Spring Ball Camps Spotlight Amateur Prospects and Moves
AP notes from camps report Reds manager Bill McKechnie planning early tests with Grissom and Vander Meer or Derringer. Henry Thomas Weather resembles Lon Warneke. Henry earns tryout in Cardinals camp. Tommy Henrich adds infield drills at Yankees camp as Gehrig succession question lingers. Cubs' Hartnett schedules inter squad work with Mancuso and Baker sharing catching duties.
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Associated Press
Fla
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
McKechnie
Lee Grissom
Ers
Johnny Vander Meer
Paul Derringer
Avalon
Calif
Gabby Hartnett
Gus Mancuso
Chicago Cubs
Bill Baker
Indianapolis
Bob Garbark
Baseball camp rumors hint at roster shakeups across leagues
In New York Giants camp Johnno Mc Carthy arrives 20 pounds heavier, threatening to challenge Zeke Bonura for first base while outfield speed may favor Mc Carthy. Bill Jurges tops at shortstop as Bill Terry weighs in. In San Bernardino Bob Elliott could join Pirates as regular left fielder, replacing Johnny Rizzo with Rizzo shifting to right. In Orlando Bucky Harris pins hopes on Roberto Estalella and Jimmy Wasdell to replace Al Simmons and Bonura. In Bradenton Casey Stengel beams as Eddie Miller and Buddy Hassett spark a strong Bees rally in intrasquad action.
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Baton Rouge
Johnno McCarthy
New York Giants
Johnno
Zeke Bonura
Bill Terry
Shortstop
Bill Jurges
Cubs
San Bernardino
Calif
Bob Elliott
Pittsburgh Pirate
Johnny Rizzo
Rizzo
Henie Manush
Orlando
Fla
Bucky Harris
al Simmons
Washington
Roberto Estalella
Jimmy Wasdell
Bucky
Bradenton
Casey Stengel
Boston Bees
Eddie Miller
Buddy Hassett
Brooklyn
Woman Pleads Guilty Over Roaming Dog
Mrs. Philomena Deal pleads guilty to letting her dog roam without a muzzle. Magistrate Anthony P. Savarese says only half the usual fine, set at one dollar, will be imposed. The defendant notes the dog has half its teeth and is blind in one eye.
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New York
Philomena Deal
Anthony P. Savarese
Local Social Notes Highlight Stephens City Visitors and Travel
Stephens City and Rosenberger briefs report numerous visits and guests from Winchester Strasburg Martinsburg and Front Royal. Names include the Carbaugh Eversole Teets Reid and Shryock families with various dinners weekends and a funeral attendance noted.
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Stephens City
Frank Ewing
Tom Reardon
Lauch
Kernstown
R. M. Carbaugh
Manuel
Clay Manuel
Betty
Jean
Eddie
Winchester
Eugene Barr
Strassburg
John Eversole
Williams
Henry Grim
David Eversole
Clarence Carbaugh
Washington
S Nts
Preston Carbaugh
Jackson Teets
Robert Teets
Moses Teets
Lost City
W. Va
Richard LeCrone
William
Regina Bayer
Maurertown
John Pifer
Fishers Hill
A. C. Boyer
C. C. Vann
Strasburg
Mildred Reid
Athey Sargent
Louisa McLeod
Washington, D. C
Frank Atkins
Martinsburg
Harris Owens
Julian Owens
Elmer Clevenger
G. George Crowser
Ambrose
Rodrick Shryock
Front Royal
Athea
Jackson
Marvin Hammack
T. A. Grim
Calvin Grim
Grove
Gervis Lemley
Raymond Hausenfluck
Frank Barley
Ella Gibson
Emmett Sager
Julian Lee Gregory
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