Unclear fragmentary report from wartime era
A damaged OCR fragment describes various players and groups amid a wartime setting, noting reviews, athletes, and announcements. The text is garbled with multiple names and places unreadable, offering little coherent detail beyond general conflict and competition references.
Baseball Leaders Mull Player Shortage and Odds Talk
Pro grid and baseball leaders worry about player material as the 1945 season approaches. Gambling and odds compete with discussions of mergers and league balance, with preseason favorite bets for Browns, Cardinals, and other teams in both leagues. Tournament notes flag upcoming golf meets in Alabama and Georgia, including the Dothan invitational in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Lauamond
Moe
Steeler- Cardinal
Chicago Black Sox
Judge Landis
James J. Carroll
Browns
Cardinals
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Alabama
Georgia
Dothan Country Club
Baseball Leaders Ready To Select Landis' New Commissioner
Major League executives consider candidates to replace the late Landis as commissioner. A two-week window for naming a successor is possible, with Ford Frick and the league presidents to meet and ballot on contenders. Rumored names include Farley, McDevitt, Johnston, Hannegan, Chandler, O Connor, Landis secretary, and Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Jordan
Chicago
Jengos
Keme
Mountan Landis
Ha High
Wil Berridge
American League
Harridge
Ford Frick
National League
Landis
James A. Farley
Charles McDevitt
Philadelphia
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Bob Hannegan
A. B. (Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Leslie M. O'Connor
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Seeing eye dog guides helper through miles to aid dying master
A seeing eye dog led a blind stranger 12 miles through country dirt roads to seek help for Gayle Burlingame of Harrisburg, chief of the State Council for the Blind, who was found dead after flood debris cleanup. The dog initially refused to leave the scene, even when a funeral director arrived.
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York
Gayle Burlingame
Harrisburg
State Council For the Blind
Sunqueharina River
Burlingame
Wrightsville
Pr. A. B. Froover
Haegg Disappointed Over American Tour
Swedish miler Gunder Haegg ends his American tour after three losses and one win, then sails home to Sweden. Jimmy Hefferty of the New York Athletic Club breaks Paavo Nurmi’s Buffalo 20 year old indoor record with a 4:12 mile, while Ed Dugger sets a new American indoor record of 8.3 seconds in the 70 yard hurdles. Tuskegee Institute retains its national women’s AAU team title as other meets and golf events are noted for late April and May.
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Buffalo
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
Gunder the Wonder
Memphis
Jimmy Hefferty
New York Athletic Club
Paavo Nurris
Ed Dugger
Dayton
Ohie
Allan Tolmich
Detroit
New York City
Tuskegee Institute of Alabama
War's Worst Pinch Says Victory Is Near in War Sports
Washington AP reports war wartime restrictions easing as Victory in Europe nears. Byrnes notes travel limits remain due to Japan fight. horse racing to reopen after VE Day. Bay Meadows and Santa Anita plan rapid track resumption. Derby and Preakness hoped later. Durham Open: Byron Nelson wins $1000, extends 2024 success to seven wins in 16 opens.
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Washington
James F. Burner
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Congress
Acon
Japan
Europe
William P. Bkyne
Bay Meadows
Los Angeles Turf Club
California Racing Board
Santa Anita
Marty Marion Signs Contract With Cards
New York AP reports Marty Marion, NL shortstop and MVP last season, ended his holdout with the St Louis Cardinals, receiving a substantial salary boost. Other notes cover Indians, Pirates, Cubs, Braves, Red Sox, White Sox, Browns, Senators, Giants, Dodgers, and Bobby Jones declining to play in Atlanta Iron Lung tournament.
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New York
Marty Marion
Sts. Louisa Cardinals
Marion
Cleveland Indians
Pet Seerey
LaFayette
Ind
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vince DiMaggio
Pirates
Ray Starr
Chicago Cubs
Vanigans
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Tom Nelson
al Javery
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
George Field
St. Louis Browns
Tex Shirley
Washington Senators
Bert Shepard
Senatorea
Norfolk
NTS
New York Giants
Lorengain
Minneapolis
Bill Voiselle
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tommy Brown
Dodgers
Montreal
Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Jones
Pro Football Clubs May Form Combines
Chicago AP reports professional football faces manpower shortages with the NFL possibly trimming to eight clubs next fall through mergers. Talks at the New York league meeting may solidify, with Chicago Bears and Cardinals, Brooklyn and Boston, and Pittsburgh and Philadelphia among combinations discussed as emergency measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Football League
Elmer Layden
Leyden
New York
Layden
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Brooklyn
Boston
Pritttsburgh
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Steeler
NCAA Grid Committee Plans Rules Changes
A two and possibly three day meeting of the NCAA football rules committee opened in New York to discuss proposed playing changes. Chairman Col Willem J Bingham said no announcement would be made until after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Football Rules Committee
NCAA
Willem J. Bingham
Unclear From Fragmentary Local Notice
Fragments mention names Windmut Shoe Cherene Eric Vos Strano Mary Beth Harber and Maris Monte with show titles and dates. References to a late show Saturday and two days later with performers Joe Hall Turhon and Biagistes. Details are incomplete and hard to interpret.
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Batured
Windmut
Cherene Weat
Eric Vos Strano
Mary Beth Harber
Maris Monte
Joe Hall
Turhon
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