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Newspaper

Panama City Pilot

Location

Panama City, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1940

Page

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Daytona Beach Eliminated by Sanford Quint

Sanford defeats Daytona Beach 28 to 23 in a first round upset at the Region 2 tournament. Regional play continues across Florida with Class A and B teams advancing to state and district events through mid March, including Tallahassee, Gainesville, and Jacksonville venues.

Jacksonville Flnc Florida Orlando Daytona Beach Sanford Gainesville Tallahassee Tavares Tarpon Springs Marianna Pensacola Lake City Malone Live Oak Panama City DeLand Tampa Plant Jefferson Plant City Bartow Winter Haven St. Petersburg Fort Myers Miami Miami Beach Lake Worth Fort Lauderdale Key West Miami Edison Ponce de Leon Coral Gables Miami High Andrew Jackson Graceville Leonia Vernon Campbellton Alachua

Rosenwald-Tivoli Tonight Basketball Showdown

The Rosenwald high school girls and boys basketball teams host Tivoli High of DeFuniak Springs tonight at 7 p m on the local Negro school court. Tivoli is 12-2 this season. It is the first meeting this season. Walton county runner up at the district tournament. Rosenwald knocked out in their first game.

Rosenwald High School Tivoli High School DeFuniak Springs Walton County Rosenwald

Blades Sees Cardinal Year If Infield Clicks For 1939

Baseball columnist Harry Grayson notes a powerful St. Louis lineup with Johnny Mize at first and Jimmy Brown versatile in infield spots. He sees two infielders, Stuart Martin and Marvin Marion, as pivotal return to form possible, plus strong support from outfielders Medwick Slaughter Moore and Owen. If infield defense improves, the Cardinals could challenge the Reds and contend for the pennant in 1939.

Harry Grayson NEA St, Petersburg Fla Cardinals Reds F. Raymond Blades St. Louis Johnny Mize Jimmy Brown Stuart Martin Red Blazers Lyn Lary Don Gutteridge Marion Doy Ray Blades Martin Marion Leo Durocher Frank Crosetti Daytona Beach Rochester Joe Orengo Sacramento Maurice Sturdy Eddie Lake Max Lanier Murry Dickson Francis Barrett Harry Brech~een Ernest White Houston Preacher Roe Don Padgett Mickey Owen Billy DeLancey Arizona Joe Medwick Terry Moore Enos Slaughter Old Pepper Martin Fleet Harold Epps Evin Adams Yankees

Training Camp Notes From The Associated Press

In Orlando Bucky Harris works away on waiver lists seeking an experienced pitcher to lift the Washington Senators from the second division. Harris favors castoffs from other clubs, a pattern he has used with success. In Pensacola rookie Robert Bragan, 21, has impressed Phillies coaches at shortstop with quick reflexes and solid fielding though his hitting remains uncertain.

Associated Press Orlando Fla Washington Senators Bucky Harris Harris Senators Pensacola Miami Beach Robert Bragan Phillies Hans Lobert

Tigers Lose Two Players To Hospital Ills In Lakeland

Detroit Tigers report two players sidelined in Lakeland Florida with health issues. Charley Gehringer has a lame back and left practice on Wednesday. Barney McCosky also sidelined with an upset stomach, compounding Tigers’ injury worries.

Tigers Lakeland Fla Detroit Tigers Hospital St Charley Gehringer Barney McCosky

Giants learn base running from Jurges in Florida

Teaching session at Winter Haven shows Billy Jurges demonstrating a scoring method from second. He explains starting behind the basepath to ease rounding third, as Manager Bill Terry watches.

Joe Winter Haven Fla Billy Jurgest New York Giants Bill Terry Jurges Jurgee

Hemsley Targets Switch Hitting With Left Hand

Fort Myers Florida catcher Rollie Hemsley plans to bat left handed this season breaking from a career as a right handed hitter. He has been slugging from the port side in spring training and believes saving a stride will help his hitting. He is a capable drag hunter and aims to prove the move can work in the majors.

Fort Myers Fla Rollie Hemsley Hemsley

Dodgers Meet Reds in Clearwater Exhibition

In Clearwater Florida the Dodgers and Reds opened spring play with manager Bill McKechnie planning a rover lineup and aiming to test outfielder Mike McCormick. Dodgers leaned on a veteran mix led by Hugh Casey who is expected to start the opening game on April 16.

