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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
LungO and
Pickerd In
FeatureGO
Local Heavy K. 0. Artist to
Battle Rock Island
SIugger.

Tony Lungo, the battling heavy
weight from Rock Island, Ill, has
been signed to meet Walter Pickerd.
sensational local knockout artist, In
one Of the two ten round en-
counters which will top the fstic
entertainment at Tomlinson hall on
Thursday of next week. This show
will be staged by the Washington
A. C.
1t will be an acid test for Pickerd.
whose rise has been fast in Indian
apolis as a result Of knocking out
four husky opponents in the four
times he has shown his wares. The
order of his victims has been Chunk
Ewing, one round; Billy Myers, two
rounds; Joe Brian, two rounds, and
Mat Burman, three rounds.
In meeting Lungo. Pickerd will
be up against a fighter who also
packs mighty wallop and who has
far more experience than any scrap
per the mauling blond has engaged.
Lungo recently showed his ability at
the AImory where he knocked out a
Louisville heavyweight in a sensa-
tional battle. He has more than
twenty knockouts in his record.
Tracy Cox, BrightWood's feather
weight star, has been signed to ap-
pear in the other half Of the double
windup of ten rounds. A strong
supporting card for the Tomlinson
hall mitt carnival is being arranged.
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Two State
Net Teams
Play Today
Jasper Academy and De-
catur in Second Round of
Catholic Meet.
BY BERT DENIBY
United Press staff Correspondent

LOYOLA GYMNASIUM, CHICA-
Go, March 21.-A rangy quintet from
Dubuque Ia) Columbia Catholic
high school, whose basketball ability
reminds one of a college team, be-
came the outstanding favorite today
as the annual Loyola university ma
tional parochial basketball tourna-
ment went into the second round.
Playing the deliberate slow-break-
ing style of game, the Columbia
team brought praise when it won its
frst-round game from Neumann
high school, Williamsville, N. Y. 81
to II.
In another feature game Thurs
day, Jasper Qnd) academy ad-
vanced to the second round by de-
feating De La Sale of Minneapolis,
26 to Il. The runners-up for the
Hoosier title were led by Quainland,
who scored sixteen points.
Todays feature game brought to-
gether st. Xaviers Of Louisville and
De La Sale of Chicago, each regard
ed as a possible title winner.
Other pairing for the day follow:
Decatur Ind. VS. st. Louis university
high; Bishop England. Charleston. S. c..
vs.. st. Agnes Academy. Alliance. Web; st.
Michael, Union City, N j.. VS.. Duquesne,
Pittsburgh, Pa; Columbia Academy, Du
BuQue, Ia, US. Loyola academy. Chicago;
Jasper Academy. Jasper. Ind. vs.. Father
Ryan academy. Nashville. Tenn: st.
Stanislaus, Bay st. Louis, Miss, VS.. Rock
hurst high. Kansas City. no.
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MAT TITLES AT STAKE
Fifteen High Schools Compete in
Annual Wrestling Meet.

