AMERICAN LOOP BALL FILM AT GRAND THEATRE TONIGHT
Dodgers surge toward 14 wins in 17 as Camilli hits four homers in three games securing a key series against the Reds. Cleveland extends AL win streak to 13 with a 6-1 victory over the Americans.
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Derby hopefuls plus Sam Snead to join Navy notes
Kentucky Derby coverage notes a large field with up to 16 starters and a $75,000 prize. Sam Snead plans to join the Navy, marking a major shift for the golf star after a standout career. Other items mention baseball projections, bowling tourney leaders, and local sports updates in a fast paced recap.
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Baseball fans see The Ninth Inning at Grand Theater
City and vicinity baseball fans can view the sound film The Ninth Inning tonight at Grand Theater, directed by Lew Fonseca of the American League publicity bureau. The 45 minute program features All-Star game highlights and batting technique, with free admission and a post show drawing for a War Bond. The event, sponsored by the City Athletic Association, aims to boost local athletics and support improvements like field lighting and Loveland Field.
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Baseball Scores and Results From American and National Leagues
Multiple league results show New York and Chicago posting wins while Boston and St Louis also triumph. Yesterday's lines include Cleveland 6 over Philadelphia and Boston 3 over Chicago with Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and others listed. Today’s schedule features Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at New York among others. Boxing results note Robinson, Burley, Shank, Burman and Zamaris scoring knockouts in Minneapolis Chicago and Detroit. A Forbes Field boxing event is planned with Charley Buley and Ken Overlin signed for May.
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Fish Season Fixed For Trout Haven In Pennsylvania
The State Fish Commission fixed trout season on Spring Creek near Bellefonte from May 15 to July 18. Fishing is allowed 9 a m to 8 p m, with Sunday angling prohibited. The creel limit remains 10 trout but only two may be kept, with a minimum 10 inch length. Only artificial flies with barbless or barbless-removed hooks and no live bait or spinners are allowed. a restricted section allows seven inch fish.
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Game Commission Fixes Seasons And Bag Limits
Harrisburg May 1 The State Game Commission orders hunting seasons and bag limits nearly unchanged from past years to aid wartime needs. Skunk hunting restricted Nov 10 to Jan 15. two month season for mink and other fur bearers. bear season Nov 14 21 with deer Nov 30 to Dec 12. muskrats Dec 1 to Jan 15. snowshoe rabbits Oct 31 to Nov 14 after a three year break. wide range counties set Oct 20 to Jan 15 for others. overall quota and daily limits updated with wartime adjustments.
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Indians Bet On Hackett For Outfield Play In 1942
Cris Hackett quit a 135 a week factory job to chase baseball with the Cleveland Indians. The veteran outfielder, who has spent 11 years in organized baseball with multiple clubs, batted .365 for Nashville and .358 last season before joining Cleveland. Fans debate if his spring start will carry into major league play as he eyes a regular role in the Tribe lineup.
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Yesterday's Heroes Dominate Baseball Action
Dolph Camilli of the Dodgers drove in five runs with two home runs and a late single. Howard Pollet pitched four hits and three RBIs for the Cardinals against the Giants. Jim Tobin and Buddy Gremp contributed for the Braves with Tobin’s five hitter and Gremp’s two RBI on a homer and a double. Dom DiMaggio of the Red Sox had three hits and a standout defensive game against the Tigers.
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Expect Field of Seventeen for Kentucky Derby
Louisville May 1 194" Derby week excitement builds as 17 three year olds are slated for the Kentucky Derby field. Amid prewar crowds estimates range from 8000 to 100000. betting chatter centers on Devil Div Sint Out Alsab Sweep Swinger and Pinkle Frames With Regards and Sun Again as top contenders for the mile and a quarter race at Churchill Downs.
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Derby Daze and Racing News Pool in May
A mixed round up highlights Derby talk with Derby hopefuls Apache and Sweep Swinger and notes Eddie Arcaro backing Devil Diver. Also mentions Whirlawine at Downs, prep for July All-Star game, and various college and pro sports items plus a bowling note on Woodman.
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