Higher Leagues May Revolt At Buffalo Meet
Major minor leagues head toward a December Buffalo conclave where a split with the National Association could form. If Frank Shaughnessy gains backing from the American and Pacific Coast Leagues a new Double A bloc may operate independently but in concert with the majors. The revolt aims to shift accountability to Commissioner Landis and push for a major league draft price increase to 16000.
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Associated Press
New York
Buffalo
National Association
Frank Shaughnessy
International League
American Association
Pacific Coast League
K. M. Landis
W. G. Bramham
Association
George M. Trautman
League
Trautman
Bramham
Thomas H. Richardson
Eastern League
William G
Billy” Evans
Southern Association
Clarence “Rowland
Shaughnessy
International
Rowland
Science feeding giants in game and fish futures
A Saturday Evening Post piece discusses selective breeding of trout and other wildlife to create larger or hardier varieties. State Game and Fish Commissions have pursued hatchery programs to boost size and hardiness without tax burden, while professional football figures shift postwar plans and concerns rise over officiating in the National Professional League.
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Saturday Evening Post
Newsslands
State Game Commission
Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
Corry
Buff Donelli
Cleveland Rams
Rams
Chicago Bears
Marty's Tavern Opens Narrowly Ahead in Ladies League
Marty’s Tavern broke a deadlock in the Ladies A Bowling League last night to take a one game lead by beating the Steens Cleaners in two. Wing Willi upset the Mabel Shoppe in two as Raymonds fell to Wilcox Grocers. Helen Langsler led Marty’s with 162 161 139 while Angie Baressi posted 171 148 179 for Cleaners. Carol Cary paced Wilcox with 109 and teammates contributed in a two game win over Raymonds.
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Steens Cleaners
Wills Lassies
Mabel
Raymond
Wilcox Grocers
Marty
Sheons
Wieot Grocers
Willi
Raymonds
Gurtita Cary
Grocers
Hoss Bakeragian
Wiltost Grocers
Ter
Springmakers
Ellen’ Dard
Sports Roundup Touches Paced Scores and College Notes
A compact sports roundup covers college football scraps with Penn State Syracuse and Navy dreams and a note on Utah basketball tour plans. It also mentions Don Bradman exiting cricket and a youth soccer club in Queens with an aged roster, plus service members tied to Michigan football history.
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New York
Philadelphia
Utes
Notre Dame
Navy
Dudge Landis
Utah
Chicago
Ted Colling
Bill
Shownp
Tony Talund Indians
American Pro Football Association
Boston Yanks
Don Bradman
Babe Ruth
J Cricket
College Point
N.Y
Penn State
Syracuse
Archbold Stadium
Ohio State Tops Civilian Football Team Sounds Like 1940s Hype
The Buckeyes, an all civilian squad led by coach Carroll Widdoes, upset pre season favorites and Great Lakes to rise as Western Conference title contenders. Les Horvath shines as the veteran back who can run and pass, backing a strong line.
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HHP
Buckeyes
Paul Brown
Navy
Carroll Widdoes
Brown
Massillon High School
Ohio State
Widdoes
Savitsky Named Outstanding Lineman of the Week
The University of Pennsylvania freshman George Savitsky, a 252 pound Camden New Jersey native, was named the Associated Press Outstanding Lineman of the Week. His performance came as Penn lost to Michigan with Savitsky drawing praise from Michigan coach Crisler for his powerful tackles and resilience on an injury shortened night.
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New York
University of Pennsylvania
George Savitsky
Associated Press
Michigan
Savitsky
Camden
N. J
Inymer Marine
Prity Crister
South of the Border heavies hold interest in boxing card
At Madison Square Garden Sammy Angott meets Jimmy McDaniels in a 10 rounder while Roberto Ramirez faces Walter Thomas in a six round prelim. Argentina’s Menichatli battles Sam Bouchard in Newark as boxing fans eye foreign heavyweights alongside Angott in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Sammy Angott
Pennsylvania
Jimmy McDaniels
Los Angeles
Madiison Square Garden
Roberto
Lotario) Ramirez
Juares
Mexico
the Garden
Walter Thomas
Andjon Fernando
the Mighty) Menichatli
Argentina
Newark
N.J
Sam Bouchard
Montreal
Angelet-McDeniels
Sammay
Garden
Lew Jenkins
Bob Montgomery
Allie Stoltz
Ray Rob
Wille Pep
Henry Armstrong
Hobby Puttin
Beau Jack
Wilbur Robinson
Ayn Hore
Bey Taek
Paschal Leads Giants Ground Gain in 1943 Standings
Chicago reports Bill Paschal the Giants back leading NFL in rushing after 113 yards on 23 carries against Boston. Frantic Sinkwich trailed as Grius gained 431 yards in six-game span. Also notes Ohio State coach Wittington warning about Pittsburgh in upcoming game with emphasis on defense.
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Paschal
Chicago
Bill Paschal
New York Giants
Basield
Boston
Pileyan
Sinkwich
Trate
Wich
Eagues
Grius
FEARS
Panthers
Witting
Ohio State Buckeyes
Pittsburgh
Two Year Old Races Under Fire In Thoroughbred Debate
Royal AF Newsfeature notes a racing wage and schedule crisis as two year olds face brutal training and early racing. McLennan and others argue horses mature slowly and current juvenile abuse risks wrecking the sport and future talent. Mentions Belair Stud and Woodward policy as contrasting approaches.
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Royal AF Newsfeature
New York
Charley McLennan
Hialeah Ree~ing
McLennan
Woolley
John Campbell
Belair
Gallant Fox
Granville
Hornets Meet Hershey Bears In Western Clash
Pittsburgh leads the Western division as the Hornets clash with Hershey, seeking a second straight win after beating Hershey 4 1 earlier. The Bears and Hornets vie for the top spot while Cleveland visits St Louis and Indianapolis trails.
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Hettiey
Pittsburgh Hornets
Bears
Cleveland Barons
St. Louis
Hershey
Hornets
Pittsburgh
Indinapolis
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