Baseball News From Spring Training Camps
The Associated Press reports on spring training notes with Travis Jackson moving from shortstop to third base for the Giants to free Dick Bartell, Casey Stenzel questioning Dodgers minor league dynamics, and Lou Gehrig cracking his first homer of the exhibition season as Yankees roll. The piece notes a mix of infield shifts, minor league tests, and Gehrig’s improving form amid a low batting average.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Travis Jackson
New York Giants
Dick Bartell
Kissimmee
Fla
Casey Stenzel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Clearwater
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Lou
Newark
Grove Looks Good and Happy but Cautions Red Sox
In St. Petersburg Florida Joe Cronin says Lefty Grove impressed for four innings but warns the Red Sox are not pennant winners yet. In New Orleans Earl Averill favors many exhibition games with the Giants to prep for October. Cincinnati’s Chuck Dressen begins Johnny Mize at first base after Sunny Jim Bottomley’s departure.
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Sarasote
Fla
Joe Cronin
Red Sox
Joe
Lefty Grove
New Orleans
Earl Averill
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Tampa
Chuck Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Mize
Sunny Jim” Bottomley
Missouri
Bottomley
Dressen
Pirates Reserve Brubaker To Test Utility Third Base
El Paso report notes Pirates manager Pie Traynor shaping his squad with M L Brubaker added to the roster as a reserve utility man at third base to explore his potential for the season.
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el Paso
Tex
Piek Traynor
Bill Brubaker
Bill
Augie Galan Seeks Regular Outfield Role with Cubs
Los Angeles slugger Augie Galan, who joined the Cubs a year ago as an infielder, has emerged as the leading candidate for regular outfield duty this season. In El Paso, Texas, two White Sox pitching prospects Ted Lyons and Chm Michaels face another exam, Lyons showing improvement in his comeback bid while Michaels, the lone southpaw among the staff, is being given every chance to prove his value.
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Los Angeles
Augie Galan
Chicago Cubs
el Paso
Tex
Chicago White Sox
Ted Lyons
Chm Michaels
Lyons
Michaels
Phillies Turn to Walters to Start in Tampa Tilt
Sarasota report notes manager Jimmy Wilson Mo sday shifts lineup with three wins and four losses. Bucky Walters chosen as third baseman to pitch for the Phillies against the Cincinnati Reds in Tampa.
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Sarasota
Fla
Jimmy Wilson Mosday
Bucky Walters
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Athletics Face Atlanta in Southern Association opener
Connie Mack's Athletics visit Atlanta for the first of two games to close the Southern Association schedule, aiming to extend their winning run after five straight exhibition wins.
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Atlanta
Connie Mack
Cochrane Eyes New Pennant Push for AL Braves
In Lakeland Florida Mickey Cochrane announced three starting pitchers Bridges Bunker and another ready for the opening pennant drive in the American League.
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Lakeland
Fla
Mickey Cochrane
Brenneman Beats Ed In Found-Robin Tennis Series
The Model won an opening match in its teninis series after a found-robin tournament, as YTode Brenneman defeated Ed in a closely contested battle.
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Ytode” Brenneman
Joe Louis Dominates Natie Brown In Heavyweight Bout
Detroit report says Joe Louis, at 196 pounds, overwhelmed Natie Brown over ten rounds. Louis opened with a nine count in round one and used speed to control the fight, delivering brutal blows while Brown bled from cuts near both eyes. Brown briefly retreated from the ropes but could not mount a comeback.
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Detroit
Joe Leuis
Natie Brown
Washington
Brown
Louis
Senate Plan For War Profit Control Debate
Washington March 30 AP The Senate munitions committee backs a plan to curb industrial profits during war and to discipline leaders, while Baruch warns against going too far. Nye says stronger government authority is needed, citing steel and copper price and delivery disagreements and favoring a constitutional amendment to grant a government club over industry. Baruch favors price limits and a war priority system, but Nye remains unconvinced that Baruch's plan will work.
