Beantown Bees Headed for Texas Training Camp
The Boston Bees begin a Texas training tour with 8th street swing through the Rio Grande to Brownsville Harlingen and San Benito. Key players listed include Wes Ferrell Tom Barley Ray Berres Max West and Claude Wilhott among others as they prepare for a Texas league series and a game with the University of Texas.
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Biownsville
Fort Worth
Bravery
Frank Lamanna
Ed Plechota
Bit Eosetiels
Manuel Sgivo
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Jor Sulivan
Kim Tobin
Cetehers
Ray Berres
Phil ‘Moss
Max West
Clarence Bray
Mort Prefilsch
Claude Wilhot
Morete Stengel
George Kelley
Bob Cohen
Evansville Era
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Ditty Levis
Killam G#intes
Boston American
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Boston Post
John Drohan
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Hy Terwitz
Boston Globe
St. Louis Browns
Minneapolis Millers
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Monterrey
Mexico
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University of Texas
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Johnny Byyardindo
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Hanager Haney
Landis judge defends waiver rule amid chaotic interview scene
A flamboyant baseball official denounces the waiver rule during a chaotic hotel interview with reporters. He argues for strict enforcement and questions agreements that allow rookie transfers, while leading to tense exchanges with owners, players, and staff in a storied exchange about league policy.
Major and Minor Leagues Meet in Harmony Debate
Ny Gayle Talbot reports on a tense all day convention as major and minor league executives in St Peversbdag discuss the joint venture and the upcoming ten year pact. Attendees include Brambany and Prith with many questions on waivers and purchasing players.
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Gayle Talbot
Peversbdag
Pla
Marta Ja
Nicetml
Doll Gore
Sihl
Hays
Fyfer” Agldeck
Wiam Beancham
Ble Leamers
Pod Fulek
National League
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Aoe
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South Atlaautic Seagugs
Trammell Scott
le Southern
E Vaciation
Will Tlarridge
American Teague
Filcker
St. Louis Cardinals
Ed Barrow
New York Yankees
Clark Griffth
Worshington Senators
Warren Giles
Cincluniti Reds
Leg Boudy
New York Glauts
Ant Dossep Hostetler
Cleveland Trdian
Baseball Catini Aslower
Tandis
Mensch
Funtoy
Otis
Landis
Alb
Lawris
Montreal
Milwaukee
Basketball as Defense Training At AAU Tourney
Denver March 13. Cadets and trainees from Pensacola and Virginia train with basketball as a defense aid for airmen. The Navy ball squad competes in a 20th straight win streak, beating a Minnesota college team 43 to 40 as Earl Watson led with 24 points.
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Denver
Ado Asker Hall
Yolig Aval Aif Heuterans
Plate Frome Pensacold
Tfure
Lienh
Max Dr
MacAlester
Takig
Voleconsck
Ray Pro
Chen Hieal Guy Athintle Slub
Oan
Mid
Linus Mich
Cyvtiler
Earl Watson
W. Dey Ata
da Mae Utley
Alsalore Sleoler
Ale
Texas Leaguers and boxing note in split intercollegiate play
Fragmented sports and boxing items report mixed results and events. Texas Leaguers DNLEAR MaTON 1 percent and a Dal Texna trip are mentioned with unease amid schedule changes. Intercollegiate boxing withdrawal at Como university is noted alongside athletes and officials tracking the season.
Birthday of Basket Ball Observe Birthday Celebration
The ceremony at ALALU salutes the cage sport inventor Dr Fayed Wolstilth and notes the 1891 origins at Sorinaielht college. It cites Olympic ties, rising participation, and earnings for players, coaches, and officials in a historical overview of basketball’s growth.
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Tenver
ALALU
Fayed Wolstilth
Gollen
Sorinaielht College
Massachusetes
Doc Naismith
United States
Denver AAU Roundup Highlights Narrow Victory and Standings Shifts
Denver hosts a chaotic AAU Roundup with mixed results and shifting standings. The Southern Metropolists, led by notable players, edged Chicago Acre Steel 40 to 48 in a second round national league game, opening a 12-game streak that may influence tomorrow's schedule. Several regional matchups and scorers are listed, including Tony Field and Centney Polling.
