Sports Roundup New York AP Mixed Dodger Rumors
A chaotic round of sports notes from New York touches Dodgers rumors with Mickey Owen and Borougo Hall, Navy mile relay at Columbia, Roy Holceder retirement, Mac Warmaness boxing misadventure, and Bainbridge Navy football injuries. Also mentions Lou Now and Joe Tous, plus Keesler Field bowling plans.
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New York
Branta Hickey
Dodgers
Iba
Mickey Owen
Borougo Hall
Greg Hice
Mac Warmaness
Joe Louis
Max
Lew Dainoch
ES Levy
Newari
Fasmer
Wuibe
Bom Brumby
Pacific
Bee
Harry Marksons
Lou
Joe Tous
Yankee Garden 1-A shuffle linked to Weatherly report
Ambiguous 1940s era notes discuss potential outfield reshuffles involving Yankee Garden and Weatherly with various rookies and players from Newark and Kansas City. Mentions Johnson, Levy, Derry, and others as possible moves as team administration weighs service and roster changes amid uncertain futures and camp conditions.
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NEW York
New York Yankee
Keller
van Hoy
Maree Joe McCarthy
Johnon Lindell
Metheney
Tuck Stainbsck
Rouker
Newark
Kansas City
Fd Levy
Beare
Russ Derry
Missouri
Al‘natton
Augusta
Bull Johnson
Johnson
Camp Gordon
Yanks
Cage Official Sets 3 Simple Rules for Officials
An Atlanta text from AP reports veteran basketball referee Chest describes three rules: catch the spirit and play hard with athletes, give fans a good show, and stay fair and anonymous instead of boasting. He recounts coaching insights from Southern Coach and Athlete and a Nashville tournament scene with Herman Jackson aiding in calls. A separate note mentions Private Harold Radanslenen losing his hillfold in furlough and a three month old puppy finding its way home via a feral produce house.
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Maximium
Chest
Nashville
Herman Jackson
Mitchell
Harold Radanslenen
Miss Row Advances To Golf Semi Finals
In Miami Florida AP Jeanne Cline of Bloomington HL amateur Yanced to a semi final against Marjorie Row Michigan State champion now in Anniston Alabama. Row defeated Dorothy Kir of Atlanta 5 and 3 then beat Georgia Ta imter of Fargo NC 4 and 2. Ch ine a Rollins College student beat Mrs Thomas Nolan 4 and 2 to reach semis with Miss Row while Mrs George E Wilcox Jr of Miami beat T G Pray of Washington in extra holes and Mrs Fuller beat Mary Tane Wilson 2 and 1
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Miami
Fla
Jeanne Cline
Bloomington
Helen Lee Doherty
Marjorie Row
Michigan
Anniston
Ala
Miss Row
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Georgia Taimter
Fargo
Miss Chine
Rollins College
Thomas Nolan
Newcastle
George E Wilcox, Jr
Frank Fuller
Coral Gables
Wilcox
It. G Pray
Washington
Fuller
Mary Tane Wilson
Providence
R J
Buddy Baer Plans To Retire To Ranch
Buddy Baer former heavyweight hopeful plans retirement to a California ranch as a cable sand poster. He is a staff sergeant in the Army PT program recovering from a neck injury from a 1941 auto crash. Baer and brother Max joined the Army before enlistments ended and are active in morale boosting duties.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Buddy Baer
Army
Buddy
Reams Hospital
Max Raet
California
Joe Touls
Brother Max
Air Services Command
Patterson Field
Fairfield
Ohio
Bears star Clark Slocomb set for Navy service after season
CHICAGO AP The Bears’ Harry Slocomb, star ground gainer, has taken the Naval Training Corps exam for possible Navy entry. If accepted, he would join two former Bears, McAfee and Maanicki, as prior ground gain leaders to enter service. In the Geneva county title game Hartford fivedropped 37 to 50 as Darby and Enfia led Chicago Red Troops with Slocomb scoring 37 and sustaining a cut over an eye but playing on.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Navy
Harty Clark
Naval Training Corps
Clark
Beare
George McAfee
Frank Maanicki
Blocomb
Macom Darby
Enfinger
Slocom
C. Enfia
McSpaden Notified To Report For Army Physical
Golter Harold McSpaden disclosed that his Philadelphia draft board ordered him to report February 10 for an Army physical. The Los Angeles Open champion said he will play in a Bing Crosby charity tournament this weekend but must cancel a San Antonio appearance.
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Los Angeles
Golter Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Philadelphia
McSpaden
Bing Crosby
San Antonio
Tex
Galaxy Of Kegling Stars Vie For Prizes
CHICAGO AP. Bowling season opens with a galaxy of male and female stars in classic events for big league money. Prizes exceed 35,000 with Petersen classic top prizes of 5100, 2500, and 1000. Charley Boehm tops 1564 but may not win. Women total 168 entrants for 2250 in purses led by 750 first prize. De Vito events offer 1600 first prize.
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Chicago
McOrera
Namie
Petersen
Charley Boehm
Highland Park
Mich
Dominick de Vito
de Vito
Expert's Bridge Not So Expert
The article recounts a red force corporal in Tennessee who boasted of his Army engineers training and promised safety as his squad tested a bridge. The structure collapsed with him midway, highlighting a fatal failure of the improvised crossing.
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Second Army
Tennessee
Red Force
Army Engineers
Local embered list hints at naval battles and players
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names like Darby Kafiinger Kally Btoles Hall and P Baresa Hartferd amid scattered terms. It references 272 battleships and Harbor the Uades States, but details are unclear. The fragment reads like a sports roster fused with naval terms, needing a full source to clarify.
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Azuky
S¢ Navy
Wulowens
Columba U
A.U
Roy Holceder
North Carolina
Res
Roy
Bainbridge Navad
Norfolk NT
Hallambart
Ricech
Commandos
Moose Lightnings
Foster
Yankee Garden
Jengne
Binghamton
Maron
Don Savage
Johnann
Weatherly
Turkey
G. J. Joes
MR. A.D.” Williams
Pany
Graceville
A. L. Jones
The
Geneva County Motor Company
L. H. French
Seah Williams
J. J. Jones
Graceville, Florida
Billy
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Billy Southworth
Major Billy
Germany
Ellsworth Vines
and Roet
Champ
Bears
Harry Clark
Slocomb
Ecocomb High School
Topa
Hartford
Draft Board
Galaxy of Kegling
Martin
Grant
John Garfield
Tokyo
Fridat Allan Jones
Evelyn Ankers
Mr. Smith
Bosd
John Hubbard
Rute Quigley
Alles Faye
Carmen Miranda
Phil Baker
Benny Goodtman
Roddy McDowall
Lassa
Alabama
Geo
Raft
Ida Lupino
Busters
Kid Dyna
Montgomery
Annabella
Romber
al Paares
Tal
Suller
Sefoce
Uades
Geick Barvins
Frank Jones
Dethee
Drag—Esom
J. L. Harris Roofing Co
Eve
Cary Grant
Warner Bros
Allan
and Evelyn Ankers
Billie Burke
Orc
Balte
Elmer
Sunset Pass
John Paul Revere
Bruce
Smiley
Burnett
Kellogg
Jean
Parker
Mart Maai
Davee
Eastside Kids