Washington Senator hopeful Archie sent back if no club claims him
The Associated Press reports George Archie, Pacific Coast League MVP, struggled in six spring games and faces a return to Seattle unless another club claims him while Washington splits first base duties between Jim Vernon and Jack Sanford.
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Associated Press
Orlando
Fla
George Archie
Washington Senators
Seattle
Bucky Harris
Jim Vernon
Jack Sanford
Publinx Tourney to Be Played at Dublin
The 1941 Ohio Public Links Golf Tournament will be held July 12-13 on the Dublin Arlington Road layout in Dublin. Secretary Ray Pennell of the Ohio Public Links Golf Association announced the event with Barney Hunt of Columbus defending his 1940 72 hole medal championship.
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Columbus
Dublin-Arlington
Ray Pennell
Ohio Public Links Golf Association
Barney Hunt
Bobcats Rise In National Invitation Tournament Semifinals
New York critics hail Ohio University Bobcats after their 55 40 win over Duquesne. Baumholtz Ott and Lalich star as Trautwein's poised speedsters overwhelm the Dukes with versatile scoring and fast breaks.
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Ohio University Bobcats
Dukes of Duquesne
Apple
Frank Baumbholtz
Carl Ott
Pete Lalich
Dutch Trautwein
Pittsburghers
World Telegram
Baumholtz
Hollywood
Dukes
Garden Court
Duquesne
Ohio
Ott
Bobcats
Ohio U Upsets Duquesne In Fourth NIT Fight
The Ohio University Bobcats stunned Duquesne 55 40 in the Fourth National Invitation Tournament as Baumholtz and Ott led a fast versatile attack. Ohio outgamed the Dukes in the first half and pulled away late with sharp passing and scoring.
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Carl Ott
Ohio
Arthur Daley
New York Times
Duquesne
Long Island University
Iron Dukes
Buckeye Bobcats
Journal American
Frank Baumholtz
Athens
Jack Mahon
News
Frankie Baumholtz
Duquesne University
Ohio U
Dukes
Leonard Lewin
Daily Mirror
Ohio University
Evans Knocks Out Williams In Oakland Bout
In Oakland Leroy Evans of Buffalo stopped Blimp Williams of Fresno in the third round. In New Haven Al Gainer of New Haven outpointed Henry Moroz of New York over ten rounds.
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Oakland
Calif
Leroy Evans
Buffalo
N. Y
Blimp Williams
Fresno
New Haven
Conn
al Gainer
Henry Moroz
New York
Sports Gab Comic Snips From New York to Florida
A collage of light sports notes from Breetz New York and Florida highlights. Mentions Billy Southworth’s birthday flowers, Sam Simons cooking 1500 hot dogs for a basketball tourney, Hank Greenberg cheering Detroit in Orlando, Dizzy Trout pranks and broadcasting booth confinement, Dizzy Dean camp sale eggs, Ernie Lombardi ankle, Frank Baumholtz noted as a top NIT player, Bob Shawkey mining ore, Fritzie Zivic autograph, Abe Simon eye collar anecdote, and Abe Simon betting odds.
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New York
Special News Service
Billy Southworth
Sam Simons
Boston Garden
Detroit
Senators
Orlando
Tiger
Hank Greenberg
Charlie O'Rourke
Florida
John Grodzicki
Cardinals
Ray Dean
Hot Springs
University of the Diamond
Ernie Lombardi
Dizzy Trout
de Baker
Bill Terry
Giants
Ott
Joe Moore
Ohio U
Frank Baumhholtz
Bob Shawkey
Fritzie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Army General Mentioned as Next Landis
ST. PETERSBURG Fla The idea of Gen George C Marshall becoming baseball commissioner arose at a meeting of major and minor league magnates with interest in naming Landis successor Officials noted Marshall impressed the Florida group but no formal action or names could be disclosed The discussion touched on the high pay and appeal of the post amid questions of Marshall's willingness to leave his army role
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
George C. Marshall
United States Army
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Belleair
Marshall
Florida West Coast
Louis Sets Uncertain Pace For 20 Round Clash
Joe Louis expects a quick KO of Abe Simon in a 20 round or less bout but worries over hand injuries that could spoil his busy schedule. He aims to finish Simon with the first punch if feasible before upcoming defenses against Tony Musto in St Louis April 7 and Billy Conn in New York in June.
