Exhibition Bats Hit or Miss as Giants Tour Opens
PECENIX Ariz March 21 Third baseman Johnny Verges leading the club at bat as the Giants open their homeward tour, aiming for San Antonio Monday against Detroit. Verges batting over .400 in Coast exhibitions, one homer in four tries vs Pirates yesterday. St. Petersburg Fla March 25 Braves slump continues as Yankees win. Ruth sparks crowd as Yankees hammer first exhibition. Tampa Fla March 25 Cleveland Indians post 14 hits in win over Senators. San Francisco March 25 Lew Fonseca drives Sox offense. Porterfield and Beals note. San Bernardino Calif March 25 Cubs pursue Luck Davis as they build pitching depth. Tampa Fla March 26 Reds manager Birth focuses on mound staff after five games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecenix
Ariz
Johnny Verges
Newmore Giants
Giants
San Antonio
Texas
Detroit
Verger
Pacific Coast
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Petersburg
Fla
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
Siere Tacny
Braves
Bill McKeehnie
Biloxi
Miss
Washington Genotora
Camp
Washingtonians
San Francisco
Lew Fonseca
Sox
Fonseca
Portland Beavers
Bob Coleman Credited With Fastest Thinking
Bob Coleman, manager of the Beetmont Exporters, is praised for a thirteenth inning squeeze play that sealed a Terre Haute win. Scout Pat Monahan recalls the pitching sequence, highlighting Coleman's quick decision to call a pitch out and throw out a runner at third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Bob Coleman
Beetmont
Pat Monahan
New York Giants
Eon
Terre Hauten
Monahan
Ant
Bob
Mighty
Bop
Waich
Terre Haute
Boston Red Box
Colemean
I Bcopahea
1933 American League spring roster notes and tryouts
Southpaw starters bolster early layking aims as five right-handers join. Forrest Twogood shuts Washington to four hits in six, while Howard Craghead limits opponents to one in three as Cleveland wins 8 5. Red Sox hopefuls head to Clearwater after Newark Bears scrimmage, Dale Alexander and Roy Jolison homer. White and Knots vie with Browns in Florida exhibitions, while Fisher and Nobrian released to Houston from St. Louis camp. minor-league parades and roster shuffles continue at Bradenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Twogood
University of Laws
Twirling Nee
Washington
Howard Craghead
Sarasota
Fla
Wgsnst
Newark Bears
Marty McManus
Boston Red Sox
Clearwater
Buldelphia Nationals
Sox
Dale Alexander
Roy Jolison
West Palm Beach
Fis
Faresell White
Vien
Bridgeport, Cann
Jersey City
N Il
Bradentown
St. Lens Cardinal
Albert Fisher
Ted Nobrian
Houston
Radbirds
Gabby Street
Fisher
Meanca
Thalra
N.Y
Big Loop Aurvice
Nobriya
Hawaii
Three Eye League Won’t Open This Season
Chicago reports the Three Eye league, oldest Class 5 baseball circuit, will not operate this season after one year due to general business conditions. President L. J. Wylie of Decatur, Illinois, said the league hopes to reorganize for 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. J. Wylie
Decatur
Redeue
Southern to Limit Extra Players in Class B Start
Southern association baseball clubs appear not to be allowed to field extra Class B players at the season start. Teague headquarters has not issued an official announcement. Memphis club president Tom Watkins said a unanimous vote was needed. An AP poll showed Knoxville and several cities voting yes while Memphis voted no for one extra player. Information from New Orleans Birmingham and Chattanooga was unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Memphis
Tenn
CAITF
Althoreh Teague
Tom Watkins
Sfnd
Associated Press
Knoxville
Little Rack
Nashville
Mrs Gid Noels 79 Tops Women's Handicap Tourney
Mrs Gid Noels 79 net 70 wins the weeky handicap tourney at Brackenridge Park. Ida Stephenson secures second with net 83. Other competitors include Mrs Durborrow, Mrs J Teo Wilson, Mrs B C Youho, and Mrs J O Chavon. Tournament moves to Willow Savings next Tuesday and regular weekly event at Alto Club Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Noel
Am Antonio
B.C
Youho
Chavon
Willow Savings
Tursivy
Altmo Golf Club
Vivant Bridiy
KILONIS BOOTS PETE BROWN IN LOCAL WRESTLING SHOW
In a rough main event at Charley Wright's hall, John Eilonig defeated Pete Brown while Ken Hollis drew with Red Lind bay. George Michae lsoff and Jack League clashed in a high impact bout that ended in a decision. Attendance rose as fans viewed a night of intense grappling with multiple falls and dramatic moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eilonig
Pete Brown
Jack League
George Micheel
Ken Hollis
Red Lindbay
Si Harrison
Doc Shaw
Genie
Jonn Huonis
Charley Wright
