Opening Night Baseball Brings Night Games Debate
Tampa rumor reports the National League plans a night baseball debut in Cincinnati after May 20 with grand ceremonies. Larry McPhail, Cincinnati VP, says seven night games are possible if two-thirds approve, but he opposes excessive night play arguing baseball remains a daylight game and risks Sunday attendance.
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Bowling Congress Nears Its National Pin Classic
The American Bowling Congress convention opens tomorrow as a major national event. Indianapolis hosts the gathering with about 400 bowlers arriving, aiming for a record showing. The best score noted was 281 by Cook for fourteenth place, highlighting a strong field and intense competition.
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Catholic High Teams Active in National Championship Opener
Chicago March 11 Catholic High school teams opened the twelfth annual national Catholic high school tournament at Taylor University. Catholic High of Joliet and St. Francis Mission High of St Francis both advanced the first round with wins. St. Mary’s High of Menasha fell 24 to 14. Nashy Indians led by Quick Bear with 17. Central Catholic of Fort Wayne beat Columbia Academy 20 to 10.
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Wheatley's Lions Headed to State Meet for Dallas
Wheatley high school Lions travel with 10 players to Dallas to compete in the state Negro high school basketball championship tournamentFriday and Saturday. Fats Lowery and Faculty Athletic Manager J. W. Holland led the team to victory.
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Dodgers Eye Pitching Shuffle as Casey Spark Looms
The Dodgers boast Casey Perrin’s potential impact as they seek a left-handed reliever and balance aging arms. Names like Frank Laminaski, Bot Legat, Watson Clark, and Tom Zachary appear as options, while Al Lones handles most catching and Gordon Phelps joins the mix from the Cubs. Outfield includes Keene, Taylor, Boyle, and Stanley Bordagary from Sacramento, with tentative fits for Farratta and Nivé Tremack joining from Buffalo as the trip moves south.
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Klein to Team Up With Dematee in Cubs Outfield
Chuck Klein appears to join Frank Dematee in right field for the Chicago Cubs as a part-time player this season. Manager Charlie Grimm plans Klein to start the National League opener in right field against right-handed starters while Dematee handles left-handed pitching.
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Sir Malcolm Campbell Ready To Be Crated At Daytona Beach
Sir Malcolm Campbell finalizes preparations to crate the seven ton Blue Bird as engineers finish testing on the rough Daytona surface. Wind and sand hamper speed hopes. crew to ship the racer to New York for Berengaria voyage with Campbell departing Tuesday for Washington and England thereafter.
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Division Poloists Beat San Antonio in Park Field
The Second Division polo team defeated San Antonio 13 to 5 on Brayk enridge park field as they prep for Fort Clark. Teut, Jack Hines, Dutt Sudduth, Lying Jackson, J D Bender and George Ladlen led the winners while Charles Waring, Duke Gowler, Meadows, Maj. A Watson and Semp used for the San Antonio side. Carl Crawford and Coulter were involved in a spill but were unhurt.
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Release of young quail underway across farms
The task of releasing purchased young quail through the Bob White club began today. Six cases with six pairs each were distributed on farms between San Antonio and Mimendorf and six more between the city and St. Herwig. Farmers hosting the birds expressed surprise at not paying for the birds while Game Wardens hitafelder and Willams supervised.
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Steves Wallops Em for Texas Aggies
Ed Steves, a catcher from San Antonio, drove in three hits including two doubles and a single as Texas A&M beat the Oilers 14 to 7. The Aggies pounded four Oilers pitchers for 14 hits, homering twice and doubling five times.
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Crandall Named Manager of Des Moines Demons
Crandall, longtime cover for the Pittsburgh Pirates, is named manager of the Des Moines Demons. The move follows Crandall’s release after five years with the Pirates during their winter roster reshuffle.
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Stetson Names Cowell New Athletic Director
Cowell becomes athletic director at Stetson University succeeding R. McQuillan who moved to the Texans A. and M. college. Cowell is a Unity of Florida coach and a Kansas State graduate from Manhattan.
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Doubles Play Next in Hi Tennis Meet near Jefferson courts
Beatrice DeHart of Jefferson defeated Marie Marilney of Tech 6 1 6 2 in singles and advances to the Brackenridge finals for the city championship on March 28. Priday doubles match set for next on the Jefferson courts as Brackeneldge contenders prepare.
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Motorcycle Club Holds Races Sunday
The San Antonio Deager Motorcycle Club will sponsor four series of tourist trophy motorcycle races next Sunday afternoon starting at 2:30. The program includes Class A and F events, tandem and relay races, and special matches. Notable riders Elmer Madden Gritty Kathcart and Leonard Sloan are expected to participate in nationally known sprint bike races.
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Cunningham Sets Indoor Mile Record at Highlanders Meet
Hamilton Ontario strongman Cunningham breezed past rival Gene Ventke of Pennsylvania to win by a wide margin. He clocked 4 16.6 to break the Canadian indoor mile mark by more than a second, defeating Verzke in a Ninety-firsh Highlanders meet. Gloria Cuchiaznemi, a Kansas runner, also posted a victory in the same event lineup.
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