Red Army Rumor Circulates In Soccer Talk
AP rounds up sport snippets from New York with chatter on the Red Army schedule rumor, Aggies basketball bid, and Spring training notes. Also includes notes on Tim Cohane, Chuck Ward, Frank Hyde era prep hoops, pole vaulter Cornelius Warmedam, and coach Oscar Guntafson’s Air Force role.
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Quail Hunt Will Close After Today
Quail hunting ends today at the 1044 national championship in Pinehurst North Carolina as judges consider a second series. Transportation delays kept expected dogs from Mississippi from arriving shrinking the field from 30 or more to 18. Tomahawk Dan owned by Ernest Meate of Richmond performed strongest with four finals. our Congersman owned by Fred Clarkson of New York found one covey.
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Fred Clarkson
New York
Jim Trexler Passes Navy Examinations
Richmond's pitcher Jim Trexler passed his induction examination and will report to the Navy this year. The 4 portside veteran, married with two children, had a 1044 contract with the Boston Braves but did not sign. He sought a higher salary and bonus after prior stints with Atlanta, Little Rock, and Indianapolis.
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White Sox Seek Talent Across Unseen Areas
Chicago White Sox scouts widen talent search with John Harvey of St. John New Brunswick as their latest recruit. The 71 year old pitcher joins 38 other players selected for 1944 duty, comprising 17 pitchers, nine infielders, nine outfielders, and four catchers.
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Chicago White Sox
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Bradley threatens to disband Indians over low class baseball
Cleveland club boss Alva Bradley warns he will close the park if high quality baseball cannot be provided this season. He decries walkishift lineups and argues the majors may start but may not finish, predicting less optimism among owners as winter wears on.
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Alva Bradley
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Hogan Predicts Golf Purses of 50 000 After War
In Fort Worth Texas AP Ben Hogan predicts postwar golf purses of fifty thousand dollars with more players and advertising money fueling growth. He expects fewer carnival style events and a return to restrained tournaments like the Masters begun by Bobby Jones at Augusta.
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Gruffies to Oppose 98th Division Team on Napier Court
Gruffies prepared to face the 98th Division quintet at Napier Field on Friday night marking their fifteenth win of the season. A prior meeting saw the Gruffies edge Camp Rucker Post Varsity 4 to something as a benefit for the Infantile Paralysis Fund, with Napier trailing early but reversing to take a 10 to 3 first-quarter lead before Gruffies rallied.
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Tinker Of Triple Play Fame In Orlando Hospital
Historic figure Joe Tinker famed for the double play with Evers and Chance is reported in poor condition at Orlando's Orange General Hospital. He entered the hospital after influenza worsened by heart disease and diabetes, with oxygen support as doctors described. Six days earlier he had begun to worsen before entering the Westside hospital.
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Gruffies Rally Behind Strong Scoring Trio
In a period dominated by Heres Smita Buckholz and Tiasevic, the Gruffies gained points from 12 of their clubs as White and Tulsa Querg steered both teams in scoring with 11 points apiece. Smith and Buckholz each tallied 11 for the Gruffies.
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Mass Boxing Tournament To Be Held In Africa By Allied Forces
Allied Headquarters Giers Africa announces six day boxing event from February 1 to 6 19 featuring finalists from over 1 007 allied weather pushers and American fighters to contest amateur and professional boxing championships in North Africa theater. British 240 and French about 50 boxers join Greek and Arab athletes camouflaged under foreign colors with Jack Sharkey among entrants.
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North Afeia
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