Higgins Heads to Camp as Cardinals Holdout Rumors Fly
Reported deal talks surround Higgins of the Philadelphia Athletics as he heads to camp with a guaranteed raise, while Faul Dean signs with the St Louis Cardinals after a week holdout. Thomas Foxx era noted with Dean brothers aiming to top 45 wins for the Red Birds. Tack Wilson’s Dodgers holdout appears softened as camp reporting delay eases.
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Bradentown
Frs
Faul Dean
Jerome Ferman
Dean
St. Souls Cardinals
Red Birds
Pag
St. Lots
Orlando
Fir
Tack Wilson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hack
Ihr Clit
Camp Hecsina
Ubvess
Tereby
Tering
L A Sends Couple to Dallas Steers for Spring Training
L A players Wil and Smokey report to the Dallas Steers for spring training on Wednesday. Randolph Meld and Ike Livingston, who played with the Air Depot last season, join the duo. Western League field Durham NC reports the Nar loan Association upholding the Wettert league action dropping Denver and Purvle from the circuit after a Sunday decision by President W C Bramham.
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L. A
Dallas Steers
San Antonio
Wil
Smokey
Wood
Randolph Meld
Ike Livingston
Air Depot
Western League Ofield
Durham
N.C
W. C. Bramham
Nar Loan Association of Professional Baseball
Denver
Purvle
Colo
Mut Arlenger
Weekend sports wrap highlights from multiple atheltic events
AP digest covers track and field results led by Willis Ward and Michigan State relay clash, Oxford and Cambridge winners in English events, New York runners debut 1500m at Metropolis meet, Boston tennis triumphs, and Cornel basketball notes with scattered international sports chatter.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Willis Ward
Muchican
London
Jack Lovelock
Leach
Oxfords
Cambriore
New York
South Bend
Ind
Michigan State
Chapel Ill
Boston
Carnnell
Harvard
Berymouth
Bishop to Train on Ping-pong
Sarasota dispatch reports Max Bishop will train using table tennis at Boston Red Sox training quarters to aid his conditioning. The move marks a rare use of the sport as a training medicine in professional baseball per athletic records.
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Sarasota
Fis
Boston Red
Max Bishop
Bishop
Athiesics
French Change Boats to Fit Conditions at Lake Worth
Palm Beach March 12 The French team a leading rival in the international outboard motorboat series took steps to overcome trouble that left Captain Jean Dupuy and his crew drifting in Lake Worth while the American boat won. The French boosted engine power and prepared shielded plugs as gusty winds delayed the event and prompted rapid dispatch for parts. Horace Tennens Northwestern University undergrad has won three of four starts while Dupuy leads the competition as heats for the Vincent Bendix trophy begin with major boats from Italy and the United States ready to race in the 24 mile opening heat.
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Palm Beach
Via
America
Capain Jean Dupuy
Lake Worth
Wales
Messenger
Fort Lauderiaie
Horace Tennes
Northwestern University
Dupuy
Vincent Bendix Tophy
Prince Carla Ruspell
Italien
John Shite
Delphine VI
Horace E. Dodge
Detroit
Delphine Vil
Brodge
Delphine Dodge Baker
William McK. Hom
Imp
Johs
B . Rutherford
Pain Beach
Texas Polo Team Beats Coast Four in Los Angeles
Texas polo stars Cecil Smith Rube Williams Tom Brather and Gilmore led a coast beatdown as Riviera Country Club lined up rival Sandfonians. Rivera Country Team lost 15 8 with Smith scoring seven goals Williams three and Gilmore four for the Texas side while Rogers and Baker added late goals.
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Los Angeles
Texas
Cecil Smith
Rube Willams
Tom Brather
Gilmore
Ssnfonia
Riviera
St Louis SHX Soccer Team Sees Draw In Title Series
St Louis on March 12 reports SHX national champions save a game in a three match western title series against the Wieboldts of Ch ienge. The Chinese eleven led 3 to 3 with two overtime periods needed to settle the issue. The tie winner advances to meet the eastern division winner for the national championship.
