Indians Hopeful After Difficult Offseason Pace
Loi Moudréau, manager of the Cleveland Indians, predicts a first division finish despite major gaps in catching infield and outfield. Bud Rosar and Gromek eye roles while Ray Mack’s war plant job leaves an infield hole. Intramural and college basketball notes follow with NCAA and Metropolitan tournaments shaping into a chaotic spring schedule.
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Ken Keltney
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Buddy Rosar
Buffalo Joby
George Susce
Steve Gromek
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Plans for Boys and Girls Intramural Basketball Tournament
Intramural tournament announced for Tinget Cony Figh school today with both boys and girls divisions. Games begin tonight at 7 with first rounds across Rooms 14 2 5 28 6 4B and finals tonight 9 o'clock. Winners receive awards. later rounds unfold through late March and April with varsity and non varsity teams.
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Paul Gates
Ray Blynt
Richard Alfred
Jack Tinson
Art Stover
All Stars to Play Wednesday Evening in Titusville
The Cavey All-Stars set to face semi-pros in Titusville on Wednesday at Junior High gym. Queen City stars, few games this season, include former local high school standout specialists Zigsy Markowita and Harold Arkwright, bolstering a squad built from industrial talent and recent additions.
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Harold Arkwright
Corry
Avalon High Climbs to Glass B Title Game Night
In a concluding WPIAL basketball event, Avalon High faces Clark Township in the championship tonight at the stadium. Section 10 Lutlisli meets section 12 winner for the decisive game and honors.
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Pirates and Indians to Exibition at Camp Reynolds
The Pittsburgh Pirates and Cleveland Indians will meet in an exhibition game for soldiers at Camp Reynolds Greenville Pa on June 27 announced by athletic officer Lt John J Berman.
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Baseball Holdouts Grow Among 1944 Stars
Star catcher Walker Cooper and outfielders Vince DiMaggio and Gee Walker join the 1944 holdout ranks as spring training begins. Reds GM Warren Giles notes many are late reporters rather than true holdouts. Cooper and Hopp discussed terms with Cards president Sam Breadon but did not sign. DiMaggio remains unsigned with Pirates while Walker seeks higher pay from Cincinnati. Other players pursuing raises include Jurges Noorthey Olmo Hamlin and Newson who is content with his deal but未 signed. Additional spring camp notes cover field conditions and early signings across the league.
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Office Lead Threatens 12-Game Edge in Aero Men's League
The Aero Men's League leaders expanded their cushion to 12 games by winning two from the 500-keyers as the Estimators faltered. Walter Sherman led the winners with multiple high scores, while Cassius Sears and Leo Hovgleth paced the runners-up. The 250A squad and Aero Ladies show strong play, with the 250A team winning games and Marjorie Hurst topping for the victors. The Aero Ladies' 250A group posted standout scores led by Marjorie Nichols and Rosemary Auer.
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Manuel Ortiz Defends Bantamweight Title in Los Angeles
Manuel Ortiz, undisputed bantamweight champion, defends his title in a ninth bout tonight in Los Angeles. Challenger Ernesto Aguilar of Mexico City is a left-handed, clever foe but lacks a knockout punch. Ortiz, famed as a farmer from California's Imperial Valley, held a strong betting favorite position as the bout extends to a 15-round schedule.
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Ernesto Aguilar
Mexico City
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Tony Olivera
Joe Roblete
Aguilar
Red Cross Tennis Benefit at Madison Square Garden Tonight
Lt Dow Budge and Coast Guard Cadet John Kramer lead a feature tennis match at Madison Square Garden with all proceeds to the Red Cross. The night also features baseball news as Alex Carrasantes reports from Venezuela with countryman pitcher Juan Fernandez. Jin Tobin signs with the Braves and will report to Wallingford Connecticut in the afternoon.
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Newcomers May Battle to Replace Dickey in Yankees
Atlantic City dispatch reports veteran Yankee catcher Bill Dickey faces an army medical exam tomorrow opening a competition among three newcomers Joe Glenn Hob Collins and Mike Garhark for the backup catching role. The piece notes Glenn and Collins bring prior league experience while Garbark, newer to the system, eyes a majors shot. Several other boxing results from the night follow in brief parity.
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Roundup of Baseball, Football, and Training Notes
A brisk sports wrap reports on spring training and pitching depth, noting the overall tilt toward pitchers in a coming season and mentions of players and teams. It highlights Fatigue in roster depth with references to Gil Dodds and other figures, plus notes on college and naval sports links and personnel changes.
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Pirates Head to Muncie for Spring Start
The Pirates depart for Muncie Indiana to begin spring earnings with the roster set as manager Frankie Frisch learns rookie pitcher Jim Hopper has been drafted into the Army. Hopper left the team yesterday to report for service, marking a notable change in the early spring plans.
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Burlington Hopes Of New Hockey Mark Fade
Burlington and Clevelac face a drive to equal the all time league scoring record as March 14 reports hint at high pace. Names like Tommy Burlington, Gordon Sherritt, Pete Boscone appear amid a crowded line of players pursuing scoring milestones in a season described with tense lines and uncertain details.
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Cleveland
Williams Signs in Philadelphia Pact on May 27
In Philadelphia, heavyweight and lightweight prospects Williams and Persita form a signing pact with Trenton figure J. for a ten-round bout slated for May 27 in Iron Mayet.
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Willams
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J. Lightweight
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Tamague
Notre Dame scales baseball pool amid spring drills
In South Bend Notre Dame files through spring practice with a strong base ball cadre. Coach Jake Kline reports about five candidates for the 1914 Irish squad as women bowlers depart for the state meet and a planned trip to Tromaster are noted for the eve.
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