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Washington
Bernard Barach
Senate Munitions Committee
World Industries Board
Nye
Ri-Nd
Baruch
Fatal fall at Pecos mine claims worker Jesus Hernandez
Santa Fe March 30 AP A plunge down a 120 foot chute at the Pecos mines Terrero proved instantly fatal to Jesus Hernandez 29 a worker. Hernandez neck broken and skull fractured. Death ruled unavoidable accident by coroner s jury. Survived by widow and three children a mother in Mexico and a brother in Santa Fe. Funeral arrangements handled by Rising Roberts.
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Santa Fe
Pecos
Terrero
Jesus Hernandez
Hernandez
Mexico
President Roosevelt Has Some Luck In Fishing
Miami March 30 AP President Roosevelt reports considerable success in fishing in southern waters off Man O War bay Great Inagua Island in the Bahamas group today ready to haul in traps set at sunset yesterday for new catch of fish specimens peculiar to this region
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Pla
Roosevelt
Man-O’-War Bay
Great Inagua Island
Bahama Group
Scarritt Leads 7-5 6-0 After Noon Tennis Duel
Helen White of The Model defeated Dick Bean of The Record in a singles clash. A doubles match between the same two teams remains to be played in the series.
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Scarritt
Helen White
Dick Bean
Change in Rules Court Procedure Suggested by State Supreme Court
Santa F Marenso AP reports a rules committee proposes a sweeping court practice shift requiring judges to instruct juries before closing arguments. The change aims to prevent attorneys from tailoring arguments to anticipated instructions and clarifies the sequence for juror guidance.
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Santa F
Marenso
Rules Committee
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Governor seeks immediate report on KOB contracts
Governor Clyde Tingley said he will ask the attorney general to present an immediate report on the KOB radio contracts. A recent hearing led to referring the matter to the attorney general's office. Patton met with the governor in conference this morning.
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Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
KOB
Attorney General
Patton
Western Kansas Gets Worst Dust Storm Yet
In Dodge City Kansas on March 30 a severe dust storm hit southwest Kansas. Winds reached 42 miles per hour with averages near 37 for over an hour. Visibility dropped from 400 feet to near total darkness, causing many businesses to remain closed.
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Dodge City
Kas
Kansas
Averted Strike in Soft Coal Industry After NRA Proposal
The soft coal industry and the United Mine Workers agreed to extend current wage and hour contracts beyond April 1, averting a walk-out of about 500,000 members. Contracts run until June 16 unless a new deal is reached. NRA chair Donald Richberg announced the settlement after talks with operators and miners, with all Appalachian-area contracts approved for extension. The union had demanded a 50 cent daily wage increase and a 30‑hour workweek, while operators offered renewal of existing terms amid pending congressional bills affecting the industry.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
NRA
Donald Richberg
Congress
Yesterday's Results From City Baseball Scores
Yesterday's results list baseball scores including Baltimore Baltimore Il 11 Brooklyn N 10 New York A 3 Newark IL Boston A 3 Philadelphia 4N Detroit A 5 Boston N 0 Cincinnati N 10 Toronto IL St Louis N 6 Rochester IL Philadelphia A 14 Chattanooga SA 10 Birmingham SA 6 Washington A 4 Chicago A 16 Pittsburgh N Chicago N 8 Hollywood PCL
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Newark
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Boston
Cincinnati
Toronto
Philadelphia
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Tax collector reports robbery between Borger and Canadian
Hutchinson county tax collector Arthur Huey said he was held up by highwaymen between Borger and Canadian, robbed of 10000 dollars. He notified officers and said he was assaulted but unharmed, and that the incident occurred in March 193-. Authorities investigated and sought clues from the scene and witnesses.
