Yankees Hold Exhibition Camp Amid Rostering Changes
March reports from New York and Chicago describe Yankee training at St Petersburg with Fenner to shore up pitching while Ruth Autrey and Cullop cope with injuries. Maranville breaks an ankle for the Cubs in Los Angeles, affecting the May season outlook as managers adjust lineups and schedules across camps in Florida and California.
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Pennock
Yanks
Esnew York
Herb Fenngcle
Athlitics
Red Sox
Yankee
St. Petersburg
Babe Ruth
Martin Autrey
Nick Cullop
Yankees
Giants
Rosota
Dodgers
Luck Keeps Haggerty From Top Scoring Honor
The Big Ten top scorer race shifts as George Haggerty ends with 100 points after nine games due to a Chicago injury that sidelined him. John Miner of Ohio State leads with 192, followed by Logan Indiana 124, Cunningham Ohio State 112, and Spradling Purdue about 103. Michigan’s season shows two defeats, with final scores listed versus Northwestern, Purdue, Ohio, Wisconsin, Chicago, Indiana, and others.
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Associated Books
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Haggerty
Big Ten
John Miner
Ohio State
Logan
Indiana
Cunningham
Ohio
Spradling
Purdue
Haggerty
Michigan
Chicago
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Bowling Captains Plan City League Banquet Arrangement
Bowing captains from the city league will meet at Smith alleys tonight to organize the annual banquet for bowlers. With two new teams this season the event will accommodate about 50 guests and prizes will be awarded to top four teams next week. Entries for the doubles tournament are rolling in and will close once 60 players sign up.
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Handball Tournament Opens in Cleveland with Broad Field
The Associated Press reports a major handball championship starting in Cleveland with teams from New York, Detroit, San Angeles, Milwaukee, Montreal, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, and more. Present champions Maynard Laswell of Los Angeles and other top players headline a field of 12 cities competing today.
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Maynard Laswell
Jalty Buide
Isoteles
Joe Maturay
Seu Francisco
Sail
BUD Leute
Indoor high school meet debuts at Ann Arbor arena
The first indoor track meet for Michigan high schools will be held at the Water Street field house Saturday. More than 100 high schools expected to send about 140 athletes. This event opens a three week series of interscholastic fairs in Ann Arbor, overlapping with the state basketball tournament and scholastic swimming meet.
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Maren Li
Michigan
Ann Arbuy
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Camp Funeral Service Marked By Simplicity
A private funeral service marked by simplicity is planned for Waller Camp son of the late American football figure and noted graduate. Reverend Houghton of the Redemption Church will officiate at Haven, Conn. Interment will be at Myergreen Memorial.
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Detroit Speedboat Races Spark Big Event Rumor
Disjointed text hints at a Detroit speedboat race marked as a major event with scattered names and phrases. The readable parts suggest an upcoming gathering, with references to drivers, yacht terms, and local excitement amid fragmented wording.
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Detroit
Jin
Doings of the Duffs Solve a Florida Mystery
The Duffs meet a mysterious stranger on a train to Florida and learn the guests at a hotel are using outfits from a fashion salon stock. They vow to unravel the mystery amid Arabian Nights Florida Nights and Days.
Michigan Track Team Prepares After Big Ten Victory
Michigan returns to Ann Arbor with an indoor schedule, aiming to defend the Big Ten title. Coach Steve Farrell’s lineup emphasizes veterans in dual meets as freshmen and sophomores gain experience. The squad eyes a field-house dedication and an outdoor campaign starting soon, with Eastern powers like Cornell looming.
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Sports Briefs Mix of Standouts and Matchups Across Nations
The page compiles scattered sports notes including Indiana area ties and a selection of college and high school teams. Notable items mention Maria Him Uirani as first car owner in a local feature and Willie Spencer of New York set to clash on March 20.
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Selb
The Call of the Outdoors column opens readers to a daily series
The writer announces a daily outdoor life column for The News. It invites beginners and veterans alike to explore camping canoeing hunting and fishing while stressing conservation. It seeks reader letters, aims to educate on fair sportsmanship and will address questions about outdoor topics.
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Taulk
Dam
Fragmentary note hints at spring training plans
A garbled OCR fragment mentions setting up exercises and spring preparation for the basketball season, suggesting early training activities and team readiness. No clear names, places, or dates are recoverable, but the context implies a preparatory period before games commence.
McCoy Jury Enters Fourth Day Deliberations
In Los Angeles, the jury weighing the Kid McCoy robbery and assault case entered a fourth day of deliberations after the panel, consisting of 10 men and two women, was returned to their hotel. The judge did not indicate when a verdict might come. Theresa Morrison testified yesterday as part of the ongoing trial.
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Charles Mist
Maranville Rests Easy After Injury Sunday
The Associated Press reports Walter Rabbit Maranville, shortstop and general star for the Chicago Cubs, was injured during an exhibition game against the Los Angeles Angels on the West Coast. He left the field after a collision, was treated at hospital, and was reported resting comfortably.
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Bowling Congress Scores Are High in Silver Jubilee Tourney
The Associated Press reports in Buffalo on March 16 that the silver jubilee tournament sees bowling scores soar. 14 teams exceed 2800 in totals, led by North Center Alleys of Chi to, with 2947. Twelve pairs exceed 1200 in the all events. In nine games Devite of Chicago posts 1852, top nine-game total. Mounts and Fulton of Indianapolis combine for a two-man 1245.
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Chityo
Devite
Chicago
Joe Fulton
Fred Mounts
Indianapolis
Judge Emerick Bedbound Delays Scott Divorce Hearing
Judge Frank Emerick of the circuit court is confined to bed with a severn condition, delaying the resumed divorce hearing of Congressman Frank D. Scott against Edna James Scott, postponed from January and now uncertain for March 10. Mrs. Scott had secured four day positions and will introduce witnesses in Washington when the hearing resumes.
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Mich
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Memorial Day Exams Proposed for Michigan Students
University of Michigan plans Memorial Day as study day with final examinations. Committee of deans recommends May 20 as first exam date and exams through June 1 except Sundays to ease reporting of grades before graduation. Acting President Lloyd authorized to form a committee to arrange services honoring Dr. Marlen LeRay Burion.
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Mich
University of Michigan
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Senate Council
Chen
Jonger Permt
Alfred J. Lloyd
Marlen LeRay Burion
Cities Officials Fight Bond Tax in Michigan
In Lansing the Michigan League of Municipalities backed a Martin bill in the senate to levy a four mill tax on all state and municipal bonds. The measure faces amendments in taxation, with debates over retroactive applicability and exemptions for soldiers' bonds. The league supports requiring municipally owned utilities to report to the state utilities commission, while opponents argue the bill squeezes funds from cities to the state and counties.
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Two Girls in Hospital After Sunday Auto Crash
The Associated Press reports two sisters Evelyn and Marlon Lurdon, aged 19 and 17, were hospitalized after a car collided with a truck driven by Russell L. Jackson. Driver Garfield Moyle and Jackson were held by police. A fourth person, Harry Harrion of Plint, was charged with operating a vehicle when intoxicated after striking Geneva Fethike, four, as she crossed the street. Several others suffered injuries.
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Russell L. Jackson
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Cable ceremonies mark transmission to Mussolini envoys
A fragment describes Italian ambassadors at Western Union offices during a cable ceremony. A second message routed to Premier Mussolini via Kellogg is referenced, highlighting a diplomatic transmission between Italy and the United States.
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