Giants Crippled in Spring Training Camp Notes
Training Camps Baseball Notes from Mobile and St. Petersburg report the New York Giants facing injuries with Mel Ott injuring a toe, Joe Moore sidelined by a pitched ball, and Allyn Stout diagnosed with peak measles, ending his squad status until recovery. In Orlando, Dodger talks on Pat Malone reveal waiver disputes, Casey Stengel disputing a summer waiver, and Brooklyn's refusal to waive. Walter Brown in St. Petersburg shows a knee issue that may keep him from pitching before the Yankees return.
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Red Sox Head to Winter Haven for Phillies Visit
Sarasota reports the Red Sox depart for Winter Haven to face the Phillies with Walberg or Hochette likely starting. Manager Joe Cronin cites interest in tomorrow's battery while Lefty Grove is set to greet the Phillies in a return game.
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Reds visit Braves camp as Prim to pitch some
St Petersburg Florida. The Cincinnati Reds are the hosts at the Braves training camp with manager Bill McKechnie saying southpaw Ray Prim will do some pitching and Cantwell will apply finishing touches to the preparation.
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Ray Prim
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Yesterday's Results In Major League Baseball Scores
The AP recap lists results including New York N defeating Cleveland A 2 0 and Pittsburgh N over Chicago Detroit A 18 1 with other outcomes such as St Louis 5, Montreal IL 4 and Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 14, Toronto IL 4, Chicago N 10, Portland PCLa and Washington A 3, Kansas City AA 2, New York A 6, House of David.
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Browns aim to boost runs as Hornsby reshuffles lineup
West Palm Beach Florida Browns lead the slapstick spring standings with an .818 win percentage nine games in and manager Rogers Hornsby plans a lineup shuffle in today’s game against Buffalo to spark better run production.
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Browns
Rogers Hornsby
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Cardinals humbled as Detroit tops them in quiet win
In Enton Florida a month after boasting the Cardinals were subdued as Detroit finished them off with 13 hits and a 12 to victory yesterday. The Tigers handed the once inflated ego a setback, clinching the win with steady hitting and solid defense.
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Cardinals
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Detroit Resumes One-Sided Series with Dodgers
Lakeland Florida reports Detroit tees off against the Brooklyn Dodgers in a game where Mickey Cochrane aims to reduce the sting of three prior defeats as the series resumes in one sided fashion.
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Detroit
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Senators Ready for Barnstorming Tour in Biloxi
Biloxi Mississippi report notes the Washington Senators packing for a barnstorming tour before entering the season's serious baseball wars.
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Averill boasted health while Reds plan five outfielders
Mobile Alabama Far Averill Cleveland center fielder boasted he would avoid a key horse during spring training but missed a game with the Giants yesterday due to such an injury. In Tampa Florida manager Charlie Dressen said Cincinnati Reds will carry five outfielders this year with all but one selected as the team travels to St Petersburg for the rubber game against the Boston Braves.
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Pirates set to a new farm club in Pottstown deal
Phoenix reports the Pittsburgh Pirates arranged a working agreement with the Pottstown club of the Keystone Class D circuit for their farm system. Al Simmons struggles to hit above .300 this spring with only two hits in 23 at bats. Los Angeles notes Charlie Grimm’s back injury flares while the Cubs hoped to deploy him at first base for 100 games this season.
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Spring Football at New Mexico U Hard
Spring football for the University of New Mexico Lobos continues at full speed with scrimmages through March 30 against the Alumni team. George Ray returns in top form after a foot fracture, while Walter Clark suffers a knee setback that keeps him from the alumni game but should not affect next season. Interest grows as old players are matched with regulars ahead of the fall campaign.
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University of New Mexico Lobos
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Gwinn Henry
Walter Clark
UNM track squad hampered by illness ahead of Arizona meet
Albuquerque March 28 Measles influenza and muscle troubles have delayed University of New Mexico track athletes under Coach Gwinn Henry. Sprinters Rabbit Boyd and Lister are to return to practice in a week, while Bill Brannin Addo Barrows Edwin Woods and Warren Hill miss time. Despite setbacks the Lobos expect to be ready for the April 13 Arizona meet with a home meet on April 27 against New Mexico Agricultural College.
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Aggies and Teachers Grid Game Set for April 6 in Las Cruces
The New Mexico Aggies will host a grid game with the Silver City Teachers on Saturday April 6 at the college field. The March 30 date was postponed to allow extra practice time after the team played in the Southwestern Basketball Tournament. An intramural track meet will take the place of football that day at Miller Field with four fraternities two sororities and independents entering teams Tau Kappa Epsilon last year’s winner is favored to repeat.
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Highway Commission Approves Bond Sale
Santa Fe March 28 AP The State Highway Commission in routine session formally approved issuing 56000 of highway debentures The debentures were sold last week at the state finance board meeting No date was set for the next contract letting
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Santa Fe
State Highway Commission
State Finance Board
Carlsbad garden to aid jobless with vegetables and water
The report notes M. W. Evans will direct a second attempt at a municipal garden in Carlsbad after a prior limited success. The plan envisions 15 acres producing beets, carrots, radishes, melons, peas and beans to feed jobless residents, with ample city water. The piece also touches on regional road projects, CCC camps, and local business openings and political developments in New Mexico towns.
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M. W. Evans
Artesia
Dayton
Rheinholt Brothers
American Legion hits new membership milestone
The American Legion nears 600000 members with aims for three quarters of a million by year end and urges members to pay dues to obtain help. The Auxiliary nears 300000, with women expected to manage most of the bonus money.
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American Legion
Doan's Pills Advertised Kidney Relief Way
A 1934 Foster Milburn Co advertisement urges readers to use Doan's Pills to cleanse kidneys and wash out 15 miles of kidney tubes. It warns against strong drugs and “kidney cures” and claims quick relief from acid buildup, back ache, and other symptoms, recommending purchase at local druggists.
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Foster-Milburn Co
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