Dodgers REDS Clearwater Fla Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Bill McKechnie Mike McCormick Og Pieley Hugh Casey

Bryant Comes Along as Cubs Begin Intra-squad

Avalon California report says Clay Bryant, Chicago Cubs pitcher sidelined much of 1989 by arm trouble, is progressing well. He has thrown more baseballs than last spring and shows no ill effects. The first intra-squad scrimmage was planned for today.

Bryant Avalon Calif Clay Bryant Chicago Cub Ronson

Muddy Ruel Takes On New Pitching Case

Pasadena report states Muddy Ruel, former catcher and White Sox coach, works with rookie Wallie Eaves to fix a stiff wrist curve after four years on crutches from a leg injury. Ruel has trained pitchers like Thornton Lee Dietrich Brown Knott and Ed Smith.

Ruel Pasadena Calif Muddy Ruel Chicago White Sox Thornton Lee Bill Dietrich Clint Brown Jack Knott Ed Smith Wallie Eaves Eaves Muddy

Yankees prep Henrich for possible Dahlgren slump

St Petersburg report says Joe McCarthy strengthens New York lineup by training Tom Henrich as a backup option. Henrich has spent four days in reserve infield drills at second base to learn ground balls, with the apparent plan to move him to first in an emergency.

ST. Petersburg Fla Joe McCarthy New York Yankees Babe Dahlgren Tom Henrich Henrich McCarthy Brain Trust

Miller Holdout Looms as Camp Opens in Bradenton

Casey Stengel terms Eddie Miller a holdout if he misses the first camp day in Bradenton. Stengel notes freshman pitchers Callahan Barney Stringevich and Henry Majeski at second base while Cuccinello performs in the infield.

Miller Bradenton Eddie Miller Casey Stengel Joe Callahan Tom Barney Nick Stringevich Henry Majeski Noe Cuccinello

DiMaggio Scion Injured Chasing Fly in Sarasota

Dominic DiMaggio narrowly escaped a severe heel injury in Sarasota while chasing a fly and colliding with Roger Cramer. Manager Joe Cronin praised his pitching crop, especially Ralph Waite, in the latest showing.

Dominic Sarasota, Fla DiMaggios Roger Cramer Joe Cronin Ralph Waite

Cardinals Not Worried About Yankees Exhibition

St Louis manager Ray Blades says the Cardinals are not worried about tomorrow's exhibition with the World Champion Yankees. He ordered extra long batting practice today as regulars faced intra-squad play. Jimmy Brown has a twisted knee, but Blades did not plan to use him in the exhibition games.

ST. Petersburg Ray Blades St. Louis Cardinals Yankees Nehdy Jimmy Brown Blades

Betty Jameson Succumbs To Florida Coast Defeat

Betty Jameson, 1938 women's golf champion from San Antonio, loses again in Florida East Coast action. She falls 4 and 3 to Mrs. Freda Nolan of New Castle, Penn, in the second round after earlier winter exits to Patty Berg and Elizabeth Hicks. Nolan advances to face Hicks as Berg meets Clara Callendar.

St, Augustine Fla Mar Betty Jameson San Antonio Tex Freda Nolan New Castle Miss Jameson Miami Biltmore Patty Berg Patty Betty Palm Beach Miss Berg Petit Elizabeth Hicks Long Beach Calif California Orlando South Atlantic Ormond Beach Little Miss Hicks Mrs. Nolan Miss Hicks Clara Callendar

Florida Gators resume spring football practice

Florida Gators players voted to resume spring practice through March 20 after meeting with resigning head coach and athletic director Josh Cody. Cody will join Temple as line coach while speculation swirls about a split duties arrangement and potential new head coach candidates including Red Sanders Brady Cowell and Herbert McQuillian.

Gainesville Fla University of Florida Josh Cody Cody Temple University Philadelphia Ray Morrison Vanderbilt Temple Harold Williams Walter Milligan Williams Pittsburgh Percy Beard Red Sanders Louisiana State University Brady Cowell Hee Stetson University DeLand Florida Herbert McQuillian Stetson Texas A

Bay High Tornado Meets Coca Cola Basketeers In Fast Tilt

Bay High Tornado faces Coca Cola basket team in a closely watched night game at the high school gym. The independent Coca Cola squad, praised as a strong amateur outfit, is expected to give Bay High a tough test after their recent district tournament loss to Leon. Coach Tommy Oliver, who leads Bay High and also plays with Coca Cola, may coach against his own players tonight.

