Yankee Stadium therapy eyed for Hal Trosky comeback
Yankee scouts weigh a Trosky trade, debating if the former Indian star, plagued by headaches and clubhouse clashes, could regain form in New York. The piece notes Trosky’s desire to leave Cleveland, Ed Levy’s arrival and Barrow’s influence, plus the Yankees’ strong farm system and lineup considerations.
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Yankees
Hal Trosky
Yankee Stadium
Trosky
Cleveland
YORK
NEA
Ed Levy
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Alva Bradley
Redskins
Joe McCarthy
Yankee
New York
George Sisler
Lou Gehrig
Buddy Hassett
Braves
Newark
Tommy Holmes
Ed Barrow
Levy
Rollins College
La Porte City Adopts Six Man Football Next Fall
La Porte City school board approves six man football for next fall after banning eleven man play fifteen years ago due to a serious injury on a Vinton team. Special to The Gazette.
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la Porte City
Vinton
Four ABC bowlers juggle standings in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio two Milwaukee bowlers moved into sixth in doubles Elmer Dettman and Al Ewest posted 1332 with a 471 374 487 series Dettman added 671 in singles and Ewest 661 Fort Wayne’s Frank Carr rose to sixth in all events with 1927 while Cincinnati’s Chester Diller stood seventh with 1916 Dettman and Ewest helped push a high scoring group into the top ranks as leaders remained unsettled after Saturdays changes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Milwaukee
Wis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Kegler
Elmer Dettman
al Ewest
Dettman
Ewest
Frank Carr
Chester Diller
Cincinnati
Sheboygan entrant rolls 12 strikes in a row
Columbus Ohio AP bowling fans awaited a perfect game in this year’s American Bowling Congress tournament as Bernard Lassack of Sheboygan Wisconsin hit 12 straight strikes. He began with 158, added 209, then 255 for a 622 total despite not reaching 300.
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Columbus
Bernard Lassack
Sheboygan
Wis
Lassack
Decorah High Names 16 Baseball Candidates Under Coach Hancer
Decorah high school announces 16 candidates for the baseball team under coach Al Hancer. The roster includes Bob Ziegelmaier as first baseman and pitcher, Don Lynch as third baseman and pitcher, Don Seland as outfielder and pitcher, and Ardel Syverson among infielders, with Ardel Syverson listed twice among outfielders alongside Ed Overholt John Loftsgaarden Charles Rooney Robert Rima and Orville Halverson as infielders. Catchers are Don Istad and Robert McCabe.
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Decorah
al Hancer
Bob Ziegelmaier
Don Lynch
Don Seland
Harry Grindeland
Jimmy Hislop
Charles Istad
Denton Marsh
John Malanaphy
del Syverson
Ed Overholt
John Loftsgaarden
Charles Rooney
Robert Rima
Orville Halverson
Marshall in 1 A New York Baseball Talk
Baseball men contend that only the army can get Willard Marshall from the Giants outfield. Marshall, single and free of dependents, may be called this summer.
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New York
NEA
Willard Marshall
Atlanta
Giants
Marshall
Four-Minute Mile Dream?: Hahn Sees 4:04 for Dodds
AUS CITY Neb NEA veteran Lloyd Hahn predicts Gil Dodds can reach a 4:04 mile under ideal conditions. Hahn cites Dodds rapid rise after training with him and notes contemporary records by Wooderson Nurmi Rice MacMitchell and Cunningham, with Dodds sharpening pace via Ryder drills.
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Dodds
Aus City
Neb
NEA
Sydney Wooderson
Leslie MacMitchell
Chuck Fenske
Glenn Cuningham
Cunningham
Dartmouth
Hahn
Falls City
Gilbert Dodds
Gil Dodds
Gregory Rice
Paavo Nurmi
Paris
Nurmi
Dent
Falls City High School
Peru
Ryder
Little Ashland College
Ohio
Greg Rice
Les MacMitchell
New York University Flyer
MacMitchell
Jack Ryder
Tree Planting In City Parks Marks New Nursery Inauguration
The city opens a tree planting nursery to ensure a steady supply of park trees. Alman, city arborist, and the writer note over 1,000 seedlings planted. Wildlife reports cite many wood ducks remaining in Iowa as migratory patterns shift and enforcement of migratory bird laws tightens under federal judge Dawkins. The state offers 250 tree packets at $1.50 through county agents and conservation officers. Beaver relocation near Riverton. trout stocking plans for 1942 target 142,000 fish across northeast Iowa streams with May 1 opening for trout and catfish seasons.
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Alman
Iowa
Upper Mississippi Wildlife Refuge
Ben C. Dawkins
Western District of
Louisiana
Ray Beckman
State Conservation Commission
Tenth and Mulberry
Des Moines
State Department
Mississippi-Missouri
Dempsy Jones
Sewell Aims High as Browns Project Third Place
Luke Sewell, manager of the Cleveland Browns, predicts his team will finish third in the American League. He sketches a hopeful season outlook, citing potential improvements and key players. The statement frames early-season expectations for the club.