Old Jawn
Grayer
Jess Ferocious
Mexico
John
Pete
Peter
Kilonis
Tw Huskies
Brown
J Chin
Ringsiders
League
Incarnate Word Girls Beat St Josephs 20 to 8
Incarnate Word girls basketball defeated St Josephs Academy 20 to 8. Team showed clever plays in the late season win with lineup details including Whistee Chilkley Guerra ArcPayland Barnum and guards, plus multiple substitutions listed in the readable lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lw.c
St. Joseph's
Incarnate Word
St. Joseph's Academy
Tncarnate Wort
Melcher
Odie
Rogers
St Joseph'e
Chucky
Smith
Panoccrite
Turllen
Tobuln
Gapyica
Bubs
Vitgliln
Marjory
Cleveland mayor seeks attache as congress drafts plans
A Cleveland official said the city plans to appoint an attache for the upcoming national congress, while reports note more than 40 delegates expected to attend. The piece covers proposed roles, expected attendance, and the broader context of a 1982 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowling
Clevelamd
Hawlera
Ankida
Tha Cumming Snk
Rochors
Taney
Haiving
AON
Bevacue
Peter M. Seliey
Daylew Laundry
South Bent
I. Meflna-A
Ly Mullers
B. Muller
Jeraey
W. Moored
Fielehams
New York
Alichrek
Smuth Tend
Drasket
Moore
Steubenville
Mela
Mihikero
Raye Dt
Rive
Ke. Maurer
Suranme
J. Meo Tirlde
Jollet
J. Whe
Intrapeta
Agel
W. Drozle
Bleulnavitte
Track Athletes Compete in Two City Meets Saturday
A large field of young track stars attended two meets at Thomas Edison field with 14 schools entered. Class B events opened the morning, followed by a four way meet featuring Thomas Edison Texas Military Institute Austin and Thomas Jefferson in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ertson
Cabory
Tech
Uttla
Somer Net
Edgewood
Hot Wells
Selma W. W. White
Stafford
Leon Valley
Balatville
Benjamin Franklin
Antonio
Thomasison
Lueht
Thomas Edison
Texas Military Institute
Austln
Thomas Jefferson
Edison
T.M. Weis
Port Worth Mort
Austin
Jefferson
Kerrville
Betuwenier Igtlute Mountaineer
Abnepord
Teeny
Bohedaer
Jewls Cavanhill
Jerl
Amiel
Benya Schreiner
Neconda
Huidhas Obarpiltir
Schretme
Huruanbuyer
Mucuidy Nielets
Sehrelner
Mure
Savonus
Renver
Schreiner
Brith
Jeff
dicUnruz
Beheemen
Carnahan
Mlekoin
Selb Necordy
Whighen
Fichreiner
Jackoon
Behreiner
Marlin
Jeb
Intray
Destin
Talon
Scheiner
Cirel
Nytahuleh
Tor
Mathhewa
Behrelsui
Yulra Dabin
Jere
Javeth
Milo
Behsines-fluchna
Walker
Dackson
Koonts
Wet Alartin
Osrinkan
Dneoras
Amis
Garcia
Schieinar
Imt
Habyer
Jett
Mound
Ally
Tert
Rismman
Schwelner
Javella
Wuhbell
Keheetner
Flewt Nler
Lings Eohremer
Chawman
Bebrelin
Wilweny Jett
Faurtly
Ula Tout
Diacas
Bruin
Jore
Triple Blinders
Eeonod
Mein’ Sehielauty
Air
Eek
Hotaynully Walter
Selretimr Tira
Nurmen
Gehreiner
Lent season table talk feature offers fish and egg dishes
Mildred Kitchen presents table talks with lent friendly recipes. Salinon mackerel and tune fish are prepared in new luncheon or dinner ways. Salmon cutlets with egg sauce and egg croquettes are outlined with steps and ingredients for quick meals this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuir
Fight Results From a Fragmented New York Event
A damaged OCR item lists scattered names and places including New York, Philadelphia, Wisconsin, and California. It references race results and multiple individuals, but the text is garbled with numerous broken names and locations, making a precise event unclear.
Unclear Mat Results Report From Philadelphia Event
Ambiguous OCR text appears to reference a Philadelphia event with dated results and names such as Steele and Lioudni, suggesting a sports or math results snippet. Key details are unreadable, but mentions a scoring pair and a 24 minute timeframe.
Lost Duchess Diamonds Return After Street Find
A long lost Duchess of Rutland diamond necklace, valued at about ten thousand dollars, is recovered after a Staffordshire jeweler contacts police. A young woman, claiming to be the daughter of a groom, presents the gems found by street children three years ago. The chain of events confirms the tale and the Duchess regains possession of the jewels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duchess of Rut- Ia i
Gurdess
Imr
Oakham
Na Bao Bali
Staffordshire
Ae Proprieter
Jerwels
Wu Qakhem
Enis
Advice to Lovelorn by Beatrice Fairfax
Dear Miss Fairfax -- a woman confesses two months with a steady lover who previously dated another girl and now insists he will marry the new partner. She laments his coldness and seeks guidance on handling the breakup and temptation. The advice urges restraint, trust, and avoiding harsh reactions, suggesting gentleness over revenge to heal the relationship dynamics.
