St. Louis Cardinals baseball team practices at spring training, 1938, in St. Petersburg Florida. Shots of team warming up in stadium. Shot of pitcher Paul Dean posing with his brother, Hall of Fame pitcher Dizzy Dean. Closeups of Dizzy Dean smiling, throwing. Shot of Cardinals manager and Hall of Fame second baseman Frankie Frisch. Cardinal player hits fly ball, palm trees in background. Outfielder and Hall of Famer Joe Medwick catches ball. Two young boys intently watch the action. Pitcher Lon Warneke (#18) throws. Outfielder Pepper Martin (#1) bunts and races down to first base. (Note: Dizzy Dean, who had a sore arm, would be traded to the Chicago Cubs just before the start of the 1938 season.)
College students operate a railroad system in Princeton, New Jersey. The graduate students take up the study of model trains. They work on a control system. The model of the railroad and trains shows a train during a cross over. The students operate the entire railroad system.
A Chesapeake Retriever 'Sallie' has a litter of 15 in Palo Alto, California. The retriever feeds her pups in a garden. A man and a woman supervise the feeding of the pups one after the another.
A school for Drum Majorette graduates in Long Beach, California. Girls practice to lead a band. The girls perform different steps during the classes. They roll the stick in their hands and twirl around. Buildings in the background.
Aquatic comedians entertain people in Los Angeles, California. The comedians dressed in colorful costumes. They dive from the low and high board in the Olympic pool and entertain the people. People seated near the pool side.
Seabiscuit wins match race in Del Mar, California. Horses getting ready for the race, with trainers and jockeys at stables. View of spectators in stands including Bing Crosby in a boater's hat. Horses on track. The race starts. (Seabiscuit owned by Charles S. Howard and Ligaroti owned by Hollywood entertainer Bing Crosby). The jockeys fight for first position. Spectators in the stand watch the race. Seabiscuit wins the race despite persistent fouling from Ligaroti's jockey.
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