Roundup of Postwar Baseball Plans and Local Ownership Debate
New York reports ponderings on baseball's postwar organization as committee members and executives discuss minor leagues and ownership strategies. Names like Earl Mann and Charley Graham surface as examples of successful club management, while critics flag chain systems as flawed yet potentially efficient for talent and operations.
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Isterna Dome
Langue
Earl Mann
Mia Kelley
Jack, Duan
Charley Grahem
Tse
Problems Resetting Golf Seen By USGA President Officials Say
Golf faces a tough year, says USGA officers who note wartime strain on incomes yet emphasize the game can aid players and clubs nationwide. They urge reestablishing leagues to serve returning players, promote interest in golf generally, and rely on major clubs tied to leagues to lead recovery and growth.
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USGA
Morton G. Bocle
New York
United States Golf
Beakes
Bramham
National Association
Bageba
Golf clubs aid veterans via jobs and Red Cross drive
The article urges clubs to hire veterans for maintenance and clerical work, fund a ball and club drive for the armed forces, and hold benefit tournaments. It notes fuel shortages and seed/fertilizer limits affecting operations, and mentions Brazil's 10,000 charcoal powered vehicles in Sao Paulo.
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Red Crosse
Frank Strafael
Australia
Red Crom
Red Cross
National War
Golf
Cuba
Pos
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Yankees Ship Levy To Atlantic City
New York Yankee Levy, who switched to first base last spring, will be given a tryout in Atlantic City this spring. Front office indicated Spud Cradley, expected to be called soon for an Army physical at Moultrie, Ga, is the star pitcher involved in the trade.
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New York
Ea Levy
Atlantic City
Spud
Moultrie
Lookouts Aim to Bring Back Olson as Manager
CHATTANOOGA Tennessee AP indications point to Bohai Olson returning as manager of the Chattanooga Lookouts when the Southern Association club opens spring training April 11 at Engel Stadium. President J L Engel announced the date but said no decision had been made on a keeper.
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Boaihy Olson
Southern Association
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Austin
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Miami
Hoppe Holds 122 Point Lead Over Cochran
The veteran sup defeated his opponent in a high profile race, maintaining a substantial lead as the day progressed. Details are unclear due to partial text but indicate Hoppe's dominant position and ongoing count.
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Cochran
Wesker Cucytan
San Fran
Pusat Mata
Supe
Marshall Wins Crown In Bout With Bolden
In Cleveland Lloyd Marehall defeats Bolden to claim the crown, earning a future bout with Jake Lamotta. Marehall weighed 168 14 pounds, outpointing Bolden as the arena crowd watched. The event added $13,194 in gate revenue and featured matchmaker plans for Beau Jack in Cleveland.
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Yomie
Lapalgai
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Joltin
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Anton Christoforldja
Curtis Sheppard
Exxord Charles
Jimmy Bivins
Rax Vegezine
Barehell
Merahall
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Aking
Vander Meer Placed In 1 A Group
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Johnny Vander Meer, reclassified to 1 A, leaves Newark for New York for X ray tests and four hour observation. He reported to the Newark Induction station and will undergo medical examinations. Vander Meer, of Wyckoff, is married with a daughter born after Pearl Harbor and works for Curtiss Wright in Clinton. The U S Office of Education expects to train 4 465 000 citizens for war jobs this fiscal year.
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N. Z
Johnny Vander Maer
New York
Cincinnati Rede
Vander Meer
Wyekort
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Office of Education
United States
Florida Coach Scouting For Grid Material
Florida coach surveys potential grid material as prospects for a strong team. Aided by athletic officials, the search focuses on players with size and skill, aiming to build a balanced roster for upcoming competitions.
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