Giants trio join Mexican League amid big-money signings
New York Giants players George Hausman Roy Zimmerman and Sal Maglie accepted offers from the Mexican League, guided by Pasquel brothers who have been courting major leaguers. Giants president Horace Stoneham dismissed the moves but indicated the players would depart for Mexico by plane at noon. The eight-team league already counts several foreign players and plans to expand the foreign roster.
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Homestead's Surprising Defeat Awaits PIAA Final
Homestead falls 47 26 to Allentown in a key PIAA basketball semifinal. The Stetlers, riding a 27 game win streak, were held to a lopsided second half after a strong early showing by their West rivals. The article also notes Hall of Fame coach Chick Davies and mentions future all America context with Buffalo’s Cordogano recruiting Kulbuski, plus brief sports and boxing notes.
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MS TO MI AE Food Sil Ore Awfully High
A brief item notes sharply rising food prices near the Mississippi to Michigan area, with the ore market and retail costs described as exceptionally high. Officials warn of continued pressure on households and industries dependent on grain and metal inputs.
Bowie Opens 12 Day Spring Race Meeting
Bowie resumes horse racing after a wartime pause with a 12 day spring meet. A fatal barn fire killed five horses on opening day amid missing entries and a $400 purse increase. Officials announce on site doping tests and track plans as losses are estimated at about $100000. Sunday results from multiple leagues noted, including St Louis and New York games, with varying scores and rain causing cancellations.
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Major League Camp Briefs From Spring Training Sites
In St Louis attendance hit a spring record 51753 for Red Birds and Yankees. Dodgers face uncertain opener with Reiser Lavayette Galen Herman out. A's Orioles barnstorm start north with Charleston and Frederick games. Phillies rained out expect easier day. Buck Ross back to White Sox. Tigers begin trek to Detroit opener after Pensacola stop. Yankees draw 23120 in New Orleans two-day stand, top Pelicans 6 4.
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Senators and Cardinals Lead Grapefruit League Standings
The Senators and St Louis Cardinals led the Grapefruit League as spring training entered its final two weeks. Cardinals posted four wins last week to reach 12 and nine, edging the New York Giants by three points in the solo percentage as teams race toward the April 16 major league opener.
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Allentown and Fell Township State Champs 1943 44
Allentown and Fell Township High boys won state titles in multiple classes at Philadelphia Convention Hall. Allen Towns beat Homestead 45 27 to claim Class A crown and extend a 45 game winning streak. Fell Township defeated Stony Creek 31 34 to secure Class B. Peiffer led Allentown with ten assists and four steals, scoring heavily in the second half.
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Cubs Set to Repeat as National League Contenders
AP Writer notes Cubs peaking for 1946 season with a strengthened pitching corps led by Hi Bithorn return from Navy and new left-handed arms Joby Schultz and Russ Moors. Focus on lineups with Cagaretta and Waitkus hitting, plus solid infield and outfield depth, aiming for a top two finish.
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Paul's Team At Clymer Tonight Faces Clymer Legionnaires
Paul Meerdink and Bo Sullivant lead the Meerdinkmen against Clymer in a high school game slated for 8 p.m. at Clymer High. Lytle anchors the pivot while Averill and Carter start as forwards with Fox available as guard or forward. The Dutchmen aim to pressure a road-tested opponent, using Hight squad depth if needed.
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Augusta Open Practice Begins Masters Event Opens
Golf leaders and players arrived in Augusta for two days of practice rounds ahead of the tenth Masters Tournament, set to start Thursday. Notables include Horton Smith and Burley Nelson, the only two-time winner, as Ben Hogan and Sam Snead are among contenders from Chicago to Detroit and Texas. Hamilton of Chicago won the Charlotte event with 273, firing 66 in the final round.
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