Spring Training Opens for Browns and Bees in Boston and Pitman-Sullivan Park
Boston Browns and Bees prepare for opening drills this Sunday at Tech Field and Pitman-Sullivan Park as rosters arrive. Key Brownie players, including Viriginian first baseman McQuinn, join pilots Barnes and Dewitt, with Cullenbine still under contract talks. Weather and early-week delays noted, practice set to begin in earnest.
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Tanse San Antonin
St. Lois
Boston Boys
Alaine Stadium
Wen
Pitman-Sulliven
Boston
Plaza Hotel
Hank Majesik
Homa Rowell
Libby Sisti
Max West
Dill Wietelmen
Don Manno
Chet Ross Ad
Trxags
Mel Preibisch
Gene Moore
Johnny Allen
Harlena Clift
Bobby Pstalelle
Roy Cullenbine
Cullenbine
Myril Hoag
Don Heffier
Hicidon Gnoree McQuinn
Jean Virginian
Browns
Sciatica
Suche on the Job Here Chuck Stevens Marries
Long Beach players Chuck Stevens and Vernon Stephens, from northern New Mexico to Long Beach, marry while details of their baseball careers unfold. The piece notes Stevens’ farm club ties, past teams, and spring training with Hartford while detailing Bees and Browns prospects and camp activities.
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Suche
Chuck Stevens
Chalky Suche
Goldsboro
Brackett
Ridge High School
Dees
Bees
Hurlford
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Wilkes-Barre
Boston
Hartford
Charley Wil
Log Beach
Kurl Stevens
Vernon
Jentar" Stephens
New Mexlco
Long Beach
Chuck
Long Beary
Éthock
General Motors
Chrysler
Arkansas Plays Final Hopes for Clean Slate
Arkansas faces the final game of the season aiming to complete an unbeaten run in the Southwest Conference. John Adams leads scoring while Hub Kirkpatrick and others chase a school record. rivals Rice and Baylor square off as Texas A&M, Texas and Austin gear up for clashes to close the slate.
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Arkansas
Ozarks
Razorbacks
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Parkers
John Ad. Artmisas
Poly
Kirkpatrick
Basle
Adams
John Nukes
Hub
Walla
Jon
Gates
Rice
Houston
Baylor
Texas
Wao
Fexas
Austin
Piglst
Rams Wind Up Season Undefeated
Rams finish their season undefeated after a 61-43 demolition of Austin college in Sherman Texas. Texas conference play shows an 8-7 record for the Rams, 4-7-6 against opponents. The team plans four pre-season games and hosts future meets, with conference standings and schedule details noted.
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Rams
Bierman
Texas Wethrgan
Lakeenpor
Austin College Kankatons
Sherman
Texas
T. Wy C
Palgus
Rene
Matias
Kansan
Seeds Shipped to Baltimore Amid Baseball Notes
A cluttered report mentions seeds shipped to Baltimore and various baseball figures. It references the Interna tional league day, teams like the Giants, Red Sox, and Indians, plus players Wexan and Hart, and a veteran manager Fred Schulte being hired. The text mixes unrelated fragments about leagues and personalities, with several garbled phrases.
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Mavasa Mare
Cider Bank
Baltimore
Giants
Orlotis
Wexan
Ts Sajor Wedepans
Hostan Hod ‘Sox
Cleveland Tutans
Wis
Faintly Oma
Amarillo
Chile
Ambers Falls To Jenkins In Madison Square Garden Clash
New York report says Lou Ambers led the bout before a seventh round stoppage by Lew Jenkins. Ambers, once expected to retire, fought back after a slow start and was stopped at 2:26 of round seven. Jenkins left the arena without comment as Ambers’ camp announced a new 16 year contract.
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New York
Lou Ambers
Althugh
Lew Jenkins
Madison Square Garden
Texas
Taos
Hth
The
Fing
Sofie
Hank
Sweetwater
Jenkins
Lou
Moorea
aArthur Donovan
Herkimer
Pal
al Weill
Pronto
Ambe
Ambers
Ammbers
Tim
Trom
Hob
Montgomery
Henry Armstrong
Philadelphia
Garden
Tila
Lew
Mike Jacobe
Fight Results in scattered Compiled boxing card
Fragmentary fight results list scattered bouts across multiple cities and fighters including New York Boston Philadelphia Portland and Waterville with numerous misspellings. Names such as Mike Kaplan Eddie Donn Mickey Tyea and Sammy Beanly appear alongside weight classes and locations indicating a mixed boxing card recap.
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Aly
New —York
Lew Sinkina
Sweetwater
Texas
Arahers
Yate Herkiteer
N.Y
Hosten
Mike Kaplan
Boston
Eddie Donn
New York
Nergich
Conn
New Haven
Philadelphia
Mickey Tyea
Paalthers
Freddy’ Dornles
Ausuyta
Portland
Jackie Fixner
Waterviile
Highland Ke ON
Ira
wolis—Uick Demaray
Biswarck
Tony Ohn Hin Us
Saueauker
Mallyscavi—cenit
IAB
San Cali
Parry
Junior Colleges Begin Southern Zone Playoffs In March
The southern zone junior college basketball tournament continued with San Antonio Junior College defeating Schreiner Institute 47 to 29 as Lee beat Texas Lutheran 47 to 40. Tyler Junior College Apache beat Kilgore 52 to 32 for their 26th straight win. San Angelo College Rainy clinched the west title with a 78 to 74 victory over Chilton College.
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Beguin
Ute
San Antonio Junior College
Schireiner Insitute
Texas Lutheran College
Lee
Garick
Siace
Croucher
Ben Lee
Tourney Favoritts
Brat San Antonio
Wight
Due Marthyez
San Antonio
Marion Grow
Behreiner
Murmtaineers
Over &E
Tyler
Marel
Buex
Tyler Junior College Apachen
Texas
Jas
Kilgore Jynor College
Tiwaa Wie
San Angelo
San Angelo College
Atale Jitter College
Chilton Golloge Wildcats
Jefferson Mustangs Seek Regional Crown Over San Marcos and Rattlers
San Antonio Jefferson High School Mustangs, led by guards Mario Garcia and Manuel Garcia with forward Joe Dunhum, challenge state champion San Marcos Rattlers and Lyte Bulldogs in a regional basketball event at San Marcos. The winner advances to the state meet in Austin with first round games at 1 30 and 2 30 p m, third place at 7 30 and final at 8 30. The Rattlers rely on Addison Goers and Frank Edwards while Jefferson relies on center Joe Dunhum and Ross Wallace to overcome top contenders.
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Lockhart Lions
Lyte Bulldogs
Jefferson High School Mustangs
San Antonio
San Marcos
Harry Hamilton
Agers
Hamilton
Unie
Jefferson
Mike
Manuel Garcia
Joe Dunhum
Ross Wallace
Hed" Moffats
Mike Garcia
Land Dunkum
Addison Goers
Frank Edwards
Rattler
Battle
Bil Jones
Dedeke
Muwgruder
Evashevski Named Hamilton Gridiron Coach
Evashevski, captain of Michigan's 1440 foothill team, is appointed head football coach at Hamilton College. Hamilton president Willan H. Cowley announces Max A. Weber will assist. Evashevski to join faculty duties, with plans to lead athletics beyond football. Married soon to Ruth Brown daughter of Senator Brantiss Brown.
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Clinton
Forest
Siumillon
Biyashevski
Hamillton
Hamilton
U Byashevski
Tommy Harmuct
Eucceed
Arthur R. Winters
Michigan Star
Inter Athletics
Detroit
Northe Western High School
Ruth Brown, Dauhter
U. S
Brantiss Hrown
Michigan
Women’s Golf: Mrs Bikes Wins San Antonio Tourney
Mrs W T Bikes won the San Antonio Women’s Golf social tournament held Friday at Port Sam Houston on the Colt course. She finished with a gross score of 23 under par and an 18 handicap, while Mrs J H Jarkac was second with a 104 21 3. Mrs Arthur Zucht placed third at 120 6 84. The association next plays Wilbow Springs next Friday at 2 o’clock.
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W. T. Bikes
J. H. Jarkac
San Antonio
Soclalion
Wisconsin Venues Tough Road To Sole Big Ten Crown
Wisconsin seeks sole Big Ten lead by beating Minnesota at home in a key late-season clash. A Minnesota upset could allow Indiana to share the title if Purdue and Chicago lose. Wisconsin star Gene Englund leads with 149 points in 41 games as the Badgers pursue the undisputed crown.
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Wisconsin
Minesota Toight
Badgers
Minnesota
Gene Englund
Bud Foster
Gophers
Indiana Caudearm
Sitle
Minols
Ohio State
Michigan
Purdue
Maiion
Texas schoolboy playoffs narrow field to 26 teams
Twenty six teams entered the payoff round in the Texas schoolboy basketball tournament. Finals have been reached in three meets while others start today with regional semifinals and pairings set across Regions 1 to 4. The eight regional survivors head to Austin next weekend for the state tournament.
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Ay Ine
Ansaclavnd Perens
Pampa
Lubbock
Abilene
San Angelo
Ad Bloomington
Laredo
Waco
Burkburnett
Amon Carter
Port Worth
Suisel Dallas
Ad- Micke
Livingston
Ad- Ritks
Bryan
Jett Tavis
Houston
Beaumont
Gladewater
Sin Marcos
Marfa
el Paso
Cothran and Wall Finalists in Golf
Ormond Beach Fla March 1 Issi Jane Cothran of Greens Ville 8 and Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee Meh are finalists in the women’s Booth Avante golf tournament. Cothran yesterday beat Helen Hicks of Long Beach California by 19 holes while Wall defeated Jean Batier of Providence 1 up 1 to reach the final.
