Siebert Joins A's in Philadelphia Camp
Dick Siebert arrives in Philadelphia to join the Athletics as a veteran first baseman and leader from last season. Manager Connie Mack notes team strength, with Newsom, Rosenthal, and McGhee pending, while Lavy works in Florida to regain weight after back operation. Garrison and Schelb remain in camp, with Garrison set for induction soon in Philadelphia.
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Minn
Connie Mack
Dcatrican
Eas
Snoreman
Connie
Siebert
Frederick
Athletics
Bobo Newsom
Bartstville
S.C
Larry Rosenthal
Bill McGhee
Ed Lavy
Orlando
Fla
Ford Garrison
Karl Schelb
Garrison
Philadelphia
Giants Lose Exhibition To Bainbridge Naval Training Station
The New York Giants were defeated 8 to 4 in an exhibition game at Bainbridge Naval Training Station. Charley Meade hit a homer for the Giants while Dick Sister and Herschel Lyons connected for Bainbridge. Mungo, Harrell, Hansen, Lombardi and Culp pitched for the hosts and visitors respectively.
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New York Giants
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
van Lingle Munso
Ray Harrell
Swede Hansen
Charley’ Meade
Giants
Dick Sister
George Sister
Herschel Lyons
New York
Mungo
Harrell
Hansen
Lyons
Wade
A's Wallop Semi-Pro Nine in Frederick contest
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Frederick Hustlers 7 to 6 in a tight game until the fifth inning when the A's gained momentum. Key hits came from Hal Peck Frank Hayes and Dick Siebert in the fifth to turn the tide. Gettery Horner Reidy and Hayes paced the Hustlers pitching and hits as Philadelphia pulled away late.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Frederick Hustlers
Ty Hal Peck
Frank Hayes
Dick Siebert
Philadelphia
F. Hustlers
Gettery
Horner
Reidy
Hayes
Pruett
de Lavier
Rice
le Gore Gi
Hildebrande
Hagg Reaches Coast Silent On Wedding Plans
Swedish runner Gunder Hagz arrived in Los Angeles by plane after a Texas layover. He declined to discuss wedding plans with Dor thy Nattier of Oakland, saying travel delays affected nothing. Hagz and manager Stein wail expected to finish the U S tour in Buffalo against Tim Rafferty before returning to Ekitope in early April.
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Gunder Hagz
San Francisco
Texas
Hagg
Hage
Cleveland
Gunder
Buffalo
Tim Rafferty
Ekitope
Cards Arrive At St Louis For Spring Workouts
The St Louis Cardinals arrived from Cairo to begin intensive workouts at Sportsman's Park under manager Billy Southworth. Red Schoendienst showed arm discomfort but was expected to be fine for the season opener, trainer Doc Harrison Weaver said.
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St Louis Cardinsis
Cairo
Billy Southworth
Sportsman's Park
Red Schoendienst
Doc Harrison Weaver
Nott Terrace Triumphs 36 35 For Class A Title At Spa Court
Nott Terrace edged Troy High 36 35 to claim the Class A crown at Spa Court. Ed Gejay led Terrace with 13 points while Troy’s Cookie Sherwin scored 13 for the Trojans as Terraces defense held late. In the nearby Class C final Hutson Falls defeated Bethlehem Central 48 37.
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Richard “Zip] Gordon
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Mike Vincetore
Goz
Bob Skotarczag
Ed Picken
Corp
Teddy Heyer
Aeld
Cookie Sherwin
Hartiell
Ed Geray
Hutson Falls
Bethlehem Central
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Vinikoff
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Urban
Isenturg
Tribe First Sucker Down on Salary Demands
Lafayette Indiana report on Roger Peckinpaugh sending a letter to Mickey Reece as one of four holdouts indicating a reduction in salary demands. Manager Jon Boudreau notes an infield head ache and Blas Monaco of Baltimore plans to remain on his war-plant job this season, with Monaco seen as rookie prospect to supplant Ray Mack at second base. National Challenge Cop at Phila game summary follows.
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Ind
G21
Roger Peckinpaugh
Mickey Reece
Tribe
Jon Boudreau
Blas Monaco
Baltimore
Sai
Monaco
Ray Mack
Nelson Wins Greensboro Open in 271 total as Snead Stays Close
Byron Nelson of Toledo won the Greensboro Open at Starmount Country Club with a 271 after rounds of 66 and 66. Sam Snead, Hot Springs, and Sam Byrd, Detroit, trailed by eight and nine strokes respectively as Nelson tied Snead with six wins this winter tour. Target a US golfing record, Nelson earned $1,223 in War Bonds as crowds of about 10,000 watched the $7,500 event.
