Rumors of Trades Vary in Baseball Camps Across Leagues
Rumors swirl about Cubs trades and lineup reshuffles as spring camps open. Talks link Charles Grimm and other stars with potential moves while teams like the Phillies and Giants weigh offers for outfielders and pitchers. The Cubs plan to adjust infield and outfield slots, with Goetz and other targets eyed by New York and Boston clubs.
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New York
Cubs
Rogers Hor BP
Fanisa
St. Loui
Malone
Bernsler
Pennsylvania
bin Harman
Bate
Elwood English
Charle Grimm
Hazen Cuylet
Vince’ Barton
Danny ‘Taylor
Wanis Klein
Whitey
Barneby
Chuck Klein
Pinky Whitey
Philies
Phillies
Klein
Hermady
Babe Herman
Wilson
Ed Brandt
Braves
Daxy Vance
Brandt
Giants
Hornby
Frank Goett
San Wrmctico
New York Yankees
Fos
Bridge bidding and play analysis from a No Trump contract
The article describes a bridge hand where East opens with a one no trump bid after North and South use a one over one sequence. The play shows missteps and careful carding as declarer and defense attempt to take tricks, with emphasis on heart and diamond sequences, players unnamed but including north south east and west. The narrative notes errors in signaling and strategic choices, highlighting the tension of the auction and subsequent play.
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East
Orth
Descleret
Duarmads
Pearts
Dosey
de Tmier
Ammr
Hatro
Cam
Uteka
South
Norti
Piar
Dumecy
Bat Geckerer
Bat Korth Woo
Ae Hidge
McKenney
Grid Games Roundup Across Colleges and Cities
A scrambled listing of college grid games with teams such as Georgia Harland Texas Cassar Urbana Iosa State and Misouch Ames Kentucky VoOPOT Le Lisaselle Washington Jeffer Easton Shigan Sparar Ch Georgetown East Kansas Lindoin Culque New York rth Catalina Tennessee Chapel Notre Dame South Bend Olle State North Penn Wisconsin Philadelphia St Marys Gonzaga San Francisco Calumn Albaght Scranton St Thomas rzodist Centenary Swarthmore Syracuse Penn State Syracuse Tulane Georgia Tech New Orleans Washington Stanford Seattle Virginia Lexington among varied venues and matchups.
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Georgia
Harland
Texas
Cassar
Iosa State
Misouch
Ames
Kentucky
Voopot
le Lisaselle
Washington
Jeffer- Easton Shigan Sparar Chorgetown
Kansas
Culque
New York
Catalina Ve
Tennessee
Chapel
Notre Dam
South Bend
Olle State
North
Penn
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
St. Mary's
Gonzaga
San Francis
Albaght
Scranton
St. Thomas
Centenary
Nd M
Swarthmore
Syracus
Fenn State
Syracuse
Tulane
Georgia Tech
New Orleans
Mudtenders
Collegeville
Stanford
Seattle
Virginia
Lexington
Ox Fibre League Results Highlight Close Friday Bowing Clash
In the Ox Fibre League at Diamond alleys the Machine Shop moved to first by taking two of three from the Black Room, with Boyer top scoring at 398 pins. On Wednesday Bristle Department won two of three against Brushmakers as results from yesterday and Friday games are recorded with partial captions and scattered notes.
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Black Room
Blackmen
Ana vi
Boyer
Ithe Bristle Department
Brushmakers
Max Carey Named Dodgers Manager in 1950
The crude OCR fragment indicates Max Carey was named manager of the Dodgers in 1950 after a shakeup that cut the prior manager from the Brokija Club. It references Robins, York, and rumors of replacements including Burleigh Grimes and Bucky Harris amid contract talks and public petitions in Brooklyn.
