Cooper to Train With Giant Farm
Cooper reveals plans to train with a giant farm system affiliate as the New York Giants pursue Spring Training initiatives. The report details moves, signings, intrasquad actions, and prospects including shortstop Farmey White and pitcher Moh Doyle as camp work continues in St. Petersburg and Florida, with managers and scouts monitoring performances for opening season readiness.
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al Flint
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Bobby Diller Iz
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St. Lomb
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Moh Doyle
Johnny Pavlick
Dew Sowell
Andy de Ral
Krane Signs With Browns
Krane signs with the Browns after a two year stint. Announced by team official Bill Dewitt, details about the contract and salary remain unclear amid ongoing talks.
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Ankhiatin
Vms
Carte Krane
Stefani Beawss
Comlead
Bill Dewitt
Talesy
College Basketball Era Report From Fragmented OCR
In a jumbled OCR fragment, teams like Saint Uliena College and Vermont show scores such as 49 to 72 and 28 to 47 with limited readable names. The text includes scattered player mentions and partial school references, lacking a coherent game narrative.
Celtics Defeat Rens in Armory Prelim Thriller
Celtics edge the Rens 41 to 38 at Armory in a dawn to dusk prelim, with tight defense and late free throws shaping a suspenseful finish. Amazons beat St Simon Stock in a separate prelim, while reports detail early leads, tied baskets, and frantic momentum shifts as both games unfolded before a crowd of about 2000.
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Rens
Armory
Amazons
St. Simon
Abiaaons
Tevinzton
Thearis
Bowling Notes Show Mixed Scores in New York Lane Leagues
In the New York Daven ad Light League many bowlers posted varied scores led by Mies Agnew Currun with a 205. Alpha Victory League powered by Maris Bedi's 343 triple, the 209 single, and a slate of high games from Macy Jorgenson, Mary Connery, Eila Shudt, Irene Johnson, and Vi Cardish. Other leagues report Mulliekio’s group, Hudson Motors, Brownie Tavern, and Juggine Burleigh’s wins, with top gesture by L. Welliey 209 and several 188s and 196s across teams.
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New York
Mary Walein
Mis
Ann Pisele
Cushing
Rettaiss Mazriel Kestane
Dorothy Fischer
Agnés Cartan
Moniva Fiuret
Siey Janet Randall
Alpha Victory League
Maris Bedi
Lee Riberdy
Macy Jorgenson
Mary Connery
Eila Shudt
Irene Johnson
Vi Cardish
Dorisliv
Jessie Petvley
Florence Jensen
Lelen Hutson
Homel Hull
Mulliekio
Iook Lew Gram
Juggine & Burleigh
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Welling
Dougherty
Hudson Motors
Ben Om
Ideal Tavern
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Toy Ideal Tavern
Brownie Tavern
Odd Giame
Migs Troy
Norton
Fay Maex
Horses Seen At Saratoga Coast Stakes Lineup
Horses listed race at Saratoga during Coast Stakes week with entrants including Blue Hoy, Gardina Leeds, Countess Lenn, Ceres Man, Mor Manpeer, Frances Dawn, Highliwn Morning, Lowise Woolen, Mary ML, Yoder Crisp, and others. Pacing derby contenders Adage 20 and Brown Evinee 2-09 also noted among competitive entries.
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Traid
Saratoga Raceway
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Lowise Woolen
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Vietory
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H. EB. Direcs
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Garden Contes Opens New Season With Mixed Echoes
Mikau Geis scores 33 points as Garden Contes hosts York University in a season opener marked by a crowded arena and unsettled play. The feature contest sees Madison win a niche showcase while Miles and Mishak step in to energize the lineup amid a tense West Conference start.
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Mayler Curity
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Yankees Prexy Chandler Form signals strong comeback hopes
Chandler in form, reports say MacPhail back from Baran with optimistic notes on Yonker pitching. Positives from Page and lefty Gore genes, while Shes and Shinn show promise. Yankees aim for World Series tilt as Tampa promoters plan for future seasons with $24,000 raised and strong fan turnouts.
Syracuse Upset Bid Sparks Canisius Clash
Syracuse defeats Canisius as Royce Newell of Jamestown and TAH Gubov of Binghamton score for the Orangemen in a hard fought game. The Canisius visitors had previously upset Syracuse earlier this season, with a close first period reflecting a tight contest overall.