Hagen Leads Carolina Open Golf Title Race
Walter Hagen topped the field as the final day began at Charleston for the $2900 Charleston Open. Hagen led with a total 119, ahead of Joe Kirkwood, Archie Hamrick, Henry Pickard and Bothy Cruickshank all tied for third at 143. Horton Smith stood near bottom with 165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
America
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
New York
Archie Hamerick
Zanesvilry
Otdo
Henry Pickard
Thorieston
Bothy Cruickshank
Richmond
Wes Horton Smlth
Oak Park
Whiese
Tilden Edges Nuszelin In Exhibition Thriller
Big Bill Tilden was forced to stretch to topple his barnstorming companion Hang Nuszelin in Lawrence. He lost the first set 10-8, then won the next two 8-6 and 6-? to claim victory. Pare and Baynes split singles, while Tilden and Nuszelin defeated Pare and Baynes 6-2 6-1 in doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Bill Tilden
Lash Hecht
Hang Nuszelin
Emmet Pata
Bruce Barnesworth
Pare
Baynes
Tilden and Nuissell
Taynes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vergez
Miami
Brooklyn Dodger
Max Carey
Walter Beek
Thornton Schwenk
Beek
Schwenk
Dayton
Ay Tunney
Carey
Ray Lucas
Beck
Hay Henge
ST. Peibraburg
iFi
Babs Ruth
Philadelphia Athletics
Reakie
Lou Finney
Tn Addin
Chick Fulhs
Watfielder
Winter Haven
Gus du- Ras
Phillies
San Bernardino
Calif
Chicago Cubs
Davis
San Francisco Pacific
Cubaeteras
Bur- Jolyn Grimes
Neweomas Lieve
Chariie Grimm
Mora Wier
Tampa
Fin
Dante Birth
Cincinnati
Hater
Morrissey
Lucas
Rivey
Jutab
Blaney
Ginevnnou
Pate Uewry
Minscapally
Mba
Maraly
Cleveland
Todinim
St. Gerard's School
Wd Carle
Dorothy Becker
Mary Schliesing
Alma R. Emery
Ann Huslage
Mary Ellen Callahan
Jane Miller
Mary L. Cox
Trene Vogt
Lillian Johnson
Jane Skillings
Miss Johnson
Capitain
Jeye
Kilonis Boots
Xen Hollis
Craig
Waco
ACTIC
Hollis
Lindsay
Tius
Bert
Bill Harrison
Ig Ph
Bil
Gig
Geyer
Eddie Spierring
Flegot
Lefty Craig
Dallas
March Bary
IWE
Alyin Gardner
Pfesig
Longview
Esal
Louisiana
Migsissi
Gardner
Texas Jeague
Tuaser
Jack
Ho Weil
Dev Jwum
N. Starve
Cape Gdin
Gvldenny
Drtacall
Ahmed Klnn
Inia
Drleenit Kook
Ling
Trgewood
Landag
Dilacult
Meulauny
Kandinay
Orm
Slere
Maydenty Vingicap
Aki
Lillove Jackel
Henny
Au Sents
JaCk Walley
GTA
Wartrin
Sens Soval TY
Mildred Kitchen
Mtopyedeb Godwin
Dayiane Henri
Maria
Slaneg
Dafladelphia
Mh Cel Howtin
Duane le
Bonin
Eau Claire
Win—Oip von Point
Tor Yar
Knocked Pie
Deaneth
Calit
Fan Diego
eCetarno Wareia
Tan Answles
Mhia Cwsum
Peay
Philadélphia
Uy Steele
Lioudni
Bina Uh
Ad Geentt
Abe
Kole Rtf
Uftar Atl
Davbigta Mirkrt
Mulitey
Tsnaw
TSN
Kobe
Fmesels
SloGlananna
Reiners
Tolnts
Antonio Light
Ramor
MacMenin Ality
Tate
Anita Ghee
Garthon
Everritia
Sha l Boyk
MerRelo
Utuls
Yae
Blatenor
Laslil
Mleinnrz
Kahne Hanne
Beau
Keck
Alling
Stall
Pennerii
Antenn
Reo AS Vann
Tgly
Giapan
Habana
Santa Vithe Lah
Lorian
Tite
Beatrice Fairfax
Ubbie River
Speedway
Ube Cribbil
Eddy ‘Hi Kishad
Jack Slimp
Phil Hixson
Kay Francis
George Brent
Keyhole
Bing Crosby
SIN Line
Lenny
Thorn Ruth
Reko
Hagen
Carolina Golf
Sylvia Sidney
George Raft
Prinan
Betty Boop
Carisna
Jantland Ace
Sanden Alero
Hell
Seay Claw
Richarmt
Mivedna
Guy Bibles
Firat Chuptao
Sprover Eversons
William Haines
Wrench Palace
Fast Life
Msage
Tom Keene
Renegades
Xe West
Sullivan
KTLA
Courtagus Ad
Fifth St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!