Uncle Sam Strikes Body Blow To Pennant Hopes Of Yanks
New York April 5 1945 Uncle Sam reclassifies first baseman Nick Etten to 1-A worsening Yankees pennant chances alongside moves on Oscar Grimes and Johnny Lindell. McCarthy predicted upheaval as possible outfield and infield reshuffles loom with looming inductions.
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Sports Roundup notes service sports and figures after war
York dispatch surveys postwar athletics, noting plans to concentrate talent in combat zones for servicemen and debates over signing pros. Mentions Navy and Army officials, Bainbridge Naval Center schedules, and players such as Keith Steffee. Includes brief notes on college prospects and veteran athletes.
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Five Canadiens named to all league ice team in NHL selection
April 5 Montreal Canadiens coach Dick Irvin presided as five Canadiens were named to the all star team by PH 28 writers across NHL cities. Unanimous picks included goalie Bill Durnin and right wing Maurice Richard of the Canucks, forming a first line with center Elmer Lack and Toe Blake. Only Detroit’s Bill Hollett broke the Montreal hold on defense, with Emile Bouchard joining on defense and Glen Harmon on the alternate squad.
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Scores from Yesterday's Ball Games Across Cities
A roundup of scores shows New York 6 over Boston 3 and Washington 8 over Norfolk Naval Training Station 7, plus Detroit 0 and 1 1 tied games involving Brooklyn, St. Louis, and other teams. Upcoming matches list New York against Army Air Base and Curtis Bay battles, with several regional pairings in Curtis Bay, French Lick, and Wortolle.
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Corry Country Club to Open for 1945 Golf Season
The Corry Country Club plans a May 1 opening for the 1945 golf season. After a few days of sunshine the course will be cut and cups set, with the clubhouse repairs and cleaning to be completed by opening day. Dues will stay at the same level as last year, with family, male, female, and junior memberships, and a likely $185 plan. The directors aim for a strong membership drive and a season expected to match or exceed 1944, with beginners encouraged as others depart for service or move from the city.
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Mikan Named Top Garden Ace by Five New York Coaches
George Mikan, DePaul center and 9-foot-0 standout from Chicago, voted No 1 by five New York coaches on the All Garden team for AP Newsfeatures. Mikan led in points across Garden games and the National Invitation Tournament, edging Arnold Ferrin and Ernie Calverley among others. the panel, including Joe Lapchick and Nat Holman, voted separately with no cross-knowledge of others’ choices.
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Sam Snead Putter Woes Ahead of 10 000 Iron Lung
Atlanta April 5 Sam Snead golf star from Hot Springs Va has a case of putter jitters as he blames poor greens at recent N Carol ina events He works two days more practice in preparation for the 10000 dollar iron lung 72 hole invitational starting today Snead hopes to match Byron Nelsons record with more wins and cites Gulfport Pensacola and Jacksonville successes while Nelson trails with four wins in Tar Heel matches.
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Stewart Hat Shop Assured Of Tie In Third League Race
Stewart Hat Shop clinches at least a share of first in the Third Ladies League by beating Bracken Keating, with Chapin Sluggers and Folletts also taking two from their opponents. Standings show Stewart Hat Shop and Chapin Sluggers near the top as season ends next week.
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Local bowling standings show Shiggers and Barbers surge
In a late season bowling card the home team 207 66 and 628 series defeated Decean Cochran. Marion Kimmey led Shiggers with 147 138 197 while Connie Mead anchored the Barbers with 180 122 195. Folletts rose to fourth with a surprise win over Heels iy as ski posted 544 643 618 against Dress Shop 585 547 579.
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