Cardinals lineup to start season with few changes
In St. Petersburg, Billy Southworth says the St. Louis Cardinals will begin the season with the same lineup that defeated the New York Yankees, aside from a couple of changes. Jim Brown at second, Martin Marionis, Steve Mesner at short, Ernie Kay in left, Terry Moore in center, Enos Slaughter in right, Walker Cooper catching, Johnny Mize at first, and a first string pitcher. Frank Crespi still has a chance at shortstop.
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Associated Press
ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Billy Southworth
Jim Brown
Martin Marionis
Steve Mesner
Ernie Kay
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Walker Cooper
Johnny Mize
Frank Crespi
Cubs Veteran Charley Root Seeks 200th Victory Start Role
Avalon California reports that Charley Root, 40, a longtime Cubs pitcher, has received good news from manager Jimmy Wilson. Wilson will limit bullpen duties and use Root in spot starting roles to boost his chances of achieving his 200th victory. he needs seven more.
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Avalon
Calif
Charley Root
Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Wilson
Wilson
Ferrick Shines in Three Perfect Innings for Athletics
In Anaheim California Tom Ferrick looked sharp for the Philadelphia Athletics pitching three perfect innings against the Los Angeles club. He struck out two batters and allowed only three to reach the infield while also belting a home run.
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Anaheim
Calif
Tom Ferrick
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Los Angeles
Browns to Open Exhibition With Familiar Browns Bees Lineup
SAN ANTONIO Tex The St Louis Browns rely on veterans for an all out drive for the first division and will feature the same lineup in today’s exhibition opener against the Boston Bees Reading from top to bottom Heffner 2b Radcliff jf McQuinn 1b Judnich cf Laabs rf Clift 3b Berardino ss Swift c George Caster Bob Harris and Jack Kramer will pitch
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San Antonio
Tex
St. Louis Browns
Boston Bees
Heffner
Radcliff
McQuinn
Judnich
Laabs
Clift
Berardino
Swift
George Caster
Bob Harris
Jack Kramer
Hurvey lauds Pan American goodwill in lecture
Mr Hurvey praised Pan American Airways for fostering inter American goodwill and cited Ford Motor Co and other businesses as examples of cordial relations. He noted actions hindering Southern Hemisphere ties and answered audience questions. The Institute of Understanding resumes next Friday with Col M Thomas Tchou on “An Impoverished World.”
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Hurvey
Pan-American Airways
Americas
Ford Motor Co
United States
Record Snowstorm Closes Roads and Delays Travel Across East
Blinding snow and ice paralyzed New York area air travel with a 16 inch LaGuardia snowfall. Upstate New York man dies after leaping from a skidding car. Coastal storms bring sleet and rain, with primary arteries open and many secondary roads closed. Air flights cancelled. America liner delayed eight hours. New York City sanitation mobilizes 9,500 workers as pedestrians struggle in high winds. Washington records 10 inches of snow, while Boston braces for a major blizzard with forecasts of 12 inches or more.
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New York
Lisbon
United States
America
California
la Guardia Field
Georgia
Misssissippi
Carolinas
Tennessee
Atlantic City
N. J
Ocean City
Long Island
Cape Hatteras
U. S
Wasp
Severn River
Maryland
Washington
Boston
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Louis Simon bout tops $5 as light heavyweight tease
New York report notes Joe Louis versus Abe Simon priced at five dollars and up for a heavyweight title bout. Mentions Ernie Lombardi signing readiness and Jim Braddock's hoped comeback via manager Joe Gould. Jim Braddock may tour a southern exhibition with Red Burman. Carnett, a left-handed fighter, reportedly owns an Oklahoma coal mine.
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New York
Special News Service
Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Ernie Lombardi
Ed Bales
Chattanooga News-Free Press
Jim Braddock
Jim
Joe Gould
Red Burman
Red
Edwin Elliott Carnett
Oklahoma
Go Easy Boys Probe Allegations Against Big Ten
The Chicago University student paper pushes for a probe into unethical athletic activity within the Big Ten. It warns that overzealous scrutiny could reveal Chicago’s own questionable practices.
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Chicago U
Chicago
Quiet Washington night as Conn Hassett fight rumors swirl
Washington papers report a hush after the bout with no one asking who won the Conn Hassett fight. The piece notes oddities including Dan ning’s debut and a fly ball chase as notable moments. Joe Louis is seen training for Abe Simon in Detroit. Lou Ambers enjoys a celebratory cab ride to view a Garden lights moment.
