Yanks Joe DiMaggio Top Grapefruit League List
The Grapefruit season opens with money talks as teams negotiate player salaries. Joe DiMaggio leads the Yankees, pushing for 40000 to play center field while other stars like Red Ruffing Bill Dickey and Dean Gordon negotiate terms. Dodgers Yankees and Athletics mix results in Havana and Anaheim as teams pace toward wartime campaigns.
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Albion starynane wins scoring crown in C League
Albion's Bynane top scorer in Che A fife County Basketball League with 165 points, earning 11.5 points per game across 16 contests. Davern second with 175 points, Raven and others close behind. final night saw Bynane surge to 65 points in three games. Also notes on ABC bowling tourney, Zivic bout, and local high school finishes.
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Tokle Establishes New Ski Jump in War Era Meet
IRON MOUNTAIN Mich March 2 A wartime ski meet drew top riders to Pine Mountain for a record chase led by Torger Tokle the Brooklyn born jumper who shattered class A and US marks leaping 200 feet off the largest artificial ski jump in the world his feet one foot beyond the prior record set at Snoqualmie Seattle region spectators hailed a historic American jump.
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Four Leaders Square Off In County Scholastic Tournament
The Class A county scholastic basketball final four will be decided this week with Union City vs Lawrence Park Tuesday night at Wesleyville and Millcreek vs Wesleyville Wednesday night at Lawrence Parish. Winners meet Friday in the finals while only Wednesday’s result will determine the overall pairing due to a broken first second place plan. Union City and Wesleyville split the regular season standings with Millcreek and Lawrence Park tied for first. All games start at 8:00 p.m with no preliminaries.
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Training Camp Candidates Fill Cleveland Pitching Jobs
In Clearwater rivals for Hal Trosky’s old role include Oscar Grimes Lew Pleming Vern Prieburger and Don Barton as Chubby Dean dismisses the vacancy. Warneke struggles with a cold in St. Petersburg while Clemenson aims to wed March 17 in Santa Cruz. Christoper debuts for the Athletics with a Seattle hitless three innings and Pittsburgh hires Breshevski as football coach breaking 18 years of Pitt hiring pattern.
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Record Field Will Take Part In ABC Tournament
Columbus May report on the American Bowling Congress championship drawing Keeley from every slate. Entry records rise to 4,008 regular teams and 4,178 visiting teams as the event spans 73 days with extensive preparations and costs including travel, shellac surface work, and a $15 fee per team in Lin.
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Major Leagues Fail to Pry Gilbert Loose From Minors
Larry Gilbert, longtime New Orleans and Nashville manager, resisted major league offers. He recalls 1923 incident when Cleveland drafted him despite a successful New Orleans pennant run. Gilbert later led Nashville, won pennants, kept a modest profile, and praised Buddy Myer as his best player ever encountered.
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Bucs Second Squad Opens Cal Camp With Pirates Coach
The Pittsburgh Pirates prepare for a California camp as veteran coach and former shortstop Waener leads a smaller group of players. The second unit departs for training, focusing on conditioning and team development ahead of the season.
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iWO Scholastic Fives Unbeaten In District Contender Run
The iWO Scholastic Fives remain undefeated as district play approaches. Harrisburg William Penn leads with 21 straight wins, Ford defending champion with 20 wins, and Merion with 18 victories, as top teams vie for state honors in upcoming weeks.
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Lewistown Wins Honors in League Play
Harrisburg notes Lewistown Rayorovers took top honors as the Latlastons Tiles and other teams chased standings for state basketball honors. Playoffs begin next Saturday with Lebanon, Hollidaysburg, and Lewisburg in preliminary rounds. Series wrap with a three-game final before March 28.
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National Field Trials Continue This Week
National Field Trials resume with 23 contestants in Mesquite region. Entries include Luminary sid Wayside Pat and Luminary owned by A. G. Sage. Heats postponed due to weather. final races expected soon with notable participants from Grettivile and Corsicana.
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Roundup of Baseball Highlights and Guest Stars
A lively sports roundup covers multiple games, player actions, and sideline notes. Notable moments include Max West’s third base play and a foul ball rebuke by Pall Warner, plus guest star Sean Lalimer and executive remarks shaping the day’s events. The piece also references upcoming games and a Navy Recreation League basketball event, with notes on coaching, attendance, and atmosphere.
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Four New Indoor Track Marks Set By AP
Indoor track marks were set during the New York meet as athletes achieved world and American records. The event drew strong performances, with standout efforts in mile runs and field events, sparking applause and attention at the championships. Connie Mele and Ty Cobb are mentioned in connection to broader sports coverage.
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