Rookie Scharein Turns Ear to Browns Spring Camp
Arthur Otto Scharein, 34, rookie manager of the St. Louis Browns spring field club in the Three I league, studies field management under Fred Haney and Walter Holke. He joins Rod Whitney in Belleville for a St. Louis tryout school starting April 2 before official training begins April 15.
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St. Louis Browns
Arthur Otto Scharein
Springfield
Scharein
Fred Haney
Browns
Walter Holke
Seharem
Holke
Haney
St. Louis
Rod Whitney
Lafayette
Youngstown
Ohio
Belleville, Jr
Belleville
Whitney
Marty McManus
Laredo
San Marcos Rattlers Win State Championship Celebration
Old San Marcos correspondent recalls the San Marcos High School Rattlers securing the state title and plans an appreciation dinner with local business leaders. A rumor tying St Mary's San Antonio to coach Slin Madigan is denied as unfounded, with officials noting no offer occurred.
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San Marcos
Jowers
Ban Mareoa Busitess
Southwest
Texas Teachers College
Lésile A. Cooper
Rattlers
Fred Maderti
Austin
Ermyntrude
San Marcos Rattlers
St. Mary's of
San Antonio
Slin Madigan
St Mary's
Moraga
Calif
Madigan
Corpus Christi Netters Tie Brackenridge and Jefferson
Corpus Christi High School tennis, led by Robert Lovelace, tied Brackenridge and defeated Jefferson in weekend San Antonio matches. Match results include Lovelace defeating Goldbeck, and Lovelace with Thomson beating Krich and Howerth. Brackenridge, Jefferson, and other players posted several wins and losses in a messy, OCR-dense recap.
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Robert Lovelace
Corpus Christi High School
Brackenidge
Jefferson
San Antonio
Brackenridge
Bite
Tuvelace
Dan Goldbeck
Martines
Brack Park
Lovelace
Thomson
Reitea “Goldbeck
Marlin
Clifford Seerat
Kak Park
Jock Nipper
Thatfarsen
Lars Lovelace
John Tickman
Jack Vilich
Irferson
Billy Hewerson
Jefferenn
Heal
Seegar
Hale Rinpa Af Alotterson
Krich
Howerth
Hickman
Rompe
Bos
Lomax Named Cage Captain for Southwest Texas State
Lomax of Humble Texas, a junior, was selected captain of the 1841 basketball team at Southwest Texas State Teachers College. He has earned two varsity letters in basketball and a football letter, and is named to the Lone Star conference first team as fourth in scoring.
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Ban Marcos
Tomax
Humble
Texas
Southwest
Texas State Teachers College
Lee
Lomax
Tosi Ta” Nex
Local Amateur Baseball Season Trials Across City Venues
In San Angelo area notes, multiple teams list 1940 City Major league signups and Sunday drills at various fields including Randolph, Covington, and Gancepcion parks. The report mentions attempts to relocate javelins, deer trapping progress, and plans for early April campaigns by Texas Bank department officials.
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Lloyd Barbers
Base Hospital
Third Transport
Plowh Oilers
Randolph Field
Southern Pacific
Russell Oilers
Duncan Field
San Angelo
Texas Bane Department
Wit
John Ham- Allen
Texas
Jee W. Fisher
Ekoy
Atlanta Secures Minor League Meet For December
Atlanta will host the annual minor leagues baseball convention December 4 to 8, announced by George M. Trautman Union Association VP. Bids from San Antonio and others were noted, with several cities including St Paul and Indianapolis among bidders. San Antonio is regarded as a leading contender for a future season.
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Atlanta
George M. Trautman
Union Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
San Antonino
Toledo
St. Paul
Baltimore
Fort Worth
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Bronx City
Minneapolis
San Antonio
Pro Amateur Tee Final at St Augustine Crowns Ward and Mandly
Horton Smits of Illinois and Bud Ward of Spokane faced Henry Por and Holly Mandly of New England in the sixth annual national amateurs professional limited play title at St Augustine links. Ward and Por nearly survived a stiff test as Ward birdied the thirty fourth hole to seal a 2 1 up win. Mandly and Poe edged Keiser and Doeschler to reach the same final.
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ST Augustine
Horton Smits
Marvin H
Bud" Ward
America
King
Bitte
Breen
Seni-Singls
Clyde Ushi
West Palm Beach
Fis
Walter Burkemo
Evanston
Ward
Ward's Birdie Deuce
Poe
Mandiy
Herman Keiser
Giant
Sprittgefeld
Neck Doeschler
Jacksonville
Hievest
Rattlers Name Rosy Vorpahl Basketball Captain
Alfred Rosy Verpshl, star guard, was elected basketball captain for next season at St Marys University Saturday night. The entire St Marys team will be available in the fall.
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Alfred “Rosy” Verpshl
St. Mary's University
St. Mary's
Texas Semi-Pro Ball Meet Set for July 25 in Waco
The fifth annual Texas Semi-Pro Baseball Championship will be held in Waco from July 25 to August 1. Defending champion is the Grand of Houston. Prize money totaled $4,991 for the 1889 state tournament.
