Yankees Plan Spring Conditioning Camps and Roster Overhaul
The New York Yankees announce two spring conditioning camps in St Petersburg and Bradenwood with Joe McCarthy guiding plans for a ten year horizon. Key stars like DiMaggio Henrich Rizzuto Keller and Gordon are returning with more expected as changes include night games and upgraded Yankee Stadium seating to about 79 000.
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Axsuntaton Press
New York
Joe McCarthy
Marie Joe
Larry Ma Phail
New York Yankees
St Petersburo
Bradenwwn
McCarthy
Joe DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
Phil Rizzuto
Charley Keller
Sor Chandler
Akron Robinson
Red Huffing
Joe Gordon
Bill Dickey
Bill Jahnson
Buddy Hassel
Johny Sturm
Yankee Stadium
Opening day hunting season sights and local gridiron legends
An article outlines opening day hunting in November with protected wild turkeys in several counties and cautions on accidents. It highlights Shenango Valley All Star gridiron stars from Sharpsville, Sharon, Mercer, Greenville, Grove City, Forest and Hickory in a benefit game against Allegheny Valley All Stars at Oil City, coached by Joe Connors. It notes Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler resigning to focus on baseball and outlines upcoming college football schedules for Corry, Pitt Panthers, and the Massillon versus Latin game, with team changes and key injuries.
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Armed Services
Warren
Forest
Clarion
Gil
Bob Juhnstum
Sharpsville High School
Shenango Valley
Oil City
Mercer County
Sharpsville
Sharon
Mercer
Greenville
Grove City
Frorest
Hickory
Allegheny Valley All Stars
Allegheny
Ot City
Franklin
Titusville
Bradford
Emlénion
Meadville Eagh School
Joe Connors
Allegheny Viale Yey
Johnston
Pennsylvania
A. B
Chandler
Kentucky
Bell
Covery American Today
Ted Beaver
Manlius Miliary Academy
Syracuse
Centraligh
Allentown
Charley Gelbert
St. Louis Cardinal
Lafayette College
Pitt Panthers
Purdue
Ohie Siste
Indiana
Penn State
Francis Mattioli
Billy Wolff
Ee Zimmovat
Boilermakers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Corry
Cleveland
Paight
Beit Cathetiral Iatin
Massillon Tigers
Theeason
Ohio
Cleveland Wasllay
Sore
Wayside Wilcox Lead Antler Open League Sweep
Wayside Market and Wilcox Grocers swept their matches in the Antler Open League last evening. The Clothiers and Meb's Shop posted rival scores, while individual totals featured Cass Sears 171 197 10th and Dean Houser 193 210 240 in a postponed Bankers win.
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Wilcox
Wayside Market
Wilcox Grocers
Fair
The
Clothiers
Cass Sears
Wine
Melvin Cobbett
Wilcox Graters
Paul
Shop
Maples
Asan Oui
Vale Carlson
Citizens Bank
Dean Houser
Draft List Loaded With Baseball Talent for Major League Draft
Baseball players of possible major league caliber with values up to 7500 dollars gather in Chicago tomorrow as managers and owners meet for the annual draft. Some 6 404 minor leaguers are listed as eligible with the Athletics holding first choice and the Phillies second in this year’s draft. In separate sports news, Willie Pep defeated Paulie Jackson in Hartford, and Maxie Berger stopped Johnny Rixnaldi in Brooklyn.
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Chicago
Dayly
Baseball Commissioner's Office
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Phillies
Athletics
Tanchoo
Amy
Hartford
Benny Banks Taught Golf in Bomb Craters
Benny Banks, a Dallas golf pro, ran a wartime course near Casablanca for U.S. troops during World War II. He and a handful of American and Allied service members played amid bomb craters and wreckage, with Arabs and French soldiers taking lessons. Banks improvised gear from wreckage and tents, and the course operated amid occasional air raids until U.S. authorities stabilized the facility.
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Harold Y. Ratliff
Nevalvaturas
Dallas
Dallas Links
Air Transport Command
Casablanca
Bunks
Johnnne
Pedalo
Casablanes
Sib Dagen Ayenck
Lexington
Bans
Benny
Banks
Tho Special Service
Bowling Race Tightens in Ladies A League
In a tight Ladies A division match Wing-Wallli upset Wilcox five while Raymonds swept Marty Tavern to pull into a tie for runner-up. Mabel Shoppe posted strong scores but fell to Wing-Walli with key 1st game wins and high series by Violet Raeke Beatrice Huling and Rosa Baker.
