Durocher Outfit Sold On Its Worth In Dodgers Pennant Talk
Sid Mercer reports from Clearwater on Dodgers manager Leo Durocher and GM Larry MacPhail driving a hype filled march toward the pennant. He notes reports that Brooklyn could finish third, with Durocher’s loud advocacy and Reese’s rising status fueling fan and media chatter. The piece lists rotations, catchers, infield and outfield options and mentions Cardinals Reds as NL contenders.
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Sid Mercer
Clearwater
Fla
Larry McPhail
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Leg Durocher
Calor
MacPhay
Penius
Babe Phelps
Gus Manuld
Allough Ebbetsfield
Chris Hartie
Montreal
Durocher
Yankees
Brooklyn
Gamilli
Pete Coscarart
Harry Lavagella
Reese
Johnny Hud
Baze Berger
Hudson
Berger Cat
Joe Vostnik
Ernie Kay
Roy Cullenbice
Lendis
Cost
MacPhaid
Jimmy Ripple
Charley Gilbert
Gene Moore
Beye MacPhail
Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Softball Evocation Tentative for 1940 season
Incomplete notice describes an A A U softball event with entry fees due and teams invited to join the organization. It mentions Bell Furniture, Evans and recruits, and a work out session at San Pedro Path on a Sunday, with five teams slated to join the association for the 1940 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniher Mevitor
Tate
Stasuy
Bell Furniture Company
Browns Schedule Exposes April Games Across Cities
The Browns travel to San Angelo on April 4 to meet the Texan Oilers managed by Suple Conley. After, Fred Raney’s team heads to Toledo Wednesday April 9 for a late game before a West Coast series. The club plans a rapid return to open the West Meat schedule and face the Chicago Cubs in a two game set.
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St. Louis Dtnene Oil
Sam Angelo
Texan Oilers
Suipe Conley
Dallas Steel
Fred Raney
San Angelo
Tuasle
Toledo Mudhens
Brownies
Chicago Cubs
Lield
Tarkan Frome
Califoralny
Browns Start 40 Where They Left Off in 1939
The Browns and opponents traded runs to seven in the seventh inning before Milstead shut down the rally. Sig Gryska doubled in the eighth but stranded. Bobby Swift and Pete Kraus contributed a pair of hits as the Browns fought to edge ahead, while Mel Quillen’s pinch hit ended the late push with strikeouts.
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Browns
Milstead Kimanit
Berardino
Jacobs
Milstead
Sig Gryska
Bobby Swift
Witt J
Pete Kraus
Swift
Kraus
Mel Quillen
Tylea
Crawford
Apoe Jacobs
Carroll
Waitkus
Ab Sching
Stasey
Capps
Cuvesic
Wiegssidt
Sueme
Mancusa
the Boynton
Sowell P
Miktat
Tolacs
Fawerh
Biewns— AG
PLIP
Hage
Atriscole Rt
Iznbor
Radelitt
Gallagher
Trace
Gryska
Lauber
Aydnieh
Heftner
Berardian
Arvrany
E Aubert
Lageen
Andrews
Ayn Bradiher
Inhinen
Kyles
Belvin McQuinn
Aydoweky
Carriz
Saige
Harsban Grae
Blyvey
Carl 2
Stance
Schinn
Jacuns
Veka
Ureebayre Nu
Lahr
Home Gang
McQuinnn
Suvtituw Wty
Wallekas
Andy
Monnnises
Metus
Boning
Vet Amkor
Tae Dannesen
Jockey Jackie Piingh am Badly Injured In Florida Race Tumble
Coral Gables Florida March II TNS reports jockey Roy Jackie Piingh am suffered minor injuries in a five horse mishap at Tropical Park. The spill occurred in the fifth race when Nutty clipped the rear of another horse, sending its rider into a somersault and bringing Piingh am to the scene. Despite the dramatic crash witnessed by about 70 000 spectators, no serious injuries were reported to riders or horses.
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Coral Gables
Flor
TNS
Roy
Jackie” Piingham
Florida
Lropica! Park
Hnckey
Charlie Wells
Nutty
Flineham
Jo Betula
Irving Anderson
John Hay Whithers Reedle
AAU Basketball Pairings For Denver Tournament Revealed
The Saturday draw for the annual AAU tournament lists teams across the nation. Notable matchups include Twentieth Century from Hollywood vs Cincinnati Gymnasium Club and University of Southern San Francisco State versus Minnesota.
