Rip Collins Returns to Pirates for 5000
Dave Fleming of the Los Angeles club in the Pacific Coast League trades first baseman James Rip Collins to the Pittsburgh Pirates for 5000. Collins, Coast League home run leader in 1933 with 26, joins Elbie Fletcher as understudy, returning from Chicago Cubs origin in 1938.
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Rip" Collins
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Whapy" Quin
University of Oregon
Prade
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Syat-sacker
NHL Playoff Showdowns Heat Up As Wings Rangers Clash
chaotic OCR notes describe NHL playoff push with Detroit Red Wings and New York Rangers facing off, plus Chicago Blackhawks vs Montreal Canadiens. Bruins, Leafs, and Canadiens jockey for position as injuries and line changes cloud the path to a Boston Toronto final.
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West Offers for Today’s Light Bee Clavalfication 42
Classifieds advertise a light focused Bee Clavalfication 42 product and various want ads for immediate sale or purchase. The notice highlights financial independence through this aviation related item and invites interested buyers to respond.
Highlights From the Want Ads and Rentals at Lovett
Classified notices show items for sale and rental listings. A finished apartment near Duneny Field at 815 dollars per month is advertised, with other offerings including cookware and home goods.
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Freesteam
Baf
Lovett
Duneny Field
Pinehurst golf leads as North-South tourney opens
March 28 Pinehurst NC reports a field of well known players and promising youths in the 39th North South Livemen golf tournament. Medal winner Elizabeth Hicks of Long Reach tops qualifying with 26 3, five strokes ahead of rival Jane Onhandier. Local contenders include Jean Rouer Providence RI Dorothy Gariner Bourbonville OH Joanne Cling Bloomington IL Louis Sugey Luna Springs GA and Giorgia Yannice Parse ND.
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N.C
Prang
Rilvabethy
Ttrs
Dan Onhandier
Danas
Tikna
Mins Jean Rouer
Providence
Dorothy Gariner
Broubonville
Ohio
Yolingstora
Joanne Cling
Bloomington
Louis Sugey
Luna Springs
Boy
Giorgia ‘Yannice
Parse
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Jane —— Cothran
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Sharst
Ato
Tio
Jacksonville Gets Minors Convention Site
DURA N Y Mareh Bhim presides at meeting of the National Association of Minor Leagues announcing Jacksonville Florida selected as the 1911 convention site. The event runs December 3 for three days with headquarters at the George Washington hotel. Executive committee members including Brambham select Jacksonville with San Antonio among bidders.
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Mareh Bhim
W. G Hramham
National Assoition
Jacksonville
Flu
Hag
Astoline Hun
Swift
Cantina
Wim
George Washington
Brambham
Ant¢Mbers
Dykes Prods Novikoff Sparking Cubs Cubs Rivalry Heats Preseason Games
In Los Angeles Lou Novikoff clashed with Bob Dykes who taunted the Cubs star during an exhibition. Dykes, famed for mouthy tactics, ridiculed Novikoff while Wilson rallied the Cubs to ignore abuse. The skirmish underscored the heated pre season series as both teams push for bragging rights.
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Dimmy Dykes
Lou Novikoff
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Los Angeles
Martha All
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Novikoft
Cousk
Jllamy Wilson
Go Pilot
Ist
Felows
Stan Hatk
Bill Hereman
Bob Dykes
Wilsot
Cubs
Novikerf
W. C. Fields
Wilson
Training Camp Chatter and Spring Arena Notes
A jumble of spring baseball chatter from training camps highlights players like Babe Ruth era icons and modern prospects. Reports mention Brooklyn Dodgers, Phillies, and Yankees activity with camps in Florida and California, including injuries, lineups, and exhibition plans as managers prepare two-team scrimmages in Fort Myers and other sites.
Amateurs To Hold Election In San Antonio
The San Antonio amateur baseball commission schedules a meeting to elect officers and consider changes to the constitution and by laws. Attendees include representative clubs and Commissioner A G Raemer to preside at 6 15 p m.
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San Antonio Amateur Baseball Commission
al Ie Reemer Paint Company
A. G. Raemer
Wolcott Still Best Over Hurdles at Missouri Valley Meet
Kansas City March 26 The event featured Freddy Wolcott of Rice Institute facing rival Farmer of Texas Tech in the 60 yard hurdles. The meet saw several records fall or be matched including 60 yard dash and high hurdles while Brently Outclassing the meet record and Jo m Mutiski captured the one mile.
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Marsh
Firner
Fred Wolcott
Farmer
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Park Worth
Texas
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Heatidays
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Wolcott
Rice Institute
Texas’ Tech
Farmer Meyer
Walcott
Ernie Meadows
Los Angeles
Breax Ik
Tha léMool
Richard Gunslen
Roanoke
Hondre
Merk Brently
Joan Berison
Colubia University
Jom Mutiski
Columbia
Bill Earp
Kansas Jetty
Dush
Don Winters
M Pub
Golumsia
Jack Rilender
Kemper Militery
Arademy
Bontiville
Wallace
Dinsmore
Parke
Fred Wood
Houston
Loyola Coach Takes On Two New Jobs
Loyola University appoints basketball coach Sachs as gym instructor at Wendell Phillips High School and likely adviser to the football team. Officials say the Loyola post remains, but details wait until his return from the basketball coaches convention in New York.
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Romiyunsks
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Tigh
Tisai
New York
Captain Mathies Golf Stakes Winner at Willow Springs
Capt. Don Mathies of Houston won the weekly sweepstakes at Willow Springs with a 4 gross 76 and net 1 percent. Tod Menezes, San Antonio Country Club pro, and J H K Stork tied for second, each one stroke back, with Stork shooting 73.
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Don Mathies
Houston
Willow Springs
Mathies
Cub
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San Antonio Counitry Club
J. HK. Stork
Tandiong Toy
Pigeon Racing and Used Car Ads Hit Spring Week
The Lone Star Pigeon club reports a race with 187 entrants and fast speeds, while a local ad promotes Used Car Exchange Weeks. The jumble of names and numbers shows a busy spring scene with racing results and motorists seeking deals.
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Bines
Eits Rich
Tyebthrternber
Bert J
Rogers
Ste
Favored Long Island U Wins Eastern Cage Meet
Long Island University Blackbirds claimed the national Intercollegiate Invitation tournament at Madison Square Garden defeating Ohio University 62 to 54 in the final. Seton Hall and City College of New York advanced as part of a strong eight team field, with standout performances from Baumhults and Schwarte lifting LIU. The event drew a Garden record crowd of 15 377 across four nights.
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Albaugh Named National Open Golf Tournament Director
Fort Worth March 25 71 The Texas Open's national event moves forward with Reuben Albaugh veteran dealer named tournament director. A downtown ticket office opens Wednesday as chairmen and master committee members are announced to run admissions grounds scoring and badges.
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AWSL
Busi~ Jhessmen
Benera Vai Atal
Wien
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Dal Justinksman
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Lone
Alden Coffey
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Hid" Matthews Emmett
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