Pirates and Cubs Set For Tuesday Exhibition Tilt
Pittsburgh manager Pie Traynor fields a three man pitching rotation led by Guy Bush, Mac Brown and Cy Blanton to face the Chicago Cubs in an exhibition game here Tuesday afternoon. Al Todd to catch, Arky Vaughn at short, Pep Young second, with Henshaw or lefty starter to face the Cubs lineup. Traynor reports his club weeks ahead in condition after California training and a split Sunday practice at Tech field. Frick and ex president Heydler will attend, along with other NL officials, as health improves for the National League leaders.
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al Todd
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National League
Winkelman to Take Stanford Coach Job
FORT WORTH March 14 Ben Winkelman coach of Paschal High school has left for Palo Alto to confer with Stanford officials about joining the football coaching staff Winkelman left quietly. A former Southwest Conference end and halfback he played for the University of Arkansas and was scout for Thornhill before the Rose Bowl. He guided Paschal to two district titles and is a longtime friend of Pop Warner and Thornhill.
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High Schoor
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Berwanger to Run in Texas Relays
Austin reports Jay Berwanger University of Chicago All American football star will compete in a 1d man team at the Texas Relays on March 28 entering the shot put javelin discus broad jump and pole vault. Other entrants include Oklahoma Louisiana State and Oklahoma A and M with Floyd Lockyer and Michel Intercollegiate mile champion providing strong competition.
Supreme Court Origins and Soldiers' Bonus Discussion
A historical note outlines John Jay as first chief justice and his governorship, then discusses public sentiment on World War I soldiers' bonuses. It notes Public Law 425 of the Seventy-fourth Congress authorizing adjusted service certificates and interest cancellations, despite no explicit use of the term bonus. It invites readers to write for further questions about a cartoon.
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Supreme Court of the United States
New York
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Lapham Aims For Texas State Golf Meet Return
Mrs J H Lapham a leading San Antonio and Texas golfer plans to compete in the Texas Women's Golf Association state tournament April 22 to May 2 at the San Antonio Country Club. She will challenge current title holder after a strong Brackenridge Park round and a one day San Antonio Women’s Golf Association event. Results from the day include Mrs Topham defeating Mrs E R Mary 2 and 1 with a 40 41 score, a course record by Mrs Lee Wilson, and several other match scores across the field.
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George Paschal
Derringer Divorce Delays Reds Pitcher Training
Tampa March 14. Paul Derringer, pitcher for Ginelmatt Red, files for divorce from Vera Derringer citing violent temper. Court hearing on temporary alimony costs and fees postponed until near Tuesday as training is hampered and manager Larry MacPhail contemplates suspending play if delay continues.
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Ginelmatt Red
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Reds
Decker Leads Aggies to Victory Over Cats
COLLEGE STATION March 4 Decker sprinter from Grow Texas today led the Texas Aggie track and field team to a 92 to 20 win over the San Marcos Teachers College Hobcats. Decker won both dashes and relay events as the Aggies swept seven events.
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Edison Stars to Cameron Nine Men and Coach Leave for Invite
Nine Edison high school track and field performers and Coach Joe Ward depart by automobile for Cameron for the Yoe high school invitation meet. The local talent faces rivals from Waco Austin Lockhart and others. Preliminaries Saturday afternoon lead to finals that night. The travel group, with a few additions, will next travel to Crystal City for a follow up track and field meet.
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Joe Ward
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Cameron
Talett
Waco
Austin
Lockhart
Morris Barefield
Leroy Willis
Walter O'Connor
Tom McCalllen
Louis Forrester
Jesus Garcia
Thorney Berthard
Charles Urew
Sod Charles Jacoby
Crystal City
Air Pilot Sam Tops Field Trials Dogs
The National Field Trials Club crowned Air Pilot Sam lemon and white pointer winner of the all age stake worth 1009 dollars, closing the winter season trials in Columbus Mississippi. Earlier Norias Aeroflow owned by W C Tengle of New York won the derby. Targeting the final heats Air Pilot Sam owned by I D Johnson of Evansville Indiana and handled by F Farriar of Alabama beat six rivals.
