Indiana Spring Training Colony Moves Near IU Campus
Indiana hosts spring training plans as teams including White Sox Cubs Tigers Millers Reds and Indians eye Indiana University facilities in Terre Haute Evansville and Indianapolis. A shared field house and campus access are key incentives with University officials weighing the deal amid Dodgers hesitation.
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Amateur boxing and war era sports mix in New York roundup
The New York sports roundup notes Golden Gloves tournaments paused by war yet many service men and civilians push for boxing through newspaper sponsored events. It highlights service men tourneys, War Bonds prizes, and entrants like Cam Davis and Fort Bragg teams, plus quotes on mud and bowl-like college spirit and several military figures in athletic roles.
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EN TUNE WITH THE TIMES The Raleigh 1843 variation
The Raleigh Times article notes a 1843 variation in tone and style, highlighting how contemporary reporting mirrors or diverges from earlier newspaper conventions. It discusses editorial choices and shifts in language, reflecting historical media evolution.
Miami War Time Ration Shrinks Gay Racing Crowd
In Miami area the Hialeah track and Trop ical Park closed amid wartime curbs. Pleasure driving banned, crowds vanished, and fashionable patronage shifted to khaki and Navy uniforms. Nightlife dimmed, gambling and entertainment limited, with many venues operating under wartime restrictions.
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Giants to train at Lakewood amid fort two miles from estate
In New York the Giants announced spring training at Lakewood New Jersey the site used since 1895 with a new twist a diamond laid on a fairway and a pastime on the private walls of a late magnate. The Lakewood plan includes a two mile corridor between the Rockefeller estate and players hotel with horns and a tail-ha.
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Holiday the Michigan star eyes backstroke records
Michigan coach Matt Mann touts sophomore Harry Holiday as a future backstroke great. Holiday swam 100 yards in 57.7 seconds in an exhibition, nearly matching world and NCAA marks, signaling a potential era of dominance in backstroke and freestyle events.
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Bowlers Vie For 4000 Prize In National Event
The Petersen individual event opens Jan 23 with a top entry record of 800 set in 1940. Archer A Skaref of Mavisville, a Navy Seabee, participates among entrants from across the nation.
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Dothan High to Launch Basketball Season
Coach W D Hewes of Dothan High announced the Tigers would start basketball after school hours, with a Jan 26 home opener against Enterprise. Home games set for 3:30 pm, two games already arranged, and the team seeks additional engagements.
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Hutson Unanimous Choice For Pros
CHICAGO AP The Chicago Bears placed five players on the NFL all star team chosen by a writers committee with Don Hutson the only unanimous pick Hutson paired with Corie Isbell on the Packers this year first team reveals Fortmann Thinet Artee Luckman Famighetti also honored Second team includes Schwartz Wilson Adame Kinard Matheson Goldenberg Cherundale Baugh Condit Marian Farkas and more Details reflect era rosters and selections by position
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Rookie Hit .833 Before Rat Crossed His Path
New York NEA report says Hal Peck, traded to Brooklyn last September, had 185 base hits and a .233 average for Milwaukee when a rat crossed his hotel suite. He shot two toes off his left foot while trying to kill the rodent, a stunt that may affect his Dodger status and Army induction. Two young children reportedly witnessed the incident.
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Unity Of Boxing Officials Would Improve Ring Governance
A Paterson columnist urges unified national boxing control to end state bickering, reduce conflicts, and raise sport integrity. He cites champions from multiple states, praises the National Boxing Association, and argues cooperation over federal rules would boost boxing quality and fairness nationwide.
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Cards Farm System Bites Parent Hand
The Cardinals farm system posts losses despite a strong season for the parent club winning the Nations League pennant and the World Series. Only Columbus in the American Association remained profitable, with most affiliates operating at a loss across leagues and cities.
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