Hawkeye Gridder Seeks Navy Preflight Fall Game
Iowa athletic director Dad Schroeder favors a fall match with the Navy preflight school at Iowa City if cadets play. He wants cadets to carry the team and notes that service instructors could make a fair matchup. A navy spokesman says cadets want an equal contest and a Seahawks game may be arranged.
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Braves Triple Blow Hits 1943 Lineup
In Wallingford Connecticut the Braves suffer a trio of setbacks as Man West and Billy Myer are lost to the roster and Lombardi West passes his final physical and heads to Army duty at Camp MacArthur California. Lombardi’s father confirms he may retire from baseball while Myer says he has quit baseball.
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Armstrong Outpoints Tribuani In 10 Rounds At Convention Hall
Henry Armstrong of Los Angeles, former three weight world champion, beat Al Tribuani over 10 rounds at Convention Hall in Philadelphia. Armstrong landed sharp punches from the first bell and dominated with aggression, marking his 18th bout since a comeback begun last summer. Armstrong weighed 138½ pounds, Tribuani 146¼.
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Los Angeles
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Nick Etten Trade Dangle Resolved by Commissioner Decision
New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies failed to reach a settlement over First Baseman Nick Etten. Ed Barrow and Bill Cox said Commissioner Landis must rule after a conference deemed unsatisfactory. The deal tied to Ed Levy and Allen Gettel included $10,000, with timing and eligibility debated.
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Ed Levy
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Railroads Bar Derby Travel. Chicago Bans Reservations
Chicago railroads refuse advance reservations to Louisville Kentucky for the Derby week. Ticket offices cite government request to limit travel with only armed services and government business travelers allowed April 26 to May 3. Derby sponsors had banned outside reservations for a hometown event amid no public notice.
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Lowsville
Lousville
Ocean Wave Wins Ouachita Purse at Oaklawn
Ocean Wave son of Blenheim St. outran six rivals in the Ouachita purse at Oaklawn Park on Monday to claim a three quarters length victory and strengthen his position as favorite for the Arkansas Derby Saturday.
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Son of
Phillies Face Spring Training Talent Shortage in Ambitious Shakeup
Philadelphia coach Bucky Harris fields a reduced camp of 16 players with two expected, listing six pitchers and five outfielders among a reshaped roster. Owner Bill Cox aims for midseason deals to boost reserves, while new signings like Albie Glossop and Dolph Camilli are noted as potential anchors.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Bucky Harris
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Washington Senators
Joe Cambria
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John Allen
Bob Bragan
Chuck Klein
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Dolph Camlin Fuchs
Three Cage Games In YMCA Postseason Loop
Three YMCA post season basketball games unfold Monday night as Atburnett Universal Engineca mp and the Y Dorm squads clash in the league schedule. Local observers expect competitive play and potential playoff implications.
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Iowa U Drops Big Ten Tennis and Golf Rivalries
Iowa University announces no tennis or golf teams for Big Ten schedule this year due to shortened semester and personnel shortages. Officials say golf may continue with limited matches while tennis is canceled. Mississippi Valley tennis tournament also not held this year.
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Mississippi
Training Camp Briefs From Across The League
AP notes from Wilmington Macks fall back on defense plant holdouts as pitchers Aintzen and Besse stay with jobs. In Muncie Wyrostek heads to Pirates camp to sign, Butcher the lone holdout, Phelps to stay railway job. Frisch reshapes Pirates infield trading Gustine and Coscarart, while Maranville’s move is recalled. Walters vows to stay in baseball after an ankle sprain, Muller slated as Reds backup. Glossop’s wrist shows bone death delaying surgery. Cards tout Donnelly as new pitching threat. Bridges and Manders named at Evansville for White Sox game with Trout, Paul Dean whereabouts remains a mystery. White Sox finish dry land workouts for Evansville and Appling.
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Max Butcher
Babe Phelps
Maryland
Bridges
Evansville
Steve O'Neil
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Chicago White Sox
Tommy Bridges
Hal Manders
Dizzy Troutis
Hoosier
Yanks Struggle With Inconsistent Outfield Ahead of Season
The New York Yankees face a weak outfield setup as Joe McCarthy notes little can be done to improve the cadre. Kaln and others join spring camp, with Kaln’s status uncertain while DiMaggio and Henrich patrol the gaps.
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Joe McCarthy
Charley Kelle
DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
Clover
Joe Shaute Returns as Clark Mills Sheriff
Joe Shaute, once a Dodgers pitcher, has become the sheriff of Clark Mills, Pennsylvania, according to AP. The former major league southpaw takes on local law enforcement duties in the community.