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N C
Byron Werpson
Toledo
Ohio
Lord Byron
Sammy Snead
Hot Springs
Nelson
Starmount Country Club
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Johnny Revélta
Evanston
Snead
Welson
Igendt
Byrd
Revolta
Jimny Hines
Chicago
Wes
Jimmy Demeret
Great Dane Wins Big at Albany Dog Show
Gunther Von Sheer a great dane owned by Fred J Douglass of West Sené Lake won 11 prizes including first in class and best of breed at the Albany Kernel Club dog show held at Central Arena Albany yesterday.
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Fred J. Douglass
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Albany | Kernel Club
Central Atrenudé
Albany
Jockey Don Meade Suspended by Jockey Guild
Jockey Don Meade was suspended by the Jockey Guild after a telephone report from Judge Edwin J. Brown, steward at the Hipodrome De Las Americas in Mexico City. Cleary said Meade cursed Mexicans and Mexico, prompting the action. Meade will receive a guild bearing when he requests it. Sterling Young noted the guild officials approved the suspension after confirming the facts.
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Jockey Guild
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Don Meeds
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Edwin J. Brown
Hipodrome de Las Americas
Mexico City
Meade
Hipodrome
Mexico
Sterling Young
Cor
Ted Atkinson
Porter Roberts
Young
Kreevich and Three Sign Browns Contracts
Cape Girardeau Missouri Donald Barnes announced that outfielder Luke Kreevich signed with the St. Louis Browns and three others Myron Hayworth Weldon West and Gene Moore have agreed to terms and are en route to camp Wet grounds delayed the Browns seventh exhibition game with Toledo of the American Association and the squad conducted batting cage practice.
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Donald Barnes
Uuke Kreevvich
St. Louis Browns
Myron Hayworth
Weldon West
Gene Moore
Rip Sewell In Mound Workout
The Pittabuzz Pirates held their first complete intra squad game with Regulars and Fanigana teams. Rip Sewell used his blooper delivery, allowing six runs on ten hits as Regulars tallied 13 hits and a homer by John Berrett.
Eastern Loop To Pry Off Lide May 2
The Eastern League adopted a 1 home schedule with a season opening in May and closing Sept 9 announced by President Thomas B Richardson. The plan requires travel to increase by about 25 percent from last year. Opening day features Elmira at Wilkes Barre and other matchups with Binghamton at Pict and Hartford at Albans.
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Thomas B. Richardson
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Elmira
Wilkes-Barre
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Binghamton
Pics
Hartford
Albans
Seraston
Zollners Win Second Pro Cage Crown
Zollners repeat as pro basketball champions by defeating Dayton 78 to 52 in the final. Bud Jeannaire and Bob McDermott sparked the attack, with Jeannaire scoring 18 and earning the tournament MVP for the second time. Chicago American Gears secured third by beating the New York Rens 52 to 55 after an earlier upset of Hartford and Harlem Globetrotters.
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Fe Wayne
Zollners
Dayton
Acmes
Bud Jeanaire
Bob McDer Mol
Deytos
Aiercely
FL Weynre
Nall
Jeanette
Detroit Eagles
Chicago American Gears
Hartford
ConnyNuimegs
Herlem Globetrotters
New York Rens
Ioe Palooka Official Dies at Chicago Racing Track
Patrick C. Gat, longtime racing secretary active with tracks across the United States and Canada for more than three years, died yesterday in Chicago. The death ends a notable career in the sport, where Gat was associated with major racetracks.
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Patrick C
Sport & Who
United States
Canada
Manae
DePaul and Bowling Green Meet Tonight for Invitation Titles
The article details a dual invitation title match between DePaul and Bowling Green at St. Square Garden, with NYU and the Aggies also noted for NCAA play. It mentions Mikan’s possible absence due to a leg injury and expectations for a close contest, highlighting key players Don Otten, Warren Gray, and regional teams like St. John’s Rhode Island and Kansas.
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Aggies
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Onion -Sizie
Aznalt
Buckeyes
Violets
Oklahoma Aggies
Bob Kurland
Razorbacks
Kentucky
Tufts
Trout in Form As Tiger Regulars Win In Evansville
Tigers Regulars beat the Yennigars 2 to 1 in seven innings on a spring training day. Hal Newhouser allowed both runs on seven hits across four innings. Joe Hoover had three hits in four at bats, while Bobby Maier hit two doubles in three trips. Dick Wilkins pitched 22 innings for the Norther Ps Coast champs.
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Deroit Tigers
Yennigars
Innins
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Troy
Zab Eaton
Les Mueller
Joe Hoover
Leffielder
Bobby Maier
Kansas City
Oregon
Dick Wilkins
Gay Dalton Sets Mexico Track Mark at Mexico City GP
Gay Dalton posted a new Mexico City track record with a 3:43.2 time for the one and a half mile distance in yesterday’s winging feature. Seid led early but faded as Barton and others closed the pace in a tight tour-length finish.
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Mexico City
Gay Barton Sah
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