Lucas' Salary Rumpus Ends in Cincinnati Trade Talks
Chandleret's Heda reports Ted Lucas, the club's key pitcher, reached terms with management and will sign at the Tampa training camp within the next two weeks. Word comes from Nashville of the capitulation. the exact terms were not disclosed. Lucas was reduced by 2500 in 1932 and again faced a cut this year, lowering his salary to 17,500.
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Cavalry drill and shooting practice staged for Ninth Infantry
Disjointed OCR text describes a cavalry drill and shooting practice by Ninth Infantry and allied units. Officers and cadets are invited to observe. assembly at officers’ quarters. demonstrations to follow with emphasis on marksman skills and marching drills, with timing and attendance noted.
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Fran W. Halsey
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San Marcos Frosh Top Westmoorland in Narrow win
San Marcos Frosh defeated Westmoorland Junior College 41 to 28 at Jefferson Gym Tuesday night. Caldwell scored five baskets in the final period to spark the Frosh rally while Reece led the losers with 15 points.
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New York Sling Quartet Elevates San Antonio Concert
The New York Sling Quartet, joined by Harold Morris, wowed San Antonio music lovers at San Pedro Playhouse Tuesday afternoon. Gadek, Siskovsky, Schwab, and Pring showcased flawless ensemble unity, with Morris directing a final quintet for piano and strings. The League of United Latin-American Citizens hosted a related concert at Jefferson High School featuring Bach and notable performers Dolores Urrutia Alejandro Rosas Billie Roberts J. Bilben Gonzales Isak Noriega and Beatrix Rodollo in folk and classical pieces.
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New York
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Tuesday
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San Pedro Playhouse
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Billie Roberts
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Rodollo
Tinkler Beats Lott in Bermuda Tennis Semi Final Race
British player R. K. Tinkler upset United States star George M. Lott Jr. 3-6 6-3 6-2 to reach the Bermuda championships semi finals. Jd. Gilbert Hull defeated Edward Avery in another upset, as Mang beat Capper to set up a Tinkler vs Mang semifinal clash.
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George M. Lott Jr
Chicago
United States
Jd. Gilbert Hull
South Orange
N. J
Edward Avery
England
Aneel Gregory Mang
Newark
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WM Capper
College Basketball Scores from Southwestern Conference Tales
The page lists scattered college basketball results across conferences with multiple teams and scores including Central Oklahoma, Westminster, Denver, and Oklahoma teachers. Readers see inconsistent OCR of team names and points, and occasional notes on standings.
Mother's Illness Halts Raft Row With Studios
Hollywood gossip column notes disruptions in film plans as Maurine Watkins works on Nay Fork adaptation at Radio studios while H N Swanson joins as associate producer. Cast and production shifts ripple through studios amid personal ill health and industry chatter about Marlene Dietrich and gangster film trends.
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Angeles
Maurine Watkins
Rado
H. N. Swanson
Chicago
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Nancy Carroll
Hollywood
Radio Studios
Mr. Swanson
Senate Changes in Navy Bill Leave Total Appropriation Intact
Washington March 1 The senate made only minor changes to the navy supply bill preserving the total appropriation of 308 million 669 thousand dollars. The pay section of 27 million 788 thousand 420 dollars was returned to the house with the senate striking out a provision that allowed no pay increases for certain officers except eight officers above lieutenant in grade.
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DE. C
Senate
House
French Premier Feonard Daledier Wins Provisional Credits
In Paris Premier Feonard Daledier's government secured a comfortable parliamentary majority by a vote of 20H to 64 in favor after the chamber of deputies passed the provisional credits measure for the month. The government survived the crisis that toppled predecessor Boncuni on January 31 as the senate approved the credit bill by 344 to 450.
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Paris
Marca
Feonard Daledier
Joseph Paul Boncuni
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Chamber of Deputies
Board Redeems 800 School Scrip in Commerce Deal
The school board redeems an $800 scrip lot, with warrants series numbers 22,847 and 22,726 cited as payment. Paul Hi Scholz, the business manager, notes the arrangement and its implications for the school finances. In Fort Worth, Warner leaves for Philadelphia after a visit, ending a stint as coach. Stanford coach moves to Temple amid resignations and job pledges. Electric power output for the week falls 8.7 percent from the previous period, with totals around 1.425 billion kilowatt hours.
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Fort Worth
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Tielhall
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Stanford — University
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Dolor
Philadelphia
Hay
Angutor
Temple University
Harris Students Stage Texas Independence Day Play
Harris junior school staged a Texas independence day commemorative play titled Texan Gur State in the school auditorium on Wednesday. The event featured a color flag ceremony and Gloria Johnson as announcer highlighting state activities. Entries close for the national AAU basketball tournament in Kansas City, with about 40 teams listed and preliminary games likely to whittle to 32 for the first round.
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Texas
Harris Junior School
Gloria Johnson
AL Aul
Sansas City
Pelicans Sign Former Indian Player Howard Fitzgerald
Howard Fitzgerald, who played for San Antonio last year, was signed by New Orleans of the Southern Association, per the Associated Press report. Spring drills begin as six lettermen and 12 reserves answered Coach Al Weir’s call at McAtee High School. Veterans include Capt Henry Duncan, Adan Torres, Ed Rucker, Armando Guerrero, Carl Skinner, and Dillard Dean with several capable reserves aboard.
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al Weir
Mcates High School
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Sunday Ball Law Heads to Referendum in Pennslyvania
Harrisburg reports that a Senate Law and Order Committee backed a bill to legalize indoor sports on Sunday afternoons from 2 to 6 in Pennsylvania. The measure requires a local referendum, with the horse sense note indicating the bill’s approval came a month ago.
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Harrisburg
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Senate Law and Order
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SMU Defeats Rice In Overtime In Southwest Conf
Southern Methodist rallied past Rice Institute 24 22 in overtime as Whitey Baccus sparked a late surge and Doc Metzler tied the game to force the extra period. The victory followed a rugged defensive battle at Houston with key plays from several Pony players and listed lineups and officials.
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New Orleans Golf Opens with Star Field in Invitation
The qualifying round of the New Orleans Country Club invitation golf tournament began today in New Orleans. Notable entrants include Gene Vinson Misalsalo Pi state champion Gus Moreloch winner of the recent Houston tournament Johnny Dawson of Chicago defending champion and Jalmoy Avon from Texas with ties to Dallas.
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Gus Moreloch
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Wid Jalmoy Avon
Dallas
Handball Tourney Opens at Y M C A With Notable Entrants
The Y M C A opens a handball tourney under H C McGullagh with non members allowed. Matches begin next week and feature Ces A and Vitter Creletilan, C David Johnson and ack Darbar, Herb Wheeler, and many more listed in the pairings.
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David Johnson
Ack Darbar
Racon Tx
Herb
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