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Tennessee Star To Play Pro Ball
Tennessee Star to play professional football after college. The article cites G14-Ben Milley center for the University of Vencesser in 1044 and mentions Lange and other figures in a chaotic report. Milley is described as 22, five feet eleven, and 99 pounds, with unclear details about team and date.
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Ben Milley Center
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al Ameriedy Lange
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Chandler Urges Colleges to Pay Attention to Baseball
Baseball commissioner Chandler urged colleges to raise baseball’s profile and place more emphasis on the sport alongside football and other athletics. He spoke during a Tampa stop, meeting with college representatives and noting professional involvement in spring training. He plans a world training tour and a packed schedule highlighting youth prospects and rivalries.
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Eyer
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Tampa
Swedish Amateur Sports Federation considers new national amateur status
Swedes propose designating certain athletes as national amateurs under an international system to protect amateur status. A Swedish letter to the association chair argues restricting professionals from Olympic and other championships, while some athletes face investigations over professionalism. The letter urges other clubs to support stricter amateur rules and maintain international eligibility safeguards.
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Jane Yasterday
Pan Hswaglon
Axanelalion
Bo Laindman
Asseehtion
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Ciunder Fart
Arne Anderson
CIM Wosposal
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Oulub Stati
Thandman
Yas
Dan Poeris
Aoa
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Olyarwes Uhat
Tonne Kuilly
Albany Five Defeats Keveny at Cohoes Memorial Gym
Albany Five beat Keveny 117 to revision in St. Ann's of Albany gym Gaines. Rolfer scored 8 points and Barker 41 led Albany. Rascel added six fouls and 1 point for Keveny. Prelim: St. Ann's Jayvecs trimmed Keveny.
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Evens Memorial Gym
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Rolfer
Barker
Albeny
Rascel
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Greenberg Hits Two Home Runs in Spring Camp
Hank Greenberg powered two homers during Michigan Motvoil Tigers spring drills, driving in runs past pitcher Frank Overmire and later launching another long drive beyond Mel Trout. The session showed steady gains as Greenberg connected on multiple straight pitches during the practice.
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Tiny Floftlander
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Diary) Trout
Syracuse Lacrosse to Play RPI Schedule Announced
Syracuse University resumes lacrosse planning after a disruption as director Lewis Apdread unveils a delve-game schedule. Roy Simons, recently rejoined after naval service, will coach again, a post held since 1937. The 1940 schedule, pending athletic approval, lists Connell on April 20, Ithines May 21, a military academy at West Point June 4, and a Penn State date June 24.
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Ithines
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Historic Canadian Lacrosse and Basketball Origins in Early American Play
The article traces lacrosse origins in Canada and the United States, noting early inventors and regional adoption. It discusses the spread of the sport to college programs, athletic departments at Springfield and other schools, and debates over rules, equipment, and officiating as the game evolves into an American sport with growing indoor practice and varsity status.
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Tion
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Wind slows Red Sox practice in brisk session
A windy Red Sox workout slowed yesterday as Manager Joe Cronin trimmed 16 batting drills. Bill Rutland led the pitchers in the drill after two years away from the mound claiming he felt fine. Cronin and farm director George Torpore adjusted drills with many hurlers excused. Earl Johnson remained confined to his room with an upset stomach while infielders Eddie PetIngrim and Glenn Russell were kept out due to coetlitss.
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Bill Rutland
Aly
Cronin
George Torporer
Earl Johnson
Eddie Pet Ingrim
Glenn Russell
Darby Ducat Wins At New Orleans
Darby Ducat from the Marilyn Stable won the Sentinal Oaks purse feature race at the New Orleans event yesterday. Murry AN Kater rode by Minnelan, owned by John Re Thonll, finished second behind Ducat with BM Smith's Cooling Spring placing third.
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Rain drenches St Petersburg Open golf field
Rain paddled fairways stall final warmups as the $10,000 St Petersburg Open tees off. Favorites include Byron Nelson of Toledo, Sammy Snead, Ben Hogan, Van Tuvald, and Ben Hogan among others, with practice rounds showing players sharpening for the 72 hole challenge. Weather disruptions expected across opening rounds.
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Australian tennis stand defended amid criticism over Davis Cup plans
Melbourne officials defended Australia’s Davis Cup stance after British criticism for not sending a team to the Wimbledon centennial event. President Henry Pitt stated the strain of travel for players burdens the Davis Cup schedule and outlined Australia’s commitment to maintaining the Davis Cup title despite inviting England being rejected.
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