Bay High Tornado Coca Cola Basketeers Douglas Allen Pensacola Y.M.C.A Mer Tommy Oliver Oliver Bay High Coca Cola Thee Tornado Leon

Sports Roundup From New York March 8 1940s

Ticket sales for the Tampa all star game lag may move to St Pete. Al Wells travels to fight a 12000 suit by Eddie Mayor against Arturo Godoy. Paul Dean reverses retirement wants to join Giants. Don Budge joins Tampa Ter race band. Brooklyn camp lists 11 outfielders four road secretaries. Ernie Kay weight notes 202 to 203 pounds. Florida breezes questioned versus Dodgers.

New York Mar Landis St. Pete al Wells Eddie Mayor Arturo Godoy Paul Dean Giants Dallas Steers Don Budge Tampa Cafe Society Max Plattner Tampa Terrace Hotel Brooklyn Ernie Kay Florida Breezes Dodgers

Reminiscence Echoes in Sports and Coaching Rumors

A collage of sports reminiscence mentions former players and coaching goals. Mike Vermillion overcomes adversity to star as a tough tackle at Wichita University. Ray Morrison’s long‑rumored Vanderbilt job looms, and Monty Stratton eyes a pitching comeback. Lew Jenkins and Tippy Larkin duel in tonight’s Garden bout.

Dent Iron Man Nile Kinnick Mike Vermillion Mike Wichita University Wichita Ray Morrison Vanderbilt White Sox Monty Stratton Lew Jenkins Tippy Larkin Garden

Golf Writer Forgets Clubs In Move

Al Sharp, now with an Atlanta paper after leaving Chattanooga, forgets his golf clubs. Cliff Faura, Pontiac Mich hockey defenseman from New Orleans, jokes about ice only in cocktails. Bruce Dudley, Louisville baseball GM, assists judge at a Palatka Florida flower show.

al Sharp Chattanooga Atlanta Cliff Faurla Pontiac, Mica New Orleans Bruce Dudley Louisville Palatka Fla

Fights Last Night Results From Multiple Cities

Multiple boxing decisions listed by location. In Baltimore Joe Ghaouly outpointed Woody Board. New Haven Julie Kogan outpointed Ambrose Logan. Philadelphia Salvatore Rughello outpointed Joe Sofi. Harrisburg Joe Bellott outpointed Baltrante.

Associated Press Baltimore Joe Ghaouly St. Louis Woody Board Uniontown New Haven Julie Kogan Ambrose Logan Philadelphia Salvatore Rughello New York Joe Sofi Harrisburg Joe Bellott Williamsport Baltrante

Baseball Trade Talks Stirring Cards Spotlight

Dan Daniel reports rumors that Bill Terry may trade Harry Danning to the St Louis Cardinals. Branch Rickey and Sam Breadon seek a first class catcher to win the pennant, with Joe Medwick as a possible target. The dispute over the Mike Jacobs Joe Goult Jim Braddock suit continues, while Connie Mack rates Herman Besse, the $35 000 pitching prospect from Memphis, highly.

Dan Daniel N. Y World-Telegram Mike Jacobs Joe Goult Jim Braddock Connie Mack Herman Besse Memphis

Training Camp Finds Lombardi Working Hard

Tampa Fla March 8 Ernie Lombardi the Cincinnati catcher trains in camp and works like a rookie in two intercamp games including a 12 inning effort. A teammate says he is two weeks ahead of last spring and could hit .320. Lombardi, NL batting champion in 1938 with .342 and MVP, slumped to .286 last season. Also Vander Meer shows signs of returning to 1938 form, which would boost Reds. Johnny fizzled in 1939, then bared a strong spring showing, pitching three innings with good arm, striking out Ival Goodman for the final out.

Gayle Talbot Tampa Fla Cincinnati Ernie Lombardi Bernie Yankees Keller Dizzy Eame Lampore Ernie Reds Lombardi Johnny Vandermeer Bill McKenzie Johnny Ival Goodman

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