News Notes From Spring Ball Camps
AP dispatches describe spring ball camps with players like Rick Ferrell in Washington testing a Cuban pitcher Ortiz while 5,000 dollar pay cuts affect Joe Medwick with St Louis. Casey Stengel praises veterans in Bradenton as Boston Red Sox start workouts hampered by aches and Cubs project roster for May.
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Rick Ferrell
Washington Senators
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Roberto Ortiz
Bradenton
Fla
Bees
Casey Stengel
al Simmons
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Sports Round Up From New York March 2
National League headliners sign up for World's Fair appearances. Luke Appling plans only summer cut at the plate. Bobby Sherrod GW? guard tops, Dempsy bets on Boyd vs Robinson tonight in the Garden. Perry cites five U. S. Davis Cup hopefuls Riggs Mako Wood Tidball. Lane jokes about a baby. Hannagan takes life riskily to Santa Anita. Dizzy Dean on air. Cunningham forecast three more years driving. Fordham notes. Leahy at Boston College, Ram staff changes. Conn–Krieger bout May 5 at the Garden. Louis–Galento buzz, Oakley comeback, Pitt–Minnesota grid ties. Dodgers front office roasted at WPA forum. Van Mungo heat draws applause.
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White Sox
Texas Christian
Bobby Sherrod
Jack Dempsey
Bill Boyd
Jim Robinson
Philly
Garden
Fred Perry
U. S
Bobby Riggs
Gene Mako
Wayne Ao
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Frank Lane
Reds
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Demon
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Bernie Bierman
American Association
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White Sox fear for Poffenberger as camp opens
In Pasadena Poffenberger’s absence unsettles manager De Baker who expects Poffy to report soon. Johnny Whitehead shows steady work while Jackie Hayes limps from December knee surgery and may miss early exhibitions. In Hot Springs Bill Terry cites a complete Giants staff with Coffman signed and Hubbell Schumacher handling light work.
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Calif
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Whitehead
Jackie Hayes
Whitehead
Hayes
Hot Springs
Ark
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Dick Coffman
Carl Hubbell
Hal Schumacher
Terry
Sine and White Lead Mixed Doubles Standings
Sine with 378 and D Sencindiver with 314 led the mixed doubles scoring for the past week. The standings list the top players and their points, reflecting a close contest among the competitors.
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D. Sencindiver
League C Statistics show top players and teams
High individual scores include Lichliter 141 and Imes 133 for H C and S L. Showalter leads with 353 in sets. team highs feature R F 1601 in sets and 590 in games. Last half results favor Showalter 117 average, Hottel 110, with H C and R F leading in team averages and sets.
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Imes
Showalter
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Lingo
F. F
R. F
White
Hottel
H.C
Parrish
Greyhound Group Election Voided By Labor Board
The Labor Relations Board set aside the Atlantic Greyhound Corporation election in Charleston West Virginia among bus drivers and maintenance workers after finding supervisory officials favored Interstate Motor Transportation Employes Union and promised raises if it won. A new election will be ordered but without a date.
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Atlantic Greyhound Corporation
Charleston
W. Va
Interstate Motor Transportation Employes Union, Inc
Interstate
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Eight Southern Teams Geared For High Speed Action
The preliminaries are finished as eight Southern Conference teams prepare for the second round. Davidson faces Washington and Lee at 3 p.m., Richmond meets Maryland at 4:30, the Citadel plays NC State at 8, and Wake Forest meets Clemson at 9. Duke and North Carolina exit after close losses, while Richmond opened with a 31-20 win over VMI. Clemson edged UNC 44-43 with Banksee scoring the decisive basket.
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N. C
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Richmond
Maryland
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N. C. State
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Clemson
Duke
North Carolina
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Richmood
Spiders
Banksee
Refugees Rejected at Montevideo Refused by Uruguay
The foreign office refused landing permission for 68 European Jewish refugees. They were also denied entry to Argentina and are now returning to Europe aboard the Italian liner Conte Grante.
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Motevideo
Uruguay
Foreign Office
Argentina
Europe
Ponies To Be Divided In Santa Anita Handi cap Field
Horse experts sort probable entrants for the Santa Anita Handicap purse of 100000. Leading contenders include Kayak II Cravatt Whichcee Specify Gosum and Today with Thanksgiving Jacola Heelfly and others close behind. Jacola the lone filly was voted best in the nation last year after five wins in seven starts including a 21 2 length triumph over Seabiscuit. Thanksgiving a four year old, won the Travers Stakes in 1938 and earned 35925 in purse.
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Kayak II
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Whichcee
Specify
Gosum
Thanksgiving
Jocola
Heelfly
Sortendo
Don Mike
Congressman
Quick Devil
Frexo
Jacola
Seabaiscuit
Added Value Seen In Worlds Poultry Congress
Charles W. Wampler of Harrisonburg, president of the State Poultry Federation, sees the seventh annual World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland as a chance to advertise Virginia and boost poultrymen profits. He notes previous host nations saw rising poultry demand and prices, and Virginians may gain by entertaining American and foreign visitors touring the state.
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Harrisonburg
State Poultry Federation
Cleveland
Virginia
Virginia Poultry News
Blacksburg
United States
Congress
Wampler
Stallion Stage Hand Upstages Fields in Rematch Hint
Alfred G. Vanderbilt bought from T. P. Morgan last year and starred as a three year old with five wins including a dead heat with Seabiscuit. Past records suggest Congressman and rivals like Main Man Don Mike Quick Devil and Frexo are overmatched while Stage Hand showed weakness a year ago.
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T. P. Morgan
Seabiscuit
Congressman
San Antonio
Don Mike
Quick Devil
Frexo
Stagehand
Congress Sees Wide Nations At Triennial Sessions
The article notes plans to advertise Virginia and foster neighborly ties with America and other nations. It states representatives from about 60 nations are expected to participate in the congress, whose triennial sessions began in 1921.
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Virginia
America
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