Major League Baseball Opens Season With High Hopes
The baseball season begins Tuesday amid wartime constraints and optimism for a strong year. Star names like Dodger Doerr and Reds McKechnie headline rosters as teams shape up under scarcity while managers reshuffle lineups and hopefuls seek big league spots.
Fame winner in Syracuse replaces Lonnie Frey and others
A dense, oddly garbled 1940s style recap lists multiple players by team across the American Leagues and National League. It mentions replacements, comebacks, and unsettled infields and outfields, with notes on pitching strength and notable names such as Eddie Siler Frank WiComick Paul Derrin ker and Spud Chandler in various lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Wendy Williams
Lonnie Frey
Ric
Crusett
Steve Mesrer
Eddie Siler
Frank WiComick
Eric Tipean
G. Walker
Pittsburgh — Pirates
Fiat
Addihina
Rahe Dadigrer Roes
P31
Elbia Flender
Lee Kindier
Hneman Ellioit Fn
Guatin
Gould
Don Johnson
Mull Schuster
Tony York
Paul Derrinker
Henry Wyae
Brooklyn Dodzera
Augie Galan
Jaz Olivin
Diane Walker
Reing
Whit Wyatt
Chit
Davin
Hal Greer
Rube Melvin
Ron Nothey
Dick Barrett
al Gerier
Rost
Farr
Strongeer
al Travers
Nata Andrews
Chiles
Barrett
New York
Spud Chandler
Kanham
Hemsley
Hare
Charley Kelle
Bill
Johnson Pill
Dickey
Washington
Kn Helball
Dutea Leonard
Roger Woods
Tohn Nigeeling
Wickey Haefner
Thiet Verreil
Ain
Good Sharpe
Stim Spence
Ade
Wallop
Candaa Mtching
Orvar Greve
Dietrich Thorn
Tas
Fa Tapat
Baseball Gets OK From White House
Washington AP reports wartime baseball won official sanction as President Roosevelt, spending time down south, sends a message via Stephen Barry that baseball should continue. Commissioner Griffith plans opening day passes, with Vice President Wallace handling the ceremonial first pitch for Washington and Philadelphia games. Government plans radio broadcasts of five overseas games weekly to boost morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Eaton
Pargerk
White House
Jragners
Douds Eaperien
Seawe
Rookes
Abner Doubleday Lom
Washington
Armed Services
Roosevelt
Stephen Barry
Bagehall
Early
Clerk Grffith
Washington Ball Club
Griffith
Wallace
Philadelphia
Mr. Roosevelt
Pearl Harton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bochs
George Casa
Cooper Boy
Bis
Michelesa
Greg Clarke
Ea Musch
St Leule -- Latte
Serven
Tilly Southworth
Salt
Mort
Walker Cooper
Max Lanier
Harry Gumbert
Stan Mur
Danny Litwhiler
Louvein
Verban
Columbus
Cincinnati
Wile Roll McKechnie
Hart
Johnny Vandermerr
Jos Roses
Elmer Riddle
Bucky Walterf
Tom Nelacraz
Brown Service
Ward-Wilson, Inc
Seare
Sears
America
Main St
Roadon
Emmett Oneill
Judd
Terry
George Woods
Cleveland
Hig Quertion
Mel Harder
Allie Feynolda
Vern Kinnedy
al Smith
Ed Kileman
Jim Grant
Ray Mack
Jeff Heath
Detroit
Hal Newhouwer
Yusty Trout
Frank Overm
cool +F
Rudy York
Jim Outlaw
Dor Ross
Roger Cramer
Connia Mack
Georgi Kel
Burgeo
Tew Fuck
Ed Busch
Elwood Wheiton
Frankin Hayes
Don Tack
Russ Christopher
Bobo Newsom
Jense Flores
Lumon Herrin
Bleck
Harris
Dark Horne
St Louis
George McQuinn
Pon Gutteridge
Vern Stephens
Ellis Clary
Chet
Laahs
Falr
Alreal
Grogan
Standard Radio Service
Fersal Comcrete Pipe CO
SE Anohs
New York Laboratory
N. Oates St
Synjphonic Acousticon
the & Acredicon
Galina Ration Ration
D. M. Patton
Dothan Roofing & Heating Co
J. E. Saliba
Fred Herring
City Hall
Cas en_Avtomatisifoed
Hart Schaffner
Mart Seeaffoane
Rockingham
Blumberg
Manhattan and
Arrow
Avenue and Steteen