Pay Cuts For Some Yankee Players
Yankees president Ed Barrow says the club will not be the highest paid again and several players will face salary reductions. DiMaggio and others may see slight cuts, with Joe DiMaggio around 30,000 and total payroll expected above 300,000 while Bill Dickey and Red Ruffing are set for sizable figures. Giants payroll contrasts with cuts for several players including Zeke Bonita, while Mel Ott heads the Giants at 20,006.
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Bowler Completes Eleventh Perfect 300 Game
Bowler John Skintunas in Wilkes Barre bowls capped a 12 strike practice stretch this week for his eleventh perfect 300 game, showing no novelty left in achieving the feat.
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Schreiner Loss to Texas Lutheran Bulldogs Narrow Victory
Seguin January 11 1937 Texas Lutheran College Bulldogs edged Schreiner Institute 38 to 37 in a close basketball game. Alfonso Piter sank the decisive free throw with 20 seconds left after a 37 37 deadlock sparked by Schreiner’s late rally. Lineups feature Lutherans Ehrhardt Judd Pinter and Blackburn against Schreiner Holmes Hartman and Cauley with officials Brppm and Williams.
Conn Plans More Heavy Scraps After Easy Win
Billy Conn of Pittsburgh won an easy 12 round decision over Henry Cooper at Madison Square Garden. He and his handlers envision a path to the heavyweight crown, with Paycheck and Savold among potential challengers. Conn weighed 173 1 2 and drew a small crowd, while Johnny Ray touted Conn as a future champion and shaping talks about future bouts.
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Alamo League Basketball Opens With Narrow Brackenridge Win
In the Alamo Basket Ball league the Peacock Military academy fowls and Brackenridge high school Eaglets won first round games Wednesday afternoon. Le Roy Brown starred for Peacock with 21 points as they defeated Lausier’s B team 51 to 42. Billy Lincoln led Brackenridge with 10 points in a 31 to 26 victory over Tech Billy Boats.
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Conn New Matinee Idol Among Ranks of Boxers
New York dispatch profiles Billy Conn as a rising prizefighter whose charm and style draw female fans to ringside seats. The piece contrasts Conn with past glamor figures like Tunney Baer and describes his fighting grace, Irish heritage, and view on romance, marriage, and life beyond boxing.
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Bobcats Dominate Trojans In Easy Victory
South San Antonio Bobcats led by forward J A Littleton with 18 points defeated the Charlotte Trojans 47 to 28 in the South Sun gym. The Cats built a 31-8 halftime lead as Chariatte top-scored for Charlotte with 13 points and the teams prepare for the Stockdale tourney.
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Alamo Jewelers face must-win in Brackenridge gym
In the Commercial league Alamo Jewelers threaten playoff chances after consecutive second half losses. If they fall Thursday to Kelly Field in the 8 pm game, Obriotti Dietzel Rowe and Wilcoy may sit out as the city tournament nears. Kelly Field counters with Hanes Davis Bate Ramsey and Levin as starters. Duncan Field aims to rebound behind Perry Ridesel Asher Hill while Penner’s Clothiers seek the league lead against Randolph Field Ramblers.
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