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Max Carey
Dodgers
Pyrsturghs
Brokija
Gener
York
Rebluss
Charles Teas Cooaner
Cnd
Elo
Robby
Robinson
Robins
Brooklyn
Dover Hall
Ganour
Carey
Burleigh Grimes
Bucky Harris
pRerpintg Hrouk
Do You Remember Do You Remember
One year ago today the New York Yankees began spring camp under new manager Joe McCarthy. Benny Bengough was released to Milwaukee and Bubbles Hargrave received a conditional release. Five years ago Mac Smith and Detie Sarazen defeated Par ket t and Turnesa 5 and 4 in a 72 hole match for 1600 dollars. Ten years ago a 30000 dollar first installment of Christy Mathewson testimonial proceeds was sent to Matty at Saranac Lake with about 10000 dollars still remaining from the bene- fit game funds.
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New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Benny Bengough
Milwaukee
Bubbles Hargrave
Mac Smith
Detie Sarazen
Johnny Parkett
Joe Turnes
Polo Grounds
Christy Mathewson
Matty
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Western Maryland and Duquesne Eleven Tie at Forbes Field
A 0 0 tie under lights at Forbes Field as Western Maryland and Duquesne stymied offenses. Duquesne’s Slive Zaninelli starred with punting and field leadership while Maryland mounted late threats but failed to score. Maryland earned more first downs but Duquesne held firm in a tense stalemate.
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Pittsburgh
Dusme
Maryland
Forbes Field
Slive
Zaninelli
Marylanders
Fittsburghers
Georgetown
Marplanders
Duquesne
Tone
Duke
Tessie
Duquesce
WT St Mary's 10 Meet Washington College Today
WT St Marys faces Washington College in a 10 point meet lineup. Key players include Jim Boggs at backup and Jack Berry starting at quarterback as coaches reshuffle positions to match up with Lebanon Valley and Tom Eibier's university.
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ST. Marys
Wash
Jim Boggs
Tomorne
Matoymen
Ferko
Jack Berry
Matoy
Tom Eibier
Zubris
Sullivan
PL Delaney
Kennedy
Gallant
Chalkley
Berry
Quarterbac
Dyal
O daaiTianet
Livpeat
Fale
Walbrook Collegiants to Meet Frederick Athletic Club
Walbrook Collegians of Baltimore travel to McCurdy Field Sunday at 2 30 p.m. to face the undefeated Frederick Athletic Club. Frederick sports a strong line while Walbrook, led by manager Niz grove, plans to counter with a padded- rivalry lineup and seven former Poly and City College stars.
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Frederick Athletic Club
Walbrook Collegians
Baltimore
McCurdy Field
Niz" Grove
Pop Beltz
Priday
Walbrook
Grove
Predertex
Collegians
Poly and
City College
Lovely College
Forest Park
Calvert Hall
Frederick
Frederick—Lipps
Ogle
Boone
Alexander
Stele
Es‘terly
Davis
Adams
Butler
Cramer
Hackman
Cantor
Daugherty
Minnick
Fredericks
Gerring
Wolfe
White
Moss
Wststeter
Baum
New nine hole record set at Catoctin Club by Ms B O Thomas
Ms B O Thomas of this city set a nine hole record at Catoctin Country Club with 41 strokes, nearing the 18 hole record of 88 held by Mrs William Schreiber. Her round included two birdies and five pars on the second round, with a total score of 89 for the 18 holes.
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Catoctin Country Club
B. O. Thomas
Willam
Schreiber
Thomas
Naval Academy considers moving Notre Dame game to Cleveland
Amid talk in the Washington Times, Naval Academy officials weigh transferring the Navy Notre Dame contest set for September 64 in Baltimore to Cleveland. City officials invite use of Municipal Stadium. both teams show interest, with Cleveland’s lack of local patrons noted.
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Gispatch
Washtom
Naval Academy
Navy‘Notre Dame
Seag Dey
Baltimore
Ciceland
Tricity
Cleveland
Palstadium
Cty
Sinc Balvimorrans
Sailora
Chitaro
Cleve
Pepper Mar and the Grove duel in a tense series
In a vivid account from the series, Pepper Mar faces Grove and Earnshaw with blunt humor and grit. Pepper notes he was in a fog while swinging, showing sportsmanship toward Cochrane and respect for rivals as he backtracks to hit back.
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Cochrane
Philadelphs
Auck
Pepper
Mickey
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