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Detroit
Joe Louis
Abe Simon
Tony Musto
St. Louis
Billy Conn
New York
Exhibition Results Across Multiple Cities
Summary of exhibition baseball results from games in Los Angeles Chicago Hollywood Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Petersburg Miami Beach Rochester Tampa Cincinnati St Louis Sarasota Newark Brooklyn Clearwater New York Minneapolis cancelled games due to rain and a match in Bradenton ended 7 to 0 Louisville over Cleveland.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago
Hollywood
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Newark
Clearwater
Fla
New York
Brooklyn
New Braunfels
Tex
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Brownsville
Boston
Fort Worth
Bradenton
Fila
Cleveland
Louisville
Rams Sign Two B W Stars Morris and Scoutten
Cleveland Rams of the National League signed Baldwin Wallace halfbacks George Morris and Woodrow Scoutten. Morris led Ohio scorers in 1939 with 100 points and Scoutten is described as a blocking back.
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Cleveland
Baldwin - Wallace
George Morris
Woodrow Scoutten
Cleveland Rams
Morris
Ohio
Scoutten
Play Starts Today for School Titles in Ohio Basketball
Ohio’s top 16 Class A and 16 Class B teams begin the state championship run, seeking to crown new rulers after dethronements. The 32 finalists advance from county, sectional, and district clashes to compete Friday and Saturday at the Ohio State gym and the State Fair grounds Coliseum with record targets set by past scorers and team totals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Philadelphia
New Carlisle
Ohio State University
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Ed Sadowski
Akron North
Coshocton
Lawrenceville
Ronnie Peters
Newark
Buddy Mercer
Orlyn Roberts
Waterloo
Hamilton
Perrysburg
Chandlersville
State To Seek Race Rake-Off
Senate judiciary committee favors passage of a bill to triple Ohio racing take to 350000 and capture three percent of all wagers. Senator Grant Ward says the move would tighten track regulation with CPA inspectors and a state supervisor of mutuels plus a trackside steward by the racing commission.
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Columbus
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Grant P. Ward
Ward
Certified Public Accountants
State Racing Commission
Seton Hall and Long Island Escaped To Semi Finals
Seton Hall remained unbeaten in the National Invitation Tournament after routing Rhode Island State 70 to 54 at Madison Square Garden. Long Island University advanced by defeating Westminster 48 to 36 to join Ohio University and City College of New York in the semifinal bracket.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Today
Athens Ticket Office
New York
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio U City College of New York
B&o
Seton Hall
Madison Square Garden
Setonians
South Orange
N. J
Rhode Island State
Long Island University
Westminster
City College of New York
Snead in Lead for North South Title
Pinehurst North South Open summary: Sam Snead holds lead after 36 holes with a four stroke edge on Samuel Jackson who tops the field at 139. Lawson Little is close at 139, Byron Nelson and Clayton Heafner at 140, Ben Hogan 141, Mike Turnesa 142, Willie Goggin 143.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Sammy Snead
Samuel Jackson
Lawson Little
Byron Nelson
Clayton Heafner
Linville
Ben Hogan
Mike Turnesa
Fairview
N. Y
Willie Goggin
White Plains
DiMaggio Safe From Draft Call This Year
DiMaggio avoids immediate draft by being placed in Class 3 by his San Francisco draft board. The Yankee outfielder is married and will become a father this fall, removing him from call until further notice.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Sam
Joe DiMaggio
Phil Rizzuto
San Francisco
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Lefty
al Smith
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Buck Newsom
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Dublin
Say Bobcats
By G. BE. Mitchell
Messenger Sports Editor
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Harry McSherry
Robert Howard
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Kait
Skipper Sportswear
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Breezing
Brietz
By Eddie Brietz
John Mooney
Salt Lake City
Greenberg
J. G. Taylor Spink
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John L. Sullivan
Abe
Abie Simon
Allentown
Landis
Joe
Rams
Fritz Howell
Long Island
DiMaggio
Moores
True Ciry Loan and Guaranty Company
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Shoe Store
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OLD Quaker Company
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