1995 Baseball Poll Sees Cardinals, Giants Dominant
In AP poll of 17 sports editors 39% forecast the Cardinals to repeat as NL champions with strong Giants support. Cubs and Pirates split secondary votes while Harte’s addition boosts the Giants. Cubs’ low confidence shocks, Pirates near last.
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Associated Press
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Ter-ry
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Exhibitions and scores from Chicago to Philadelphia events
Exhibitions and sports results across cities include Chicago, Philadelphia, St Louis, and Fort Worth with standout athletes and multiple event scores. Notable names such as Griffin, Phelps, Johnson, and Todd appear among team rosters and relay results, reflecting a busy athletics week across venues.
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Rotten
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Baker
Inore Us
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Tox releases three players from Longen Cannibsls team
YALLAS April 1 announces Gutright releases of three players Nid reenlbed relese slips Bild Jsands Den Faulk and Bill Prussing. Hal Trashy of Cleveland In-Glens has a brother Victor who pitches semi pro ball in Town. He is a 26 year old right-hander weighing 190 pounds and not eager to start pro career.
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Tox Desnnes
Longen Cannibsls
Teetnigti
Gutright
Nid
Bild
Irgsky Brothers
Hal Trashy
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Glens
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ALIEN PRESIDENT AND WRESTLER VERNON BREEDLOVE IN BRIEF
Saturday's Explanations note Col Luis Larrea Alba of Ecuador, his exile and deposed presidency, and his deportation as an undesirable alien. It highlights wrestler Vernon Breedlove of Kansas City, describing his 26 year career with over 1500 bouts and multiple weight class titles. It previews tomorrow's feature The Dragon Tree and invites reader letters via Me. Ripley for the Believe It or Not column.
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Kansas City
Revere
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Breedlove
Sherman
Texas
Training Camp News From The Giants And Braves In Ripples
In New Orleans reports flavor a bustle of trades and camp moves as the Giants weigh cuts and Casey Stengel considers Munro usage. Brisk notes cite Browns, Indians, Cubs, and Braves activity with lineups, injuries, and exhibition plans across Dixie cities and climes.
School Loop Opens Friday at New Stadium Site
City high school baseball schedule shifts. field day moved to Friday at Ternfield site with Thomas Jefferson facing San Antonio Terri on Eagles field. Breckenridge meets Siiney Lanter on Van Daele field, rescheduled from Tuesday/Thursday. Coach Estle English's Buffs travel to Austin Tuesday for a fight with the Maroons. ad line notes a want ad.
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Shampion
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Eagte Field
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Breckenridge
Siiney Lanter
Bates
Estle English
Austin
Austin High Schiool Maroons
City High Schools
Mrs Moody Plays Again on San Francisco Courts
In San Francisco on April 1 Helen Wills Moody returned to the tennis courts after weeks of light practice. Her first real set since retiring two seasons ago due to a back injury was played yesterday against Gardner Carpenter of Yale. Moody, formerly holder of all major women’s titles, indicated she did not push hard and did not announce plans for a return to major competition yet.
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Helen Wills Moody
Gardner Carpenter
Yale
Meady
Végatn
Softball League to Organize Play Schedules and Tryouts
New softball schedules and registrations will be set at a Sunday School Softball and League meeting on Monday at 7:40 PM. Six loan teams have entered the league to play on Lionsfield diamond, with divisions by church groups. Girls softball teams total eight, playing four days weekly on varying weeknights.
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Kates On Mondys
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Goverment Hill Methodists
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Denver Helgus Baptist
Harlandel Methodist
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Zion Lutheran
Brooks Memorial Methodist
Woodlawn Methodist
Los Angeles Methodist
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Government Hill
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Panthers Hornets clash in Texas academic baseball tilt
Texas Military Institute hosts St Henry's on Monday at 4 p.m. at Mt I diamond. If fields are soggy, play may be postponed to Tuesday. In tennis, Perry and Shields defeated Tid hall and Patterson 6-3 7-5 to reach doubles final at Palm Springs Invitational. they face Mako and Bunge after Baleno and Haveh Wash were eliminated.
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Pred Perry
England
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Shields
United States
Jack Tidhall
Leonard Patterson
Perry
Gene Mako
Donald Bunge
Salvini Balno
Gerald Have
Davis Cupter Lose Young Parker
Frankie Parker—eighteen year old amateur star—will not be a member of the American Davis Cup team. He prefers to stay home to finish his education, aiming for the American singles championship while seeking more tournament experience this year. Beasley notes Parker would join the squad if veterans out rank him for singles, but education takes precedence.
