Dozen Named in Andian Rookie Squad
Dozen young men from Whom to choose from the Andian rookie squad, led by managers and with players such as Pete Black and Francis TaVogue, join others like Harvey New and Joby Coltag Eis. Teams prepare for April 9 opener against Houston as box office rush continues.
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Cleveland Slices Its Hurling Staff
Cleveland weakens its hurling team with major staff cuts as Babe Bean and Leslie depart for New Orleans. The total drops to as four Shante, Rattan Harder, and Stablonowski remain for three jobs. Shante, dean of staff, was once seen as certain weeks ago but the process has been completed.
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Five Rookie Rule In Cotton States Sparks League Action
MONROE La April 3 Adoption of the 1990 rookie rule and retention of the five rookie role were highlights of yesterday's Dalton States League closed session. The Moguls met for the third time this year and completed plans for the league season opening on Tuesday April 16. Harvard vs Brown Cambridge Maes April 3 New football relations planned for 1932 noted by William J Bingham director of athletics as the Crimson gridiron schedule nears completion.
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Mackmen Preparing for Philie Series
In Charlotte on April 4 the Athletics begin a city series at Richmord with rookies under fire. Manager plans to use those not ready for big league ball as the rest dispose of players in spring lineup tuning for the Phila series.
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McCullough Poised for Regular Role with Giants Prospect
Franklin McCullough, third baseman once with the New York Giants, is now with the San Antonio Indians. He leads contenders for the regular position, ahead of Jodie Tate, with LaVeque expected to join as fourth catcher.
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Fort Worth Star Telegram Sportslights Outlook for 1990 Season
Fort Worth Telegram’s sports editor Ned Record surveys predictions for the 1990 season. Ho me Hammond Burns pairing boosts optimism for the Indians while others list likely top teams. fans seek a fair assessment and continued turnout at the ballpark as the race approaches.
Cub Reserves Outplay Reggs in Exhibition Hit Parade
Chicago Cubs reserves powered past the Los Angeles L.A. in an April exhibition win. Manager Joe McCarthy shuffled regulars with Bell and Hornsby sidelined by injuries, Grimm and Tolson filling in and performing well.
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Kennel Club Meeting in San Antonio
Dr C W Taylor will lecture on the Airedale dog at the regular monthly meeting of the San Antonio Kennel Club at 8 o clock Thursday night in the chamber of commerce. Tesler, owner of fine Airedales, will speak on the breed and Dr L Rhom will talk on health and care of a dog. The public is invited to attend.
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Red Sox Reach Series, Rain Cancels Louisville Game
Louisville notes that rain forced postponement of yesterday's contest after the Red Sox had clinched two wins in the series. Two games remain as the team pushes toward finishing the series.
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Four Leading Stars Left In Meet At Pinehurst
Four top players vie in the North and South golf tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina. Mira Collett national champion faces Maureen Orcutt of News, while Edith Quier and Helen Hicks, both strong titleholders, also advance. Orcutt defeated Collett in the mid month event at Southern Pines and led in qualifying there this week. Hicks beat Mima Wise in a tough match, and Orcutt continued strong with wins over Divherman and Federman in later rounds.
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Texas Tennis Stars Beat Grinnell In Easy Match
Texas, led by Berkeley Bell of Terau detesting Jones and Lucien LaCoste, defeated Grinnell College 6-0 7-5 and 2-0 in singles. In doubles, Barnes and Taylor defeated Jones and Kenn in three sets.
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Demons win in tenth as Des Moines tops Wichita
In an afternoon game at Meallen Texas on April 3 the Des Moines Demons rallied with a decisive three run tenth inning to defeat Wichita Arbor. Ogleshey hit a two run homer earlier and Johnson also homered for Des Moines in a contest marked by late offense and clutch hitting.
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Lewis Defeats Plestina in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York April 3 Strangler Lewis, former world heavyweight wrestling champion, pinned a new medal on his wife chief today. He defeated Marin Plestina, the champion of Jugoslaviz, here last night on the main bout at Madison Square Garden.
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Bush fires first disciplinary measure in White Sox move
Fort Worth report details George Connally receiving a disciplinary reprimand from Bush after a training lapse. The incident follows a 3-0 loss to Fort Worth Cats, as Arthur Shires lifts to number five in the lineup amid the new regime.
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Phillies Near Home and Favorite Fence
The Phillies return home after spring training with optimism despite a recent setback. Observers note the team’s clout and defense should sharpen quickly as they settle at the home lot and restore form against the wall.
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Babe Blames Mule for Hurt Pinch Hitter
Waco Texas April 2 Babe Ruth blames a mule for injuring his finger during practice. The Yankees star, sidelined by a damaged digit, said the animal distracted him and slowed his throw. He teases the mule and jokes the injury is his first since joining the league.
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Don Will Stay With His Job in Florida
Daytona Beach Florida April 5 The intention of embarking on an attempt to set a world land speed record has been postponed due to the beach course being too rough for the Super Silver Bullet to travel at high speed. W D Enenberg chief steward said trials may be delayed two to four days while the beach is reconditioned.
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College baseball results and mixed scores report
A terse recap shows Basler 10.4 for Navy 14, Vermont 7. An unrelated note mentions Santa Clara 2 and Saint Mary’s College with varied scores. Overall, the fragment shows college teams playing baseball with several inconsistent lines and partial results.
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Athens High Favored to Repeat as National Champion
Chicago April 3 P Tee chase for the 2090 national high school basketball championship opens today with Athens High and their powerhouse Hornele from Terms as strong favorites to retain the crown. Contenders include Denton Caley and Bay’ c inate tute of Chattanooga, champions of Tennessee, plus 15 other teams from Dixie and small towns. Corinth and Linsley Institute were among those to play two games to reach the third round, with Corinth defeating Chinonk Monk 33 to 20 and Linsley winning a close contest. Continued on Page 10, Col. 2.
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