Trade Talk Hits Browns as Glenn Heldout Sparks Sale Talk
The St Louis Browns may trade catcher Calder Joe Glenn within days as manager Happy Barnes confirms talks with several clubs. Glenn, bought from the Yankees for 1939, has not spoken with Browns officials about salary terms for 1940. Berardino ill, intra squad game results, and boxing cards fill the report with late season trading fever and spring camp notes.
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Calder Joe Glenn
St. Louis Browns
Ham
Donald L. Banes
Barnes
Mike
Glenn
New York Yankees
Dickson City
Berardino
Wile Barnes
Bill DeWitt
Tran
Oliie Dushiess
Fred Haney
Techfield
Johnny Berarrino
Mission
Alonng
Johnny
Haney
Seradino
Bob Munchiel
Niggeling
Whitehead
John Niggeling
Blacks
John Whitehead
Ay Sngie
George McQuian
Bob Neighbors
Ray Raccllf
Luccadella
Mecuinn
Russ van Alla
Heap
Chili Wagner
Tony Criscolla
van Alla
Radcliff
Rangers and Americans drop hockey clash in Detroit
National League results show Detroit over New York in a 3 2 decision as the Rangers and Americans split goals. Other scores include Montreal 2 Chicago 2 Toronto, and Indianapolis 6 Syracuse 2 with Philadelphia 2 New Haven 0 and Providence 3.
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New York Rangers
New York Americans
Detroit
Montreal Chicago
Toronto
International Americea
Indianapolis Hershey
Syracuse
Philadelphia
New Haven
Providence
Cleveland
American Association
Paul
Lowes Minmendos
Kansas
Omaha
Tulta
Pamee Foment
Wrestling Referee Dee Sarpohs Set for Dallas Show
Dallas promoter Carl Geyer announced a Wednesday wrestling event at the Municipal Auditorium with Jim Henry and Karl Davis slated for the main event. Women may enter any seat including ringside for a single cent service charge plus tax.
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Dee Sarpohs
Dallas
Rassle
Muniipal Auditorium
Carl Geyer
Jim “Goon
Henry
Karl Davis
Babe Young’s Wife Withdraws Desertion Charges
In Richmond on March 11 INS Mrs Norman Young wife of Babe Young Giants first baseman said desertion charges against him were dropped after a telephone conference Sunday night.
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Babe Young
Richmond
Norman Young
New York Giants
Little Man Still Isn't There at Cage Tournament Anemavas
Kansas City news reports on the national intercollegiate basketball tournament with West Texas State boasting the tallest team. Center Charles Halbert leads at 6 feet 11 inches, followed by Howell and Baggell. Other giants include Bob Hunt 6'8" and Andy Eckles 6'4". The piece notes long hotel stays and Halbert’s scoring, with teams from Kansas, Louisiana, and California competing in a weeklong event.
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Little Man
Anemavas
Tarkiv
Broohollege
Manchester
P.m. Purifie University
Foreat I Grove
Paul
Kansas City
Mareni
West Texas State
Charles Halbert
Fed Ax
Vell Opegmer
Halbert
Matyne
Howell
Reserve Center
Bank of
Bec
al Baggell
Baggell
Bob Hunt
Kansans Wesleyan
Piso
Texas
Toushament
Jack Briley
Louisiana
Georgetown
Natchitoches
Attlete
Hunts
Bill Cass Weberry
East Central
Okio
Andy Eckles
San Diego
Calif
Shooting Results Highlight National Rifle Events in Tampa
In Tampa on March 31 AP reports about the ninth annual national and winter championship pistol and rifle tournament. About 800 marksmen and markswomen from the Americas are expected for five days of competition with $5000 in cash and trophies. Events include all small bore and target shooting with entrants from Detroit Kansas City Havana and Texas among others. Medal awards go to top shooters in multiple divisions.