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Seadine Wilcox
Wing-Walll
Lecumbed
Steens
Raymonds
Uaver
Marty Tavern
Penn Guard Named Top Lineman of Week
New York Oct 31 The Associated Press named Joe Dickerson a Penn guard the lineman of the week for his defensive play against Navy. He recovered fumbles and disrupted Navy backfield as Penn edged Navy in the final seconds. Teammates and opponents praised his impact and performances by other nominees were listed.
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PENN
New York
Navy
Joe Dickerson
Associated Press
Tor
Dickerson
Wim
Ray Crowther
Penteoack
George Munger
Joe
Aubvies
Enfs
Bob Sponaugle
Penntavkles
Mike Jarmolut
Temple Guards
George Waller
Temple Dim Cregar
Moly
Hutson Baugh Spotlight In Pro Grid Loop
Washington's Slingin Sammy Baugh and Green Bay's Don Hutson shine as NFL teams win. Hutson’s 21 points and 7 receptions push his totals. Washington downed the Giants as Akins extends ground gained lead and Buren Wie tops punt and kickoff return charts.
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Hutson, Baugh
Associated Press
Chicago
National Football League
Washington
Sammy Baugh
Green Bay
Don Hutson
Packers
Hutxon
Pililom
Buh
New Yorke Giants
Akins
Steve Vib Buren
Philadelphia
Aldiis
Wan Buren Wie
Cleveland
Stive Bagarus
Johnny Marlin
Brooklyn
Boston
Ammunition sales no longer restricted
Washington reports that government restrictions on manufacture delivery and sale of ammunition are lifted starting today. Hunters and civilians can buy ammo from dealers though stock may not be immediate as production scales up to meet demand.
Deep Sea Fish Feature Large Eyes For Dim Light
Deep sea fish possess oversized eyes and pupils to maximize light capture in the deep ocean. The adaptation supports enhanced vision in extremely dim environments.
Southern California sportsmen lease race tracks for harness meet
A group from Southern California leased Holtswood Pub and Sarin Anit race tracks to stage a harness racing meet starting next year with 35 California days before the Eastern season. Plans include alternating track use and seeking Grand Olimatidates Ti. W H Peeples Jr, matchmaker, aims for a Gomes vs Muriel or Bakst bout in the Orange Bowl on February 10. The roundups touch boxing in Germany, college football hype, and local sports notes amid a hectic page.
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New York
Holtswood Pub
California
W. H. Peeples, Jr
Tom Muriel
Joe Bakst
Tommy Gomes
Willy
Bill Kaliska
Columbia Cornell Grid Show Promises Eastern Offense
In New York on October 31 Columbia and Cornell were billed to feature Eastern football’s premier offensive display. Coach Andy Kerr touted the highly dangerous offense, with stars like Gene Rassides and Al Doekdebeya leading a Winged T scheme.
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Columbia
Andy Caruso
Walt Koudralavich
Russides
Chollet
Paul Robeson, Jr
Atv Dun
del Sieney
Woloh Lea
Unclear OCR sports note mentions teams and players
The fragment references a clash on November 10 affecting the Te League event at Temipte and notes Lafayette and Penn State, with players returning to play. Mentions Philadelphia discharge and Prynvpru at Pramielin field, plus Navy and Frinecton in a rough, damaged context.
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Wkertown
Shutley Caldwell
Green Prineetanium
Quakers
Diotis
Pern
Philadelphia
Mest
Wikur Heeluime
Fon
Curtin
Privecaity
Pennsylvania
Prynvpru
Pramielin Field
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Feder Deposit Insurance Corpora
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Cery
SROC
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Haenel
Green Bay End
Baugh
Ly Engh
Fallettas
Iit Infantry
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Germany
Sgt
Berd Williams
North
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Gilmor
Alabama
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Hetomne
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New Haven
New Give
Conn
Dial
City Cab Company
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News & Sport
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Center St
Swift
Hamburg
Tbs
Thomas Motor Co
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