Haney Uses Proven Hurlers Against Tulsa Vets
The Browns plan a mixed exhibition program against Tulsa with Elden Auker Roxie Limnson Nate Andrews on the mound in Saturday’s opener and Ver man Kennedy Slick Collman Johnny Whitehead on Sunday. A whole new training slate features six pitchers expected to stay with the Browns all year as Rev Johnson’s Oilers and Texan Oilers games loom in early April. Tulsa’s hurlers face scrutiny as Hake Hallett Bill Sehuble and Joe Babe Glumi shake off winter rust at Seguin camp in a pre season brace.
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Browns officials praise San Antonio and Missions role
Curd L Bates and Wiliam Q Devil, vice president and GM of the St. Louis Browns, spoke to a large Kiwanis gathering on the Gunter Hotel terrace in San Antonio. They praised the city and the Texas League affiliate Missions and voiced optimism for the Browns’ future success in the American League.
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Baseball Training Camp Chatter and Roster Shuffle
Disjointed notes from spring camp drift through rosters and lineups. Mentions of Pirates Dodgers Tigers Indians Cardinals Senators and Yankees reference early spring actions, player options, and roster tweaks as teams assess depth and potential starters.
Dark horses win at golf in St Augustine semi finals
In St Augustine Florida on March 16 three dark horse teams and the lone favorite reached the semi finals of the Wallaway Amateur Professional tournament. Notable pairs included Bert Ball Pol Marvin H Budz and Ward of Spokane. Upsets featured Clyde Una of West Palm Beach and Walter Burkemo of Evanston. Keutler and Doeschler upset Jimmy Thomson and Carl Dann Jr. in earlier rounds, with Smith and Ward defeating Gene Sarazen to advance.
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Hat Results Thrive at Assatiated Premn
The event showcased athletes like Enarhphia and Ernie Thusek with Tyrmy O'Tonte among top performers. Strong showings by these competitors highlighted the meet's competitive field and emerging talents.
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Relief for Finns None for Nats in Star Game
In Tampa on March 1, the American League dominates the all star game setup while the Nationals face lineup losses and strong NL pitching. The event highlights Finnish relief fund support and the NL’s weaker hopes against a strengthened AL with Williams Keller and star pitchers in action.
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Meet the Browns pitching prospect Bob Harris rises to St. Louis
Bob Harris, born May 1 1918 in Gillette Wen pon, cements his rise from American Legion ball to the St Louis Browns. After moving between towns including Minatore Neb and Beaumont Texas he signed with Bleve O Rourke in Detroit for his Denver Post tournament showing. He endured malaria a year in Alexandria La before joining Beaumont as a minor league catcher, then broke through last season at St Louis, surviving tough Yankees defeats and a noted misplayed moment by Red Rolfe.
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Perpetual Help boxers beat Randolph rivals in field matches
PHAC boxers defeated Randolph field team in a Saturday event at Randolph field. Andrew Settles 125 won in two over BI Collins 125. Fuller Rogers 165 defeated Lee Crosby 180. Simon Luna 155 won on points over Anthony Chroboski 143. Manuel Dizan 134 beat Don Pennington 143. Johnny Keller 165 won by knockout. Randolph scorers included Bug Howard 160 who defeated Clem Cavarrubia and C D Miller who knocked out Jim Davis 170. Dan Dizon 198 of PHAC and Jack Fisher 130 of Randolph fought to a three round draw. Exhibition bouts: Martiny Cuiterrez 70 and Alex DeBoia 70 drew Settles 171 and Jesse Castillo 13. Settles won on pins. Nerri Baden 134 of Randolph scored a technical knockout over Pablo Armendre 140. Pete Krave 137 of Randolph defeated Chester Green 136 in three heats. A return match is set for next month.
