Old Giants May Not Be Recognized As Such In Coming Season
New York January 6 The 1937 Giants may look different with Mel Ott shifting to third base and Hank Leiber to center field Terry plans first base changes with Jack McCarthy to start and Sambo Leslie on the bench He considers Spud Davis for catching help and weighs Ripple to right if needed while keeping Leslie as a pitcher option
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New York
Giants
Bill Terry
Mel Ott
Hank Leiber
Jim Ripple
Mee
Ott
Terry
Newark
Jack McCarthy
Sambo Leslie
Melton
Inter
National
Cliff Melton
Baltimore
Carl Hubbell
Gus Mancuso
Cincinnati Reds
Spud Davis
Cardinals
Reds
Leiber
Bill
McCarthy
Phillies
Lou Chiozza
Travis Jackson
New Jersey City
Chiozza
Ripple
Leslie
Sixble Terry Names Player-Manager At Third Base
Sixble Terry and Jac review the Jersey City roster and choose five players as double-A calibre, including Jackson who will serve as player-manager at third base. Giants president Horace Stoneham vows the club will not be named the Skeeters and mentions no contests to pick a new name. Terry says Jax will earn more money than any other minor leaguer.
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Terry
Jac
Gerey
Jackson
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Skeeters
Jersey City
Khown
Jax
Travel Heavy Last Monday Through Winchester
On last Monday the Greyhound company carried the largest number of passengers in its history through Winchester. Demand was so high that extra buses were deployed and additional coaches were hired from urban and regional operators to meet the load. Nearly a dozen coaches crowded the bus terminal at one point before returning to Washington. The surge was partly due to students resuming school and a notable rise in regular business.
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Greyhound Company
Winchester
Washington
Baltimore
Peanut nickname greeting reaches Emory Keyser in Winchester
A Christmas greeting sent from Charleston West Virginia by George Brown architect for the bus company was delivered promptly to Emory Keyser known as Peanut. The envelope bore a peanut drawing and the city name.
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Emory Keyser
Charleston
W. Va
George Brown
Winchester
Mr. Keyser
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Rhodes
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Court Sq
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