~ times specie.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 21.
Fifteen teams met here today in
the annual state high school
wrestling tournament. with Bedford,
Bloomington. wabash. Muncie and
South Bend given an even choice
70 cop the crown. La Porte, West
Lafayette. Michigan City. Wingate,
Manual OF indianapolis, Attica, Elk
hart, Lowell and Elettsville are
other entrants
Coach Thorn of 7. o. is in charge
OF the meet. Matches were sched-
uled for this afternoon, tonight and
Saturday.
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Supporting bouts for the Lew
Terry-Jackie Dugan feature of next
Tuesday nights Legion boxing show
at the Armory have been lined up
and the complete car is announced
IS follows:
Ten Rounds--Iew Terry, st. Louis, Us.
Jackie Dugsn, Louisville; lightweights.
EIGHT Rounds--Ray Alamo. st. Louis, vs..
Jackie Hogan, CincinaDtij hghtweights-
Six Rounds-Max Smith. Indianapolis,
VS., Herb Anderson, KOkomo; welterwe1ghts.
six Rounds--Jimime Burgess, Indian
apOiiS, IS. willard Chsppell, indianapolis;
light heavyweights.
-Four Rounds--Skiper Buggby, Indian
apoEis, SIS. Harry Babrick. Indianapolis;
ttyWeightS.
Hail the performers on the pro-
gram were selected from the local
caulif1oWer colony, as was the case
last Tuesday night. In two of the
prelimS indianapolis mitt warriors
will have it all to themselves, while
in another a local pride takes on
a foreigner"
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/ ALKING
IT OVER
BY JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, March FL
IN matters pertaining TO money,
1 the ball player compared even
I'D With the club owner Is always
entitled TO the support and sympa-
tilies Of the public because in such
business controversies as arise be-
tween the tTo, the ball player in
the end either accepts what he is
offered or remains at home per-
forming odd joEG around the NUM-
cipaI garage at the normal union
scale Of wage.
There stin arc a number Of fairy i'm
portsni ball Dlaycrs Who have net re
ported 10 their clubs In the south. in
GLIDING Goose GosHn Of The Senator'S.
and Babs herman Of BROOKLYN. These
gentlemen arc demanding .siaries rang
ing from $4,000 10 So. oOO for a matter
Of six months employ mcDt on the ball
field. With half their living expenses added
70 The total.
II normal t.mCs. in.as.lE - would b.
simple enough 70 work ~ a boiling rage
over tho tyrannical attitude o. the mag
mates II refusing 20 pay one o. these
reformed plumbers twice O. much a. the
dean OF any first class college ever re-
eeived. bat these no not happen % be
normal times.
have read In tbe newspaper that there
are about 8.O00 600 neople out Of work
~ this country and that there arc bread
lines IN New York and Chicago. and In
such circumstances Il proba bly, is no great
wonder that Indignant citizens arc not
regiuentinE IN the public forums. burn
ing club owners ia eGigy and flashing
banners demanding more dough for tho
Goose"
T RATHER suspect, on the con-
L trary. that o great many Of
these citizens. If interested at all
are pondering the strange eco
Monies Of q national situation which
is productive Of 50 much good for
tune on the one hand and 50 little
on the other. To many OF the IN
employed. It must be pulling that
there is a premium on base hits and
none on biscuits.
For number of weeks, George herman
Ruth thought he was entitled TO 100000
for his artistic contributions to science
Of sWatting. Later he altered this &c
SS5,00o. Finally be signed fOf sS0.Og0.
The signing took place not many hours
after the Communist demonstration 1ers-
''wbst are those people riouug abo1t2"
he asked They want work. ne was
told. Gosh" ne sighed. a few min
utes later Ruth was agreeing TO terms.
n
n is also nv zion that there viii
be very few fancy pJrses for H. refined
hruteS Of tbe prize ring this summer,
though I understand these gentlemen arc
still prattiing about 100000 guarantees
and the like. and they should try and
get them.
The Miami misery vas 8 coavinci-g
ttpot on conditions IN the fight racket
For the nrst time IN rho history OF the
promotion Of "a tGriogsy bauvhoocd heavy
weight fight. les than half tho rlngside
seats Vero sold.
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. Breezy 9 Tribe . Chatter E
BY EDDIE ASH

CARAsOTA, Fla. March 21.-The
- Indians vent TO Tampa TODAY to
tangle with the Detroit Tigers OF the
American League. Claude Jonnard
was 70 open on the mound for the
Tribe and propell the sphere for
three inings. Mike Cvengros was to
follow and either Hall or Wolf was
to finish.
It was the second tilt of :
thTee-gane series between HoOs-
iers and MiChiganders, the third
of which Eill be staged at Endi-
annapolis IL April. The Corriden-
ties won the first fracas last Mon
day, 8 10 /
The Indians left Tor Tampa By bus st
1o-SO 4 m this morning and vii return
oorlEhJ after dining following the game.
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Bingles and Bounders
News and Gossip Heard as Big Leaguers Train