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ST. Louis
NEA
Luke Sewell
Browns
Wildlife Week Aims to Protect Nations Fish and Wildlife
G H Gill, U S Fisheries Station superintendent in Manchester, urges wartime readers to protect fish and wildlife as a core American value. The fifth National Wildlife Week, started by President Roosevelt in 1938, highlights conservation as vital to food supply, livestock protection, and outdoor morale while aiding war efforts. The Fish and Wildlife Service cites four and a half billion pounds of harvestable wildlife and notes wartime shifts reduce refuge development to support construction and lend-lease needs.
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Manchester
America
G. H Gill
U. S
National Wildlife Federation
Roosevelt
Gill
Fish and Wildlife Service
United States Department of the Interior
Navy
Mr Gill
Anamosa, Juveniles Win at Mechanicsville Relays
Mechanicsville hosts two class relays with Anamosa and Toledo Juvenile Home dominating events. Home carried off top honors in 440 and 880 yard dashes, while Keota and Wienand of Vinton excelled in field events. Multiple new records set including sprint relays and pole vault, with standout performances by Wesley Cooper of Toledo Juvenile Home and Wienand in various trials.
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Toledo
Keola
Wesley Cooper
Anamosa
Wienand
Vinton
Tome Careet
Sun Marys
Fred Zeller
Fran
Zeler
Woot Siaournes
Hammond
Sixournes
Oldinsn
Universals
Tawa Oe
Hewat
Medie
Wienand Vinton
Sterling Sirournes
Brier
Steourney
Anders West
Ted
Trst
Wiensud
Spohr West Liberty
Brardsky Anamosa
Shover Anamosa
Balkan
Marion
Beardsley Aviamosa
Hanlon Sigourney
Gammon
Steinbeck
Richland
Henry Richlands
Dewitt
Keota
de Witt
Toledo Juve
Nile Home
West Branch
Toledo Taser
Wet Branch
Anderson Wet Branch
Ryan
Mechanicaville Oldham
Mechanicsville
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Richland Loos
Martinsburg
Knaack Martinsburg
Ken'a McNarlen
Wooten Toredo
Bohr Keota
Hemeningway
Mt. Vernon
Alien
Keoty
Cox Dew Witt
Hadley Richlard
Cady Keotw
Cyclones rout Simpson 10 5 in two-game sweep
Iowa State pitcher Al Strohbehn four scoreless innings as Ellis Alexander hits a three run homer keying a seven run first inning surge. Wayne Mitchell and Harold Tippee work final four frames to seal a 10 to 5 victory over Simpson. Cyclones outhit 9 to 7 in Ames on Saturday.
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AMES
Iowa State
Ellis Alexander
Simpson
al Strohbehn
Cap Tim
Wayne Mitchell
Harold Tippee Mitchell
Tippee
Cyclones
Town State
Stecklohn
Smith
Freese
Bourhten Strohbehn
Mitchell
Scharnbers
Illinois romps past Indiana 13 0 in Big Ten clash
Illinois pitcher Chuck Schiller limited Indiana to six scattered hits as the Illini posted a 13 0 victory in Champaign. Illinois scored seven in the fourth after an unearned run in the third, with Ed Parker going 2 for 2 with two walks and a sacrifice. Indiana’s Fried Boehm was chased after allowing multiple runs and the Illini turned three double plays behind Schiller.
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Chuck Schiller
Indiana
Illinois
Hoosiers
Illini
Schiller
Lnois
Fried Boehm
Ed Parker
OS Tilinois
Bochin
Vittoz
Wellman Schiler
Milosevich
Wisconsin Bradley Split Doubleheader In Baseball Duel
Wisconsin and Bradley split a college baseball doubleheader with Wisconsin winning 5-3 in the first game and Bradley taking the nightcap 3-2. Howard Beese hit a ninth inning home run for Wisconsin to break a 3-3 tie, while Rupert Cornell led Bradley with two hits and three runs in the second game's early inning.
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Bradley
Badgers
Braves
Howard Beese
Ed Schieve
Rupert Cornell
Lautenbach
Cunningham
Wilding Darst
Ecklund
Ormsbee
Corneluts
Wilding
Haack
Boilermakers Twice Trounce Macomb in Doubleheader
Purdue defeated Macomb Teachers 5 to 2 in the opener and 21 to 8 in the second game at Lafayette. Bob Peck allowed three hits and 12 walks in the first game as Macomb racked up eight runs overall. Purdue sent 17 batters to the plate in the fourth inning of game two, scoring 12 with nine hits, two errors, two walks and a wild pitch.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Bob Peck
Macomb
Peck
Ward
Petrick
Ines
Smith
E Lewis
Mare
Misselhorn
I Claseman
Scripps
Inman
Jack Dempsey to Referee Des Moines Wrestling Match
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey will referee the Tom Zaharias versus Orville Brown wrestling match in Des Moines on Wednesday night. The event draws boxing and wrestling interest as Zaharias and Brown compete in a marquee bout downtown tonight.
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Des Moines
Jack Dempsey
Tom Zaharias
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