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Tengle
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Ind
F. Farriar
Alabama
Penner to Pilot Crookston Pirates in Northern League
Ken Penner formerly with Louisville American Association club agreed to manage the Crookston Pirates for the coming Northern League season. The Berkeley, Coli, native will lead the squad as pitcher-manager after last year’s stint with Louisville.
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Berkeley
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Cunningham Seeks Last Chance to Beat Rivals at MSG
Glenn Cunningham aims to overturn narrow losses this season as he faces Gene Venrke and Joe Mangan in the Colwan mile at Madison Square Garden. Mangan and Venrke pushed Cunningham in major races, while O'Brien and Hornbostel contest the Casey Cut. Johnson and Burke resume their high jump duel, and Metcalfe, Peacock, and Siegel highlight the sprints among Eastern stars.
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Joe Mangan
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Eiddle O'Brien
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Casey
Cornelius Johnson
Compton
Ed Burke
Marquette
Ralph Metcalfe
A. A
Ehamulon
Eulace Peacock
Temple
Eddie Siegel
Cubs Look Like Repeaters 10 Boss Grimm
Chicago Cubs coach Charley Grimm evaluates spring work at Wrigley Field praising a fast, young roster. He notes pitching depth with Root, Wamecke, French, Lee, Carleton, Henshaw, Kowalik and Bryant and expects Hartnell handling catching duties alongside O'Dea and Stevenson. Lineup mentions Hernan, Jurgess, Hack, Gill, Demaree, Galan, Stainback and Klein fighting for regular spots.
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Jimmy O'Dea
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Phil Cavarrella
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Hack
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Minneapols
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Augie Galan
Tuck Stainback
Chuck Klein
Klein
Philadelpha
Kansas Advances in Olympic Tests Victory Over Oklahoma A
The University of Kansas Jayhawks, Big Six champions, rallied from behind for a 34-10-28 win over Oklahoma A. M. in Kansas City last night, sealing a seventh district Olympic basketball tournament victory. They earned a date with Utah State for the Olympic elimination in New York on April 28 with venue to be announced. It marked Kansas' twentieth consecutive win this year.
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National AAU Cage Tournament Opens Tonight in Denver
Denver gears for the National AAU tournament as 32 teams enter the field, with three Kansas City entrants among the distant contenders. Opening games start at 7 p.m after a six day event mixing basketball bicycle ice marathon dance and world titles, ahead of schedule. A three room furnished apartment at 49 Fast Guenther Street is for rent at $22.50 a month.
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Kansas City
Fast Guenther Street
Training Camp Chatter From the Exhbition Camp
Training camp chatter from the exhibition circuit features the Giants facing the Indians and mixed reports on players and managers. Malone aims to return as a starter, Kleinhans pretends to be Boone after a nod to a head injury, and Geraghty shines in the short field for Brengel with sharp play and quick tag.
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yBrally
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Ike Geraghty
Cornell selects Carl Snavely as new coach at Cornell
Carl G. Snavely of the University of North Carolina chosen as Cornell’s head football coach on a three year deal thought to be about 8500 dollars annually. He comes after a 15 win two loss one tie record at UNC and success at Bucknell. The move ends a nationwide search and replaces the fired former leader.
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Bucknell
Kathryn Hemphill Wins Belair Golf Upset Over Vare
Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia score a 3 and 2 win over Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare in the Bel Air women’s golf tournament finals. Earlier, Hemphill defeated veteran Maureen Orcutt Jewls of Miami in the second round as part of her upset week.