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ST. Louis
SHX
St 18
Wieboldts
Chienge
Chiense
New York
Maren
Maxie Rosenbloom
Batiey
Rosenwhcom
Gordon Fortenerry
Caena
Pia
Ab Orlane
Welker
Cyclone) Smith
Macon
Rots
Chienhgo
Frankie Klick
Kid More
Manila
Oakland
Calif
Dundee
Joe Kaminski
Nanticoke
Holyoke
Mass
Los Angeles
Tony Catvanert
Immerworth
Titenolter
Alberta E
Arizmensci
Tash
Babe Ruth Opens Final Roundup in Major League
The Babe Ruth era ends in a tentative March roundup as Ruth joins the New York Yankees training camp in St. Petersburg. Reporters, fans, and rivals anticipate his first appearance, autograph hunters surround him, and his aging legs cloud his return prospects for a major league season.
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ST. Petersburg
Tin
George Kerman Ruth
Ladsy
New York
Aleiay
Bebo Totes Depperivoul
Yancees
Tine
Babe
Miller Huggins
SS. Petersburg
S A Cagers Shine In State Play In Garlveston
Bivolating results from Barbera's Sports lead Barbera's to the Ty A A Byles title in the state tournament at Garlvestan. Barthera's team. In the tin game Sat, Barbera's edged six four over Santa Fe.
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Bix
Barbera
Ty A. A. Byles
Garlvestan
Santa Fe
Widey
Barthera's
Severeid's Mission Opens Large Baseball Tryout
San Antonio Missions manager Hank Severeid oversaw a Texas league boot camp as 121 aspiring players lined the gate at first light. Bonura named to start the season while registration neared 150 with Park guiding pitchers and outfielders amid a busy field setup and ground crew led by Dick Dunavan.
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Hees Jong Baseball Echor
Hank Severeid
San Aylonlo Missions
Severeld
Balla
Dick Dunavan
Joe Stebbins
Seversid
Triaz
Pid Purdy
Mission
Wien
Park
Wetiwern
Oliver
Uarg Lo 2 Welyck
San Antonio players shine in state tourney and meet results
Texas high school notes recall Terrell, Ruby Flack, Barbett forward, and Edna Menard as local standouts. San Antonio teams such as Thomas Jefferson and others placed in state events in Austin and Dallas. Dr Pepper and Magnolia Mobiloilers faced rough play with key injuries while enduring close losses and firings, as Houston claimed third place with a strong roster.
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Beck & Handaame
Toxen
Jus Terrell
Ruby Flack
Barbett
Edna Menard
San Antonio
Edd Hill
Kuratchek
Hill
Jake Reynolds
Dr. Pepper
Hai
Kelty
Otter
Dallas
Houston
Texaco
Westminster Presbyterian
Antonio
Enty
Atate
Fark Worth
Daletas
Westminster
Holly Brock
Forever Southers
Texas University
Maine
Cavalry Club Opens Season With Beeville Shootout
The Cavalry Club beat a Beeville county team of reserve officers in Beeville Sunday in the first match of the season. Edwin O’Connor of the regular army accompanied the San Antonions. Lineups included Lieut AY BomnTh and Lieut Clay McParn with other officers noted.
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Garyalre
Boliinret
Rraecie Frere
Ran Antonis
Bre
Edwin O'Connor
San Antonians
BomnTh
J. Senaefler
Trent
J. O. Yount
Engbere
G. Walker
TNS
Geuitheret
Croy
Clay McParn
Glauk
Ballas
Boxing Rumors Stir Dormant Boxing Plans in City
Rumors swirl as dormant licenses may be revived for upcoming boxing bouts. A 10 rounder between Pat Murphy and Cecilin Lovado headlines Tuesday night at Walkathor Arena with advance sales strong. Eddie Ran and Tracey Cox drawn into trainers’ talks as undercard lines shift amid a busy Texas boxing scene.
