Walker Holdout Tops Camp News As Dodgers Push Pay
March report from New York outlines Dixie Walker demanding 22500, top holdout amid MLB camp tensions. Indians, Yankees, Giants and other clubs report many unsigned stars including Crosetti, Etten, Zuber, Heath, Tobin, and Hofferth. Training notes cover McQuinn injury, Embree and Palica expected Army draft, and various roster shifts and openers across teams.
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Sports Roundup from Mayely 29
A collage of sports notes covering coaching tactics, player movements, and managerial chatter. Mentions substitutions to waste time, possible changes to pace rules, and optimism about minor league entries. Includes nods to George Sisler as baseball executive, Bear coach links, Bucknell football, and a Newport News Dodger farm reference.
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George Sisler
University of Michigan
George
Bears
Ray Nolling
Clem Crowe
Wyoming
Ev Shelton
Milo Komonich
Herbert L. Spencer
Bucknell University
Doe
Pennsylvania College For
SHOTS COP RIFLE SERIES Final Defeats Flying Tigers 921 to 898
The Hot Shots clinched the season crown by beating the Flying Tigers 921 to 898 in the final match. Dick Bogart led the winners with a strong all around display. Jim Slinger topped the Flying Tigers with 95 points. Troy Mihlroy, Skippy Moore, and Howard Mowers were among the top scorers for the Hot Shots, while Edward Nelson and Howard Good led the Tigers with notable tallies.
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Flying Tigers
Troy MiHlroy
Skippy Moore
Howard Mowers
Ted
Bob Fish
David Johnson
Cle McIntyre
Ronnie Proctor
Charles Heightling
Roger Igitt
Bill Hall
T. Maloney
Clary Post
P. Weicht
Donst
Dick ‘Thomas
Richard Oung
Keonst Hunting
Jim Stearns
Dick Bogart
Edward Nelson
Howard Good
G. McCoy
Bill McEvay
Ronnie Akam
Elmer Smith
David McCray
Dim Klinger
Harry Camtper
Dave Nichols
Pal Stroupa
John Windship
Claude Doneherty
Lent Gole
Dim Petérson
Victor Giffored
William Gifford
Jim Kepnelson
Moulin
Jimmy Krone
Pirates Picked for 1-2 Finish in National League
AP Newsfeatures report from Muncie Indiana previews the Pittsburgh Pirates with nine pitchers, key veterans, and promising recruits for 1942. Manager Frankie Frisch plans to contend for the pennant at Forbes Field as Uncle Sam’s draft looms, with Vic Barnhart, Ken Gables, Leonard Gilmore and others vying for spots and the lineup to open the season.
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Ind
Sewell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Big Red
Tye
Pirates
Joop
Porbes Field
Albany
Bill Rodgers
al Gionfuddd
Garden
Jim Russell
Johhny Barrett
Frank Colman
Junior High Plans Softball Schedule For Blue Jays
Supervisor to Junior High School Harkins unites with the Loveland Field issue as the Blue Jays prepare a softball season. The schedule includes Faculty Beaver Club Alumni and St Edward's with Spartansburg Titusville and Warren Beatty Junior High. Open April 18 and close June 8 pending field availability.
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Blue Jays
Loveland Field
Beaver Club
St. Edward's
Spartansburg
Titusville Or High
Warren Beatty
Cleveland Hershey Reach Hockey Finals
Cleveland meets Hershey in the American Hockey League playoff finals after eliminating the Calder Cup champions Byftsla Bisons 6 4 on home ice. Hershey defeated Indianapolis in their series, while Cleveland won four games and lost two to the defending champions in a semifinal thriller.
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Hershey Bears
Cleveland
Byftsla Bisons
Barons
Hershey
Indianapolis
Tom Burlington
Corry High School Baseball Practice Builds Depth
Corry High School's baseball team, coached by Art Storer, held a Tuesday afternoon drill with 26 candidates. Storer praised progress and expects a strong squad with pitchers led by Bill Harmon and Lefty Leonard Hixson as weather allows continued work through Easter vacation. Recent scores included Washington A 2, Boston 0 and Curtis Bay Coast Guard 15, New York 10. Today's games feature New York versus Boston in Atlantic City.
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Corry
Storer
Bill Harmon
Leonard Hixson
Washington
Boston
Curtis Bay Coast Guard
New York
Lewis
Toledo
Avay G
Brooklyn
Stewart's Lead Sliced To Three Games In Loop
In a rough league night, Stewart Hat Shop and Chapin Sluggers posted several wins. Bracken Kentiy and Leeds blanked Devean and Chehrin, while Folletts trailed with lower scores. Morticians also posted middling totals as teams chase lead positions.
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Keslerettise
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Mie
Bracken-Keiting
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Chehrin
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Chipin
AG SE Bab Devean & Coctrin 34 50.408 Polletts
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Steward
Follett
Mildréd Hienelei
Whiners
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Butchers
Chapin
Bas
Betty Praton
Billiards and Local Scores Highlight Busy Night
The scene covered multiple clubs as Leeds led with high series 818 651 693 against DeJean and Cochran Iassies, Mildred Hall tallied 476 and 149 14 176 for Dress Stop, Virginia Borsa 116 24 121 against opponents, while Willie Hoppe and Welker Cochran contested the world three‑ball billiard title with close scores in Philadelphia.
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Thelma Tite Iammer
Leeds
DeJean
Cochran Iassies
Barbers
Mildred Hall
Virginia Borsa
Hocuban
LA Philadelphia
Mare
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Cochran
De Paul and Aggies Clash Tonight at Madison Square Garden
In New York on March 20 DePaul of Chicago and the Oklahoma Aggies meet in a charity benefit college game at Madison Square Garden. DePaul earned a national invitation by beating Bowling Green, while the Aggies won the NCAA championship from NYU. The preliminary game pits the finalists NYU and Bowling Green.
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DePaul
Chicago
Oklahoma Aggies
Orhe Fiylbrew National College
Madison Square Garden
Bowling Green Fast Mondhy
Aggies
Delaway
New York University
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