End of Short Line for Detroit Champs Betting Shifts
Detroit Tigers face a pennant shift as draft rules and market moves threaten their return to the top. Lawton Carver reports from Lakeland on roster fears, Greenberg’s possible loss, and the depth chart across infield and pitching. Florida camp notes place Detroit in a competitive first division risk.
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Lawton Carver
Lakeland
Fla
NSI
Army
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Landis
Fragmented OCR yields unclear athletic results
The readable names show partial track and field details with ages and institutions unclear. Key athletes and events are obscured, making it impossible to confirm full outcomes or participants from the fragment.
Winter golf trail extends with big money in Florida shows
The Florida West Coast Open scene advances with Horton Smith Dan Park and Byron Nelson contending for the $3000 first prize after a 16 hole playoff. Smith and Nelson tied earlier with 206 seven under par. Nelson shot 67s to 68 for Smith as the playoff looms for $700 to winner. Other finishes include Craig Wood $630 Willie Goggin $420 Sammy Snead $420 Lieyt Mangrum $180 Paul Runyan $160 Johnny Boll $140.
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Belleair
Horton Smith
Dan Park
Til
Byron Nelson
Poledo
Onio
St. Augustine
North Carolina
Pinehurst
Greensboro
S&y7
Asheville
N G
Augusta
Ben Hogan
Purchase
N.Y
Jimmy Demarel
Houston
Hogan
Demaret
Smith
Nelson
Will Smith
Craig Wood
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Willie Gogzin
Miami
Wis
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Mike Jacobs at 61 Talks of Retiring in New York
Mike Jacobs, age 61, announces plans to retire after 34 years in the horse trotting business. The report notes a tentative timeline and reflections on his career and future.
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Mike Jacobs
New York
Marey
Armelica
Drotntter
Flv Jacobs
Tee to Green Amateur golfers top pros in weekly sweepstakes
Amateur golfers edged professionals in the weekly sweepstakes at Willow Springs course. Bert Keller of Seguin won with net 64, W J Owen second with 77, and San Antonians Willard Nesmith and Te joy Brannon tied for third with 73 and 74. Next Monday’s sweepstakes return to San Antonio, Brackenridge Park women’s club hosting Riverside pars handicap event Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Seguin
Bert Keller
Segulis
W. J. Owen
San Antonians
Willard Nesmith
Tejoy Brannon
San Antonio
Willow Springs
Brackenridge Park
Yankee Trick Rouses Landis
The New York Yankees were censured by Baseball Commissioner Landis over a secret agreement to sign George Petersen to a farm club contract with Binghamton after high school. Petersen and his mother were involved, and the contract was rejected. Petersen becomes a free agent but the Yankees must pay a $4300 buyout. The $305 is kept as a fine by Landis' office.
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Chicago
UPI
New York Yankees
K. M. Landis
George Petersen
Petersen
Binghamton
Landis
Binghandon
Yankees
New York
Commissioner's
Marathon Bowlers Quit at 53 Hours
In Los Angeles on March 11 1971 Frank Suter aged 35 and Bus Waters aged 27 stopped after 51 hours 29 minutes of continuous bowling claiming they surpassed the world marathon bowling record by 2 hours 41 minutes. The prior record stood at 50 hours 38 minutes set by George Kinder of Milwaukee in 1990.
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Los Angeles
Frank Suter
Bus Waters
George Kinder
Milwaukee
Ania
Pred Hanneman
Stiller
Waters
Kinder
Stier
Grounds for Divorce Says Wife Touted His Tips
Grounded in a divorce case from AT Louis, the wife claims the husband touted his tips and engaged in gambling and religious embarrassments. The proceedings reference Judge Michel J. Bent, with mentions of a period of financial and social strain, and indicate a stalled or ongoing separation with testimony and remarks that highlight marital strain and alleged misconduct. The report notes financial figures and personal conduct as elements in the divorce discourse, reflecting a troubled domestic dispute.
Millers to Play Fliers Twice in Upcoming Week
The Millers of the American Association, training in New Braunfels, plan two exhibition games against the Fliers. They will face Randolph on Saturday afternoon and then travel to New Braunfels for a date next week. The team is fully in camp except for Holdout Zeke Gonura and Huck Geary, who remains at home as his wife is due to deliver a baby. President Mike Kelley reports Geary improving after an eye issue.
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New York Yankee
Yankees
Cincinniati Reds
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Charlie Gehringer
Dick Bartel
Greenberg
Beyind
New Braunfels
Mirmespolis Millers
American Association
Randolph
Ramblers
New Braunier
Millers
Zeke Gonura
Huck Geary
Maim
Tom
Zeke
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Missions Jump Into Hot Action In Training Camp
SAN BENITO March 11 The San Antonio Missions opened spring training at Kiwanis Park with a brisk two hour session. Manager Marty McManus praised the day as the best opening workout he had seen. Pitchers and catchers worked hard with batting practice, as several players from Youngstown and other clubs joined the camp. The squad was due to continue Tuesday night with a full workout planned for Wednesday.
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San Antonio Missions
Kiwanis Pack
Marty McManus
McManus
Lo Camp
Benny Huffman
Bus Payton
Toledo Mudhens
Mite Sertich
Youngstown
Ohio
Jack Rudes
Midland
W. K
Mickey" Hornsby
Chloe
Clarence Heinan
Comfort
Texas
Clarence Tott
German Stalder
Tee
Paul Glitter
Springfield, Ty
Ben Kneapper
Springfield
Harold Burek
Fred Sanford
Earl Jones
Hward Pyle
Meridian
Miss
Bill Watson
Track dates set for Brackenridge Schreiner dual meet
Brackenridge and Schreiner high schools schedule an annual dual track and field meet on Kerrville track Tuesday afternoon with 14 events in the fall interscholastic league program. Collegians expected to outscore high school boys. Also, New York hosts indoor track championships April 12 with preliminaries at Atlantic City auditonim.
