Philadelphia Phillies add Wyath and veterans to camp
The Phillies possess a mix of youth and experience as 17 year old Whitlow Wyath joins Kirby Higbee and a group including Jimmy Foxx Gus Mancuso and seasoned arms like Bill Lee Vernon Kennedy and Dick Barrett in spring camp. Manager Freddie Fitzsimmons signals a balanced roster with Pennock predicting productive chemistry between young players and veterans.
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Marty Marion Arrives In Cards Training Camp
In New York March 20 Rex Cecil shows Red Sox promise after last year’s $25,000 cost. He held the Yankees to two hits in five scoreless innings as Boston won 12-6. Skeeter Newsome joined the squad. Cards brief notes include Marty Maflom salary talks with Sam Breadon, and George Dickins arriving as 10th starter. Several players still absent across clubs with rain and practice scattered.
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Lewis Cup Soccer Start Set Across Three Cities
The Lewis Cup competition of the American Soccer League opens Sunday in New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia with four preliminary rounds. Two finalists will be determined to play a two game final on April 20 and May in a neutral or pending venue.
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Roundup of boxing, basketball and sports wonders in wartime era
New York news captures a jumble of sports notes from March including Lonno Ya s headstand habit, plans to work in Lou’s corner, and projections about Nova’s chances tonight. It recalls De Paul’s all-star benefit game featuring Bob Kurland and Bill Henry, plus Ernie Lombardi at Curtis Bay.
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Nova Launches Another Comeback Campaign at Garden
New York March 30 Veteran Lou Novi to meet Joe Baksi in a 10 round feature at Madison Square Garden. Novi weighs seven pounds more and Baksi 210 pounds as Baksi seeks redemption after January defeat. The bout is expected to draw about 16 000 fans with a gate near 50000 dollars.
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Peck Underobs Exam Philadelphia
Outfielder Ha Peck, acquired by the Philadelphia Athletics for 20000 dollars and four players, underwent a pre induction physical yesterday. His case may be forwarded to Washington for decision. Outfielder Charlie Metro also examined yesterday and was told to report again today.
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Montreal Canadiens Crush Toronto In Semifinal
The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 3 to 0 at home to force a 3-2 lead in the Stanley Cup semifinal series. The Leafs still lead in points 6-4, with the next game set for Toronto. A large crowd watched the Detroit Red Wings’ 3-2 win over Boston to move closer in their series.
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Oklahoma A and M Defeats DePaul in Cage Finals
Oklahoma A&M defeated DePaul 52 to 48 in the National Invitation Tournament final at Madison Square Garden, drawing 18,515 fans and raising more than 60,000 for the Red Cross. Bob Kurland and George Mikan led the stars, with Mikan fouling out early and Kurland delivering late game control and scoring.
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Flat Department Dominates Raymond League in Four-Game Gap
Flat Department strengthens lead in the Raymond League by winning two from the Machine Shop and sweeping three from the Office and the Small Order. Notable performances include H Miles and Ed Brigham with high scoring, Machine Shop pitchers totaling 1008 1026 and 1057, while The Office rider Laurie Baker posted 159 26 and 181. The Small Order team won two from the Inspectors with strong games by Pred Taylor and Pete Dubrosky delivering three straight 3-4-5 figures.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Today’s Games
Fragmentary notes show New York facing Boston and St Louis meeting Toledo in exhibition games. Details are unclear with partial team listings and venues such as Atlantic City.
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Local meet yields high scores in boys and girls events
Rival Mayer doubts hover as June Lang and others post strong marks in a mixed readout of results. Yolowis Joyce Onde TE Doris Blymiller Jen and Tess Bott show solid form while Middleton leads in boys with 36 of 50 and Spreadeagle Girls take field honors with 40 of 50. Hughes and Middleton strong in the tourney along with Bob Wharton and George Andis. Pat Blugle and Joe Finghes win four shooting crowns at the Hughes event amid a high school gathering.
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