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Clark Mills
Joe Shaute
Dodgers’ Southpaw
Man Arrests Tied to Milwaukee Forgery Case
A suspect identified as Musijky pleaded guilty to probation violations and forgery charges. He was returned to Milwaukee a week after FBI agents arrested him in Toledo. The case involves long distance schemes to siphon funds from Iowa bank accounts linked to Bod Feller and Harold Manders.
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Upo
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Bod Feller
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Fordham Redmen Triumph In Holiday Tourney Advances
New York reports St Johns and Fordham win crucial round games at Madison Square Garden in the sixth annual national invitational basketball tournament. St Johns edges Rio 51 40 on Hy Gaothins last second field goal while Fordham upsets Western Kentucky 60 58 after Bob Mullens scores late. Semifinals set for Saturday with St Johns versus Fordham and Toledo against Washington and Jefferson.
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North and South Open to Open at Pinehurst with 33 Pros
Pinehurst North Carolina host for the 41st North and South Open a 12 hole medal event with about 33 veteran golfers including Gene Sarazen Johnny Farrell Joe Kirkwood Bobby Cruickshank Joe Tu n es and Ben Hogan. Hershey Papro last year winner with a 271 will miss the tournament as he heads to the army on Thursday.
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Johnny Farrell
Joe Kirkwood
Bobby Cruickshank
Joe Tuines
Ben Hogan
Hershey Papro
Army
Hambletonian May Be Staged in Ohio
Harness racing's top event the 40000 added Hambletonian for three year old trotters may be run in Ohio for the first time this year. State Racing Commissioner T A Billingsley said the Rich stake race probably will be switched from Goshen New York to North Randall track at Cleveland if the eastern plant doesn't get relief from the transportation pinch. The commission granted dates for four racing meetings at Buckeye tracks.
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W. Y
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Billingsley
Buckeye Tracks
One Winner Is Enough
In New Orleans AP notes that about 1,200 horses are considered worthwhile thoroughbreds among roughly 12,000 racing horses in the United States.
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New Orleans
United States
Prep Cage Team Hitch-Hikes to Game-and Win
A chaotic sports column discusses college and pro basketball travel, noting teams hitch-hiking due to bus shortages and a coach’s resignation. It mentions Princeton, Harry Mahnken, Dutch Clark, Gus Dotais, and Ridgpeles high school, with sidelights on football and World War I-era figures.
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Tad Wieman
Princeton
Dutch Clark
Cleveland
Gus Dotais
Detroit Lions
Nea
Willard Mansel
Ohio
Romney
Chuck Collette
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Lars Wold
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Berle
Poe
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Tee
Ken Ringe
Dubro
Novikoff Stubborn On Salary Stand
Novikoff remained steadfast on his salary, refusing to sign a contract and demanding $10,000. He cited 1942 as his best year and rejected a $500 raise proposal while at Western Pipe and Steel.
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Iowa Sextets Shine in AAU Meet Results
Two Iowa teams won games in the national AAU basketball tournament with results showing Nashville and Des Moines entries. Standings list Kansas City Missouri and Oklahoma cities among participants with teams like Chatham Blanketeers and Dallas competing in today’s schedule.
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Boxing Roundup Mixed Results Across Cities and Names
Boxers in multiple cities posted victories and draws with several upsets. Names include Walter Stevens, Eddie Dow, Andre Gomez, Johnny Verrata, Henry Armstrong, and Tommy Varosz among others, with points decisions noted in New Ark Philadelphia Scranton Mount Vernon and Baltimore bouts.
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Lddie Dowl
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Wm Puiladlipiuia
Henry Armstrone
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Andre Gomez
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Nytte Holyoks
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Max West Passes Army Physical for Induction
Los Angeles AP Max West Boston Braves outfielder who led the club last season in homers and RBIs said Monday he had passed his army physical and will report to Fort MacArthur San Pedro for induction Friday.
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Fort MacArthur
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Red Sox Face Scheduling Woes Amid Pitching Quandary
Boston manager Joe Cronin seeks a balanced pitching staff for 1943 after assembling a strong roster, but enduring injuries and uncertain form cloud the outlook. Veterans Hughson, Dobrow, Chase, and Newhouser are cited as examples of the challenge in maintaining consistent success.
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Boston Red Sox
Aviaion Perths
Joe Cronin
Ansthenn
Jimmy Crowley in Pacific War Zone
Pacific theater notes report Tow Commander James sweepy ds Crowes former role and base duties in the South Pacific area. Mentions Guadalcanal and fortifications with scattered references to personnel and operations.
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James Sweepy
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