Training Camp Briefs From Around The Circuit
Training Camp Briefs reports from St. Petersburg Baton Rouge New Orleans Orlando San Bernardino with Yankees first baseman options Ken Sears at first, Bill Terry’s second base squad rotation, Sammy Hale battling for a Tribe job, and Ossie Bluege praised as a rare fielding lifer. Pirates rebels head to steam baths as pitcher Jim Tobin argues baths sap strength.
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Fra
Ken Sears
Husky
Norfolk
New York Yankees
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Gehrig
Sears
Baton Rouge
Eugess Whitehead
Bill Terry
Alex Kampouris
Lou Chiozza
Tom Hafey
Albn Glossop
New Orleans
Sammy Hale
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Julius Solters
Bruce Campbell
Hal Trosky
Roy Weatherly
Ben Chapman
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Cal
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Jim Tobin
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Baseball Notes From Spring Training Camps
Reports from multiple camps highlight early thoughts on players. Casey Stengel awaits Max West at the Bees camp. Luke Appling rests after a leg injury but shows fitness for pennant defense. Jennings Poindexter draws attention as a potential second Rube Waddell for the Phillies. William Nagel impresses with versatility and confidence at Athletics camp.
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Sutherland rumors shake coaching future across college and pro
New York reports rumor that Doc Sutherland may skip coaching this year and sign with Navy in 1940 or possibly join Southern California if Howard Jones falters. Mississippi State could offer salary parity with Pitt, while dispute swirls around baseball contracts and recent signings. Buff Lea and Kayak i are slated for major summer stakes, and Mrs. F. D. R. is invited to open Toledo season by throwing the first pitch in Harlingen Texas on March 16. Bill McKilifer, Dodgers coach, recalls past Yankee dominance as the spotlight shifts to upcoming spring events.
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Navy
California
Howard Jones
Mississippi State
Sutherland
Pitt
Judge Landis
Watson Clark
Harlington
Tex
Bill Mkilifer
Dodger
Yanks
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Local quotations from Benevola provide prices paid to producers for farm goods. Wheat at mill and barn, corn, various potato grades, butter, country ham, onions, eggs, chickens, and shoulder meat are listed with quoted per unit prices. Market snapshot reflects regional trade terms and itemized costs.
Mental Test For Woman Ordered
A psychiatric examination of Mrs. Mary Cummings, 44, charged with murdering her husband Joseph, was ordered by Judge Eli Frank. The exam, requested by her lawyers after failed attempts to gain release from jail without bond, will be conducted by Dr. Manfred S. Guttmacher. Coroner Ham reported the death by blows to the head after autopsy.
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Eli Frank
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Manfred S. Guttmacher
Supreme Bench
Cummings
Cornelius Ham
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