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Borger
Tex
Arthur Huey
Hutchinson County
Hannett to Leave April 7 to Aid Chavez
A. T. Hannett, counsel for Dennis Chavez in his U.S. Senate contest against Bronson Cutting, will travel to Washington for the case, leaving Santa Fe on April 7. He spoke during a Santa Fe visit, detailing his planned trip to assist Chavez in the contest.
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Hannett
Chavez
Santa Fe
A. T. Hannett
Dennis Chavez
Bronson Cutting
U. S
Washington
Local Boys' Club Becomes Lion-Sal Club Roswell
John A. Phinizy, Howard Buchly and Adjt. A. Pitt attended a Roswell meeting where the Boys' club, sponsored by Lions and Salvation Army, reorganized to form the Lion-Sal boys' club. Guy Gray was named president with Vernon Maples as vice president and James Pickering secretary-treasurer. officers serve six months. A wrestling elimination contest was announced for next Friday at 7 p.m.
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John A. Phinizy
Howard Buchly
Adjt. A. Pitt
Boys’ Club
Lions Club
Salvation Army
Lion-Sal” Boys’ Club
Roswell
Guy Gray
Vernon Maples
James Pickering
Messrs
Phinizy
Buchly
Pitt
Adjt
Cadet Poloists To Meet Arizona U
The N M M I T polo team faces Arizona University in a two game series here today and Sunday. Today's match starts at 3 30 and Sunday's at 2 30 with no admission charged. Two hard fought games were expected.
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Arizona University
State Medical Board Gets New Appointments
Governor Clyde Tingley names four year terms for J. M. Doughty of Tucumcari F. H. Johnson of Carrizozo and D. T. Espinosa of Espanola to the State Medical Board. They replace McBride Cornish and Bradley. Holdovers include BE Ward of Santa Fe and FF Doepp of Carishad.
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Santa Fe
State Medical Board
Clyde Tingley
J. M. Doughty
Tucumcari
F. H. Johnson
Carrizozo
D. T. Espinosa
Espanola
R. E. McBride
Las Cruces
P. G. Cornish, Jr
Albuquerque
R. L
Material for Contest Reaches Senate Elections Committee
The note indicates work to gather additional material for the contest, now presented to the Senate elections committee for consideration. The context suggests ongoing legislative review rather than a final decision. Further details were not provided in the brief excerpt.
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Senate Elections Committee
Culbertsons Lead Simms By 9 580 Points In Bridge Match
New York March 30 AP Culbertsons hold a 9 580 point lead over Sims at Crockford s club after 39 rubbers of a 150 rubber match. Culbertsons won 24 rubbers to 15 for the Sims with 58 980 to 29 600. A dramatic grand slam last night under the old rules earned 2 259 points as the final hand was played. When play resumes Monday the new rules take effect reducing grand slam bonuses.
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New York
Culbertson
Crockford
Ely Culbertson
P. Hal Sims
Culbertsons
Simsés
County Teachers To Hold Meeting
Chaves county rural school teachers will hold an all day meeting at the L. F. school next Friday April. Dr. H. C. Gossard president of the New Mexico Normal University Las Vegas and faculty members will address the teachers in the morning and provide demonstrations on teaching technique. Mrs Jennie Gonzales state rural school supervisor will also speak. Afternoon features round table discussion.
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Chaves County
L. F
H. C. Gossard
The
New Mexico Normal University of Las Vegas
Jennie Gonzales
Liquor Violators Before Federal Court in Santa Fe
Liquor violators faced sentencing before U S District Judge Colin Neblett in Santa Fe on March 30. D A Carter received five years and 500 dollars. Fred Scales two years. Walter W Smith and John P Sexton two years and 500 dollar fines each. Cecilio Gutierrez five years and 500 dollars. Furique Silva also charged with mash and liquor offenses.
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Santa Fe
U. S
Colin Neblett
D. A. Carter
Fred Scales
Walter W. Smith
John P Sexton
Cecilio Gutierrez
Furique Silva
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