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Washington
Indians Allowed High Ball After Game Says Manager
Tim Cocrane reports from the New York World Telegram that manager Peckinpaugh approves Indians taking a high ball after games. He adds it is proper when the count is three and two, but warns the ChiSox risk punishment from M R S Comiskey if they get frisky with beer or whisky.
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Tim Cocrane
N. Y
World- Telegram
Peckinpaugh
Indians
ChiSox
Jimmy Dykes
M R S. Comiskey
Notable radio and birthday notes among 1940s papers
Elmer Layden will guest star on Bill Stern's Sports Newsreel of the Air tomorrow night after doing well on Information Please. The Satevepost plans a Clayton Haefner golfer feature authorized by Jame Wade of the Charlotte Observer. Uncle Cy Sherman of the Lincoln Star turns 70 and marks 54 years in newspapers next Monday. Bendy Leonard's restaurant closed and Georgia Tech coach Bill Alexander has become a grandfather.
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Elmer Layden
Bill Stern
Satevepost
Clayton Haefner
Jame Wade
Charlotte Observer
Cy Sherman
Lincoln
Neb) Star
Bendy Leonard
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
City league game ends with six on floor penalty
In Dallas a city league basketball game opened with four players and the ball not discovered for three minutes. Later the same team was penalized for having six players on the floor. Nice going, boys.
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Dallas
Durocher Plans Snub for Giants Varsity Trip
New York reports Leo Durocher aims to keep the main Giants squad in Havana and send the scrubs to Miami to face the New Yorkers on March 15 16 The printers union may hold a special meeting to discuss Fordham football prospects for next fall involving Jendryczyk Wucksando vich Andrejo and Afrenewicz
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New York
Special News Service
Leo Durocher
Giants
Havana
Scrubs
Miami
New Yorkers
Printers’ Union
Jendryczyk
Wucksandovich
Andrejo
Afrenewicz
Fordham
Fletcher Henderson honors Lew Jenkins with The Jenkins Swing
Band leader Fletcher Henderson features The Jenkins Swing to honor Lew Jenkins at a mid town dance hall. A salary conference between Bill Terry and Burgess Whitehead ends with Whitehead tossing his cap and storming off. Tommy Harmon begins Michigan pursuit with 1 to 100 odds despite frequent winter absences.
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Fletcher Henderson
Lew Jenkins
Jenkins
Bill Terry
Burgess Whitehead
Whitehead
Tommy Harmon
Michigan
Maroons Quit Football Then Mull Basketball Return
U. of Chicago, after abandoning football, considers withdrawing from intercollegiate basketball. The team finished its season with 12 defeats and no victories, leaving its Western Conference standing indicating an earlier withdrawal.
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Nixson Denton
Cincinnati Times-Star
U. of Chicago
Maroons
Yanks did not sell holdout Babe Dahlgren says contract reached New York the same day
Boxer Jimmy Bivens defeated Teddy Yarosz in Cleveland on Wednesday and received a promised title shot against NBA light heavy champion Anton Christofordis within 60 days.
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Babe Dahlgren
Yanks
New York
Jimmy Bivens
Teddy Yarosz
Cleveland
Anton Christofordis
Golf for the Masses Lets Park Goers Rent Clubs
The New Orleans city park course now rents a bag five clubs and three balls for 15 cents per day with no deposit or red tape. Harry Thomas the pro has run the program for five weeks and averages 70 sets weekly.
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New Orleans City Park
Harry Thomas
All Star Game Set for Gilmore Stadium Tomorrow
An all star exhibition at Gilmore Stadium features players from four major league clubs and six Pacific Coast League teams. The game aims to draw Los Angeles baseball fans for the March 9 event.
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Los Angeles
Gilmore Stadium
Cadet Tennis Team Set For Spring Meet With ENMC
Cadet tennis coach Paul Horgan will lead NM M I against Eastern New Mexico College in a spring opener next Saturday. Six singles and two doubles matches are scheduled. veterans Robbie Gregg and Ridley Wheeler return, with new cadet Lusk of Carlsbad among the squad. Other players include Stauffer Maloo f Johnson Parker Taylor R Jones Grantham Rockwood Bradley Porter G W Smith Dyson Walker McMahon Witt cop Koerth E W Moore Hans Milner Christie and C C Martin.
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Paul Horgan
Eastern New Mexico College
Portales
Institute
Horgan
Robbie Gregg
New Mexico
Ridley Wheeler
Lusk
Carlsbad
Stauffer
Maloof
Johnson
Parker
Taylor
R. Jones
Grantham
Rockwood
Bradley
Porter
G. W. Smith
Dyson
Walker
McMahon
Wittcopp
Koerth
E. W. Moore
Hans
Milner
Christie
C. C. Martin
May Catch Tex Mines Gridders Start Spring Football
El Paso Texas March 7 With military training a possibility for a majority of his team coach Mack Saxon will send 13 lettermen and reserves onto Kidd Field March 15 for spring football at the Texas College of Mines Owen Price Miner quarterback who led the Border Conference last fall in punting scoring and yard gaining is expected to spark the squad Other returning backs are Hershel Boyd and Jim Wardy with six other ball carriers from freshman ranks Sammy Klink A R Brooks Hector Breach Johnny Parker Lloyd Bloodworth and Howard Hammonds Prospects are bright for a better Miner line with 10 lettermen back headed by captain Bill Caver Lettermen will be in every slot and reserves are three deep.
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EL Paso
Texas
Mack Saxon
Kidd Field
Texas College of Mines
Owen Price
Hershel Boyd
Jim Wardy
Sammy Klink
A. R. Brooks
Hector Breach
Johnny Parker
Lloyd Bloodworth
Howard Hammonds
Bill Caver
Turks Stand Against Berlin In Balkan standstill Threat
The article examines Turkish resistance to Nazi pressure as Berlin courts Yugoslavia and Turkey. It highlights Turkey's fortified borders, strategic Dardanelles, a large but not heavily mechanized army, potential reserves totaling up to seven million including women conscripts, and a relatively small air force and navy. Some experts believe Britain could help hold the Dardanelles indefinitely.
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Yugoslavia
Turkey
Balkan
Berlin
Dardanelles
Germany
Balkans
College Scores From Nearby Games
Oklahoma 45 Kansas 37 Creighton 51 Washburn 37 Oklahoma Aggies 49 Drake 26 East Central Okla 43 Southwestern Okla 29 Utah 50 Brigham Young 39 Colorado State 50 Denver 27 Washington State 42 Oregon State 37 Southeastern Okla Teachers 40 Oklahoma City University 23 Northwestern Okla Teachers 41 Northeastern Okla Teachers 37.
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The
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Kansas
Creighton
Washburn
Oklahoma Aggies
Drake
East Central
Okla
Southwestern
Utah
Brigham Young
Colorado State
Denver
Washington State
Oregon State
Southeastern
Oklahoma City University
Northwestern
Northeastern
Fights From Last Night Across U S and Mexico
Billy Loose defeated Erie Vigh in New York by outpoint while Lou Thomas stopped Johnny Miles in Indianapolis and Red Green outpointed Baby Arizmendi in Hollywood. The fights featured listed weights and city venues with results from multiple locations.
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Associated Press
New York
Billy Loose
Parrell
Ernie Vigh
Newburgh
Indianapolis
Lou Thomas
Johnny Miles
St. Louis
Hollywood
Red Green
Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Mexico
Exhibition Baseball Today Across Multiple Cities
Today exhibition games feature Brooklyn against Cleveland in Havana, New York against St Louis in St. Petersburg, Pittsburgh versus Sacramento in San Bernardino, New York facing Boston in Miami, Boston meeting St Louis in San Antonio, Philadelphia battling San Diego in San Diego, with yesterday’s results showing Brooklyn routing Cleveland 15 0 and other scores across Tampa St Petersburg Long Beach and San Bernardino.
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Associated Press
Havana
Brooklyn
Cleveland
St. Petersburg
Fla
New York
St. Louis
San Bernardino
Calif
Pittsburgh
Sacramento
Miami
Boston
San Antonio
Tex
San Diego
Philadelphia
Tampa
Cincinnati
Long Beach
Los Angeles
New Mexico legislative notes on budgets and reforms
A republication of scattered legislative items discusses SB210 creating a state department on mineral resources, SB216 allowing county bonds above 20 mill for hospital costs, SB224 allocating 100000 for WPA plans, and SB225 funding an experiment farm on the Rio Grande. Also mentions SJRG for life judges and HB118 juror fees, with foreign dispatch notes on Roosevelt and Yugoslavia.
