St Louis Cardinals Question Mark Club at spring camp
United Press reports from St Petersburg March 22 on the St Louis Cardinals spring camp. The roster is a mixed bag with 40 to 60 players and unclear farm club ties. Joé Medwick is slated for left field and Johnny Mize for first base, while rookie southpaws Gunky Max Macon and Max Lanier impress in the pitching staff.
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Johnny Mize
Chain Gang
Max Macon
Max Lanier
Columbus American Association
Spring notes on players and teams across major leagues
The column lists players and prospects tied to the Yankees at St Petersburg and covers racing debts in England, plus rosters, spring training updates, and lineups for the Cardinals and other clubs. It mentions Abi The-Thayer, Pipgras, Dizzy Dean, Warneke, Weiland, and Slaughter among others as they prep for the season.
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Yankees
England
Carleton
Students Strike To Celebrate Cage Title
Newark high school pupils, about 1100, staged a two hour parade and refused entry to the building at 11 a.m. in celebration of Newark’s state tournament basketball title. Principal C. Boyd said authorities would be lenient and the students would not be charged with truancy.
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Colorado CCC Boys Return To Farms
Colorado Springs report says half of Templeton Gap CCC enrollees end their camp work and return to farms or use new skills in private industry. Superintendent Howard G Keehler notes preservation training and machinery operation aid job prospects. Some stay for conservation, others pursue highway work or farming benefits. Zeppelin service to Holland and Dutch East Indies abandoned. New Zealand bars scrap iron and steel export without government sanction.
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Davidson Haddock to Head Mat Bill Friday at Rialto
Pro wrestling card announced by promoter Mrs. Esther Morris features Dale Haddock of Chicago and Lat Davidson of Glendale as top contenders for Friday night at the Rialto Theatre. Haddock and Davidson are seasoned challengers in a two fall final within two hours. Buddy Knox from Wheeling WV returns for a semi final after a 1 1 draw with Bob Castle last week. The opener and other matches follow with timing at South Bank.
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City Class C Bowlers Roll Matches Tonight
The schedule lists Hillary Grocers against Shuter's Texaco, Chuthy Service versus Eric Ra, and Great Giants versus Or Bhorn Markets. The Recreation Colts game has been postponed to a later date.
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Rabb Ohio Grid Star To Marry Helen Schill
Akron Ohio March 22 John Rabb star fullback on Ohio State football teams will marry here Saturday to Helen Schill. Rabb and Miss Schill obtained a marriage license yesterday. Rabb has another year at Ohio State but will not be eligible for football because of the Western Conference interpretation of two games he played as a Fordham freshman. The Buckeye said he intends to finish school before deciding on a pro offer.
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Chicago boxers win nine of sixteen in Golden Gloves
18,000 fans packed the arena as Chicago's amateur boxers surged from behind to capture nine of 16 bouts in the 11th annual intersectional Golden Gloves championship held in New York.
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Rothgery Motors Win Over Elyria Lumbers
Rothgery Motors defeated Elyria Lumbers in a Knights of St John bowling league match last night. Al Buehkholte and Art Gieltialys led the winners with high pace and a 642 series, while teammates contributed solid performances amid a chaotic but readable account of the evening.
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Ue Wls
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al Buehkholte
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Stanley Cup Hockey Opens Tonight in New York
New York Rangers and Montreal Canadiens were favorites to win opening Stanley Cup games. Rangers held 3-2 odds to win the opener and to eliminate the New York Americans in the first Subway series since 1929. Canadiens were favored similarly to defeat the Chicago Black Hawks.
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Grade School Sked Revealed By Ralph Bauer For This Week
The schedule for the grade school basketball tournament was announced by Ralph Bauer. Wednesday features 7th grade matchups including Roosevelt vs Franklin and Ely vs Hamilton with other games at 5:30 and 6:45. Friday shifts to 6th grade games including Holy Cross vs Gates and Hamilton vs Roosevelt. Two Ohio boys on the Chicago team gained an even break in Madison Square Garden bouts.
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Hale Leaves Tribe Camp for Arm Treatment
The Cleveland Indians may open the AL season with rookie Ken Keltner at third base after veteran Sammy Hale left training camp in Hot Springs Ark to treat a dead throwing arm. Hale’s absence leaves Keltner unopposed, while Hale undergoes eight weeks of work with Milwaukee in the American Association.
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Standings in American Bowling Congress Tournament CHICAGO
March 22 standings show Five Man teams led by Mystery Men, St. Louis, and Nabors Athletic Club of Chicago with top scores 3.095 and 2.996. Doubles leaders Buzz Wilson Fred Taff of St. Louis and Robert Wills Chas ODonnell of St. Louis posted 1.292. Singles leaders Knute Anderson Milone Ill and Jack Stuhl Detroit 715. All Events top teams Don Beatty Jackson Mich and Richard Wedel St. Louis with 1,978 and 1,916.
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Police and Firemen Bowling Rematch Tonight
The City Firemen seek revenge after a ten pin loss to the Police Department last Friday. The two teams clash again on the Recreation slides tonight, renewing a local showdown.
School Heads Move To Extend Ohio State Tourney Four Days
Ohio High School Athletic Association board of control weighs a four day extension to the annual state scholastic basketball tournament to avoid multiple games per day. A United Press poll showed five in favor, one opposed, with concerns about classroom time and administrative hurdles.
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Reds Hand Yankees 9 to 6 in Grapefruit League action
In Orlando on March 22 Cincinnati Reds held first place in Grapefruit League by beating the New York Yankees 9 to 6 in an exhibition. Gene Schott and Whitey Moore again started for Cincinnati, delivering solid if not as sharp work as earlier outings in clutches.
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McLEMORE On The Phone With Judge Landis In 1938
AMPA FLA March 22 The Belleair hotel operator says Judge Landis is never in and McLeomore jokes about reaching baseball's arbiter. He notes the farm system dispute with the St Louis Cardinals may hinge on Landis decisions while joking about signaling methods and the judge's public image.
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Washington And Lee Nine Beats Buckeyes
Washington and Lee defeats Ohio State 3 to 2 in a southern barnstormer at Lexington Va. The Generals scored in the fourth and fifth, Ohio State answered in the seventh, and Washington and Lee delivered the deciding run on a ninth inning squeeze play.
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Texas prosecutors push gun control in frontier rhetoric
In Dallas Texas prosecutors campaign to show gun toting is unnecessary. District Attorney Andrew Patton insisted the state is no longer a frontier and that many carriers of firearms imply danger, likening it to threats from hidden enemies behind every pole.
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