Walker Cooper to be released by Navy in April
United Press reports Walker Cooper, veteran catcher, will be released from the Navy in April. The decision clears the way for him to join his club as baseball’s spring training approaches, with potential salary considerations noted. Meanwhile Boston Red Sox noise includes York not reporting to camp amid terms dispute.
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Beas
Sam Breaton
Cardinals
Giants
Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Bruey York
Detroit Tigers
York
Sox
Boston
Bob Barbark
Joe Cronin
Joe Dobson
Rghthander
Intra squad win shields Tay lors at spring drills
The Dodgers held a largely internal victory over the Tay lors while Branch Rickey and Leo Durocher negotiated with holdouts during spring training in Florida. Hal Greng, 18 game winner last season, was signed as talks with Vic Lombardi continued. George Kell reported for work with Connie Mack’s Athletics in West Palm Beach, likely to sign soon. Detroit Tigers opened spring training in Lakeland under Steve O’Neal with Eddie Lake sought as regular shortstop, but not yet signed with the club.
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Lipfy Leo Sanford Fla
Branch Rickey
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Hal Greng
Rickey
Durocher
Vic Lombardi
Connie
Lakeland
Indian veterans plan second U S American Legion post
FORM LEGION POST ALBUQUERQUE New Mexico veterans move to organize an all Indian American Legion post reported as the second of its kind in the United States in Albuquerque New Mexico noting Indian veterans of New Mexico Rubles in the process of formation.
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FORM
Legion Post
Albuquerque
N. M
Indian Veterans of
New Mexico
Kentucky Aces NCAA Bid Quest In SEC Tourney
Kentucky ranked team faces SEC tournament with aim to defend its top seed as winner earns an automatic NCAA bid. LSU looms as likely NCAA entrant if Kentucky wins. Wildcats boast 20–0 regular season, high-scoring records, and four players above 200 points. Auburn stands as opener with Florida receiving a bye in the draw.
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Gay Paufy
Louisville
Kentucky
Wall
Signue
Morrow
New York
Madison Square Garden
Ned Irich
Madon Square Garden
Adolph Rupp
Wabecats
Tuo Kentucky
Kavier
Wallace Jones
Ralph Bread
Jack Tagle
Auburn
Florida
Gators
Van Horn and Kovacs Reach Tennis Finals in Miami Beach
Welby Van Horn of Atlanta plays Frank Kovacs of San Francisco in the Evans Cup final on the Roney Plaza courts. Van Horn upset Fred Perry 6 0 6 3 in the semi, while Kovacs overcame Tilden after dropping the first set.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Welby van Horn
Atlana
Frank Kovacs
San Francisco
Roney Plaza
van Horn
Fred Perry
Kovacs
BM Tilden
Tilden
Vincent Richards
Jack Jotsi
Perry
Lloyd Budge
Martin Buxby
Kavses
Florida Considers Single Female Correctional Home
TALLAHASSEE Fla UP The State Cabinet weighed Governor Caldwell’s request to consolidate female offenders into one state correction institution. He urged quick study and action at next week’s Cabinet meeting. He also proposed a fourth institution for white and Negro offenders to be built in Marion County, replacing the current girls’ industrial school.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Millard Caldwell
New Week
Cabinnet
Caldwell
Marion County
Ex Service Players Show Fitness In Spring Drills
Ex service players return to baseball with strong spring form. Veterans like Phil Rizzuto and Johnny Mize are already in prime shape, while managers such as Mel Ott and Jon McCarthy note the improved work ethic and readiness to reclaim big league roles. Bud Hassett and Owl canning see a trend toward extended careers post war.
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Sby Gayle Talbot
Miami
Fla
Florida
Panama Suns
Jon McCarthy
Yankees
Mel Ott
Giants
Phil Rizzuto
Panama
Buddy Hassett
Shipe
Owl
Granta
Rinba
DiMagein
Ike
Mercer University Tabled Intercollegiate Athletic Proposal
Mercer's board of trustees tabled action on an intercollegiate athletic program after a long open meeting. Students and alumni urged subsidized football with scholarships only. An investigative committee favored competing with non subsidized programs. Coach Bobby Monks warned he would resign if the plan passed.
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Macon
Mercer University
Mercer
Bobby Monks
Hooks
John §. Bell
Atlanta
Bell
Overseas Highway Toll Free Is Goal
The State Board of Administration seeks bids to fund a 12 year attempt to free the Overseas Highway to Key West from Monroe County road and bridge district debt. A proposed takeover would refund 3778.00 in two years and require a 9 percent county share, with no other plan in the county.
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Tallanhasser
Fla
State Board of Administration
Key West
Nn One
Manor County Road
Bridge District
Monroe
Lee
Monroe Court
Morgenthaler Tops Scoring Scramble In Week Shootout
Morgenthaler moves to the lead with 47 points in two games as the AP weekly ranking shows him one point ahead of Hall who has 28 points. Mikan leads in per game average with 28.8, while Kurland and Nolan post strong weeks for Oklahoma A ggies and Georgia Tech respectively.
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New York
Elydoore Moveruihaler
Hall
Fred Lewis
Oklahoma Aggies
Kurland
St Louie University
Jim Nolan
Georgia Tech
State Deer Season Cut By Nine Days
Alabama trimmed its deer hunting season by nine days. The Conservation Department board authorized Director Fen Morgan to set opening on November 20 and closing January 1, shortening the previous January 16 end. The board also urged Gov Sparks to appoint a Haston agent to lead wildlife education in schools.
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Montgomery
Alabama
The
Blaze Conservation Department
Fen Morgan
Chatmroy Sparks
Haslon Jant
Slammin Sam Sets New Course Record in Florida
Slammin Sam Snead set a course record at the PGA National in Trunedin Florida firing six under par 66 in a bench match with Ben Hogan Byron Nelson and Harold Jug McSpaden. Snead and Hogan beat Nelson and McSpaden 4 and 2 before about 5000 fans aiding the PGA rehabilitation fund. Wogan shot 70 Nelson 74 McSpaden 74. The little blue cro is two feet long.
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Trunedin
Fla
Sammy Snead
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Harold
McSpaden
Snead
Hogan
Nelson
PGA
Wogan
Former President Hoover Wins Bone Fishing Prize
Former president Hoover placed first in a bone fishing competition in Miami Metropolitan tournament action. He reportedly landed a 30 pound fish yesterday in the Florida Keys using rod and line aboard a yacht as spectators watched the event unfold.
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Miam
Fia
Hoover
Miami
Florida Keys
Moonlight and Osctus: Naughty and Andrews Bieter
A Tuesday-only catalog entry highlights Naughty and Andrews Bieter in Moonlight and Osctus. The note emphasizes performance details and venue context for the event.
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Io Naughty
Andrews Bieter
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