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Tampa
Fla
Noytty
South America
Detroit
Kansas City
Havana
Texas
South Carolina
Weal Voreimias
Fair Renting
Fort McClelland
PRE
United Tereasury
Columbia
S. A
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
San Francisco
Prarin Rica
Mexico
Varina
Canade
Span Am League Scores and Exhibitions Include Local Wins
Span Am League games featured Jomez Prosmali and The Traders in a Sunday exhibition at Lanier, St Theresa Warriors 49 24. Wesley House beat Frevita 31 30 and East Stee Rockets defeated La Trinidad 81 24 in a setup with multiple players listed, including Lata Trinidad Villareal Ortiz Bonoan and Elizondo.
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Jomez Prosmali
St.Theresa Warriors
Lanier Sy
Wesley House
FreVita
Stee Rockets
la Trinidad
Ferfeiing
Rockets
Lata Trinidad & Villareal
Vo Bono
T. Garcia
Faz
Wargiars
Wenig
Valliea
We Mouse
Bertata D Flores. & Co
Winis W. Allison
RR Flores
Ote F Rodrigues
CIA
R. Hernardey
Bev Tarra
Rodrirtiy
Wesley Mouse
Garole
Fu Yroa
Albert Martinea
Fer-Vita
Ruires
Browns Box Score Highlights and Pitching Tackles
Summary of a baseball box score noting multiple players with hits and runs, pitchers listed with innings and runs, and fielding plays. Mentions winning pitcher Wagener and losing pitcher Van Atta with various line details and a 1:00 time mark.
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Uhr
Radelitf
Lecadelle
Strange Swill
Irace
Judnich
Haag
Neighbors
Harshung
Raacit
Laabs
Grace
Clit
Nelelbera
Tome
Dudnich
Radelith
Publing
Whitehead
Kite
Neggelins
Wagoner
Ming
Ven Atta
Miller
Manerief
Baile
Nieweling
Vanatta
Iter
Manerie
Neselinz
Warener
van Atte
Muncrief
van Atta Warener
Swift
Wagener
van Atta
Tims
Cri
Coffman
Brady Keeps Track Title at North Texas Meet
Brady defended its invitation meet title by scoring 43 and a half points to edge Wink Wildcats 99 at a Saturday night event. High scorers Callahan and Kennemer led Wink and Traan respectively, with Schrimpff earning best individual performance for Highland Park as Edison, San Antonio placed in the medals.
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Brady
Wink Wildcats
Highland Fork Scotties
Dallas
Telltes
Irain
Robert Lee
Big Lake
Colemen
Denton
Willams
Alexander
Eden
Edison
San Antonio
Ballinger
San Saba
Melvin
San Angelo
Mepard
Tan
Callahan
Wink
Kennemer
Traan
Ralph Schrimpff
Highland Fark
Scettles
Ole Kim Captures Match Horse Race
Ole Kim ridden by Owner D R Usdane won a match race over Billie Boy owned by Dr L A Dunbar at the Dunbar track on a Sunday afternoon. Billie Boy was ridden by his owner. Four other match races completed the program. A large crowd attended the event.
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Ole Kim
D. R. Usdane
L. A. Dunbar
Billie Boy
Dunbar Track
Biljie Boy
Tourney Windups Shape Cage Season Big Start
The article previews major early season college basketball tourneys led by New York’s Metropolitan Invitation and the National AAU playoffs. It details entrants Long Island University St John’s Oklahoma A&M Missouri Valley Colorado and Duquesne, with opening matchups and regional bids shaping the national title path. Conferences clash as Oklahoma and Kansas vie for a tie and the Western and Eastern regionals prepare for March play.
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New York
Kansas City
Tama Fire
Madison Square Garden
Long Island
T N.C. A
Kans San Gily
Indianapolis
Rier
Southern California
Oregon State
Colorado
Big Ten
Purdue
Lae
Wereup
Indiana
Negro girls in title game at city recreation center
The undefeated St Philip's Junior College girls face American Woodmen Acorns for the city girls championship at the Negro Recreation Center. The Co-Eds seek to end their season with a perfect record after prevailing in the school girls' title. St Peter's Glaver church meets St Philip's Tigers in a Catholic cage clash. First game scheduled before the golf final.
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St. Philip's
American Woodmen
Acorns
Negro Recreation Center
St. Peter's iGlaver Church
St. Philip's Tigers
Iwa
Tigers
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