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Tae Drackenridse
Eagies
Ana
Lehrsmay Institute
Fountaineers
Kerrville
New York
Pational A. A. U
Inc Juniards
Hard to Find Non-Betters For Jury
Los Angeles dispatch reports two days of jury selections for a bribery trial involving jockeys and fixed Hollywood Park horse races. Four men and eight women were seated. three alternates remain to be accepted by both sides as Deputy District Attorney Simpson explains the state’s case to jurors.
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Los Angeles
INS
Hodkle
Day
Ron
Tryfly
Mailywood Park
Simpson
Awnett
Liv
Amateur Ball Teams Hold Open Workouts at Local Parks
Amateur baseball scene details tryouts and practice schedules. Harry Hyman's Bell Pornt quire team gathers at Gontepelon Park Diamond No 2 at 6 p.m. on weekdays with additional sessions at 60 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays. Randolph Field Ramblers and other squads hold joint workouts, while Quality Painters arrange Tuesday and Thursday sessions at Palo teth Brack enridge Park.
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Harry Hyman
Bell Porntquire
Gontepelon Park
Wemen
Prospect Hill Yellowjackets
Pmateu Nschall
Teving
Randolph Field Ramblers
Palo Teth
Brackenridge
Boys Club Wins Community Loop Thriller in OT
The Boys Club defeated Wesley House 40 to 32 in overtime for the second half title in the Community basketball league. Wesley tied late with a free throw from Shy Moreno, then the Boys Club pulled away in OT as Eddie Valdez, Reto Zuniga and Walter Kelley starred for Wesley.
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Community Loop
Tre
Wesley House
Wesley
Shy Moreno
Eddie Val
Werly Holke
G. Racha
A. Mapes
B. Gonzales
Ft. F. Cobeda
F. Garnton
M, Gonevaler
L, Moreno
Llano Names H. G. Miller Coach For 104 Season
Llano High School announces H G Miller will coach the 104 season. Miller has led the program for several years and will begin duties on June 1 after completing a year of mandatory training. The appointment comes as the school seeks stability amid uncertain plans.
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LLANO
Tlano
Llano High School
H. G. Miller
Miller
Ice Hockey TONMAIETS Schedule Details and Names
Ice hockey schedule fragment lists TONMAIETS across a season with associated organization names and locations. The readable text mentions Tarunke, Misia Naxames, Phil, and Aineteion with statuses or roles, alongside StedPAaL at Kayiaasits and Mokapaoe Inet ntihh.
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Tonmaiets
Phil
Kelley Plays It Square With His Boys
Sportlights recalls Mike Kelley at Santa Rosa hospital amid illness and camaraderie. He talks baseball memories and news, noting Zeke Bornea’s possible paths between army service, family plans, and a big league offer, with Tom Sheehan aiding negotiations for a Minneapolis move.
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Sportlights
Harold Scherwitz
the Light
Kelley
Mike Kelley Smart Baseball Man Helps Players Get Second Chance
Reynolds, Cooke and Kres im that situation you get a picture of one of the wisest and best loved of baseball club owners. Mike Kelley believes the laborer is worthy of his hire and is ready to share profits with players. In New Braunfels his Millers camp as he trains the team. Kelley previously sold three outfielders Reynolds Cooke and Red Kross back to the big leagues after strong seasons, keeping his word and proving himself a smart, generous club owner who helps players rebound into the majors.
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Carl Reynolds
Dusty Cooke
Mittelder Red Kross
Kelley
Bonura
Bell
Mike
Weather and Baseball Notes From Chicago to Boston
A jagged weather and baseball collage notes Cubs on Catalina Island and Bing Crosby program. Boston Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey spent 4,280,412 on the club in eight years with an average yearly loss of 173,018 though he remains encouraged by a 65,570 figure in 1840.
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Bing Crosby
Massachusettstate Department At Corporations and Taxations
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Yawkey
Hecklingokay At Oklahoma Net Meet
Oklahoma City March 1 Fans were surprised as officials opened the indoor tennis tournament with a blunt remark about necking players. Don McNeill defeated Dick Griggs 6-3, with limited crowd response. Seeded stars Riggs Brown and Kavacy advanced. Dark of Tulsa upset Myran Grenna in a feature upset of the day.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Yermis Cla
New York City
Ike
Don McNeill
Dick Griggs
Ads
McNeill
Hobby Riggs
Ed “Lefty" Brown
Texas
Waca
Brown
Beylor University
Gene Morris
Edswond
Okla
Frank Kavacy
Oakland
Cullf
Riggs
Raidan Dark
Tulsa
Central High
Myran Grenna
Getewer Valley Club
Rosa
Rochester
Musto Bout Vetoed by Cleveland Boxing Commission
The Cleveland boxing commission refused permission for a world heavyweight title match on April 2 at the American Legion venue. Titlist Jon Touls faces Tony Musto of Chicago as officials cite concerns over fairness and protecting boxing's good name in Cleveland.
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Cleveland Boxing Commission
American Legion
Jon Touls
Tony Musto
Chicago
Dan Nola Fair
Clevelarnt
Boston
Philadelpha
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