Every Team Has Some Who Don't Hustle Says Herman
Billy Herman, ex Dodger coach now with the Milwaukee Braves, said in Miami that every team has players who don t hustle. He defended the Dodgers and noted his own club will rely on rookies as Braves veterans work into shape. Braves manager Fred Haney discussed rookie prospects and Burdette s holdout seeking a raise near 40 000.
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George Lederer
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Billy Herman
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Associated Press
Bradenton
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Fred Haney
Brewtown
Wes Covington
Terims
Red Schoendienst
Johnny Logan
Frank Torre
del Crandall
Andy Pafko
Warren Spahn
Bob Rush
Bob Buh
Gene Conley
Lew Burdette
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George Barker
Dick Hanson
Reg MacKenzie
Don Nottebart
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Cal Beskine
Pelvid Mancay
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Dryndale
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Hogan Bassey and Moreno sign for Wrigley title bout
World featherweight champion Hogan Bassey from Nigeria speaks at a press conference while signing for a 15 round title fight with Pajarito Moreno at Wrigley Field on April 1. He defends his calm, courteous image and notes his schooling and name origins as he exchanges jokes with Moreno and analysts.
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Silky Sullivan
Last-Hole Birdie Earns Florida Win for Smith
Marilynn Smith captured top money in the $5,000 Jacksonville Women's Open after a dramatic last-hole birdie. The Wichita, Kansas pro posted a final round 73 to finish one over par, clinching the title in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Jane Burgess
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Cincinnati
Pinseo
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Doug Ford
J, Burkemo
Bill Nary
Venturi
San Francisco
Howie Johnson
Arnald Palmer
Bears Clinch NCAA Berth In Pac Coast Thriller
California 80, Oregon State 74. Cal slowly pulled away after intermission, marching to a 48-35 halt, then surged to a 42-26 edge before Bradley rallied briefly. Cal’s Pete Newell squad earns a second straight regional bid, with Seattle meeting Wyoming and Idaho State facing Arizona State before the Cow Palace regional rounds.
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Dodgers Seek Third Straight Win In Grapefruit League Clash
Miami reports the Dodgers aim for a third straight victory and a sweep of the world champion Braves as they battle at Miami Stadium. Casey Wise drives in runs with doubles, and Dick Gray Junior Gilliam and Roseboro contribute in a seven-inning rally before Claude Raymond yields four in the eighth.
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Dick Gray
Larry Sherry
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John Roseboro
Dodgers Edge Braves In Dodger Stadium Thriller
Dodgers overcome a 4-0 deficit to beat the Braves 6-4 at Milwaukee? No, Dodger Stadium? The account notes key late runs and specific plays including a groundout by Kinp, a double by Cimoli, and hits by Larker and Neal as Los Angeles rallies. Pitchers Sherry and Hendrickson work to preserve the lead with solid relief in a tense frame.
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Grapefruit Standings Across 1930s Circuit City Notes
A fragmented standings list shows teams such as Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Baltimore, and Cleveland across multiple dates and locations. Schedule snippets reference matchups like Milwaukee versus Los Angeles, Baltimore versus San Francisco, and New York against St. Louis with various cities noted for venues and dates.
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Bassey Moreno Pact Sets Rematch Clause in Wrigley Fight
Bassey and Moreno signed for a 15 round outdoor world featherweight title bout set for Wrigley Field. The match will share a rematch clause and is to take place in Los Angeles with Moreno earning about $38,000 and Bassey $2,870,000 gross gate under the pact.
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Unclear OCR List of Names and Scores in Washington Game
Fragmentary OCR text lists players and figures including Byerly and S elton from a Washington game. Names such as Backer, Stila, PIEAD ATEN, and Delock appear with numbers that may indicate scores or rosters, but details are garbled.
West Coast Athletic Conference names 1938 MVP
Coast Star reports San Francisco's Mike Farmer named the West Coast Athletic Conference most valuable player for the 1938 season. The Southern California Basketball Writers Association released their All-Star selections, listing PeC Don Belntesh and others with terms garbled in places. The article names several players from USC, Pepperdine, and other West Coast teams, though OCR errors obscure portions of the lineup.
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