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Davis
Mercer Beastey
Prankie
Amors
Fravitz
Beasley
Berusunda
Armny
Cis
Parker
United States
Ise
Pratt
Dennis
Bob Whiters Quail Protection Drive Set in Bexar County
The Bob White Club plans a predatory animal drive next week to protect a potential quail crop after a past loss of over 809 quail. The Friday meeting in Milam Building Auditorium outlined prizes for participants, with drive leadership assigned to Charles F. Barbera John Dury and William Crites by president Jack Gordon.
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Bob
Jom, Dury
William Crites
Jack Gordon
Schreiver Victor Dominates Local Golf Driving Contest
Victor Schreiver, famed as a long-driving ace, averaged 1415 yards over three attempts at the Gimes Driving Range Sunday's event, with a best 224 yards. Jesse Clements placed second at a 21d-yard average. The women’s contest was postponed. Wet ground caused drives to stall and land off fairways.
Former Aggie Grid Star in Hospital Due to Knee Injury
Gainesville April 1. Jack Mahan once star of Texas A and M football and later a Southwest Conference official underwent surgery in a sanitarium late Saturday for a knee injury from a fall in Tom county Oklahoma. The fractured kneecap failed to heal and he was placed in a cast previously. He is the son of John Mahan, a Gainesville lumberman.
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Jack Mahan
Texas A
Herve
Tove County
Oklahoma
Uhe
Joh Menan
Laredo Pitchers Top Texas Taxis In Two Wins
Laredo Lalacs pitchers Hig Roy Davaling and Pat McLaughlin dominated in both games, defeating the Texas Taxis of San Antonio 29 2 in the first and a non listed score in the second. START HANDBALL MEET WASHINGTON DC April 1i Sam Atcheson of Memphis seeks his third straight national senior AAU singles championship here today as a field of top players gathers for singles and doubles.
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Washington, D. C
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Memphis
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Archery meets at Alamo Heights High School tournament
Archery club of Alamo Heights High School hosts its first tourney next Wednesday afternoon. Two team members compete as mounts, with Tapia and Brae among scorers. Officials note a 60 to 10 score spread and individual shots across lanes.
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Luson Heads Tennis Field At Houston River Oaks
The Houston River Oaks tennis tournament opens with L Wile Mier Allison leading contenders. Past champions Lester Broefen and Allison are noted as title hopefuls, with Berkeley Bell, Bryan Grant, J Gilbert Hall and others ranking among the entrants.
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Houston
Wile Mier
Allison
Lester Broefen
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Berkeley Bell
New York City
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Allants
J. Gilbert Hall
South Orange
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Lefty Byyan
Chattanooga
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Austin
Jake Tess
Wilk Hees
Hariston
City Amateur Baseball League Plans 1995 Schedule
The City Major Baseball league drafts its 1995 schedule at an 8 PM meeting. Teams must nominate a representative. The league notes results from recent games including Te, Spanish-American league, and Alamo Paint works, with details on players Prado Pedraza Petsche and others. The Lulac team will practice Tuesday, seeking four games Thursday. Pendleton Eagles win season opener 7 4 over Prospect Yellow Jackets. Lakeview Dairy, Sutherland Springs mine seek out-of-town games within 159 miles of San Antonio.
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Weekend Sports Highlights From Cambridge And Beyond
Weekend sports roundup covers Cambridge swimming crowns with Clougan retaining multiple titles and Medica clocking fast 220 440 and 1500 freestyle times. Golf action notes Cooper leading after 38 holes in Atlanta metro event. National AAU hockey features New York Boston Olympic win over Chicago Ruths 2 1. Egyptian tennis crown goes to Jacobs over Dearman 6 2 6 0. Army tops Yale 6 1 2 to 6 in indoor polo. Rushin Cunningham run at Texas relays. Further notes on league moves and Driscoll beer vote outcome at local option election.
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Joe Pate
Eddie Palmér
Aliin Davis
Oklahoma presses transfer bid for Jones to OU job
Norman student leaders plan to send "We Want You Bill" notes to Capt Lawrence M Jones at Louisiana State University and to the War Department in Washington seeking the football coaching post. University president Dr W G Bizzell sides with Jones supporters as protests surface among Oklahoma factions.
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