Sports Roundup from New York AP Dispatch
A chaotic sports roundup recounts boxing bayonet lessons for soldiers, boxing and boxing editors at colleges, pro athletes and veterans. It cites Lysn Doyle of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and notes college editor mishaps, war era apparel, and a few sports figures like Ray Polesy sok, Lieut Cy Kaselman, and Steve Wozniak in military roles.
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Linotyperas
Ray Polesyosk
Marquette Uty
Tha Nevy Hay
Johnny Strezykalek
Cy Kaselman
Philadelphia Sphas
Camp Cuna
Fort Monmouth
N. J
David Zinkoff
Kaselman
Fort Monmouth Columbia
Pie Moe Dubiller
Bob Martens
Steve Wozniak
Naopal
Setters Take All Top Spots In Georgia Field Trials
In Waynesboro Georgia twenty seven of thirty seven dogs entered were Pointers yet Setters swept the Open All Age event. First place went to Hillbright Suzanne a twenty eight pound setter owned by M G Dudley Greenville SC and handled by George Crangle. She made one quail find on the hour run and delivered brilliant work throughout the heat. Rumaon Farm Loch owned by Raymond Hoagland Carterville GA took the place money and also was the runner up.
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Waynesboro
Georgia
Hillbright
Suzanne
M. G. Dudley
Greenville
George Crangle
Rumaon Farm Loch
Raymond Hoagland
Carteraville
Terry Paints Gloomy Picture For Minor Leagues
Former Giants figure Terry warns minor leagues to suspend season to shed debts and wait for better days. He cites Western Association and Piedmont League as unable to operate if travel by train remains, and notes player shortages and travel costs threaten small clubs.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Bul Terry
OAR Ager
Eyaterm Twee
New York Giants
Memphis
Terry
Farmer
Ay Avery
Ana Aw Itia
Western Association
Piedmont League
High School Heads Favor Emphasis Plan
Chicago AP report says high school athletic leaders back emphasis on sports rather than restraint, viewing it as patriotic duty after a wartime survey of 40 states. Officials note transportation and postwar travel will adapt. draft age looms small impact while many schools cut football and travel remains a concern.
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Chicago
H V Porter
National Federation of State
Nevada
Milne
Montana
Michigan
Automobiles
Rovapte
Tim
Radio Programs Schedule From a Historical Broadcast Page
A dense OCR listing shows a full day’s radio lineup with numerous programs, times, and performers. It references AP News, Devotional segments, music orchestras, and variety shows, ending with a statistic about Panama Canal trivers from the Atlantic in normal times.
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Panama Canal
Pa Atic
Atlantic
Giants Yankees Dodgers Feud Over Exhibition Schedule
The New York Giants challenge a six game spring exhibition plan by the Yankees and Dodgers, arguing a time-honored rotation would be violated by three games at Ebbets Field and three at Yankee Stadium. Giants seek to finish in New York and may file with Commissioner Landis while the Yankees and Dodgers weigh their response.
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Austin Bealmear
NEW York
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Sod
Yankees
Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Edward G Barrow
Yanks
Ebbets Field
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grands
Wangton Senators
Stoneham
KMM Candis
Leo Bondy
Egking
Ford Frick
National League
Eddie Biannick
Thiyie
Gong Toy
Nevally
Durocher Ordered to Report for Draft Exam
Brooklyn Dodgers president Branch Rickey says the team must face the draft with Lee Durocher facing a physical exam. Durocher, thirty eight next July, is at Mayo Clinic for checks and will report on return to St Louis if he passes. Rickey notes Dodgers may have 31 players in camp and warns war-time rosters shrink minor leagues and farm systems.
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New York
Lee Durocher
Miter
Pete Reiser
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
de Jonger Ua
Durocher
Draft Board
Rickey
Codl
Dodgers
Mayo Clinic
Bt Lous
Iislummer
Phils
Dials Walker
Sperry Gyroscope Company
Walker
Confused Cager Pulls Boneheades In Game
Bainbridge Air Field athletic department remains vigilant as Lt Walter Bush enforces Wrong Way Corrigas amid an officers versus Squadron game. NYU alumnus ex New York University athlete St Bush leads a mixed team while Rickey waivers on manager decisions.
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Bainbridge
Bainbridge Air Field
Walter Bush
St. Bush
New York University
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