ond team left 1nursday night and will go
north under acting Manager Pat CraW-
ford. They will play their hrSt game to-
day, nesting Kansas City at Lake Charles.
La.
PENSACOLA, Fla, March 21.--1Iarager
Eoinie Wagner viii send his squad through
practice contest today preparatory to
meeting Pensacola SATURDAY. and Sunday.
III Thursdays tilt the sc cond team, with
Jack Russell pitching trimmed the
Regulars. 2 10 :.
TT PIERCE, Fla, March 21.-The st.
Louis Browns will play the second OF a
two-game series with Ml!Taukee here TO-
day. Sam Gray and Al Crowder held
the Association batters to four hits Thurs
day, while their mates pounded out 8 10
victory
TAMPA. Fla. March 21.-Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers meet the Indianapolis
american Association team in an ex-
hibition game here today. Earl White
nil; pitched five innings CT scoIelesS bail
against the Boston Braves Thursday. hut
the Bostonians won, to in ten in
nings,
ST. PETERSBURG Fla March III
Secoud baseman Freddy Mcguire. who was
MS brother. rejoined the Boston Braves
squad Thursday.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March IL
The st. Louis Cardinals will attempt to
make it two straight over the New York
Yankees today. Doubles by Charley
Colbert and Gus Mancuso after tive were
out il the thirteenth gave the Cards an
to win Thursday.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia, March 21.-The
Cleveland Indians will hold a batting
drill today for tomorrOWs exhibition with
New Orleans.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 2t.--Two
practice sessions were on the schedule for
the Chicago White Sox today. Dutch
Henry and Louis Garland pitched the
team to Stool win over Texas university
at Austin Thursday.
LOS ANGELES, March 2t--The Chi
Cago Cubs today we're scheduled for their
second game with the Portland club of
the Pacific Coast League, to whom they
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Amateur Basketball

Sd teams we're eliminated n the hrst
bsssetsar teurnarsnt III HsEthorie Com
Eunlty house Thurs6av night In senior
games, Troop IS rrcuuceG Troop rS q
% and Troop IS druobsd Troop Il. Is
Troop Sc wor a. overtime tilt iron,
Troop Is. ls 10 g. Troop &c trimmed
Troop 81. 20 70 Il. Troop 50 shaded
Troop =. Is 70 Is. ard Troop ? swamped
Troop J. S6 20 10. IN Junior division con
tests. Tcn-Ehts schedule follows
5.Se-Troc1 8 s. Trooo IS. junior.
s:2o-Troop vs.. Troop =. senior
T.Io-I-oop so VS.. Troop rs. junior.
s.oo-rroop vs. Troop Sc. senior.
s.Se-Troop Sc IS. Troop S. junior.
s.so-Troop IS IS. Troop 60. senior.
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Hall Retains
Lead in Cue
Title Tourney
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
FRENCH LICK, Ind, March I'll
Joseph Hall, Pacific coast champion,
was still out in front today as the
eight contestants for the national
amateur three-cushion billiard
championship began their fifth day
of play.
Hall won his fourth consecutive
game Thursday when he defeated
John H. Toledano, New Orleans,
southwestern title holder, SO to 81.
Frank I. Fleming, former champion,
kept in the running for the title
by defeating Toledano SO to 81.
Max Shimon of Milwaukee, de-
Tending champion, saw his hopes
for the title go glimmering when
he dropped a game to DR.. Andrew
J. Harris Of Chicago. 1t was Shi-
mons second defeat.
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D0BBS MEETS PERSON

Johnny (Kid Dobbs and Roy
Pierson, local lightweights, Will meet
in the main go at the Capitol City
Athletic Club tonight over the eight
round route. Billy Evans and Red
Smith, lightweights, meet for six
rounds in the semi windup.
In four FOUNDERS DaVey Lloyd
faces Billy Cox; Jimmy Fox battles
Tuck Smith; Ray Cullivan tackles
Bud Wiley and Gene Barrett op-
poses Jimmie WileS. The show will
start at $50.
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New York Team
Leads in A. B. G..

