Toledo Bowler Al Dingiewicz Shatters Local Records
Sgt Al Dingiewicz of Camp Rucker Co D 2nd Bn is hailed as the top bowler in the Wiregrass area after a perfect 300 game in his native Toledo. The 24 year old blond non com has a 200 average, a 258 high single and a 667 three string total, with notable foes Hank Marino and Billy Sixty. He formerly worked at Braklin Bowling House and Whigs Overland Company before joining the Army.
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Toledo
Ohio
Sgt
al Din- Giewies
Guadalcanal
Ashes
Hank Marino
Billy Sixty
Braklin Bowling House
Maryland Furs
Irv Pollick
Diugtewicz
Rucker
Hoe Hag
Whigs Overland Company
Sports Roundup Tosses Of Facts From Shores To Shores
AP notes include Detroit Lions coach Gus Doreis inviting college coaches to forward players in good condition. Dutch Warmerdam shows his vaulting history and Piedmont highs, while Les Webber reports abundant quail near his California booth. North Carolina colleges plan basketball doublheaders. George Washington books them. Australian trainer Roscoe Goose Trom reports Auction, a horse with a 184 pound track record. Jimmy Erving, Cleveland heavyweight, pursues piano ambitions. Lou Nova buys El Coamic Rancho in Encino. Marine service ties surface with Barney Ross and Sonny Boy Walker earning promotions. Other Guadalcanal veterans listed include Joe Temes and Jackie Carter.
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New York
Gus Doreis
Detroit Lions
College
Detroit
Dutch Warmerdam
Navy
Henry T. Anderson
Warmerdam
Piedmont
Calif
Dodger
Les Webber
California
North Carolina
George’ Washington
Roscoe Goose
Australia
Bob Freeman
Barney Ross
Guadalcanal
Sonny Boy Walker
San Diego
Cality
Joe Temes
Freddie Miller
Petey Marson
Jackie Carter
The
Marine Engineers
Henry Armatrong
Harry Grayson
NEA
Tom
Mauriello
Joe Leulg
Mauello Gang
Bronx
Tex Rickard
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Lee Savold
Bivins
Bivina
Madison Square Guigen
Manuello
Mautiello
Inia
Low Nova
Look
Tam
Pasta Farzella
Spaghetti
Pani Whiteman
Nagit Bivins
Bivims
Bina
Joe Sedley
Tye
Fen
Biving
Maurielio
Tami
Anton Chriatofoundis
Mike Jacobs
Tami Mauriello
Two Giants Lose Mize and Leiber To Draft Pressure
The New York Giants face first base instability as Johnny Mize is classified I A and Hank Leiber retires to a chicken farm. Giants delay major moves, hoping Mike will pass a physical while Babe Young remains in service and first baseman vacancy persists amid wartime draft uncertainty.
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Hank Leiber
Chicken Farm
Juduon Bailey
NEW York
Bony Mous
New York Giants
Mae
Johnny Mize
Big &T
Laculs Coulter
Giants
Cardinals
Me Ort
Mise
Leiber
Babe Young
Young
Mike
Blind Wrestler Seeks Mat Title in Intercollegiate Tourney
PHILADELPHIA AP. University of Pennsylvania wrestler Samson, a blind athlete, enters the 30th annual intercollegiate wrestling tourney to challenge top heavies from nine major colleges. Barkovich, a 128-pound freshman with limited vision, aims to prove vision is not a prerequisite to wrestling success. He hopes to become a physical instructor and coach despite his disability.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsvani
Samson
Fred Harkovsch
Easierntercollegiste
Bem
Bob Allman
Barkovitch
Overbrook School
Wilkes Barre
Calumet Horses Headed to Oaklawn for Wave Derby Bid
Calumet Farm plans send Ocean Wave and 10 others to Oaklawn Park for the March 27 Arkansas Derby as a prep for the Kentucky Derby. Ben Jones leads the effort with Warren Wright’s silks to be carried, Ocean Wave possibly racing beforehand, while a second group remains in Miami awaiting assignment and Louisville racing.
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Fred Hayden
New Orleans
Ocean Wave
Whirlaway
Calumet Farm
Hot Springs
Warren Wright
Oaklawn Park
Ben Jones
Oaklawn
Ben
Jimmy
Calumet
Miami
Kentucky
Louisville
Hen
Wiidlaway
Pimilco
Mexican Scrapper Ortiz Wins Bantam Crown in Oakland
Manuel Ortiz, the El Centro, Calif., challenger, decisively defeated Lon Salica in the 14th round to claim the world bantamweight title. Ortiz dominated from the start, delivering a brutal body and face assault as Salica endured a late knockdown and a nine count before the referee stopped the fight.
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Oakland
Calif
Manuel Ortiz
Lon Salica
Litte
Mearcan
el Centre
Brooklyn
Ortiz
Salica
Hollywood
New York State Athletic Commission
National Boxing Association
Sulica
Allca
Ortis
Aalica
Elegilg
Fighter Satica Fares Poorly in First Knockout Loss
The fighter Satica suffered the first knockout defeat of his professional career, marking a milestone in his boxing record and signaling a tense chapter ahead for his bout history.
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Satica
Armstrong Comeback Sparks Boxing Hype in 1943
Former boxing champion Armstrong, aged 24 after 14 months retirement, begins a ring comeback in New York on April 2 facing Fritzi Zivic. Promoters and ringsiders praise his punching power while weighing doubts about his eyesight and referee opinions.
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Russ Newland
SAN Francisco
Hammerin
Henory Armstrong
Armstrong
Dack March
Fritzi Zivic
Beau Jack
New York
Tippy Larkin
Larkin
Angelo Pucet
George Moore
Agka
Congress
Willie Joyce
Los Angeles
Joyce
Bel
Senior Golf Meet In Quarter Finals
Howard O Boen of Grand Rapids Michigan defeated W H Linkroum of Hackensack New Jersey to reach the quarter finals opposite N A Burgess of New York City. Defending champion Raleigh W Lee of Columbus Ohio meets Frank W Sampson of Atlanta. Other pairings include H B Lovell versus W J Dodge and Laurence Carpenter versus Fred L Riggin.
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Sebring
Fla
Howard O'Boen
Grand Rapids
Mich
W. H. Linkroum
Hackensack
N. J
N. A. Burgess
New York City
Raleigh W. Lee
Columbus
Ohio
Frank W. Sampson
Atlanta
H. B. Lovell
Cambridge
Masa
W. J. Dodge
Syosset
Laurence Carpenter
South Orange
N. J. Va
Fred L. Riggin
Port Huron
District Champé Assemble For State Basketball Tourney
Alabama 16 top high school teams gather at Foster Auditorium on the University of Alabama campus for first round draw and tournament ceremonies. Sellers Stough of Birmingham will oversee the drawing, co sponsors include the Tuscaloosa Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Foster Auitorium
University of Alabama
Sellers Stough
Birmingham
University
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