Third Base Becomes Headache For Major Teams
Major league clubs face hot corner problems as injuries and transitions test lineups. Cleveland’s Boudreau and the Yankees McCarthy, Cardinals Dyer look to cover third base while Keeler and Keeler-like players compete for the spot. prospects Nick Tek and Buddy Kerr at others vie for regular duties. Brooklyn and Newark also juggle injuries with Lavigetto and Riggs in consideration.
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Excursion Baseball Scores from Yesterday
Yesterday's baseball results feature Cleveland defeating New York by a wide margin. Other listed games include Browelyn Ni Ee upending Newport News and Pittspaugh edging Chicaga. St. Louis and Oklahoma City posted losses, while Detroit and Philadelphia also appear in scattered matchups with New York and Baltimore in varying scores.
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Leeds Increase Bowling Margin To Two Games
In the Third Ladies League opening night Leeds extended its lead to two games by sweeping Loblaw’s. Connie’s upset Wayside Market, while Chapin’s edged Jewel Plower Shop in a pair. The report lists player scores for Leeds Connie’s Jewel’s Chapin’s and others, noting top scorers Thelma Lite Marjorie Evans Mildred Han and Marion Kinney.
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Beaver Nine Opens Season Friday at Loveland Field
Bloomfield Township provides opposition as Beaver High opens the 1946 baseball season Friday afternoon at Daveland Field. Game time 4 30. Coach Pullan leads a veteran 146 edition with Ken Harvey or Bill Harmon to pitch. lineup includes Red Kennedy at first Don Stur devant or Joe Messina at second Frank Frisina at short Don Post at third and outfield to Dick Martin Leonard Hixson and the pitcher. Kennedy slated for cleanup with Post leading off.
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Don Sturdevant
Joe Messina
Cobb Warns Against Jumping of Contracts
Ty Cobb recalls turning down a 100000 offer to jump to a new league noting players drive to secure longer terms, warns against breaking contracts for big money in baseball. He cites the Federal League era and says he stayed in the American League for 10 more years. The piece mentions teams and upcoming races at a county park with mutuels and bets listed.
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Beaver Club Sets Goal for Fund Drive to May Day
The Beaver Club aims to raise 34,000 by May 1 to fund its year’s program. Members and solicitations from residents target buying new football and basketball equipment, a pre-season camp, and a Billie Day in next month for grade schools, with the bulk for sports gear.
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No Major Changes Made in ABC Standings
In Suppalo New York a Syracuse team and a Buffalo quintet with five-man lineups prepared for laniphts competition at the American Bowling World Championship. The New Process Gentive of Syracuse and Wheel Rose Sports Goods Blore from Buffalo led averages around 200. A notable appearance by Miuk him Keglers of Honovwa traveled 4900 miles to Kaw but scored 2876 in the ten event.
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Barons Seek Victory To Cup in Calder Cup Final
Buffalo Bisons must win tonight in Buffalo to stop Cleveland Barons in a best of seven final for the American Hockey League Calder Cup. Cleveland holds a 3-1 lead after a 7-5 win in Buffalo Tuesday. If needed, games six and seven would be played in Buffalo Saturday and Sunday.
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Bob Montgomery to Defend Title in Madison Square Garden
Bob Montgomery the recognized lightweight champion in New York and Pennsylvania will defend his title May 17 against Ale Stoltz of Newark in a 15 round Madison Square Garden bout. Promoter Mike Jacobs announces. Montgomery has not defended this title since his discharge from the army.
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Police shakeup in wake of Hagerstown murder
In Hagerstown Maryland a former sergeant became acting chief as the board ousted Chief Peters amid an investigation into the garrot slaying of 19 year old Hetty Jane Kennedy. Acting chief Max W Wiehard promised the department would pursue the case, while Peters suggested an early break. Royal Knight, Police Commissioner, announced the changes.
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