By Urtftd Press
CLEVELAND. O. March 2I.-The
Spartans of New York City were
perched al the top Of the team
standings as play continued today
IN the American Bowling Congress.
The Spsrtans edged into first place
Thursday night with d one point
advantage over the NfcGrath sIeat-
ing Company i've Of Libertyville. Ill
The Spartans totaled 2,o59-
The annual business meeting of
the A. B. G. is scheduled for this
afternoon. St Louis and Buffalo
are prepared to wage 4 spirited
battle for the 1881 Tournaments. The
latter city appears 70 have the edge.
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Early Baseball Notes

Indianapolis Universals will hold their
nrst baseball meeting Monday night at
Jess Prttchard's Bowling alley at 8 o. M
Following men are asked to be present:
herman !AvreS. Glenn Williams RAY Price
Alex BurrlS, John Matthews, Paul EIIod
Meldon Smith, Gilbert Smith, S. Smith,
SaIph Adams. Ray Hockersnith, Carl
Beam, John Baldus, Leland Brand, Joe
CUES; Red Wertz, Fat Person, John
Bright. Paul Montgomery, Lewis Guinent,
Everett GUinent, Glenn Toomey, Aubrey
Elrod, Harold jenkins, Cecil Brant, Alvin
Gene Ewlsse, John Farmer, Harold Good
night, Norman Aichhorn, Stanley Gardner
and the Hill brothers. With this squad
OF thirty-hve men, the plans for the COM
ing season will be discussed. Tryouts also
are asked TO report. Players unable to
attend, see Adams at 141l Bradbury ave-
nue. before Monday night,
Black Cats. newly organized club. Is
holding an important practice Sunday at 2
?: m. ct Garfield park No. 2. Berry,
F!orea, Vandiver, Darner, Prather, Chissel,
Ferguson and tryouts, report.
Brookside A. AS will hold light work
cut Sunday afternoon at Brookside dia-
mond NO. J.; Holman. Tendon, Balduf,
Schoneker, Prather, Lowman, Terrant'
Miller. Gallagher. Snowfall, Higgs, Horn
ing, Brooks, O'Connor, Cant and all try
outs, report
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Strong Supporting Card Set
for Terry-Dugan Ring Scrap
Ray Aano ST. Louis, Meets Jackie Hogan, CinCinatti in
Semi W1dup of Tuesdays Show.

Since he defeated Jimmie Borde
and Harry Kid Brown at the Ar
nnory last season, lie Terry, known
as 'Larruping Lew" in st. Louis, has
become a notable figure IN the light
weight ranks. He was selected to
meet Bud Taylor in major show
in ST. Louis TWO weeks ago, but
Taylor withdrew
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TANGP followers have about
~ reached the conclusion that
young Gene Jones has the best curve
bah among the Tribe staff of eleven
pitchers. The Nebraska State
Lacquer stirred admiration in
batting drill Thursday and his ac-
tons in general scored a hit. He
had the misfortune. however, to
break nail on his throwing hand
and naturally this will handicap him
a few DAYS.
outfelder Clarence Hoffman took TO the
sick list Thursday and was not in uni
form. Stomach trouble got him down for
the day and the big fellow vas sent TO
his room shortly after the squad reported
for the daily grind.
Pitcher Lee Dansy was cut down tempo
Eerlly With q bruised ankle but treatment
BY Trainer Pierce put him back on his
is rated the smarest Of the younger hur~
lers ara IS out to build up stamina
a LAME arm failed to excuse
~ Danny Boone from q turn on
the mound. but the Buckeye youth
was advised TO take it easy and as
result no slant could be obtained
on his progress. Much depends on
Boone and Manager Corriden is
standing by patiently hopeful the
Highlander viii be ready for regular
assignment. Unless Danny catches
up with the remainder Of the squad
IN physical condition after a few
more days it perhaps will become
necessary TO put him in the doubt
full class
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Logan Grid
Coach Dies

BIZ U1lited Press
LOGANsPORT, Ind, March Ill
Melvin Puett, %, LogaIsport high
school football coach for the last
three years, died Thursday night Of
appendicitis, from which he had
suffered for q week.
Puett was a graduate of Butler
university, where he was an OUT
standing football player.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-21
GALA MAT VICTOR.

