Toledo Mudhens Seek New Manager After Winegarner Exits
The Toledo Mudhens face a managerial vacancy after Ralph Winegarner, 33, a former Cleveland pitcher slated to manage, asked to retire to work in a war plant in Benton Kansas. Gilli land will consult Don Barnes about a successor as the team and full roster report to Athens on April 1 for spring training ahead of the April 29 season opener.
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Toledo Madhens
American Association
G. E. Gilliland
Ralph Winegarner
San Antonio
Benton
Kans
Winegarner
Cleveland
Gilliland
Mudhens
Toledo
Batterymen
Made Sergeant Promoted for Grandson Sisson in Kansas City
Middleport residents Mr and Mrs James Stevens announce the promotion of grandson W D Billy Sisson from Corporal to Acting Staff Sergeant. He attends a radio school at the Auditorium Hotel Kansas City Mo and serves as assistant squadron leader. Sisson is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Sisson Chicago. Clark Leaves Rams Job Indicates Walsh May Replace Him in Pueblo Colorado.
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James Stevens
S. Third Ave
W. D
Billy) Sisson
Auditorium Hotel
Kansas City
Sisson
Fred Sisson
Chicago
Dayton area Class A basketball scores readout
Middletown 26 Bellefontaine 24. Amherst 49 Conneaut Rowe 35. Hartville 55 Loudonville 44. Kent State 40 Clearview 35. Champion 32 Cuyahoga Heights 0. Hicksville 40 West Unity 26 Pettisville 39 Leipsic 27. Camden 55 Blanchester 49. West Carrollton 36 Jefferson Two 20. At Leipsic also Leipsic hosting scoreline listed.
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Bellefontaine
West Carrollton
Jefferson Two
Camden
Blanchester
Kent Amherst
Conneaut Rowe
Hartville
Loudonville
Kent State
Clearview
Champion
Cuyahoga Heights
Wright Knocks Out Joey Pirrone In Third Round
In Cleveland last night Chalky Wright, ex featherweight champion, stopped Joey Pirrone in the third round of a scheduled 10 round bout at the Arena. Pirrone weighed 134 while Wright weighed 131, and was criticized for rushing boxing lessons.
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Joey Pirrone
Chalky Wright
New York State
Joey
Pirrone
Wright
Chalky
Fullerton's Sports Roundup Highlights Offbeat Notes From Football to Boxing
AP reports pessimism over Detroit Lions coach Gus Doreais circular to colleges seeking players. Warmerdam offers 15 foot vaulting record to former coach. Lou Nova buys six acre El Cosmic Rancho. Hastie era Xray office mix up during ration book day. NC colleges plan basketball doubleheaders next season. Bivins pursues piano interest. Barney Ross uses ring experience on Guadalcanal. Sonny Walker earns field promotion to lieutenant. Cubs and White Sox must improve hitting in Indiana drills.
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Gus Dorais
Detroit Lions
College
Detroit
Dutch Warmerdam
Navy
Henry T. Anderson
Warmerdam
Piedmont
Calif
Barney Ross
Sonny Boy Walker
San Diego
Wyoming Quintet Cops 20 Straight With Komenich Shooting Off His Ear
Wyoming Cowboys win 20 straight to clinch conference crown by defeating Brigham Young, extending to 23-1 overall. Milo Komenich scores about 17 per game, shoots hook shots off his ear, and towers at 6-9 with strong rebounding, leading Everett Shelton's squad toward NCAA play and the Denver AAU tournament.
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Komenich
Laramie
Wyo
Milo Komenich
Rocky Mountain
Cowboys
Brigham Young
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Everett Shelton
Kansas City
Denver
Rochester
Rochester University
Skein
Harry Boykoff
Brooklyn St. John's
Philadelphia St. Joseph's
Phillips 66
Jack McCracken
Carpenter News Briefs from Laur el Grange Hall meeting
On Saturday March 13 a meeting to study use of home food at Laur el Grange Hall starts 10:30 a.m. ESWT conducted by Miss Geneva Humphreys home demonstration agent. A potluck lunch will be served. Two local inductees are Ronald Whittington at Jefferson Barracks Mo and Floyd Cummings at Camp Perry. Mrs George Mack recently from Nebraska for indefinite stay with sister Mrs Ester Romine. Miss Lucy Jo and Dawn Dye of Fairport Harbor spent weekend with brother Alvin Dye and family. Ella Steward sold her farm near here to Leo Markins. Denver Whittington visited relatives in Thurston over Sunday. Sunday dinner guests were Rev Crabtree Mr and Mrs W H Hampton and Mr and Mrs G C Gorby. Rev McDermott of Granville will be at Carpenter Church Friday evening March 19. Reverend Crabtree will fill his regular appointment Sunday March 21. Mr and Mrs Lester Bogess of Columbus were here for the Stewart funeral Saturday. Many attended Lieut Chester Steward funeral at Columbia High School Saturday. He was given a military funeral by the American Legion of Wilkesville and Vinton, aided by Civil Air Patrol and Boy Scout members from Athens. Steward ranked second in general scholarship in Meigs County his senior year. His close friend Lieut Sperber stayed with the body until interment at School Lot Cemetery. After services he went home to Port Clinton Ohio before returning to base at Del Valle Tex.
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Geneva Humphreys
Ronald Whittington
Jefferson Barracks
Floyd Cummings
Camp Perry
George Mack
Dora Rupe
Nebraska
Ester Romine
Lucy Jo
Dawn Dye
Fairport Harbor
Alvin Dye
Ella Steward
Leo Markins
Denver Whittington
Thurston
G. C. Swearingen
Crabtree
W. H. Hampton
Civil Air Patrol
Boy Scout
Athens
Steward
Columbia
Meigs County
Lieut
Sperber
School Lot
Port Clinton
Ohio
del Valle
Tex
Wilkesville Club Holds March Meeting at Davis Home
The Wilkesville Garden Club held its March program at Mrs. Leona Davis’s home. Guests included Mrs. Neva Gill and daughter-in-law Mrs. Dan Gill. A plated lunch followed the business meeting with hostess assistance from Miss Verne Sayre.
Giants Face First Base Shortage After Leiber Retires
The New York Giants lose Hank Leiber to chicken farming creating an empty first base spot. Johnny Mize arrived from the Cardinals to fill in as a 1-A option while Babe Barna stands as the only other real candidate. The club waits on Mike to pass a physical amid concerns over excessive bleeding if cut.
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Judson Balley
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Johnny Mize
St. Louis
Clouter
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Mize
Leiber
Babe Young
Young
Mike
Husky Babe Barna
West Virginia University
Ortiz Proves His Right to Bantam Title
Manuel Ortiz defeats Lou Salica in the eleventh round to claim the world bantamweight title, with Ortiz dominating from the start and Salica never fully recovering. 7,000 attend as Ortiz improves to recognized champion by major boxing bodies after earlier dispute over rounds.
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Oakland
Calif
Manuel Ortiz
Lou Salica
el Centro
Brooklyn
Safica
Hollywood
New York State Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
Salica
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