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Denveh
Folphb
Chicago Acre Steel
U. Cage
Switch in jobs keeps Hogan on tour
In the winter golf cam paign three key shifts occur as Jimmy Derard moves from Houston to Noroton Henry Picard settles into Oklahoma and Don Hogan will take over Picards Hershey post by April 7 Hogan’s move stands out with his North South title defense opening today at Pinehurst His hard training and improved physique hint at stronger play this season He led the circuit in prize money and scoring last year and leads early cash returns this season The article notes a historic thirty ninth North South run and references scores and practice rounds among notable pros including Sunny Garcia and Johnny Thomson
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Pinehurst
Iran
Jimmy Derard
Houston
Texas
Noroton
Conn
Henry Picard
Oklahoma Ity
Don Hogan
Picard
Hershey
Hogan
C. C
White Plains
N.Y
Ben Sties
Hendy
Ite Hay
Pingharstow
Greenshoro
Asheville
Ugren
Bexs
Tse
Sunny
jMhony Thomson
Wobsiik
McGovern Kills Injunction Suit
In Brooklyn court Arthur McGovern withdrew his injunction plea against the Dodgers claiming his training methods were used. A separate damages action by Mrs Goyer was altered in the state supreme court.
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New Yores
Provence
Artie McGaveryy
Crooklyn Dodigers McGovern
Dodgers
Gotntex
Goyer
Danages
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Softball Event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions softball and a local venue or event with scattered references to Ames San Antonio and a time frame. Readable items include a street address 2400 South Flaves and mentions of teams or activities but most details are garbled beyond recognition.
Betty Jameson Leads Top Women Golfers of 1939 1940
Sportlights notes Betty Jameson and Tod Menefee prominent in The Light and Golfing Magazine. It highlights Jameson winning national championships twice, a poll naming her No 1 among women golfers, and discussion of teaching methods championed by Calvin Poole with Tod Menefee praised. Top 10 women players listed, including Elizabeth Tikekis Marion Miley Estelle Lawrence Page and others.
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Betty Jameson
Dad Manefee
San Antonio
Betty
Slim
Calvin Roole
Tod Mendee
Pomager Lonetlers
Tad Menefis
Retty Jameson
Bez
Miss Inuyeaga
Mivs Jameson
Elizabeth Tikekis
Marlon Miley
Estelle Lawaey Page
Anieine Goldthwaite
Dorothy Tarby
Clara Calendar
Jane Coth- Srnce
Amory
Marjorie Ferrie
Golting
Fish
Jameson
Hicks
Miley
Golsthwaite
Boge
Reopele
Late Mars
Cothran
Satercar
Mixed sports notes and personnel ripple through Texas
A patchwork of names and events touches boxing, wrestling, Notre Dame ties, and Texas teams. Hart Lovelady and W Graves are cited in state sport regulation talks while Leahy’s Notre Dame link and Ward of San Antonio surface in coaching chatter. Rice and Brackenridge figures appear, along with wildlife dedications, tryouts, and St. Patrick's Day observances shaping the spring sports scene.
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Texas
Hart Lovelady
Metdlan
Ant W. Graves
Dallas
Kaye
Taber
Dapartmernt
Guy Waye
Labor
Pedhans
Ray Oxborn
Texas Wildlife i
Mat Results wy Asernbatned Dryas
Caanen, T der tea, Coley war over Lan Plumer Hew Bac.
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Caanen
Coley
Lan Plumer
Augusta Golf Field Classy Qualifying Round At Major Invite
A mistyped report covers Augusta field in a classy setting for a qualifying round to the event. Notable players include Frances Freon Bidvel from Philadelphia and Elisabeth Uiels of Long Reach with others such as Dorothy Gardner and Nancy McKinney among contenders.
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Augusta
Wits
Tony
Bovest Hillsworth
Faney
Gnifeorn
Amonie
Philadeipe
Eliabeth Uiels
Dorothy Gardner
Suudonvel, CO
CDN
Hintstile
Nancy McCinin
Maplewood
New Jersey Cine Pion
Due Cian
Oranges Big
Ping
Rcnrsas
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