NEWW YORK, March I'll
George Gala of Italy defeated Hans
Bauer OF Germany in the feature
heavyweight wrestling bout at New
York coliseum Thursday night.
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Vet Seeks
toImprove
Bat Punch
Big League Trial Is Goal of
Popular indian Pas
timer.
BY EDDIE ASH
Tines Sports Editor

SARASOTA, Fla, March 2i.-The
railbtTds watching the Indians 60
ing through their spring training
sprouts at Sarasota are singing the
praises OF Pete Monahan, the agile
first sacker operating for Johnny
Corriden's hustling Hoosier pas
timers. He IS what is described as
class IN the field and the manner in
which he takes care Of bad throws
and everything within reach hit his
way is not seen on every ball dia-
mend
Another important item in sizing
up MOnahan is the throwing arm
he possesses and on that subject the
other InfelderS will tell you Pete
has the power with the punch. The
fact Monahan is left-handed
thrower gives him an edge on GER
tain plays and it is unlikely that
Washington park fans back home
will see any better defensive work
during the coming season than Pete
will accomplish while guarding the
initial corner for the Tribe.
He is every inch a first ba1eman
and there are not many TO equal
him on the defense in the major
leagues. Pete batted about $50 last
year and it is his aim to get over
the 300 mark this year.
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Today's Schedule
IL a. m. Harris VS.. TOledauo,
1880 .. m, Fleming vs.. Fritz
$3.50 D. m. Harper vs. Tucker
5:I5 p. m, Fleming VS.. Shimon.
900 q. m, Hall VS.. Harper
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San FRANCISCO, March 21.-The Pitts
burgh Pirates today had another victory
on their list of exhibition contests. with
the defeat of the San Francisco Missions,
Pacific Coast League club. The Pirates
won from the westerners Thursday. to 4.
Four singles and 4 double by Grantham
accounted for four runs by the major
league club IN the frst inning. The Pr
rates meet the san Francisco Seals here
today in the first game Of 2 four-game
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 2I.-Man-
ager John NcCTaW planned to send his
New York Giants regulars through a dou-
BILE workout today in preparation for Sun
DAYS game with the White Sox Tha sec
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March q. 49,
Herb Pcnnock, Polli and Chapman are the
only injured players on the New York
Yzrkee squad. Pennock injured his arm
Wednesday. Poll has an injured instep
and Chapman has a stone bruise on his
hand.
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Johnny CORRIDENs Indian
~ apolis Indians are in the
home stretch Of their spring
training grind at Sarasota, Fla,
where they are rounding into
shape rapidly Tor the American
association campaign. Among the
FASTENERS drawing the praise Of
rallbirds are Paul Wolfe, former
Three-I Lacquer who is a candi-
date for the utility infeld berth;
Clarence Hoffman, former White
Sox slugger who appears to be q
fixture in center field, and George
Payne. veteran righthander who
banked the Detroit Tigers in
three innings last Monday. They
are shown above.
Deiow are three Of the Tribe
sluggerS during batting drill.
From left to right they are Len
Koenecke, another Three-I League
recruit who is showing promising
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Reported Early