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State Department
New Mexico
Rio Grande Conservancy
SJRG
Judicial Council
Soose KOs Vigh With One Blinding Uppercut
Billy Soose of Farrell, Pennsylvania, floored Ernie Vigh with a single right uppercut 30 seconds into the 12 round bout in New York. Vigh rose at six and lasted until the eleventh, when the impact proved decisive. Jacobs announced plans to match Soose against Ken Overlin for a 15 round title fight in May.
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New York
Billy Soose
Farrell
Ernie Vigh
Ken Overlin
Vigh
Newburgh
Jacobs
German Comment on Roosevelt Policy Draws Attention
A German commentary published through Dienst Aus Deutschland and relayed by German news agencies and the radio notes that Roosevelt's foreign policy will be scrutinized by the German press. It marks the first direct German press discussion of Rooseveltian politics and Europe’s situation, sparked by a Yugoslav story via Magyarsag in Budapest.
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Magyarsag
Washington
Yugoslavia
Roosevelt
Special Service
Constantin) Fotitch
Sumner Welles
U. S
Foutch xxx
Prince Regent
Congress
White House
Poland
Germany
Stephen Early
Belgrade
United States
Anderson
Rome
Adv
Ginio Gayda
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Mexico Seeks Superior Polo Horses for World-Class Teams
President Avila Camacho plans to upgrade Mexico polo ponies and jumping horses to compete with top global teams. Cavalry major Armanio Villarreal Maya will buy stock from Arizona and California ranches for competition and breeding purposes.
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Mexico City
Avila Camacho
Mexico
Republic
United States
Armanio Villarreal Maya
Arizona
California
Track smashers in races tonight at Madison Square Garden
Indoor season record-smashers assemble as the Knights of Columbus end the Madison Square Garden season in their 22nd annual games. Fred Wolcott and Greg Wolcott headline, Rice Institute hurling star Wolcott seeks faster two mile time while Allan Tolmich looms for rivalry, with Blazis and Meadows among favorites in field events.
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New York
Knights of Columbus
Madison Square Garden
Fred Wolcott
Rice Institute
Greg Wolcott
Rice
Wolcott
Allan Tolmich
Detroit
Georgetown
al Blazis
Earle Meadows
Basketball Meet in Bean Valley Results at Mountainair
First round saw Willard defeating Cedarvale 31 to 13 Estancia posted 22 to 13 over Encino Vaughn beat Stanley 31 to 16 Mountainair narrowly topped Corona 34 to 32 In the second round Moriarity won 16 to 11 against Willard.
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Mountainair
Willard
Cedarvale
Estancia
Encino
Vaughn
Stanley
Corona
Moriarity
Suggestions for The Employee
A 1930s guidance piece explains Old Age and Survivors Insurance deductions of one cent per dollar and employer taxes. It notes quarterly reporting to the Federal Government, automatic wage credits when name and account number match, and the importance of keeping the correct social security account to ensure proper credit and future benefits.
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Perry A. Webb
Social Security Board
Nude sculpture sparks Denver U library row
Denver University faculty clash over a bronze nude titled Summer in the campus library. Supporters say art is a study and should be viewed, while opponents argue it distracts students and should be moved to the stadium.
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Denver
Denver University
Denver Art Museum
University
Nominated Derby Field Grows to 112 Entries
Kentucky Derby nominations total 112 as 85 colts 22 geldings and five fillies enter the May 3 race. Whirlaway and Our Boots lead a deep group with odds near 4 to 1 and 8 to 1 respectively, while Bimelech is absent. Col. Matt Winn notes no clear favorite among 112 contenders in this season’s classic prep.
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Louisville
E. R. Bradley
America
Col
Matt Winn
Churchill Downs
Whirlaway
Eine
Porter
King Cole
Attention
Florida
Agricole
Cadmium
Hialeah
Dispose
Tree Pruning Service Offered by Roswell Seed Co
Experienced pruning help advertised by Roswell Seed Co with a 92 phone line contact for pruning services on February 26.
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Roswell Seed CO
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