Good Hitter Secured For Infield In Amateur Report
A Texas based lineup announces the addition of Tom Hafey from Baltimore to fortify the infield. Hafey previously starred with Knoxville in the Southern Association. The Missions plan to open camp at Tech field next Monday, while the Taleda Mud Hang of the American Association opens their drills at St. Pittraan-Sul-Yan Park on the south side.
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Minny Setsons
San Antonin
Paseman
Tom Hafey
Baltimore
Hafey
Knoxvile
Associaton
Missions
Tech
Baseball Chatter Hints at Spring Training Mixes and Injuries
Detroit Tigers scrap intrasquad drills as Rip Roache and Barney McCneky test terms while Lakeland reports Yank and Red Sox prospects in camp. Boston’s Bonner and Phillies’ Phils crew toy with lineup shifts and unsigned Shelto. Dodgers head for mainland drills before facing the Giants. Cleveland, St Louis, and New York loom in spring chatter with multiple names and rumors across camps.
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Aelays
Wedneedar
Rip Roache
Barney McCneky
Weather Stops Pro Netters at Dallas
Weather conditions in Dallas halted the pro tennis event as players faced unsettled winds and rain. Fred Perry and Robby Riggs were among those affected during yesterday's session, with play suspended and schedules disrupted.
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Dallas
Dallas Maret
Tly
Wes Hihleben
Ben Tite
Fred Perry
Penn Robby Riggs
Sub Hero Leads PHAC Basketball Victory in Latin America Championship
Chepe Martinez starred for Perpetual Help Athletic Club as they defeated Fred's Place 33 to 20 at Woodlawn Gym to claim the Latin American Sports Association Basketball championship berth. Martinez scored 12 points, with teammates Garza and Hernandez contributing, and PHAC earned the league trophy Miranda Cup and a spot in next week's state tournament in Montana Hermasians.
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Lutte
Chepe Martinez
Te Perpetual Help Athletic Club
PLB
ALC
Fred
Woodlawn Gym
Chepe
Burban Field
Erasmo Hernandez
Chepte
Titlerdalsston
Alex Gela Garza
Tito Trejo
Chepe Martines
Raul Hernade
Raul
Hager Hernandez
Lye
Frank Mitlarreal
Erasmo
Tus
Enos Babin
POH A.C
Hay Wade
Chepewee Ingh
Alex de Lo Garza
Raw Hernandez Wil
Miranda
Monsty Hermasiias
Teevetval
Villon
Martiney
le Heirnandee
Mernandes
Bernal O
Railie
Pook Ming
Perpetual
Hein
Bice Shrats Missil Prada
Pere
Petual
Pla
Frank Jassi
Ferner
Milner named assistant coach at Mines replacing Phillips
Chule Milner, formerly with Mines, is named assistant coach of the Mines team in Paso, Austin and Basar high school footual. He replaces Harry Phillips as coach, with Milner noted as a former Mines standout and local sports figure.
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Chule Milner
Mines
Paso
Milner
Austin
Basar High School
Toke College of Mines
Mines Su Ai Hiei
Harry Phillips
West Texas
Fepagron
Ag Mack
Draw Fight Ends In Honolulu Crowd Aces 4000
A scrambled recap notes a draw and crowd figures in Honolulu as a boxing event drew about 4000 spectators. Mentions Vid Young and Rush Dalmy amid uncertain details and misread text from the score sheet.
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Aaverwoubiu
Vid Young
Honolulu
Rush Dalmy
Manila
134 Birdies 12 Eagles Day's Work of Pros
Miami March 9 report on the international four ball tournament at the Miami Biltmore. sixteen teams battled 36 holes with 134 birdies and nine wasted chances against eagles. notable outcomes include Revelte and Laffean defeating Sued and Guldahl, and Hogan Sarazen advancing to round of eight. Nelson Picard and others posted subpar scores, while Hines and Googin won to continue.
