Reds Eye Big Spend as Crosley Boosts 1935 lineup
Cincinnati Reds under Owen Crosley plan major upgrades with heavy outlay on rookies LeRoy Hermann and Johnny Mize. Charley Dressen leads a promising minor overhaul, while seven 1935 night games aim to lift attendance at Redland Park.
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Yankees APT TO FINISH NEAR LEAGUE TOP
Yankees without Babe Ruth look young and eager for the pennant race in 1935. McCarthy praises Ruth while focusing on a rebuilt pitching staff led by Gomez and Ruffing. Youngsters like Selkirk, Chapman, and Crosetti shape a hopeful lineup as Combs, Lazzeri, and Gehrig provide veteran support.
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Herb Pennock
Tony Lazzeri
Farie Combs
Lou Gehrig
McCarthy
Morse Joe
Charley Ruffing
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Ben Chapman
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Robert
Red) Rolfe
Lazzer
Gehrig
George Selkirk
Selkirk
Hawk
Ruth
Earle Combs
St. Louis
Bill Dickey
Sound of
Vernon
Auction oil leases bring $24,921 at Santa Fe sale
State Land Commissioner Frank Vesely reported the March oil lease auction in Santa Fe brought in $24,921.21 after 22 tracts sold. The top bid was $16 per acre from Phillips Petroleum Company for a tract northwest of Hobbs.
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Frank Vesely
Phillips Petroleum Company
Hobbs
Play In Net Tournament Opens After Snow Delay
The Roswell Tennis Club tournament resumes after a snowstorm halted the start of the round robin event. Matches for this week must be completed by Sunday night and winners must report results to The Record. Singles pairings include Jewett's and Stewart's, Amonett's and Central Hardware, Frigidaire and Gross-Miller, Mabie-Lowrey and Bank, Nickson Hotel and Leland's, and Record versus Price and Company. Each team plays a doubles match and up to two out of three sets.
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Roswell Tennis Club
First Aid Station For Crippled Radios Ad
Falcons Electric Service advertises a first aid station for crippled radios with free ambulance call 289 and a no fix no pay policy at 125 West Second Street. The notice offers 25 seats experience free.
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Exhibition Games In Training Camps
In Brooklyn, Bordagaray and Reis lead rookies in Dodgers camp while Benton, 38, works with the Giants in Miami Beach. The Athletics face the World Champion Cardinals in Fort Myers as Dean may pitch for the champs. Ruth laments injury rumors at Braves camp as White Sox Hayes shows solid form for Chicago in Pasadena.
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Fla
Stanley Bordagaray
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Cubs to Loosen Four Man Pitching for White Sox
Avalon California reports show Charlie Grimm planning to start the Cubs' big four against the White Sox over the weekend with Lonn ie Warneke and Larry French Saturday and Bill Lee and Tex Carleton Sunday. West Palm Beach Florida notes say Rogers Hornsby resumed daily Browns workouts after a two game series.
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Tex Carleton
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Fla
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Nine Hits in Split Games Largely Due to Loss and Win
The team produced nine hits across two games. They fell 1 to 0 in yesterday’s defeat, then won 2 to 1 on Monday. Key players and exact lineups are not provided in the fragmented report.
Cardinals beat Phillies 9 to 6 in spring game
In Bradenton, the Cardinals topped the Phillies 9 to 6 after Dizzy Dean was roughed up in the previous day. St Louis struck for six runs in the first inning and added three more later to secure the win while Dizzy Dean’s pride took a hit. In Lakeland, Clyde Hatter impressed as aDetroit Tigers regular, pitching four innings in a seven inning game and allowing two hits in a 2-0 victory.
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Fla
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Cleveland Indians GM hails pitching as tops potential gains in outfield
New Orleans reports General Manager Billy Evans of the Cleveland Indians after review says the pitching department is tops and the outfield is 50 percent better than last season.
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New Orleans
Billy Fvans
Cleveland Indians
Suhr Delights Pirates Camp With First Base Flourish
In San Bernardino California Gus Suhr showed lively fielding at first base during Pirates camp and the mood brightened as tensions eased and forgiveness spread among players.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Pirates
Gus Suhr
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