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Ormond Saach
Fla
Issi
Jane Cothran
Greensville
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Meh
Mss Cothran
Helen Hicks
Long Beach
Cattl
Miss Wall
Jean Batir
Providence
Track stars head to Garden for intercollegiate meet
In New York on March 7 the Intercollegiate Athletic League hosts its twentieth annual indoor track and field championships at Madison Square Garden. The meet draws hundreds of entrants with key showings from Les MacMitchell New York University defending champ in the shot and undefeated in recent runs, Al Blesis Georgetown holder of the world shot record, Barney Ewell Penn State in the broad jump and sprints, and Ed Dugger Tulane guesting as a top Negro sprinter. The event shapes a pivotal team race even as a few athletes loom as standout performers.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
AALA
Garden
Ferst
Les MacMitchell
New York U
Cham- Mon Ih
al Blesis
Georgetown
Barney Ewell
Penn State
Ed Dugger
Tults Universlty Negro
Fenares
Retary Ute Iyrdtes
College Basketball scores and standings scattered across many teams
A dense compilation shows college basketball results with numerous teams and scores including Arizona, California, Georgetown, Duke, Indiana Tech, Tulsa, Wisconsin, Oregon State, and more. The list appears to mix game scores, team names, and partial records from multiple conferences and institutions.
Berlinger and Wife Ski to the Movies
Barney Berlinger and his wife went to the movies in Elkins Park on a snowy night. They faced heavy drifting snow that blocked doors and made the trek home difficult. The article notes Berlinger as a former American skatital champion and references the film Hudson Bay.
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Elkins Park
Mayen
Barney Berlinger
Hudson Bay
Snead in Form to Win at St Pete
Sam Snead and Tealpir Gutdahl show strong play at the St Petersburg Open in Coral Gables amid high wind, posting a 72 hole 219 five under par. Hogan teams with Sareven in four ball, while Nelson and Demaret struggle. Keiser, Byrd, and Keisan compete for prize money as several notable pros vie for top honors.
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ST. Petersrung
Fie
Vexiterlia
Sam Snead
Tealpir
Guldahi
Coral Gables
Snead
Gutdahl
Ben Hogan
Gene Sareven
Lawson Little
Jimmy Ro- Tsrel
Byron Nelson
Harold Rick Spaden
Henry Fleard
Johnny Revelty
Ticard
Reveltz
McSpaden
Hed
BE Petersburg
Herman Barron
White Plains
Chick Harbers
Battle Creek
Mich
Hogan
Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohto
White Guldans
Sam Byrd
Ardmore
al Brosen
Farmingdale
Golf Scores Teasing Open Poll Tournament Highlights
Fragmented OCR yields a scattered list of players and places tied to a St. Petersburg golf event. Names such as Johnny Porelli and Byron Nelson appear amid garbled scores and locations including Michigan and Minnesota.
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Fin
Mito Mer Neal Hob
Aga
Jen Trowan
Mersey
Ta—Igl
F52r
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Haumos
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Parringeate
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Indy Ampa
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SIH
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Toledo
Clementon
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Tach
Batre
Ayianehnner
Winchester
Mase
Portamouth
Win
Lainssite
WLC
Sat HN
EA Tiltser Wibreintin
Daly
Ati
LARNED BEATS FRANK KOVACS IN TENNIS SEMIS AT LONDON
In Jacksonville Ma on March 2 Larned defeated Frank Kovacs of Oakland 5-7 0-6 to reach the semi finals of the Min Southern tennis meet. Kovacs and Roxon Brooks of Osidi fell in doubles to Willian Talcott and Elwood Cooke.
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Lournayoot
Frankie Kovacs
Oakland
Call
Smaster
Larned
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Jack Kramer
Rolling Coltage
Winter Park
Pla
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Kovacs
Roxon Brooks
Osidi
Willian Talcott
Cincimman
Elwood Cooke
Mately
Skramer
Cooke
Dorothy Busday
Fuailins Rolege
Mra
Deva Norris
Jacksapville
Katherine Wintleen
Bastan Aon
Dore Wark
Mminint
Ental Dalley Coath
Porte
Barbera Nichia
Y Cleveland
Bears and Mules Race in Pleasanton Track Meet
Coach Jos Ward led 18 athletes in a Pleasanton track event featuring Bear and Mule competitors. The meet included sprint preliminaries, a 7:39 time trial, and notable efforts from Irvin Marin and others at the athletic plant complex.
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Edizon
Golden
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