Armstrong Seeks Lightweight Title Comeback in Philadelphia
Henry Armstrong, a former triple champion, weighs in near 165 as he pursues a return to the lightweight crown. In Philadelphia he beats Tribuani on points and previews a showdown with Beau Jack at the Garden while noting a modest $40,000 earnings from his comeback.
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Seahawk Baseball May Start May 1
In Tow a City the Navy Preflight team may not be organized before May 1 despite strong interest following Cadet Robert Kennedy joining the base. Kennedy, ex Chicago White Sox third baseman, favors football swimming and track over baseball while at the base. If formed, two likely players Bud Flanders from Des Moines and Bill Welp from Bancroft are noted former Iowa stars.
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Joe Louis Won't Fight Argentinian
Hollywood AP report states there will be no bout between Argentine champion Albert Lovell and world heavyweight champion Joe Louis. Major General Irving J Phillipson, Louis's commanding officer, says such a fight would violate War Department policy. Firpo had claimed a Los Angeles fight would occur while Louis stars in This Is the Army.
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Detroit Skipper Praises Rookie Duo Wakefield and Hoover
Evansville Indiana AP Detroit manager Steve ONeill expresses strong confidence in rookies Dick Wakefield and Joe Hoover for the opening day lineup in Cleveland. Wakefield, ex Michigan star, batted .345 to win the Texas League MVP, while Hoover, from Hollywood PL, hit above .300 last season and will start at shortstop. The Tigers buildup includes Dixie Parsons guiding a veteran pitching staff led by Bridges Trucks White Newhouser and Trout.
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Conservation and fishing rules amid wartime Iowa notices
Wartime guidance urges conservation of natural resources as Iowa plans for boating and fishing. Officials explain non-occupational gasoline rationing for motor boats, sailboat rules on artificial lakes, and enforcement of ice netting for rough fish. Reports cover lake access, pheasant hunting, and proposed fish and game law changes including catfish season and potential spearing in Cedar and Iowa rivers.
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Hunting and Fishing In War Defended As Economic Move
Kenneth A Reid of Ameca defended hunting and fishing as vital during wartime and postwar periods. He argued food value, conservation, and steady crops support the national economy. Ivar Hennings was reelected president and Harry F Harper treasurer. Walter Gas was named secretary.
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Ferrell Declared Free Agent By Landis
George Ferrell veteran minor league figure and player manager, brother to Wes and Rob Ferrell, is declared a free agent by Landis. Bramham of the National Association of minor pro leagues rules that Ferrell’s 42-43 Rocks Mount contract cannot transfer to Binghamton of the Eastern league as a player, with a $79 monthly salary cut noted.
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Landis May Halt Use Of Soldier Players
Tommy Devine reports Chicago dispatch that Baseball Commissioner Landis is expected to curb the Brooklyn Dodgers plan to use Larry French as a Navy lieutenant to pitch this season. Landis has a history with the Dodgers and Dodger president Branch Rickey risks a rebuff if he presses the issue.
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Pitching Dearth Chief Worry of Lowly Athletics
Connie Mack voices pitching as the Athletics main concern for the season. He notes losses from last year and names Veterans and rookies in spring plans while stressing uncertainty about staff shaping up.
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