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Miami
Fin
Miami Biltmore
Johnny Revelte
Sam Sued
Ralph Guldahl
Ky Laffean
Hen Loving
Jack Grout
Ben Hogan
Gene Sarazen
Johnny Farrell Raul Henry Ransom
Herman Haren
Tony Penny
Jimmy Thomson
Harry Cooper
Byron Nelson
Henry Picard
Sammy Byrd
Chic Harbert
Chandler Harper
Herman Keiser
Craig Wood
Billy Burka
Hines
Googin
Mutch Maison
Denny Bhute
Ap Clayton Heater
Ghd
Lloyd Mangrum
Eseven
Par
Nelson
Picard
Fred Jacoby Wins Southeast Regatta
Fred Jacoby Jr. of North Berg en G. y won the Southeastern Class F outboard hydroplane title at the ninth annual Southeast regatta on the Myemille river, also taking two Class Bi heats. Hagood of Orlando finished second. Jacoby reached 43.10 mph. Grace English, Lyon, Boston, died of a heart attack. services planned.
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Jack
Orlando
Fia
Lie Pumnber
Iscahy
Grace English
Boston
Maren
Lyon
National Basketball Picture and Conference Wrap
National basketball picture notes key outcomes by conference. SIG TEN crowns Wisconsin rivals. Kansas and Oklahoma share top in Big Six. Kentucky overtakes Tennessee in SEC. Colorado leads Big Seven with Wyoming strong. Arkansas tops Southwest with Rice. Princeton closes wheat season chasing Columba. Creighton, Oklahoma lead Miss Valley. Pac Coast sees Stanford and Oregon State shift. Washington State declines in a broad league recap.
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New Fork
Mavie Wes
SIG Ten
Mlindy
Wisconsin
Badgers
Astaranon
BIG Fix
Kansns
Oklahoma
Whalesasaid Howsitle
Jak Marels
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Vols
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Wyoinbe
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Hares
Stern
Dartmonth
Uwily
Prineeton
Columba
Ake Ted
Creighton
Nebraska Bluejays
Pacific
Hianford
Klug
Oregon State
Washine Tale
Exhibition Ball Sunday Results and All-Star Showdown
Sunday results from a crowded exhibition slate include Brooklyn, Cleveland, New York, and St. Louis matchups with multiple battery lines and runs tallied. Highlights note junior league All-Stars defeating Pacific Coast stars in Hollywood as Tuft Wright homered and Toy Novikote drove in the decisive run.
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Hire
Darla
Pasey
Dapper
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Acosta
Tanga Rhe iCleveland
S&t Cinema
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RHE
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UO Ox
Donald Chandler
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O'Dea
Hollywood
Mare
Teaxure
Tuft Wright
Chicago White Sox
Lyne Run
Toy Novikote
Chir Jenen Cube
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Ntvoll
Bonton
Toro
Indianopalm
Sprinauela
Buffalo
Providence
Washington
Philadelmia
New Hayne
Cleveland
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Teitas
Minneapolla
St. Pau
Grmaha
Lovie
Fovartime
Baltimora
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Evertine
College Cage Tourney Opens With Kansas City Matches
The national Intercollegiate basketball tournament begins at Kansas City's municipal auditorium with Yorktown SD and High Point NC opening the six day event. Day one features Central State Teachers Adu OH versus Kentucky State Murray, followed by Texas Wesleyan Fort Worth against Staub Institute Menominee WI and additional pairings including University of Portland Ore versus Simpson College Indiana, Town Stevens Polst WI versus Indiana State Tusta Hautes, Southwestern College Winfield KS versus Kansas State Teachers Pitches, and Evansville IN versus Nebraska Style Teachers Pec.
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Kansas
Evanaville
Ind
College
Nebraska
All But Two Yankees Sign
GRLANDO Te March. If Manager for McCarthy announced in May the New York Yankees had signed four of their remaining holdouts. Those remaining to terms were Second Baseman Joe Gordon, Outfielder Charlie Keller, Pitcher Red Ruffing and Catcher Bill Dickey, leaving outfielder Joe DiMaggio and Third Baseman Red Rolfe as the only unsigned players.
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Grlando
McCarthy
New York Yankees
Joe Gordon
Charlie Keller
Red Muffine
bin Dicey
Joemil Mapple
Red Rollers
Border Girls Win High Basket Championship Title
Border defeated a strong Mary team 28 to 33 to win the championship of the Texas High active girls basketball association tournament held at Doughty Hall on March 9 in Bexar.
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Mayusborg
Bexar
Border
Mary
Doughty Hath
Bowling results and park tennis tourney cancellation noted
In Columbus the bowling field at the American Bowling Congress event shows top individual scores and standings among players from New Jersey and Ohio with names like Henderson Seast Robin and Elen Burlinda. Separately the National Public Parks Tennis Tournament planned for Memphis August 17-24 was cancelled by the US Public Parks association executive committee.
