Eaves Elected President Of G Club At UGA
Athens March 14 Charles Beefy Eaves 1943 Georgia football tackle was named president of the G club, an athletes letters organization. Mike Castronis, last year’s captain, named vice president. Bill Rutland of Columbus chosen secretary treasurer. George T Jernigan of Springfield, Tenn., elected sergeant at arms.
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Charles ‘Beefy Eaves
University of Georgia
G” Club
Eaves
Elberton
Mike Castronis
Bill Rutland
Columbus
George T Jernigan
Springfield
Tenn
Decker to Leave San Jose Club for Philadelphia Job
Jacksonville March 14 Hank Decker veteran golf pro and shipyard worker will leave soon to become associate pro at the Philadelphia country club. He has served as professional at the San Jose club here for six years and accepted the Philadelphia post at the invitation of Harold McSpaden.
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Jacksonville
Fla
P—Henry
Hank) Decker
Philadelphia Country Club
San Jose
Decker
Philadelphia
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Tennis Star Capt. Frank Guernsey Wins Finals
Fort Myers Florida March 14 36 hole finals saw Captain Frank Guernsey defeat winter resident W F Crane of Marshfield Massachusetts by 9 and 8 in the championship match.
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Fort Myers
Filia
Capt
Frank Guernsey
W. F. Crane
Marshfield
Mass
Lookouts to Open Home Schedule May 2 vs Crackers
Chattanooga president Joe Engel confirms the Lookouts will play their first home game against the Atlanta Crackers on May 2. Several Southern Association opening day games will be under lights, with the schedule set as final.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Association
Chattanooga Lookouts
Atlanta Crackers
Joe Engel
Atlanta Field Trial Club Meet Winners Named
At Atlanta on March 14 four dogs handled by Bill Satterwall of Atlanta placed first and second in the amateur derby and the amateur puppy race. City Wah City owned by Frank Skinner of Waynesboro triumphed in the amateur derby with Liberator, Satterwall’s dog, second. Euclid Claussen of Augusta owned Claussen Harry Doone which won the puppy event as the runner up.
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Bill Satterwall
Atlanta Field Trial Club
City Wah City
Frank Skinner
Waynesboro
Liberator
Satterwall
Claussen Harry Doone
Euclid Claussen
Augusta
UNC coach Lt Wolf leaves UNC football contract
CHAPEL HILL N C March 14 Lt Raymond Bear Wolf USNR head football coach from 1936 to 1941 has released UNC from his contract with three years remaining. Wolf said the move lets the university replace war depleted staff and keep a creditable program. The university accepted the generous action with commendation for his work.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Raymond
Bear) Wolf
USNR
University of North Carolina
Navy
Wolf
Tiny Bobby Cruickshank Backed by Restrictions at North and South Open
Pinehurst March 14 A rule last year limiting the North and South Open to military men and civilians over 38 helped Tiny Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond Va win. This year the PGA is not sponsoring the $3 000 event and top stars including Jag McSpaden and Byron Nelson are skipping it, which could aid Cruickshank again.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Tiny Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Bobby
PGA
Twin Terrors
Jag McSpaden
Byron Nelson
First American Dictionary Surpasses English Standard
The first large American dictionary contained 70 000 words, more than the standard English dictionary of the time by about 20 000 entries, highlighting a growing American lexicon.
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England
Ortiz Makes Ninth Defense Of Bantam Title
Manuel Ortiz defends his undisputed bantamweight crown tonight in a 15 round bout against Ernesto Aguilar of Mexico City. Aguilar is a left-handed fighter known for clever counterpunching but lacks a knockout punch. Ortiz, a California Imperial Valley farmer, tends to be troubled by southpaws who can take the distance.
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Los Angeles
Manuel Ortiz
Ernesto Aguilar
Mexico City
Aguilar
Ortiz
California
Imperial Valley
Armstrong to meet Broadway Johnnie Jones in 10 round bout
Miami March 14 ring fans expect Henry Armstrong to knock out Broadway Johnnie Jones in their 10 round match tonight with the fifth round seen as the likely knockout moment. Armstrong, former holder of featherweight lightweight and welterweight titles, has toppled five opponents in his current comeback with none lasting beyond the fifth.
