Managers Optimistic Awaiting Play Ball Signal
The piece previews the upcoming baseball season with optimism from team managers. It highlights the National League contenders St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn and Pittsburgh and the American League race led by the Yankees and Red Sox. It notes injuries, new pilots, and expected strength in pitching and infield defense shaping pennant battles.
All Pilots See Clubs Finishing In Upper Strata
New York April 13 managers across major leagues forecast a crowded upper tier after six months. Yankees and Red Sox expected to duel in the American League. Brooklyn, St. Louis, and Chicago favored in the National League. Skepticism remains about Detroit and Philadelphia, while Cleveland and St. Louis show promising rosters and returns from winter deals. Frankly optimistic on many clubs, with rumors of new talent and stronger defenses shaping the pennant race.
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Bitton
St. Cardinals
Dodgers
Reds
Red
White Sox
Bronx Bombers
Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York Chica
Boston
Philadelphia
Yankees
Lash
Charley Rufling
Letty Omer
Bill Dickey
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Red Sox
Tee Willian
Pésky
Pale Hose
Almmy Dykes
Newark
Lefty Tee
Cleveland Indians
Lou Tdtead
Althowgh
Lés Pleni
Nashville
Tinis
Navy
Austin Bealmear
New York
Ening
Uncup
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadephia
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Connie Mack
Boston Red
New York Yankers
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Indians
Low Boudresu
del Baker
Detroit Tigers
Baker
Frannie Frise
Pittsbirth Pirates
Cardinovo
Billy Sourthworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Joe Cronin
Jimmy Dykes
Luks Sewell
Sir Lobils Browns
Bill McKeshnie
Cincinnati Reds
Gerry Walker
Bert Haas
Rollie Hemsley
Mell Obi
Havew
City League Doubles Tonight As Prize Money Is Awarded
The City Bowling League stages a Doubles Tournament at Recreation Alleys open to Open and Handicap divisions. Firestones and Pauls Mens Wear head the Open and Handicap prize leaders with top cash. Harold Cragg leads the Open averages while Bob Owens tops the Handicap list. Prizes depend on division size. entry is 1.50 per bowler with half into the prize fund.
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Humber
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Teague
Firestones
Pauls Mens
Ait Restaurant
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Harold Cragg
Wilcox Grocers
Thomas Motors
AL Derman
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Harold Crage
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Bob Owens
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Phecks
Zivic Faces Berger At Pittsburgh Tonight
Former welterweight champion Zivic meets Maxie Berger of Montreal in a ten round bout at the Gardens tonight. Both men recently lost to Ray Robinson, with Zivic winning two prior decisions over Jannuzzi and McDowell while Berger beat De Jess and Dave Bruce.
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Pittsburgh
Frilaie Zivic
Maxie Berger
Montreal
the Gardens
Optimism Hits York Giants After Tough Exhibition Slate
York Giants express cautious optimism as their team, despite losing 17 of 26 exhibition games, cites improved pitching and expected hitting. Jimmy Wilson of the Chicago Cubs forecasts Brooklyn’s NL entry, while Bucky Harris notes Senators pitching improvement and Hans Lobert predicts a fighting Phillies squad for the season.
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Philadelphia
Bradford Sh ar on Cagers On All Scholastic Squad
Philadelphia April 13 selections for the Associated Press All Pennsylvan ia Scholastic Basketball team highlight Bradford Sharon Lower Merion Sharon Berwick Arnold Havle Township and others. Pete Molnar Colone Middleton Moffatt Holste Heidel and Wuerlini lead the honors with multiple players earning first and second team spots and several receiving honorable mention.
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Opening Day Glimpses From 1917 Baseball Season
Five days into World War I an opening day game at New York saw Babe Ruth dominate with a 10 to 3 Sox win while stars like Walter Johnson Grover Cleveland Alexander Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner featured across major league parks. Roosevelt and Grigith raised the flag as more teams played in early April battles.
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New Leaders Emerge at ABC Tournament in Bowling
Wy Associated Press report from Columbus describes rapid shifts as standings in the ABC tournament changed. Henry Wolfenberg of Davenport posted 297 in a 2 297 game near a 300, with City Hall Smokehouse leading in team play. Nelson Burlin captained St Louis Budweiser to second, while Stanley Mioskial led the all-events with 1872. Milwaukee pair Nawlick and Baier helped lead in doubles, besting Zanoni and Seebeek of Clifton.
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Creekers Win Rifle Crown in 1942 Championship
Walnut Creek edged Wolfs Head Oilers 1180 to 1122 to take the Avernight Teague title. Bower led scorers with 242 of 250, McCullough followed with 240 for the losers. Season ends with match to be fought in Pittsburgh in May for site and No RAL titles amid tri state sponsorship by Hearst papers.
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Wolf
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Pirates Crowned Top Team in Citrus Circuit
New York April 13 The Grapefruit League crowned the Pittsburgh Pirates as the top team in the Citrus Circuit after a strong spring. The Pirates went 20 wins and 7 losses in exhibition play, finishing with a 41 to 239 margin over the St Louis Browns, who posted 17 wins and 6 losses. Skeptics question the value of spring results, but supporters note the Pirates’ solid pace as they prepare for the regular season.
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St Louis Browns
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Brownies
Yankees
Skeet Shooters Struggle With Windyconditions at Corry Round
A windy Sunday at the Corry Round Club venue hampered skeet shooters with lower scores than last weekend. Floyd Fogle led with 29, followed by Aikens at 221. Thirty seven targets were shot in the afternoon as wind affected precision. In Pittsburgh news, George Rok of Johnstown won the rubberband duckpin singles title after 1,071 points in the finals, continuing a family bowling legacy. brother Johnny won the crown in 1999, with Jack Hackman of Messville finishing second at 964.
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Floyd Fogle
R Lally
Aikens
Attines
Pittsburgh
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Rok
Johnny
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Sports Round Up New York and Nearby leagues
A mosaic of preseason notes and scraps from New York and nearby circuits. The piece mentions the Stevens boys concession stands at Del Dali Park, service men, and the Navy Relief Fund quota in North Jersey. It weaves in quotes about boxing prospects, golf chatter from Paul Runyan, and notes on absent Gelders. A guest star from Dallas Times Herald shares thoughts on national pastimes.
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Cow) Woodward
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Hogan Nelson In Playoff Today For Masters Title
Augusta April 1 Sien der Ben Hogan of Hershey PA and Jowertie Biron Nelson two crack pros meet in a 18 hole playoff for the Masters championship. Both finished 72 holes tied at 280 strokes apiece. Playoff time set for 4530 p.m. EW. winner takes 1 00 Loy and runner up 0. SOPHERLAND to teach Allentown PA April 13 Dr Tod B Sutherland former Pitt football evacuation juboving the Brooklin Dodgers will teach at the Eastern Pennsylvania Scholastic Coaches Association gathering at Mark Stroudsburg. Bull Daye of Du Quesie and Ray Crowthers of Ben will read lasses as announced.
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Nelson
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