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Hanky Fintes
Bol Warsten
Ike Minget
México
Tracey Cox
Beethoven Hall
Tracy Cox
Pat
Murphy
Cecilin Lovado
Walkathor
Arena
Elks
Fiftie Rosses
Blas
Toueado Skvazs
Wasing
Lang
du al Lousenner
Waco
Wild Bill
Dowell
Vomptele
Spanish American Basket Ball title series opens Thursday night
The Tuesday Nighters beat Amado Nervos 41 02 in a Sunday afternoon exhibition as the Woodlawn league kicks off the series with the Trojans. Barajas led with 16 points, Ortega 7, while Mendoza spearheaded Amado Nervos with seven counters and Baralas 15. Referee Jos Gone presided at Woodlawn.
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Amado Netyos
Woodlawn
Coit
Trojans
Lhe Marples Maids
Lulacs
Tide Baraja
Jotlegs
Barajas Visite
Ortega
Mendoza
Amado Nervos Wat
Orters
Ani Baralas
Flores
Cegnamiven” Bana Menderear Rodrigues
Macias A
D. Rodrigues
Slue—tetnamies
Valielo
Jos
Orbsce
Hinge
Motorcycle Club Field Day At Newndort Farm
Motorcycle club held a field day near San Antonio at the Newndort farm Sunday with events including barrel-rolling, potsto rare, polo ama and stock race. Winners included Aubrey Davenport Ches ter Brahl and Murray, with 24 year old George Farrell fatally injured in the meet. A report notes improvement in Fielders A Jones after a recent illness.
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San Antonio
Maranville Still "Kid" At 43
Walter James Vincent Maranville known as Rabbit turns 43 near Armistice Day. The former shortstop of the 1914 World Champion Braves remains active in spring training with Bestar Hayes’ camp and aims to extend his longtime league career, aiming to surpass Honus Wagner’s all time game record.
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St, Yetersburg
Fia
Walter James Vincent Maranville
Fabhii
Bestar Hayes
Clat
Bravés
Rabbit
Honus Wagner
West Texas Independent League Chooses Officers
SAN ANGELO March 12 The West Texas Independent Baseball league rejected a proposal to organize a professional loop. Bearded Blondy Denss is president with J. L. Croft secretary and Scott Peters treasurer, succeeding W. D. Holcombe. The league includes San Angelo Taxon Ovonra and Ballinger with Abi lene entering. Mose Sims plans Ballinger move as opening date April 22 looms.
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West Texas
San Angelo
West Texas Independent Baseball League
Archery Championship Held at San Antonio Meet
Florence Slsinner won the Jimtay archery championship at the San Antonio Archery event with strong Sunday showing. Recond Bianca Sunday scored 423 to Loyd Gchwarle. A newcomer Buntay hinted at becoming a contender as Der dayee Zortman posted 233 in the first American round. Next Sunday archers meet at Alamo Heights for the regular weekly show.
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Florence Slsinner
Reon
San Antonio
W.B. Tivasher
Lille
Bianca
Loyd
Amateur Athletic Union Games In Kansas City Marathon Event
The A A U national basketball marathon in Kansas City features eight days of play with 15 games daily. Favorites include Southern Kansas Stage Liners and recent Tulsa A A U champions for a weekend slate amid teams from Denver to Utah and beyond.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Npest
Seokling
Cie 'Tilea
Oka
Oilers
Shop Paonalch
Tin
Loglent
Werse
Bsealhes
Southern
War River
Bhella
San Arapoisea
Olympic Club
Durant
Aden
Utah
Household Finance Corporation of
Chi- Ape
Unusual Weather and Ball Games Across 1940s Camp Notes
Journal notes a mix of strange weather in Miami Beach and various baseball scraps. It mentions teams like Philadelphia, Athletics, Dodgers, Cubs, White Sox, and Yankees, with attendances and camp drills, plus players including Hubbell and Bush, amid early spring exhibitions and manager updates.