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Miami
Fla
Henry Armstrong
Broadway Johnnie Jones
Armstrong
Illini Hoops Tourney Faces Ticket Crunch in Champaign
Illinois and Indiana fans pack the state high school basketball tourney with three days of planned men and women games. About 150000 could be accommodated if the gym held enough fans but only 50000 seats exist. Ticket requests ran at nearly three per seat and ticket manager C W Lyon refunded $18698 in unmet demand.
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Champaign
Ill
Illinois
Indiana
University of Illinois
C. W. Lyon
Notre Dame baseball taps 105 candidates for 1944 Irish
South Bend report notes football powerhouse Pi-Notre Dame also fields many players. Baseball coach Jake Kline announced 105 candidates for the 1944 Irish team at the first practice yesterday.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Jake Kline
Dartmouth Track Vets Aiming For Mile Record Tie
Hanover March 14 Harry Hillman veteran track coach plans another bid to break the American mile record aided by Dartmouth College officials who promise a fast board. Gil Dodds the Boston divinity student who lowered the indoor mile to 4 07.3 last Saturday in New York targets Glenn Cunningham's 4 04.4 mark set on Dartmouth boards four years ago, soon after April 1.
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N. H
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth College
Hillman
Gil Dodds
Boston Divinity
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Dartmouth
Holdout signs spread as spring training opens
Star catcher Walker Cooper and slugger Vince DiMaggio join 1944 holdout ranks as unsigned at spring camps. Reds GM Warren Giles stresses no Reds holdouts, while others like Gee Walker seek more pay. Contracts pending for Hopp, Jurges, Northey, Olmo, Hamlin, and Newson. Additional notes cover players drafted, signings, and camp updates across cities.
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New York
Walker Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Vince DiMaggio
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gee Walker
Cincinnati Reds
Warren Giles
Reds
Cooper
Johnny Hopp
Sam Breadon
Breadon
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DiMaggio
Walker
Orlando
Fla
Billy Jurges
New York Giants
Ron Northey
Philadelphia Phillies
Luis Olmo
Brooklyn Dodgers
Luke Hamlin
Philadelphia Athletics
Bobo Newsom
A's
Washington
Connie Mack
John Hancock
Atlantic City
Yanks
Joe Glenn
Kansas City
Marvin Breuer
Muncie
Ind
Jim Hooper
Army
Charlotte
N. C
Wally Hebert
Hank Camelli
Bob Mistele
St. Paul
White Sox
French Lick Camp
Myril Hoag
College Park
Washington Senators
Alex Carrasquel
Venezuela
Juan Hernandez
Boston
Jim Tobin
Braves
Wallingford
Conn
Curtin declines to ask pay cut for American troops
In Canberra on March 14 Prime Minister John Curtin refused a parliament member’s bid to urge the U S government to lower American soldiers’ pay in Australia to the level of Australian troops. He said the issue is not within Australian government jurisdiction and doubted the U S would welcome the recommendation.
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Canberra
Australia
John Curtin
U. S
Engineers Restore Gas Service to Naples in Six Weeks
American engineers quickly revived gas service in war torn Naples within six weeks, while Italian engineers had predicted a six month timeline. Local utilities coordinated repairs, highlighting cross national collaboration and rapid postwar infrastructure recovery.
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Naples
Pitchers' year forecast from spring training notes
Major league managers predict a pitchers year as spring training opens. A survey shows strong hitters still outnumber good pitchers, though Yankees and Senators possess depth to field daily starters. Also notes Gil Dodds breaking the indoor mile record but doubts a four minute mile until a four 60 second quarters runner emerges.
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New York
Yankees
Senators
Gil Dodds
Gil
Conselman’s NFL ties fuel politics analogy
Jimmy Conselman once sought Robert E. Hannegan, chairman of the national democratic committee, for his Detroit Panthers when Conselman coached Detroit’s first NFL team. He regarded Hannegan as a terrific blocking back and kicker, a skillset Conselman says translates to politics as well.
