Sports Roundup hints at coast league opening and quirky notes
New York dispatch notes the Coast League season opening with light humor and scattered items. Mentions infield gossip and local color from San Diego promotions, Navy Relief Fund links, and a few players and managers in service. Includes baseball, tennis, and court notes plus quirky anecdotes from various cities and teams.
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San Diego
Navy Relief Fund
Fig Stee Bellaise
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Jacksonville, Fla, Naval Station
Sle View
P. G. A. Torney
Pressure on Hogan Again to Sky Open
Hogan faced renewed pressure as the defending champion and favorite in the Land of the Sky Open at Asheville. Ben Hogan led by a wide margin, but nerves affected concentration with a six on number one in each round and a burdened finish on the eleventh tee.
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Advancing Plans For A Fast Baseball Club
Plans advanced at a Tuesday night meeting for a fast baseball club in the city. Ty Crandall has scouted players with results expected to bring at least 30 trialists to the first practice. A players pool will aid equal footing, except the pitcher. Rey Yoho chairs efforts to condition Loveland Field and bring in dirt for a smoother infield. Kip Anderson leads merchants to fund uniforms. ticket drives for defense bonds and boosters draw good response. The club projects sound finances by May with season opener late May. The Yanks and Giants games return this season after a one year hiatus.
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Ity Athlesie Association
Ty" Crandall
Severn
Joel Charm
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Rey Yoho
MifelGab Loveland
Kip Anderson
Rex Theatre
Browns May Be Surprise Club Of American League
The Browns could upset the American League race as spring play nears opening day April 1. Manager Lou Boudreau inspires a confident, young squad with promising pitchers Stan Ferren Frank Biscan and Vernon Stephens, while Luke Sewell’s lineup shows wind to challenge for top spots despite wartime draft pressures.
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Br. Louis Brown
Wiler
Luke Sewell
Yankees
Washington
New York
Chisago
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detwnit
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Joe Cronin
Majors In Training Camps In City and Florida
In Tucson Dick Seibert the former holdout joined workouts with the Philadelphia Athletics after reporting in good shape following time with the University of Minnesota. He joked about playing badminton and squash while hoping for a return to form. In Deland Florida Ike Pearson, after illness at his Mississippi home, rejoined the Philadelphia Phillies adding depth to the pitching staff.
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Arl
Dick Seibert
Philadelphia Athletics
Siebert
University of Minnesota
Deland
Ike Pearson
Bin
Missiselyo
Philadelphia Phils
Hockey Playoffs Resume Tonight at Hershey Arena
The American Hockey League final moves to Hershey Pa with a sell out crowd of about 7400 at the arena as Hershey Bears host Indianapolis Cups in game three of a best of five series. Both teams have one win and the eighth time the series resumes with 8:30 p.m. puck drop.
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Hershey Bears
Sheen Orn Steers Into Second In Elks Doubles Play
The Elks doubles event sees Sheen Orn take second place as the Rus sell Spugian and HuliKeefer lead with 1228. Howard Sheen and Paul Orn climb to runner up with 1218 on strong sets of 144 165 and 178 while Tipaxtney posts 181 195 and 164. Earl Haight and Frank Van Tus Sell claim third with 1208 as Haight stacks 183 48 and 110. Joni Ohrn and Jos McMallo edge into fourth with 1199, while Olun’s solid 136 190 and 218 help boost the pair’s standing.
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HuliKeefer
Cluos
Howard Sheen
Paul Orn
Sheen
Tipaxtney
Earl Haight
Frank van Tus Sell
Georgia Decides to Continue Grid Sport Amid War Turmoil
Amid wartime strain, Georgia and Georgia Tech face possible suspensions or restrictions on football season play. A state board of控制 resorts adopted a resolution opposing athletic enrollments, amid emergency cost concerns and shifts due to the war effort involving board member E. W. Roberts II and tensions over tariffs.
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University of Groygia
Georgt Tech
State Board of Resorts
Hauserifine
Teurpall
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