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Columbus
Onin
Maren
St. Touts
Allroad
Clarkshott
Phy
Hert Stanger
Wealbrook
Fanars
Tn Ko
Trate Ter Henderson
Seast Robin Af Chion
Jama, Ohio
Elen Burlinda
Veeaky Brengz
Cortuhy
Rodol
Elizabeth
Lemdera
Lou Tnabeb
Teaneck Ald
Fis
Peul Jake
Bhool
Paterson
Xbandview
Altea Faragalti
Xenon
Damamet Af
Cinna
ASO
Worogalli
Mrs Uecker Captures City Tenpin All Events Title
Mrs Uecker dominated the eighth annual city women’s tourney at Broadway lanes claiming the Class A all events crown with 1646 across nine games. She posted 573, 483 and 522 in the series, with a 223 high game by Gladys Molander noted as the best single effort. Lois Lutz finished runner-up in Class A all events with 1146, while Perm a Hirt won Class A singles at 188 first.
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Melyah Urektr Yeaenea
Buday
Broadway Lanes
Eron Hausler
Mes. Hirt
Ea Baumaib
Lonié Schumann
Eina Hausler
Billy Simon
Southern Select Beer
Schlitz Beer
Lois ‘Lute
Alice Hishit
Erp Hausler
May Marquard
Broadway
Pearl Beer
Main Center
Farnese Falkstein
Edna Arkerman
Gladys Molsader
Local bowling results feature high scores across classes
The report highlights top performances in Class B with Lu cilio Judmatec and Mayzelle Granieri, plus second place for Leona Zapp. Cass B singles sees Cass B leader Georgia Yrevington erese at 195-52 with Mrs Falkstein runner up. Class C showcases high team 2080 by Mayme Pieldler and 463 in singles, while Alice Laroche 481 and Edna Keohane 404 lead Class C doubles ahead of Swenson pair by four pins.
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Erful
Lucilio Judmatec
Judmetec
Mayzelle Granieri
Leona Zapp
Georgia Yrevington Erese
Gebhardt
Jackie Shelton
Mayme Pielder
Fula Remus Jed
Alice Laroche
Edna Keohane
Elizabeth Swenson
Betty Swenson
Meet tensions on school bus travel and sports funding
A lengthy editorial exchange between Mark McGee and Roy Bedichek highlights controversies over what counts as an event worthy of rubber and travel spending for school sports. The piece argues buses and trips support morale and talent, backing continued interstate competitions like the Border Olympics despite transport limits and policy battles.
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Mark McGee
Roy Bedichek
Texas Interscholastic League
Army Life Test With Louis In Fort Dix Showdown
The account describes a March 9 workout at Fort Dix showing Louis in peak form before a live Army crowd. Spectators included soldiers and officers as Louis and pianist Mike Pramoluy staged bouts and shadow boxing amid cheer from onlookers. The session highlighted preparations for a Madison Square Garden appearance and featured notes on Beaman and Nicholson among attendees.
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Army Life
Louis Fort DIX
Pramoluy
Mike
Grans
Jun Lawle
Warty
Detonye
Bee Amos
George Piteh
Fddle
Pauly Mnteell
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George Nicholson
Mixtie
Manole Beaman
Hityalniry
Hell
Penn State IC-4A title under review after indoor crown
About 10 000 spectators watched Penn State win its first indoor IC-4A track crown at Madison Square Garden. The title may be voided if the executive committee rules athlete Norwood Gordon exceeded his four year limit after matriculation. Gordon competed across six years, prompting potential championship reconsideration.
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Penn State
Madison Square Garden
Norwood Gordon
Norwood Garcon
Nittany Lion
Ef Gordon
Gordon
Asa Bushnell
Ig-4a
Executive Committee For Action
Chick Werner
Minos Nurdler
Werner
Tt Navy
Help Wanted Ad Promises Quick, Hand Picked Applicants
A terse help wanted notice promises a quick pool of capable workers. It claims hundreds of qualified applicants can be found within hours by detailing exact qualifications, with responses arriving before 10 am and the publisher posting the message the same evening.
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Willy
Light Help
Ada
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