Boudreau predicts Chi Sox win in junior loop
Associated Press report from New York on March 18 outlines Lou Boudreau predicting the Chicago White Sox will win the American League pennant. It notes his spring camp comments in Lafayette Indiana, with Sox players Kellner Ballard Rocco Burte, Boudreau himself at shortstop and Peters at second. It also lists spring camp notes from Pirates Athletics Cubs Phillies and Yankees Giants camps with rookies and staff updates.
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High school hoop team posts profit amid war era woes
The Pratiklin school board reports the high school basketball team earned 886.70 last season, a rare positive in a red balance sheet for the district. The team delivered spotty play yet drew limited crowds, except for a finale with Lawrence Park. Sgt Buddy Baer remains hospitalized in Miami after injuries from his combat days, with talk of a medical discharge. The Corry Country Club plans a banner year as wartime limits and equipment shortages linger, while golf figures like Ben Hogan are seen as unlikely to reclaim peak form. Rambling notes cover Connie Mack’s progress with the American League, Tommy Bell’s looming bout in Cleveland, and bowling championships in West Allis and St. Louis.
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Parachute Jump By Captain Bert Bercy Reported
An early parachute jump by Captain Bert Bercy is noted with reference to a world first during a historic flight event. The article cites the December to January timeframe and an origin from a Bennvit-Pigber aircraft, outlining the airborne test and parachute deployment in Missouri.
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Bradford Laces East Brady for District 9 Title
Bradford High overwhelmed East Brady High 56 to 23 to claim the PIAA District 9 title. Russell and Whitford led Bradford with eight field goals and two free throws each for 18 points. East Brady managed five field goals but excelled at the line, making 13 of 21.
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Layden Dreams Of Pro Football Expansion After War
Elmer Layden, former Notre Dame star and National Football League commissioner, envisions a postwar era with international scale pro football. He spoke at the Knights of St Patricks banquet about seeds already planted and the potential for growth in the game, including improved transport and broader play-for-pay expansion.
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Sports Roundup New York March 18 Boos at Madison Square Garden
Roundup notes a heated MSG crowd reacting as referees call a new rule on ball contact during its downward arc. It references St Johns DePaul and Bowing Green players, plus headlines on inflation, baseball caps, and veterans from WWII era. It also mentions Carter Latimer and Latimers Green Will Soc News and Eagles tackle.
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Ten of Twelve District Togs Now Decided
Shar on High's cagers defeated Warren High 48 21 to cap the PIAA District 10 championship as Flickinger led Sharon with 18 points. Sharon broke strong late with 20 straight wins and will face Pittsburgh Westinghouse in the next inter district round. District action continues tonight with Lower Merion meeting Chambersburg in the first inter district game. Six new district champions were crowned, including Sayre Franklin Borough Bradford and Dalton.
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Zuckermans Win Two In 4th Ladies Bowling League
The Fourth Ladies Bowling League produced a tight evening with Zuckermans claiming two wins to stay in second place and All-Way Electric tying for third by sweeping Waterhouse. Muriel Young led the Zuckermans with scores of 151 157 145 and Lois Huth added 142 112 172. Charlotte Saples and Jane Feldhus led All-Way Electric with 132 averages as Waterhouse and Perrys struggled. The Boston House Perry Beauty Salon match was postponed.
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Chicago Relays Focus On Record Smashing Performances
In Chicago Stadium the eighth annual Chicago relays showcase 180 elite track stars led by Gil Dodds and Cornelius Warmerdam. Dodds aims to rebound after losing the indoor mile record while Warmerdam seeks another pole vault milestone as Chicago relays champions and winners from recent meets populate the lineup.
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Longtime State Police Lt Crawley to Retire in March
Lt Martin J Crawley of the Pennsylvania State Police, after 27 years of service, announced plans to retire at the end of March. The announcement marks the end of a lengthy career with the police department.
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Beau Jack Outpoints Davis In Ten Rounds
New York report details Beau Jack defeating Al Davis in a ten round boxing bout before 10,009 fans. Promoters Mike Jacobs and the Red Cross staged the event, with Beau Jack earning strong rounds and an outpointed Davis on a lively card that featured divergent judging.
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Harrison Leads In Open Golf Championship at Charlotte
In Charlotte North Carolina on March 13 Harrison of the Air Forces led the field in the Open Championship of the Charlotte event with an opening round around ??? The event features top players including MeSpad Nelon Craig Wood and Jimmy Hines as favorites. The $10,000 prize for the tournament draws intense competition among national players and local contenders.
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Safe Ladder Alert Urges Safe Step Ladders in Homes
There is no safe substitute for a step ladder. Men, women and children are killed every year as they climb into boxes or balance on rocking chairs or rely on small tables and canes. Ensure a safe step ladder is present in every home.
Dodgers Long on Outfielders
Dodgers with seven definite starters likely to open the season. Loyd Waner is a question mark after being restored to the active list. Branch Rickey presses for his return while the club plans around Bordagaray, Galan, Walker, Olmo, Cooney, Water, and Gitlenwater as outfield options.
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Top hockey rookie Bodnar wins Calder Cup honor
Gus Bodnar, a 20 year old center for the Toronto Maple Leafs, was named the NHL outstanding rookie by writers and awarded the Calder Cup. He emerged as a standout for Une Toronto Maple Leaf this season.
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