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Denver
Marul
A. UL
Sumtay
Cenhury
Hollywood
San Frane
Sco Olympics
Oakland
Calltr Holton Ktares
Denony Nugeeta
Oklahoma City
Phil Mpa
Bartlenvile
Okla
Th. Luks Rangers
Rubenstein’s
Tortland
Ore
Wichita
Martin” Jewelers
Colorado
Rubenstein
Oregoniana
St. Louis
Hancera
Youngstown
Ohio
National Business College
Roan
Awe
Vai Allen Hradley
Milwaukee
Catholic Youth Organization
Butts
Manny Bye
Ohrbachs
New York
University Avenue Coulers
Des Moines
Lovell
Wyo
Kesrpey
ON. I, Va
United Service Car
Stroms Clothers
College of Commerce
Kansas City
Move
Agcen
Eign Club
Minneapolis
Forris and Dickson
Shreveport
Laes
New Mexico Normal
Las’ Vegas
Watt Texas
Commerce
Texas
Twentieth Century Fox
Hair Iywood
Calli
Olymni
Club
San Framvnsco
Bird City
Kan
S. Hofflingers
Omaha
Rialors, Alamansa
Cola. Ve
Acme Steel Company
Boise
Idaho
Denver University
Seattle
Southwest
Bavinlees Orn Okla
State College
Weatherford
Colarsdy School of New York Furniture
Ball Lake
Hye
Sry
Span Am League Adds Six Teams This Season
The Span Am League will feature six clubs Caln Pepsi Cola and Prospect Hit among entrants. The Ow club holds practice at 1 p.m. Sunday at Polo Field No. 1.
County track honors split by 3 schools in Bexar meet
Leon Valley and Lock Hill share top honors at the Bexar county cross country meet held Saturday at Seort Valley abhittic field. W W White led senior girls with 27 points while Lock Hill took junior boys and was second in senior boys. Daniel Benke of Linn Valley was high scorer with 25 points.
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Leon Valley
Lock
Lock Hill
W. W. White
P. F. Stewart
Daniel Benke
Linn Valley
PF Stewart
Edna Gimbler
Alma Riba
Glovia Ackerman
W White
Bievard Analetek
W. White
Doris Ureker
Enna Genbler
We Nichols
Lean
Gemi Ta Uecker
Thelma “Ward
Alma
Graham
Ye Whitr
June
Bell
Stewn Earinen
Doris Galavan
Lenni
Alin Graham
Doris Vecker
W. W. Whivei
Margaret Nelson
FL Stewart
Ta Lee i
Ruby Parker
Pbinn Gansa
Aunick Boys
kAminion
Chinning
Bay
Donald Asher
Douglas McColley
Tohnnte
Dork Hil
Ernest Farler
WW. White
Pee
Eawin
Leon Valey
Koehler
PF. Stewart
Carver Kander
Lawn Valley
R. B
New Rerardy
R. E Edmising
Lack Thu
Jomante Garcia
Coco Bill
Bramand Doyle
Lead Valley
Rock Hill
Dickie Gembler
George Balazar
Teun Valley
John Kasper
ADNIR
Fathy Ackermann
Gladys Freisenhahn
Louise Diver
W_ W. White
Emma Jean Cook
Horothy Steubing
Evelyn Allen
Ton Valley
Agnes Sodruck
Many Francis Schurmacher
Ela Arriola
Stewart
Leon Valeley
Dorothy Steubing
Leon Valles
Mary Elta Campbell
Emma Jean Cool
Betty Jean Rudwick
Dorothy Ste Hing
Agnes Sodrock
Mary’ Francis Echuméeller
Alma Wakefield
Lucille Aherns
P F. Stewart
Mary Ette Campbell
Anglin
Dorothy Burns
W.W. White
Ruth Acker
Daniel Banke
Con Prentice Bristow
Sidney Hinl
Tane
Ussh
Con Valley
Hay
McGinnis
Poin_vanit
Ciltion Christian
Ick Thi
Robert la Fever
Robert Bety
Lene Fulin
Robert Bet
Tock Hills
Iamen Tuvan
Leon Vitley
Viscus
Moune Wells
Raut Venton
Sidney
China Grove Dominates Rural Track Meet at Edgewood
China Grove school wins senior girls and rural pentathlon titles while St. Hedwig defends senior boys crown by one point. Clara Jasik leads girls for China Grove. Ernest Kos of St. Hedwig tops boys in individual honors with multiple event wins.
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Senor
China Grove
Edgewood
Joy Culebra
Converse
Clara Jasik
St. Hedwig
Ernest Kosh
Louis Das
Salatrilla
Mackey
Walter Broomer
Hiller
von Omy
Furter
Culebra
Helotes
Alice Rife
von Ormy
Igh
Wille Schelpe
Schelbe
LaVale
Serna
Logan
Cliften Ted
DeLeon
van Ormy
Track meet results feature multiple school records set
The report lists events and performances across boys and junior girls categories, noting new records in several races and field events. Names include Guainaa, Von Ormy, Converse, and Helotes with marks such as 5 feet 4 inches in high jump and 18 feet 4 inches in long jump.