AS d sample Of MOnahan's earn
eStnesS. he came to Sarasota ahead
of the main squad of Indians, took
exercise daily and it Is apparent
no one else IS going to be credited
with the honors with working
harder. The popular pastimer re
allies big league JOo Is within
reach ii his batting average sWells
and Manager Corridor IS Of the
same mind to the extent the first
basemon never misses a turn under
the hitting cage.
Monahan is the best fielding first
sacker within the memory of the
most Washington park customers
and ever this spring, veteran Flor
idd baseball observers have been 50
bold as to predict the scouts surely
will recommend Pete if he pulls up
in his hitting.
The Tribe first baseman Is all
seriousness this year and is striving
nightly to overcome certain bat
ting faults. Usually among the early
birds on the field for practice and
among the last to leave it, it is evi-
dent owner Perry has a promising
investment IN Monahan at lrst
base.
Best Training Period
The fact the Indians have three
Southpaw pitchers in camp has
supplied Monahan with many op-
portunities to battle his weak point,
and he remarked Thursday that
this springs workout has been about
the best of his career. He was
praised TO the skies by Detroit
newspaper men after last Mondays
Indian-Tiger game and the boost
ing by big league experts sent
Pete's confidence soaring to the
heights.
Pete'S skill in making putouts out
of bad throws by spectacular catches
has worked to the .-dvantage of the
other u11elders, and they don't
hesitate one moment on q fast play
that calls for q throw TO first.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Nv limited Press

Brokolyn Robins VS., Philadelphia Phillies.
at Clearwater Fla.
Pittsburgh Pirates VS.. San Francisco, at
San Francisco, cal.
Cincinnati Reds vs. Philadelphia Ath-
Ietics. ri IT. Myers, Tia.
Chicago Cubs VS.. Portland. at Los An
geIes, Cal
81. Louis Cardinals vs.. New York Yam
KEGS. at st. Petersburg.
Washington Senators vs.. Birmingham, at
Birmingham. ala.
Detroit Tigers IS. indianapolis. at Tam
pa. Fla.
st. Louis Browns Us. Milwaukee, at FIT.
Pierce. Fla.
New York Giants Reserves vs.. Kansas
City, at Lake Charles, La.
THURSDAYS RESULTS
St Louis Cardinals, g; New York Yam
ke,s, : us innings.
Buffalo, s.; Brooklyn Robins, Ceight
innings. rain).
Boston Braves. 5; Detroit, (ten in
nings).
PhiIadelpbia Philiies, =: Rochester. {,
st. Louis Browns, 8; Milwaukee, 8.
Chicago, ); Texas university. 1.
Portland. Z; Chicago Cubs, eleven in
nings).
Pittsburgh Pirates. 8; Mission 4.
BENNINGTON. Ala, March 21-The
Washington Senators will open their
seventeenth game exhibition tour here to-
day against the Birmingham Barons.
Manager walter Johnson said he was con-
ddent Goose Goslin. holdout oUtfielder,
would report at Chattanooga.
Fl. MYERS. TIA, March 21.-Connie
Macks PhiiadeIphia Athletics will resume
their exhibition series with the Cincin-
natl Reds today. The entire squad was
given holiday THURSDAY Howard Ehmke
and Homer summs defeated Mickey Coch-
rane and Jimmy Dykes for the team golf
ing championship.
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CLEARWATER, Fla, March 21.-De-
feated, 6 to S, in Thursdays game with
Buffalo, the Brooklyn Robins Today will
entertain the Philadelphia Philliess
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CLEARWATER, Fla. March 21.-With
the signing of Captain Fresco Thompson
the Philadelphia Phillies now have their
full strength. Thompson is expected TO
play iii today's game with Brooklyn.
Shortstop Tommy Thevenow led the at
tack which gave the Pills 7-to-t win
over Rochester, collecting three singles
and a double.
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ond team left thursday night and will go
north under acting Manager Pat CraW-
ford. They will play their first game to-
day, nesting Kansas City at Lake Charles,
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dropped q match Thursday. T to 8. The
Portland players defeated the Cubs in the
first Of their two-game series here despite
the four home runs of the Chicago team.
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TT. MYERS. Fla, March 21.--The Gin
cinnati Reds arrived here today for g.
game with the Philadelphia. Athletics, the
first on their four-day road trip.
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LOS ANGELES, March 21.--The Chi
cago Cubs today we're scheduled for their
second game with the Portland club of
the Pacific Coast League, to whom they
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The standing: