Chicago Cubs Hopeful Pitching Duo Sets pennant path
Avalon California March 12 AP Chicago Cubs manager Charles Grimm pins pennant hopes on two winter acquisitions Larry French and Tex Carleton as anchors plus a sharp young mound cast led by Lon Warneke. Grimm plans Lindstrom at third and a refreshed infield while Cuyler Stainback Klein Demaree aim to power the outfield.
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Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
Chicago
Larry French
Pittsburgh
James
Tex) Carleton
St. Louis Cardinals
Charles John Grimm
Cubs
Carleton
Grimm
St. Louis
New York
Freddie Lindstrom
Bill Herman
Bill Jurges
Chuck Klein
Hazey
Kiki) Cuyler
George Stainback
Frank Demaree
Augie Galan
Cuyler
Stainback
James O’dea
Charles
Gabby) Hartnett
Lonnie Warneke
Arkansas
French
Charles Root
Bill Lee
Root
Clay Bryant
Tom Casey
Southern Association
Fabian Kowalik
Buffalo
Biloxi
Miss
Bucky Harris
Washington
Infield
Diamond
Harris
Travis
Lary
Myer
Kuhel
Barracks Briefs Chronicle Offbeat Laundry Caper
On the barracks premises of J. Van Hook and F. Evans a serious mishap led to a laundry bag fiasco. A cadet delivery triggered a comical chain, revealing two thoroughly laundered slacks and missing shoes, sparking blame and laughter amid a string of postures and pub talk. The Post notes a successful dance and braces for future events.
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J. van Hook
F. Evans
van Hook
Hook
Pop
Jack
Evans
Pep
Fred
Border boxing meet at State U this week
Albuquerque N M March 12 The University of New Mexico prepares for the Border Conference boxing meet at Carlisle gymnasium on March 15 and 16 Six teams will compete Tempe Flagstaff University of Arizona Texas Tech and New Mexico Agricultural College Each institution may enter eight men and must enter five to participate The meet is expected to draw a large crowd of boxing fans
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Albuqueque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Carlisle Gymnasium
Tom L. Popejoy
Tempe
Flagstaff
University of Arizona
Texas Tech
New Mexico Agricultural College
What Congress Is Doing Today
Senate debates a 4.58 billion work relief bill as committees quiz Richberg on NRA study and hear Navy advocate William B. Shearer. Labor panel hears Perkins and Biddle on Wagener bill. House resumes HOLC expansion work. rules ponders bonus rule. banking, agriculture, and Wagner Connery labor-disputes bills move through their panels. New owner Jack House invites patrons to Yucca Filling Station.
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Finance Committee
Richberg
Munitions Committee
William B. Shearer
Labor Committee
Perkins
Francis Biddle
HOUSE
Rules Committee
Banking Committee
Agriculture Committee
Dark-hued athlete George Anderson eyed for 1935 sprint crown
George Anderson of California emerges as a leading 1935 sprint prospect. The sophomore is praised for lift and finish, with past freshman speed suggesting potential to exceed 9.4 seconds in the 100 yards. He also stars in broad jump and javelin, aided by Brutus Hamilton and Bob Kiesel in training.
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Metcalfe
Hercules
Marquette University
Jesse Owen
Ohio State
Ure
George Anderson
University of California
Anderson
Frank Wycoff
George
Mark
Owen
Berkeley Ballet
Brutus Hamiltton
Glenn Cunningham
Pride of the Golden Bears
Bob Kiesel
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Major League Camps Report New Pitches and Roster Moves
In Orlando Emil Leonard of the Brooklyn Dodgers adds a screwball to his repertoire to counter left handed hitters, while the Yannigans saw Dutch dominate with three hits allowed in five innings. In St Petersburg the Yankees trim batting practice due to pitcher shortages. In Miami Beach the Giants added Leon Chagnon and Allyn Stout for relief, though Adolfo Luque remains a frequent option.
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Associated Press
Orlando, Fla
Emil Leonard
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miami Beach
Fla
New York Giants
Leon Chagnon
Allyn Stout
Adolfo Luque
New Mexico Becoming Mecca for Tourists
The Conoco Travel Bureau reports New Mexico draws auto tourists from across the country, with 151,879 travelers spending over 6.2 million dollars in 1934. Nationwide travel was high, and Bureau services aided 69,485 vacationists, a 41 percent rise from 1933, as Conoco deploys 109 staff and 22,000 service stations to guide trips, expecting 1.5 million travelers in 1935.
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New Mexico
Conoco Travel Bureau
Continental Oil Company
America
Travel Bureau
United States
Continental
Bureau
Denver
Conoco
Denver basketball tournament eyed for Olympic team trials
The National AAU tournament in Denver next week is described as a proving ground for the American basketball team bound for the 1936 Olympics. J Lyman Bingham notes the event will influence Olympic selections, with emphasis on teams entering to earn consideration. About 40 teams expected, seating expanded to 6000, and four Missouri Valley clubs threaten to skip unless transport costs rise.
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Denver
J. Lyman Bingham
Chicago
Bingham
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain Association
Missouri Valley A. A. U
Kansas City Stage Lines
Hutchinson Renos
Wichita Gridleys
McPherson Oilers
Tulsa Oilers
Willard W. Greim
C. L
Pass) Parsions
Babe Ruth Hinges on OK From McPartland to Hit Homers Again
In Sarasota the Red Sox head to a four game Grapefruit League series with the Giants Browns and Athletics Rick Ferrell remains behind to avoid injury Cronin takes precaution with Lefty Grove and pitching limited to batting practice Ruth awaits McPartland's word to resume his power.
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Sarasota, Fla
Red Sox
Giants
Browns
Athletics
Rick Ferrell
Sox
Cronin
Rick
Lefty Grove
Supreme Court opinions on insurance and burglary cases
The court upheld a conviction for transacting insurance without a license in Loveless case. It affirmed Homer D. Compton’s burglary conviction from Curry county. Justice H L Bick wrote the Loveless opinion, with others concurring, and Justice John C. Watson authored the unanimous Compton decision.
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F. A. Appellant
Dona County District Court
Lovel
H. L. Bick
Loveless
Supreme Court
Homer D. Compton
Curry County
John C. Watson
Executive Meeting of Cattle Growers March 24
Albuquerque N M March 12 AP The executive committee of the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association will meet in Roswell March 24 before the convention. They will discuss biological survey problems and general livestock issues. W A Naylor secretary of the Cattle Sanitary Board will speak.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Roswell
W. A. Naylor
The
Cattle Sanitary Board
U S Employment Director to Broadcast Tonight
W Frank Persons, director of the United States Employment Service, will broadcast from KDKA Pittsburgh at 8 30 Roswell time. The half hour program will cover Occupational Readjustment and the United States Employment Service with music by the Pittsburgh relief workers band.
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W.frank Persons
United States Employment Service
Roswell
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Relief Workers’ Band
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Ring Features Syndicate, Inc
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St. Petersburg
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Winter Haven
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Phillies
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Fort Myers
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Tullos
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McPartland
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