Wrigley Questions Dizzy Dean Deal Skepticism Grows
Chicago owner P K Wrigley voices skepticism about big name player trades after Dizzy Dean and the Cardinals deal history. The piece surveys past Cubs transactions, noting Dean’s durability and arm concerns, and questioning if future deals will pay off like prior moves.
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Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Chuca Kies
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Luis Spitu
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Red Birds
50 Years Of U S Golf By Gardner Soule
A fragmentary report recounts Gardner Soule's 50 Years Of U S Golf and a garbled note about a gnarly tree in Yorkers New York marked as the first 19th hole in U S history. It mentions the Andrew's apple orchard course and golfers leaving coats with lunch baskets and demijohns hung from branches.
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Gardner Soule
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U.S
Andrew's Apple Orchard
Sluggers and rookies shape up as baseballs big tribute
A boastful look at the Murderers Rows of St Louis Detroit and New York as the 100th anniversary celebrates. Key hitters Gehringer Greenberg Medwick Mize Slaughter York Mondorff Eaton Balmer Brumbaugh Bagby McNally show a wide spread of talent across leagues and teams. The piece notes past big league debuts and a historic pinch hit for Babe Ruth by Mike McNally.
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New York Yankees
St Louis
Detroit
New York
Joe Tillugaw
Low Gehnag
Brill Dickey
Tigers
Cardinals
Yankees
Charles Gehringer
Hank Greenberg
Rudy York
Cardinal
Joe Medwick
Johnny Mize
Enos Slaughter
Columbus
No Prosecution Of Anti Solicing Lew
City officials decided not to prosecute Howard Carroll a colored bellhop alleged to divert business from one hostelry to his employer after discussions showed partial understanding of the anti soliciting ordinance. City Attorney Edward J. Smith indicated parties were willing to comply. Paul E Rodke Union Bridge paid a $10 fine for exceeding 43 mph. Corp May handled the case. Milton E Nash Laberty forfeiture noted for traffic violation. Gilmer D. Smith Cumberland fined $1 for speeding 25 mph. Charles R. King Cumberland fined $10 for passing on a hill. Officer T A Short reported.
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Frederick
Howard Carroll
Edward J. Smith
Paul E Rodke
Union Bridge
Walter E Sinn
Corp Pw
Bowling League Yesterday’s Results Summary
Shinley's defeated Cramer's 2 to 1 in yesterday's K. of P. bowling league action. The schedule shows a rematch on Monday with Cramers facing Stupley's in a roll-off match.
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Cramer
Cramers
Stupley
Bridge hand analysis breaks rules and plays a key finisher
Discussion of a bridge hand where South misguessed and East made a decisive queen over the king, illustrating why certain plays are prudent. The article notes that refusing to play the king would risk losing four or five spades and that East’s clever discard and the two heart overcall influenced the outcome. South ends with six diamonds despite a spade finesse, with the last trick secured by East’s ace after a misread signal.
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American Contract Bridge League
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East
West
Four Candidates At Meetings In Elkton
Four of the six Democratic gubernatorial candidates campaigned in Elkton with two meetings. Mayor Howard W. Jackson and Attorney General Herbert R. O'Conor shared a luncheon platform at the Cecil County women’s club, then spoke to the county men’s Democratic organization. They clashed on alms house conditions as a state responsibility, while State Comptroller Wm S Gordy Jr and State Senate President Lansdale G Lasseer focused on their official duties.
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Elkton
Cecil County Women's Democratic Club
Howard W. Jackson
Herbert R. O’conor
Wm S . Gordy, Jr
Senate
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Feller Holds Browns to One Hit in 9-0 Cleveland Win
In Cleveland, Bob Feller, 19, from Van Meter Iowa, dazzled with a one hit shutout against the St. Louis Browns, fanning six and driving in two runs as Cleveland rolled 9 to 0. Also noted today, Washington beat Philadelphia 3-0 behind Dutch Leonard, White Sox edged Tigers 5-3, and Dizzy Dean debuted with Chicago in a 10-4 win over Cincinnati.
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Rigney
Cain
Rensa
Dizzy Dean
Cincinnati
Jerome Herman
Dizzy) Dean
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St. Lows
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Redlegs
Dizzy
Joe DiMaggio Bows To Yankees Terms
New York April 20 Joe DiMaggio holdout outfielder of the New York Yankees notified business manager Ed ward G Barrow that he accepted the club s salary offer of 25 000 He telegraphed Barrow from San Francisco to accept to end a holdout started January 21 When first demanding 35 000 he later raised the figure to 40 000 DiMaggio will report to the Yankees by Saturday morning and was in uniform for the game with Washington Rollie Hemsley debuted for the Indians with a single in five at bats for a .260 average Aloose Solters dropped to .211 The averages show Hemsley Indians 51 AB 10 200 Vosmuk Solters Indians 9 AB 2 11
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AB H Ave- Hemsley Indians
Vosmukk Red Sox
Indians
Barons Leave For Home Today For Bye Month Pennant Drive
The Wilkes Barre Barons of the Eastern League plan a two hour workout at McCurdy Field from 10 to 12 this morning before leaving by special bus around 1 PM. Manager Mike McNally lists 19 players retained including Botlock who declined a lower classification and was released. Zubik and O Flaherty praised as top catching staff and pitcher readiness lags slightly. Opening day ceremonies set for January 27 with Gov Harle throwing the first ball and a militia escorted parade. Hazleton to visit Wilkes Barre in exhibition before the season opener.
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Robert Helvey
Charlie Willis
John O'Flaherty
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Walter] Walsh
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Frank Lesko
Tony Fiorito
Henry Peplosk
George Bink
Hebert Fitzgerald
William Fuchs
Tony Sabol
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George H. Harle
Hazleton
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National League Results and Schedule Summary
National League results show New York 2, Cincinnati 6 and Brooklyn 3, New York 6. Today’s games include Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, Boston at New York, and Chicago 5, Detroit 4. Cleveland 9, St Louis 0, Philadelphia unspecified. Other clubs not scheduled.
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LUF'S STUFF THIS WORLD And the world’s a small place after all
A reflective short column on the perception of a wide world, noting that many stay in their lanes while others chase fortunes elsewhere. It expresses how magazines convert distant scenes into familiar images, making the world feel smaller despite vast experiences. Advertising is promoted as a result-driven tool.
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N. A. Lafearrow
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