Huge trout reported from Lake Pleasant in Pennsylvania
Reports show Lake Pleasant yielding heavy stock with rainbow trout. Michael Sharkey caught a 9 2 4 inch four and a half pound rainbow on opening day, and William P. Deater landed a 261 5 inch six and three quarter pound prize, one of the state’s largest this season. The Ninth Annual Swim for Health Week runs June 26 to July 1 to promote swimming and physical fitness amid wartime and postwar needs.
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Max Lanier Shuts Out Pirates in Opening Day Mastery
On opening day 1940s baseball action Max Lanier pitched a two hit shutout for the St Louis Cardinals as Pittsburgh fell 2-0. OtherHighlights included rookies and veterans delivering mixed results across the league with Boston and New York winning while Washington drew a large crowd and Philadelphia claimed a 3-2 decision.
High School Girls Intramural Volleyball Scores
Yesterday at the sub high gym the opening games saw Room 3 beat Room 1 20 to 1 Room 4 defeat Room 7 34 to 17 and Room 8 roll over Room 14 24 to 15 The standings list Room 3 9 1000 Room 4 0 1 000 and Room 8 1 0 4 000 with more results noted for week play and upcoming matchups including Room 7 vs Room 4 and Room 3 vs Room 5 while Room 7 prepares to host Room 18 and team rosters and players are mentioned in passing.
Pro football rules gap eyed by college code in roundtable note
Philadelphia report notes that college football rules omit about a fifth of on field events leaving officials to interpret. Veterans Hugh Ray and Mick are cited for spotting loopholes while weathering season talk. Opening day baseball turnout rises, seen as argument for eleven clubs next fall.
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Shorty) Ray
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New York This Fall Opens Deer Hunting By County Rules
The State Conservation Department announced deer hunting rules for southern and western New York counties. Does and bucks may be shot in 19 counties from November 24 to 30 with a Sunday excluded, plus bucks only in 30 counties. Adirondack counties permit bucks October 20 to November 30, Catskills allow bucks November 1 to 30, and Hudson Valley counties permit bucks November 24 to 29. Shotguns and long bows vary by county. a special Westminster County bow-only period runs November 15 to 30 for either sex.
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Beavers Open Baseball Drill Under Storer
Beaver high school begins its baseball season with a 30 man squad at Loverland Field under coach Art Storer. The team will hold daily drills, aim to develop a catcher, and opens May 1 at Waterford, with six early games planned against Orange and Black opponents.
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Joe McCarthy Returns to Buffalo for Rest
Joe McCarthy, manager of the world champion New York Yankees, has returned to Buffalo to recuperate from an illness. Dr. Arthur Burker said rest and care should have him back in about a week, noting a cold and bronchitis that developed.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Last Day
Yesterday's results include St Louis 2 Pittsburgh 0 New York 2 Boston 1 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 1 American League New York 3 Boston 0 St Louis 2 Detroit 1 Philadelphia 3 Washington 2 Cleveland at Chicago Today games Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Washington St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago Shaughnessy to speak Pittsburgh April 19 head coach will discuss safety in football as part of the 20th annual safety conference at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Pro Grid Loop confronts extra clubs problem
Philadelphia April 10 The rules committee of the National Football League sifted proposals and planned actions as twelve clubs consider next fall operations. Eight clubs operated last season with mergers and inactive status noted.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Marathon Race At Boston Today
Boston April 10. Gerard Cole of Montress challenged a second straight Patriot's Day marathon win in the 26 mile 386 yard race from Hopkinton to Boston. Clarence Demar, a seven time champion, was absent, leaving the field open for a rare repeat by Cote as only two runners had accomplished the feat before.
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