bright Etor
Lorena Phillips
Mr. Vernon
Ola Mae Fennington
Buelner
Betty Adams
Mineral Springs
Margie Thrash
North Reights
Frances Finley
Gillham
Dewanda M Hedgecock
Central
Grave Reynolds
Fouke
Hazel Taylor
Walksy Creek
Norg Bowman
Stamps
Janece Locke
Columbus
Evelyn Freeman
Garkuid
Mary Ann Me
Clerkin
Kirby
Pauline Pomby
Magnolia
Center Paint
Buckner
North Heights
Youke
Bardley
Furenim
Saratoga
Bright Star
Mt. Vernon
Gillata
Waller's Crook
Columbusane
Garland
Southern Players Show Promise in Major League Prospects
AP Feature Service writer Dillon Graham highlights Southern association stars likely to reach the majors. Herman Coaker leads the batting at .350, with Memphis standout Trip Triplett drawing Cubs interest. Cleveland eyes New Orleans recruits to shore up its shaky infield as Oscar Grimes Toi Trewin and Bob Shilling pursue big league chances. Pitchers Tom Drake and Joly Humphries and outfielder Roy Weatherly are also noted with the Indians.
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Dixie
Southern Association
Herman Coaker
Tript Triplett
Memphis
Chicago Cub
Charles Grimm
Cleveland
New Orleans
Indians
Oscar Grimes
Toi Trewin
Bob Shilling
Tom Drake
Joly Humphries
Roy Weatherly
Hunphries
New Cunningham? Munski hailed as rising star football recruit
Coach Jack Matthews at Wie University of Missonri praises sophomore John Munski from Lewistown Montana as a rising talent in the Rig Six conference. Analysts label him a solid challenger to Ginny Cunningham, with potential to challenge the era’s top sprinters during the upcoming regular season.
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John Munski
Jack Matthews
Wie University of Missonri
Ginny Cunninghin
Lewistown
Mont
Naas Cunninghing
AP Members Uphold Press Freedom and Truthful Reporting
A midcentury note extols The Associated Press for its 400 plus member papers, stressing the nonprofit cooperative’s duty to report events accurately and fearlessly. It recalls the 1893 founder’s call for facts free of bias, enabling readers to form independent opinions.
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Baseball Notes From The Early Season Digest
Drake notes win pace at 20 games while Weatherly returns for another shot. Detroit seeks pitching help as Benton and William Carl Doyle of Memphis may fit. Boston nearly moved the Red Sox, seven Travelers join the roster including Emerson Dickman and Willig Humphrey. Dickman and Humphrey each win 16, Midkiff and Rogers 13, Deal hits .349, Nomnenkamp .342. Tabor may be Cronin’s fix, Washington values Emile Leonard, Lloyd Russell joins Cleveland, Bloodworth Liveingston Wright Phebus named, and an orange, three pounds, 184 inches in circumference, emerges from Rio Grande valley.
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Lee Rodgers
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Washington
Emile Leonard
Atlanta
Cleveland
Lloyd Russell
Knoxville
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Bloodworth
Tom Liveingston
Taft Wright
Ray Phebus
Catcher Joins Traveler Camp After McLeod Spat
In Little Rock the McLeod deal fell through after Fort Worth rejected the transfer and the infielder chose not to play for his hometown club. Doc Prothro shifts focus to Traveler talent while planning further infield searches. Rain delayed workouts at Travelers Field. practice resumes Wednesday as Galvin arrives late, seven pounds overweight, Skinney Graham works out, and absentees Dwyer Snyder Braxton remain.
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Jimmy McLeod
Fort Worth
Doc Prothro
McLeod
Travelers Field
Pepper
Jim Galvin
Art (Skinney) Graham
Joe Dwyer
Bernie Snyder
Garland Braxton
Freshoo
Buchanan Heads Athletic Group
Prescott Ark at a Chamber of Commerce meeting Dr A S Buchanan was elected president of the Prescott Athletic Association for 1938. Other officers are Tom Bemis vice president C A Robison secretary Werner Hamilton treasurer. A four member board includes Arthur Turner J A Cole Clyde Hesterly and Jesse Crow.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. S. Buchanan
Prescott Athletic Association
Tom Bemis
C. A. Robison
Werner Hamilton
Arthur Turner
J. A. Cole
Clyde Hesterly
Jesse Crow
R. P. Hamby
C.A. Robison
D. A. Storey
J. BR. Bemis
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