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WAGO
Uhe
Waco
A. al. Kirksey
Texas
Uke
Emm
Houston
Tria
Exhibition Baseball Results From Florida and California
Exhibition games in Lakeland and other spring venues feature Detroit, Brooklyn, Boston, New York, and Chicago teams. Reports include line scores, pitchers listed, and early-season form as clubs prepare for the American League pennant race and regular season.
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Lakeland
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Florida
Bart
Brooklym
Detroit
Carleton
Rachunok
Wid
Froovks
Mancuso
Fler
Benoa
Sulliven
Tebbetis
Pursuus
Browns Pin Hopes On Bobby Neighbors Infield Prospect
Bobby Neighbors of Talihina Oklahoma, born November 9, 1917, stands 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighs 165 pounds. He played for Siloam Springs and El Dorado Arkansas in 1936 and with Abbeville and Springfield before joining the Browns organization. A versatile infielder from Tilss, he spends winters playing basketball and is seen as a developing prospect for the major leagues.
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Browns
Bobby
Talihina
Oklo
Siloam Springs
Fi Dorado
Ark
Abbeville
Silom Springs
Springfield
van Kemont
Avelonia Missiona
Toledea Madhous
Tilss
Ice Hockey Scores From Toronto to Pittsburgh
In a rough spread of results Baltimore’s Torento and Cleveland clash end with 4 to 6 after a fierce match. Pittsburgh’s Spenetied beats Hershoy 3 to 2 as late goals decide the outcome.
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Torento
BY. Amentonns
Rew Haven
Philarterstrin
Ryracuae
Cleveland
Spenetied Instant
Tirtaburgh
Hershoy
Fenske Sets World Mark In Distance Race
Chuck Fenske of Wisconsin shatters the world three quarter mile record with a 2 69.7 clocking at the Armour relays hosted by the University of Chicago. Ford Hall’s John Borlan had previously set the mark last week, but Fenske’s performance surpassed it.
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Chicago
Chuck Fenske
University of Wisconsin
Aibble
Armour
University of Chicago
Ell
Feniskr
John Borlan
Fordhall
Fenske
Indiana U Relay Team Sets World Record
Indiana University medley relay team shatters world and Butler records with 10 minutes 10.3 seconds in Indianapolis Saturday night. Michigan and Notre Dame finished second and third. Indiana’s record quartet includes Hoke Cochran Hedges and Kane.
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Indiana U
Indianapolis
University of Indiana
Butler
Michigan
Notre Dame
Indiana
Hoke
Cochran
Hedges
Kane
Racer's Wife Killed After Car Crashes Through Fence
Mrs. David W. Dodson, 25, wife of a race car driver, died Saturday night from injuries after her husband’s car crashed through a fence just as he had finished tuning for upcoming races. The incident occurred at the track while Mrs. Dodson urged him to let her drive “Just for fun.”
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WACG
David W. Dodson
Dodson
Wayside Team Wins Girls A P championship in Greenville
West Texas famed Wayside girls beat Quinlan of East Texas 20 to 17 to claim the basketball championship in Greenville on Saturday night.
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Greenville
Tex
Maren
West
Texsa
Quinlan
East Texas
Tarkio Takes Cage Honors In Intercollegiate Final
Tarkio College of Missouri won the intercollegiate basketball tournament by defeating San Diego State in the finals, 52 to 43, on Saturday night in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Macrh
Tarkio
I College
San Diego
Calif
Veterans lead Oilers in spring baseball exhibition
Tulsa Oilers defeated the Browns 9 to 7 in the first exhibition game for both clubs at Tech Field. Ed Zydowski led with three hits and three runs while Lefty George Milstead pitched well in relief. The game featured a ragged but entertaining start to spring action with fans in attendance and a preview of Sunday’s rematch.
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Tech
Balleday
Tulsa Oilers
St. Touls Browns
Branley Ching
Rugged Outicker
George Milstead
Ninny
Wes
Ed Zydowski
Wir
Maline
Fay
Selina
Ron
Zydowskeld
Amrr
Jenn Tenpuers
Ieny
Aieeg
Browns
Gonder Craweford
Wally Carroll
Alan Staupe
Sehing
Aukers
Louis
G. Hartley Momyinn
Ed Coliner
Hoag
Strange
McQuinn
Knothole Gang Benefits Hold Benefit Game for Kids
Knothole Gang plans a charity exhibition with Browns and Hens benefiting a new Knothole fund. The Toleto Madhens and Bb. Tavis Shrowns farm clubs join with Optimist Club to host the event at Techfield on March 29 at 4 PM for 25 cents admission. Funds target bleacher enhancement and improved facilities. about $400 raised last year.
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Knothole Gang
Techfield
Clio
Bb. Tavis Shrowns Perhele
Swope
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