Giants Holdout Rumors Hubbub At Edie Brunnick Office
In New York the Giants discuss spring plans and salary uncertainty as reporters trail Eddie Brannick and Branch Rickey’s circle. Talks touch on early training, potential trades with Newark and Kansas City, and which players may join the camp at Lakewood. No firm announcements yet.
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Father And Son Are Rival Coaches
AP feature profiles a Miami area father and son who join high schools as coaches. Papa Eck Erdiltz moves from Oshkosh Wisconsin to Andrew Jackson High as basketball coach and athletic staff member while Ben Dick, 22, arrives as assistant athletic director and Edison High coach. Dick is a standout Northwestern football and baseball player aiming for the Army Air Corps as an aerial photographer before coaching.
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Cubs Get Veteran Pitcher Paul Derringer In Trade
The Chicago Cubs acquired veteran right handed pitcher Paul Derringer from Cincinnati in a cash deal reportedly around 15000 dollars. Derringer, 36, has 22 major league seasons and will join a staff needing experienced arms as several left handed regulars have gone to military service. He went 10 and 11 with a 3.08 ERA in 29 games last season and is expected to bolster Chicago’s 1942 title bid.
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Hutson Again Gets Top Player Award
CHICAGO AP Don Hutson former Alabama great has been named the National Football League's Most Valuable Player for the second consecutive year announced by Commissioner Elmer Layden. Hutson becomes the first man to receive the Joe F Carr award twice. Bill Dudley, former Penn State star and last season's prize rookie, was second in balloting while Sammy Baugh, ace Washington Redskins passer, was third.
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Travel Curb Cuts Nags Vacations
New York report notes 300 horses in training at three Long Island tracks with expectancy of expansion. Horsemen seek permanent staff to sustain season and dodge potential shipment bans on thoroughbreds. Many owners plan to curtail winter vacations, shipping bang e tills to courses immediately as farms wind down.
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South Carolina Fish Diversity Near Coastal Waters
About 160 species of salt water fish, 20 edible, inhabit South Carolina coastal waters. The state also hosts 70 species of freshwater fish, with 22 edible varieties.
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Allie Stolz Poised For Garden Bout With Pep LaGuardia
New York report previews Friday night Madison Square Garden ten round lightweight clash between Allie Stolz and Pep LaGuardia. Stolz, a Newark stylist, emphasizes mental edge as key to success while facing a rugged test after past near-misses against Baer, Goldstein, Sadzo, Tygh, Angott, and Beau Jack.
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Pirates Hope Geary Leads 1943 Pennant Push
The Pirates count on Huck Geary to rebound for a bigger season as they rebuild around him and Frank Frisch. Key holdovers include Rip Sewell, Bob Klinger, Luke Hamlin, and Alf Anderson, with new arrivals from Toronto and Albany shaping a hopeful spring training.
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Louis Calls Robinson Road Tough Ahead Of Title Fight
AP report from New York notes heavyweight champion Joe Louis phoning promoter Mika Jecoba from Fort Riley to warn Mike about a February 19 Madison Square Garden show pairing Ray Robinson with California Jack Wilson. Louis insists Robinson faces the toughest test yet.
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Runner Venzke Back For 14th Year
Gene Venze announces he will start in the half mile at the Millrose Games in New York on February 6. This is Venzke’s 14th year in competition. He previously won the Metropolitan AA A 1000 and captured Millrose and Chicago 1000 yard events, though he was edged at the tape in Millrose and given an extra lap in Chicago. He now works as a machinist making guns in Reading from 3 to 11 p.m.
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Underground Treasure and Misinformation From Unknown Source
A garbled report claims London underground safes hold over two billion dollars in gold silver notes and art. It asserts two planets Jupiter and Briarn have nine satellites and that 42 pilots made up a 1820 aviation group of the U S Marines.
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Beare predicts sports cutbacks at Navy Pier amid war effort
Beare, the athletic officer at Chicago's Navy Pier, warns that by next year college and professional rowers will be depleted leaving civilians and war workers without competitive sports, as the athletic end of combat training shifts to moral concerns and public attractions.
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Tiger Cagers Prep For Vicksburg Five After Losing Opener
Dothan high school boys basketball lost 37 to 26 to Enterprise and study the film for Vicksburg. Coach Rip Hewes says the team built toward the next game with hard practice after a tight opener. The Tigers show grit and expect to challenge Vicksburg on the court tomorrow.
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