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Belleair
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Vate
Philadelphia
Maureen Orcutt Jews
Miami
Bay Meadows spring meeting stakes program announced
Racing notes from San Mateo outline eight stakes led by the Bay Meadows handicap with $10,000 added. The opening meet kicks off April 14 and runs through May, featuring events for 3-year-olds and up on dirt over varying distances. Also reported in London, Blue Banner II won the R.E. Sassoon memorial steeplechase by nine lengths with Grand National hopefuls competing.
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England
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EB Ambreae “Clack
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W. Allard
Miller to Give Sarron New Chance in Washington Fight
Freddie Muller agreed to meet Pete Sarton in Washington on May 18 for Miller's featherweight title. The bout, planned for 45 rounds, would be the first championship match held in the capital with Muller to receive 10 000 dollars and Sarton 1500.
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Sandlin and Burke Fall in Dallas YMCA Doubles
Sandlin and Burke, San Antonio doubles players, were defeated in the second round of the state YMCA handball tournament at Dallas Friday night. Burke and Sandlin lost to Hern and Hamilton of Dallas 21-9 18-21 21-4, after beating Alfred and Coffin of Dallas 21-18 in the prior round. Stanford Opens Coast Basketball Clash Against Washington.
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Hank
Mavoys Fast Rise Halted by Lewis
New York report on John Henry Lewis stopping Jock McAvoy in sixteen rounds to win the heavyweight match. Lewis, a tall, muscular boxer, overwhelmed McAvoy with a steady stream of leather, injuring McAvoy’s right hand and nose. McAvoy departs for England next week to challenge the English champion, while Lewis eyes Braddock for a possible title fight. Joe Louis in Lewis’s dressing room notes potential bout with the Bomber if money is right.
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Joe Louis
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Michigan Merman Sets World Record
Joan Easley of Michigan set a new world mark in the 200 yard breaststroke at the Western Conference meet in Minneapolis. He clocked 2 23.9, breaking Cadonnet of France’s 2 25.5 record from Paris 1937, the current holder of conference and national records in the event.
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Joan Easley
Michigan
Easley
Fight results summarize boxing on various bouts across cities
Avodstea Press from New York lists world light heavyweight bout where John Long Lewis defended against Jack McAvoy. Rex Bruce outpointed Don Perrin. Bob Pastor defeated Louie La Page. several other listed matchups include Bud Mignanli over Fh Sommese, Charter Halleck besting gack Rover, and Abe Felrician defeating Hall in New York. The report compiles winners, weights, and locations with mixed home city notes.
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Jack McAvoy
Brest
Britain
Rex Bruce
Pittsburgh
Don Perrin
Grange
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Bob Pastor
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Edgewater
N. J
Bud Mignanli
Brockton
Maze
Ebbets
Freeport
Dayton
Ohio
Fh Sommese
Bob Tow
Alexandus
Louie la Page
Bien N. J
Johnny Ariavec
Duhith
Minn
Charter Halleck
Hallywood
Calif Gack Rover
Los Angeles
Abe Felrician
Dallas
Tenas
Baris
Olelghoma City
Harry’ du Dinky
Chicara
Jack van Noy
Jon Tootor
Buffalo
San Francisco
Youne Stumiag
Chicago
Ray Actis
Ban Francisco
Tiger Warr
Blonze
San Diego
Calif
Ace Cohanens
Wyoming
Earl Hays
iSan Diego
Ark
Terry Meloni
Springdele
Mass
Juan Garcia
Mexico City
Harridge hides talk on Tigers bonus plan in Florida
GRLANDO Fla March 14 William Harridge president of the American league refused to reveal details of a telephone conversation with Walter Briggs Detroit Tigers owner at Miami Beach about bonuses offered Tigers players for the coming pennant race He would not say if any official action had been taken and said Briggs should announce the conversation He previously denied reports from Lakeland Fla that he favored the bonus and said it was unfair for one team to be offered inducement to win the pennant over others Harridge is in town for a Washington Boston Red Sox exhibition game
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