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Jimmy Conselman
Robert E. Hannegan
National Democratic Committee
Detroit Panthers
Jimmy
Detroit
Hannegan
Conselman
The Carta Blanca club Promoter Loses On Fight
The Carta Blanca baseball club of Matamoros proclaims itself the team of great surprises. Promoter Joe Lynch reports losing 2000 on last week's Juan Zurita Sammy Angott NAB title fight after paying Sam 17500 and Juan 5100. Western Michigan College has spent 125000 on ground for more fields while adding concrete steel stands. Pic magazine All America basketball team lists Graham Grate Mikan Klier Paine, with Great Lakes Sailors omitting Klier from their all opponents.
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Matamoros
Mexico
Dodgers
Joe Lynch
Juan Zurita
Sammy Angott
Sammy
Juan
Western Michigan College
Pic Magazine
Otto Graham
Don Grate
George Mikan
Leo Klier
Allie Paine
Great Lakes
Klier
Notable Army flyer later footballer Col Clinton True
Col Clinton A True, who piloted an early Army bomber to land at Los Negros in the Admiralty Islands, was a regular Army full back in 1935 and scored a touchdown in the 1935 game that beat Navy. Andy Chisick, former Chicago Cardinals center, is also mentioned.
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Los Negros
Admiralty Islands
Army
Navy
Andy Chisick
Chicago Cardinals
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS BRE APUZZLE LIST OF CLUES
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Hatton Community Notices and Socials Highlight Week
Vada Irene Hagood on a seven day furlough en route from Bethesda to Corpus Christi will be stationed in a Naval hospital. Roy Jones and son Tommy of Knoxville visited. Flora Maye Beck hosted visits with Geoffrey Beck and family. Brighter notes include church services by Bro. Harold Lentz, Daniel Quartette at the high school, and a light five session to aid digestion and dancing under teacher supervision.
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Irene Hagood
Hatton
Clyde Hagood
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Maryland
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Texas
Naval Hospital
Roy Jones
Tommy
Knoxville
Tennessee
Floyd Boyd
Clarence Christen
Paul Christen
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Roy Smith
Oliver Hall
Mavis
Glenn Reed
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Flora Maye
Geoffrey Beck
Winnie Sue Carpenter
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Clifford Riner
Roy Massey
Mt. Hope
Ann Thompson
Ray Wilson
Norris Ray
Martin Wilson
Mildred
Louise Garrett
Town Creek
Bill Garrett
High School
Daniel
Nina Maye White
Pose
Juke Box Installed at Blair Junior High Gym
Norfolk reports Blair junior high school installs a juke box in the gym for free dancing during lunch period. Grayton Daughtrey, gym instructor, oversees the project and schedules.
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Norfolk, Va
Blair Junior High School
Grayton Daughtrey
Navy Basketball Denied Denver Trip After Navy Reserve Duty
A New Orleans naval armed guard center basketball team captaincy and the Southern A A U title are mentioned along with duty constraints preventing a trip to Denver for a national tournament. Coach Clarence Jarvis used 60 players during the season. Lieut Johnny Siegal leaves Bainbridge Naval Training Station to begin duties as a dentist at Annapolis, hinting at possible Navy roster changes.
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New Orleans Naval Armed Guard Center
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Clarence
Goose) Jarvis
Johnny Siegal
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Bears
Bainbridge, Md
Naval Training Station
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Johnny
Navy
Dickey to Get Army Exams
Atlantic City March 14 Yankee camp reshuffle sees Bill Dickey set for Army medical exams with three Yankee farm system alumni Glenn Collins and Garbark joining tryouts in KC and Newark. Claude Larned of Pleasantville assists.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Bill Dickey
Dickey
Rollie Hemsley
Vienna
Yankees
Kansas City
Newark
Joe Glenn
Bob Collins
Mike Garbark
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George Weiss
Paul Krichell
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Garbark
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White Sox
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Johnny Neun
Ally
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Rip
K. C. Garbark
Weiss-Krichell School
Villanova
Claude Larned
Pleasantville
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