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Miami Beach
Flo
Stine
Ginny
Flamingo Field
Islenta
Geapetrust
Terry
Athletics
Bill Dietrich
Don Carlos Hubbell
Hubbel
Furtha
Tive
Muckmer Vanumbad
Big
Lone Star pigeon race winner and results from Lone Star club
Rotzler's Pigeon Lone Star winner Biorst, owned by William Flutzler, traveled 142 206 yards from Georgetown with 247 birds entering the finish. Marshh's Blue Cloud was a close contender. Complete results list names and placing of many competitors, including Shadke seventh and G. Collins in mid-pack. The Lone Star race concludes with entries and final standings pending. Also report from Chicago: Bobby Thomas and Alfred Lelayr led after 19 teams in the thirty trek International Rist-cay bicycle race, with 11,000 fans watching the start last night by Bermund Lane.
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Rotzler
Biorst
Willian Flutzler
Fretanler
Lone Ste Flylag Club
Sundey
Georgetown
Marshh
A. Shadke
Aly
Prager
Joe Ach
Fred
Tee Mimuch
G. G. Collins
Alxteenth
John Vinek
Fernin Aigus
Irany
Lone Star
Aluls Voolnt Ab
Chicago
Bobby Thomas
Alfred Lelayr- Orr
Bermund
Hi Plan
Laurels Share Anacacho Horses Show Highlight
Anacacho hosts a Saddle Club show with Nighy Aleem owned by Amy Noyieh triumphing in the open stake after a strong challenge. Ridden by Prank Heatman, Anacacho King and San Carlos Boy also place in multiple classes as John Marehall oversees a benefit event drawing about 1500 attendees.
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Gancn
Saddle Club
Aleem
Amy Noyieh
W. Morrison Herkes
Rilden
Prank Heatman
Hexamont
Black
Geléiy
Anacady King
Lt. Wait
Cristiana
R. W. Morrison
San Carlos
Harry Daniels
Adama
Pain
Sitter Ki
Idden
Mist Marth Tovernment
Cracker
Sway Rovernen
C. Nelson
Black’ Crow
Burnic Hei
Phelps
Emai Mend
Amy Bernita Noviel
A Mee Nernvirk
Endten Threesastra
Mildred Niekun
Mildred Nickwi
Alamo
Herniee Pheles
Kecios Sunita
Slag Maatersen
Maalerann
Jim’ Hamilton
eDanials
San Perro
Marjorie Niches
Viseinie
Tripeytean
Amie
Aimy
Beinton Novich
Atwich
Seady Dara
Nore Aeron
Aten Ray Simpson
Ray Siminim
Glow
Colurmbly
Dorothy Fan Pedro Stnbiens Chier
Step Aalels
San Patra
Oben Shree
Ban Chilis Boy
Ofre
Harry Dauigh
Anacacho Ranch
Rewtd
Claude Venda
Ge Helie Oak
Lon Rides
Airs
Mie
Lance Dougian
Tarry Owen
Feana Eatin
Amy Nacho Kini
Harry Daniel Carnes Seonam
Ch Renengrane
Matson
Pha Te
Die Dunlap
An Lueflty Pare
SB. Crow
Didrikson Trains for Pitching Ahead of New Orleans Debut
Babe Didrikson Zaharias, touted as the world’s greatest woman athlete, trains in Hot Springs before heading to New Orleans to pitch for the Cleveland Indians next Sunday. She then plans to join the St. Louis Cardinals in fielding duties, stating she is too busy for other activities. In Texas, five community leaders met to form a tea g ull club, with Laraborismn elected president and leninorett secretary as the season opens April 1.
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Joba Hot Springs
Ark
Hinsi
Babe Didrikson
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Cardinals
Pielda
Babe
Gly Ball League
Texas
T. Laraborismn
Cane
Leninorett
Lorri Me Jespae
Petersville
Supiniack
Gallant Sir Finishes Last at Agua Caliente
AGUA CALIENTE Mexico March 2 The odds on favorite Gallant Sir failed to win the 926 000 handicap race at Agua Caliente. Gaillard J D Mikel won by a nose in a tight finish with Onrust Water second. Benny Grafton and Barrier walked, as Gallant Sir faded after a late move.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Sun Bean
Benny Grafton
Gallant Bir
Runnig
Gerreis Woolf
Tee
Gaillard
Callant
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