Signals and Sly Humor Highlight Pottery of Baseball Tales
The feature recounts lively yarns from Paul Richards and other baseball figures, including stories of sign stealing and strategic cueing. It details anecdotes about Phil Weintraub facing Dizzy Dean and a volley of exchanges among managers, catchers, and pitchers, illustrating the era’s colorful dugout humor.
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Kindlirs
Baller Weintrath
Bobby Jones and a Meantime Golf Chat in Dallas
In a hazy, fragmented scene a photogenic Bobby Jones mingles with golf figures in Dallas. The dialogue hints at Jones shaping stories and charm as critics and fans press for anecdotes while discussing his game and fame.
Belinsky and Bellows Stir Major League Talks
A chaotic, rumor-filled summary outlines Belinsky’s sensational season and trade rumors involving the Angels and other teams. It notes bets on his future, the manager’s cautious stance, and potential moves including Osinski, Donovan, Roebuck, and Veroneski with various clubs.
Edgewood Ball Leagues to Meet
Edgewood High School hosts a meeting Tuesday at the cafetorium inviting players, coaches and parents of Edgewood teams to discuss league plans. The gathering aims to outline participation and address community interest in the league’s future.
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Eapstes
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Walking Step to Be Tolerated, Says Fitzgerald
Red Sox feature a host of fresh hurlers in spring camp with Dave Morehead leading a list of rookies in contention for spots. The Seattle product and other young pitchers aim to bolster Boston as scouts and managers watch for breakthroughs amid a dense raft of invitees and minor league standouts.
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Fitzgerald
Armed Services Umpires Chartered by National Association
The National Association of Umpires announces a charter for the Armed Services Officials Association. Tommie J. Shaner of San Antonio named executive officer with Ray Dumont as congress president. The body gains authority to approve officiating for sanctioned district and state tournaments starting August 1.
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National Association of Umpires
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Hance
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Kerr
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Tommie J. Shaner
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Randolph Five Visits Ft Sam and Tribesmen Meet
Randolph AFB hosts a Wednesday night meeting at 8 with officials, officers to be moot. Tribesmen’s club plans ceremonies as the Northside league balances events at Lackland, with area schools and coaches attending to honor local teams and players. Walter Byrd scored 38 points for the night, while Lackland switches to a 14-point margin in the final, a 7-70 win over Lackland High.
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Fea Eanede
Southwest Ty
Liam Houston Kangars
Northsideland
Rangers
Lack Lling
Ed Mealy
Tir Lackland
Herkans
Ladewig and Welu Set Bowling Pace
Kansas City report of the All Star Bowling Tournament highlights Ladewig and Welu leading after qualifying rounds. Ladewig posted top marks with a 4,553 total in the women’s standings and a 244-209-290 series, while Welu posted strong men’s scores. Spillers and Smyth also advanced to semifinals with solid four game blocks in the early rounds.
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APY
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Ladewig
Billy Welu
Nliament Stackings Board
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Grant Rapids
Mich
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St. Louis
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Worman
Jay Abel
Chicago
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Flay
Mes
Miss Atulone
Shirley
Gams
Dick Weber
Cltmpion
Fleering
J. Wabavu Sims
Chicano
AEM
Big Wat
St Louis
Vick Yisber
SH. Loxis
Je Wilber Sims
Chicana Ear
Ted Maton
Philadelphia
Roy Broth
Vince Ducet Parninus
George Howard
Telcoil
Vubonski
Detrail
I Ban
Bits
Huston
Louisante Bun Sotason
Mill Mothautor
Denna Duimerrman
Dean Wet
Elvira Uwepfir
Bobbie Shaler
Ain O Mary Ogh
Dion Chinnehlane
Bodie Dixon
Sylvia Wee
Leet
Ap Eeey Oy Pee
Sage
Toynsas
Dottie Spiteves
San Antonin
Spiltoys
Percy Smyth
Rounet
Spillers
Smyth
Wills Seeks Diamond Belt and Bat Crown Glory
In Rochester, Willy Wills, Dodgers shortstop, was honored as Professional Athlete of the Year by local sportswriters. He joked about stealing more bases and admitted a slow start, noting his 29-year-old drive to surpass Ty Cobb and chase the batting title while accepting the award at the Rochester Radio Press Club dinner.
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Alexs
Trank Gabler
Richards
Paul
Mayermanigey
Jyanigat Havett del
Asia
Cleveland Taston
Cane
Chuck Estrada
Rob Poller
Grioles
Ballis
Gabler
Oldling
Ain
Hichayde
Festinda
Laughlur
Estrada
Jen Feller
Zamans
Feuve Tral
Sobnson
Dizzy Dean
Phil Weiihauty
Hall
Dean
Rochester
N.Y
Angeles
Dodgers
Hickok
Ty ‘Cobb
Wills
Sof Hiebel
Fleet Dodger
Valés
Palmer
Taylor
Warriors add Luckenbill to inactive list
San Francisco Warriors of the NBA have placed forward Ted Luckenbill on the inactive list. Luckenbill, a former Long Beach State standout, appeared in 20 games for the Warriors this season.
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San Francisco Warriors
Ted Luckenbill
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Hucsson University
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S.A. Skipper Recruits Rookies Into Durham Club
Sy Hugo Gemino reports on Lou Fitzgerald taking over the Durham Colts farm system and the Baltimore to Durham coaching moves. Nick Richards praised Fitzgerald, who brings six years in minor league management and a record of All-star recognition, with emphasis on hard work, community engagement, clinics, and player development.
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Lou Fitzgerald
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N. C
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Thi
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Tim
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Kitegerald
Jouth
Shawnee
Okla
Longview
Tex
Augusta
Port Arthur
Victoria
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Fitzgerald
Fivagerak
Duhams
Arl Etica
Vehi
Iol
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