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Grand Prize Brewers top Rice Institute in exhibition win
The Grand Prize Brewers of Houston beat Rice Institute 7 to 2 in the season’s first exhibition game. Cecil Grigg led Owls to early momentum while Rice fielded mostly new faces. Starters included Sta lrneu and Shortstop JP Wood drove in two hits for Rice. Grand Prize team featured Metres and Angley on the mound and in the lineup.
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English tennis stars wonder about war and athletics
Charley Hare former British Davis Cup star says ongoing war will delay international competition for years. Miss Mary Harewick and Valerie Scott travel to California with Hare while he awaits military training. Hardwick, Scott and Hare gain Americanized showmanship during a San Antonio exhibition before heading to California in a bid to continue tennis amid the war.
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Fenske Aims at Indoor three quarter mile record
Chicago track meet features Charles Fenske seeking a new indoor three quarter mile mark at Armour Tech relays. Event lists Lloyd Ball’s 3 05 4 and John Boricun’s 3 01 2 unofficial. Michigan State Normal and Marquette face stiff competition from Wisconsin and Nebraska for college and university titles.
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Elgin Wins at Lockhart Relays Narrow Win
Elgin edged Karnes City and Austin to win the third annual Lockhart relays held Friday night. Kerrville swept the meet with Karnes City second and Austin third as local standings show Elgin at 1% points, Karnes City and Austin at 17, and Lytton Springs winning the county Shoal meet with 32 points.
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Letters honored at St Mary's sports banquet
Rightwen fowlball lettermen and sewn Basket Ball sword-rarn will be guests of honor at a sports banquet at St Mary's University Saturday night. The Mia starts at 730 pM. Other guests include 24 football players on campus for a tryout with the Haters team. Jackets will be awarded all the lettermen except seniors who will receive blue blankets with the school seal and name. Grid lettermen listed include Burren Brown, Homer Burkett and others. Basketball letters go to Kenneth Croswell and several others. some qualified for awards but withdrew.
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Dorothy Kirby Victor Wins Bellair Golf Championship
Dorothy Kirby of Florida defeated Jane Gothran in the final round to win the Bellair golf championship held at Belair, with Betsy Cothran eliminating national champion Betty James of San Antonio the day prior.
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Why Isn’t Novikoff With Cubs This Season
Chicago sports page discusses why Novikoff, a strong minor league slugger, is not yet with the Cubs. The piece weighs his power, defense, and the Cubs farm system, noting Gallagher and Gabby Hartnett’s power gaps and the Angels link as a farm, with speculation on whether Novikoff will join Chicago and how height biases might influence a major league move. It highlights K. M. Landis statements and Wrigley ownership’s role in potential trades or promotions.
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Quarter Horse Owners Organize New Race Group
Fort Worth hosts meeting of the American Quarter Horse association seeking to organize a national body. Wayne Denson, secretary, outlines aims to preserve breed traits and promote unified standards. The group plans a charter and aims to gather supporters at upcoming sessions to elect officers.
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Maki Beats Deckard in Fast Distance Showdown
ONICAGG March 16 report states Maki is confident he will beat Rice in the upcoming race on March 30 at New York. Rivalry centers on Gregory Rice of Notre Dame and a three mile distance, with Deckard and Niemi also in the field as preps for a premier event. Maki trains intensely, aiming to top form after recent indoor mark and is scheduled to run in Kansas City Monday night.
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Detroit About Fourth Says Mercer
Mercer surveys Detroit Tigers prospects for 1939 pennant race from Lakeland Florida. Key questions center on Hank Greenberg in left field Rudy York at catcher, Dirk Bartell at short and Tommy Bridges at pitcher. Tigers face uncertainty in infield with Bartell and Croucher and Kress at short while Rowe and Hutchinson may bolster rotation as managers plan to open with Greenberg McCosky and Pokin in outfield.
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Ice Hockey Night Results From National Leagues
Fragmented OCR lists scattered hockey results with team names and cities garbled. It mentions Detroit, New York, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Toronto, Providence, and other locales, implying a roundup of National Hockey League and related matches with varied accuracy.
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