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Froudenberw
Sulsirlitsy
Sehmelder
Salado Valleys
Mackey
Leran
Helates
Bigener
Markey
Rie ‘Low
Salarilla
Friesenhate
Belaa
Schmider
Salado Valley
Selma
Albrecht
Palmer
Medina
Vargas
Mt Jares
von Ormy
Gonzales
Rife
Converse
Heal
Koenig
Guas Culebra
Rie
von Orimy
Neuwel
Baldtville
Rita
Weill
Meckel
Guzman
Leon Springs
Cneutze
Torean
Aigit
Bowman
Chapa
J. Chaps
C. Varga
India Valley
Agmstreon
Jane
Grole
Stublegs
Kyard Dash
Ueaks
Cutobra
Bmantyier
Helotes
Neltzel
Boldiville
von Rmx
Ealant Metze
Guzman ' Nell
Ghana Graves
Ullvich and
Friesenhahtt
Hankelball Diniance
Rite
von Ore Any
Euents
Culebra
Nell von Ormgs Gusu
Guigura
Hunal Fentatie
Selesbe
China Grove
Logan
Clifton
Voie
Sernn
DeLeon
Sehelbe
Ching Groves
Lu ¥Alo
Berens Logan
Crifto
Jacea
Yon Ormy
Scheibe
Toman
LaVole
Serna
Leon
Schelbe
Loxan
Bers
New Renard
Basketball records and notable throws in a mixed roster
A fragmented recap lists players such as Greve Rosseau Hedwig Reimany and Culebra among others, noting new records and accuracy throws. Mentions of Tek nidad Trinidad and Brandt imply a team with diverse names and performances across an outdoor or indoor meet.
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Rolo
Cellmee
Hotdivilla
Teknidad
Trinidad
Reneau
Brandt
Tien Qiew
Greve
Rosseau
Calor Hedwig
Reimany
Ony
Culebra
Tanshall
Kirbe
Martine
Martines
Medina Astlore Ani Tasik
Chive Aniul
Sweet
AAU Handball Meet Opens in Dallas Monday
The National Amateur Athletic Union four-wall handball tournament begins in Dallas with players from New York New Orleans Denver Houston Kansas City Dallas San Angeles and San Francisco competing for regional titles. Singles and doubles finals are slated for next Saturday.
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AAU
Dallas
UINS
National Amateur Athletic Union
New York
New Orleans
Denver
Houston
Kansas City
San Angeles
San Francisco
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Fannin
San Antonio
Sid Merver
International News Service
Harold “Pee-Wie" Reese
Louisville
Durother
Seya
Whil Wyatt
Letty Mis
Fo Tamulis
Hugh Casey
Luke Hamlin
Presnell
Max Maton
The
Cardinals
Tee Wiratarfers
Freddy Pitzsimmons
Pilcher
Wyatt
van Munn
Evert
Perrell
Fred Haney
St. Louis Browns
Tech Geld
Fred Hofmann
Johnny Berarding
Sam Harshany
Aleht Stall Phote
Chet
Darky Clift
Watkins
Nate Andrews
Milsfead
Ed Waitkus
Mare
Ja Tntine
Tae
Far Salle Ve. Russell
Kaneas
Span-Am League
Chicago
Merch
Finsh—Razly
Iiai
Wrendy
Nfhe
America
Helsinki
Rigk
Peatmohy
TNR
Petes Fema
Rice Owls
Southwest Center
Todny
Brandage
Avery Thoudage
Ane
Kansan Gily
Matar
Knaub
Stedwik
Adana
Southton
Perez
Dex
Tasik
Martinez
Maltabrisdh
Hy Joly
Wojtena
Hedwik
Rothe
T. Adams
Southion
Dylla
Shardwie
Mere Marider
Caftin
Quinkins
Chi Grove
T. Kosul
Booek
Gouvetne
Muraes
Chifley
Quintana
Maltsberger
M. Dassie
Chink Grove
Wotena
Hedwig
Rarlemann
Chitna Grove
Tasas
Rohde
Balatitia
Nock
Jasik
Martiags
Tinnley
Moxu
St. Hedwigs L
Chinmy Grove
J. Ariwh
M. Davik
Ching Grove
A. Kosub
St. Hewes
Ralhr
Chile Grove
Rick
Verri
Am Font
Korus
Hedswigs
Jastk
Ching Geoye
Woitena
Rt Megwie
Foersior
Jas
Chinn Grove
Real
Tinsley
Bmallaverger
Heloten
Ramos
Kirby
Porrster
Barlemann
M. Distil
Henwig
T. Koxub
Clompertik
Nearete
Btrzelenye
Fant
Reiskraft
Janik
Gulebra
Chins Grove
Reiman
Carline
Romagna
China
Jonletx
Chua Grove
China Grate
Rathy
Annietz
Serns
Behuliy
Osborne
Marbach
Hoarnandest
Firls
Ollvsion
Reara
von Ormy School
A.C.C
High Wanding
A.C
MR. Wood
John
Broadway
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