Golf Echoes From Sailor Sam Snead Victory
AP reports on Sam Snead’s recent win with two 67s and notes from golf teacher Ernest Jones on swing feel after wartime injury. Other items mention Haegg’s travel plans, Oklahoma Aggies wrestling, Armstrong’s gate totals, Dodgers at West Point, and scattered sports chatter from the New York roundups.
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Dodgers Lift Medwick From Doghouse In Camp Report
Dodgers trainer notes Medwick’s improved morale after a rough season end. Morrison, Owen, and Camielky occupy key perches as camp practice continues under sunny conditions. The lineup remains unsettled with several players aiming for clear roles.
Turf Confabs Turn Up Racing Program For Three Tracks
Harold Claassen reports multiple racing bodies propose a three track charity meet with a tentative three day Bay Meadows program, Oriental Park in Havana, and Agua Caliente in Mexico. California Racing Board chair Jerry Giesler announced an improvised weekend plan after a Washington conference with Rubber Director Jeffers. A San Francisco public meeting will decide Bay Meadows’ operation.
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Contugen
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Wirf Travernity
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Bay Meadows
Oriental Park
Havana
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Jerry Giesler
California Racing Board
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William M. Jeffers
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United States
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Napier Bowlers Trim Moultrie Air Base
Napier Field bowling team defeated Spence Field 2460 to 2440 at Stoulurie Georgia last saturday night led by Master Sergeant Stinson with a 223 high in a single game Pfc Oresick added 248 and Py Poige 205 for the losers Napier tally was 2560 besting Spence by two pins after their earlier upset in Napier Yield alleys the two teams plan a third match soon.
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Victory Loop Formed By Sally League Men
Victory Loop, formed by Sally League men in Augusta, plans an April 25 start. Led by interim head Dre EM Wildes, the circuit borrows South Atlantic League rules and by-laws, with backing from General Hospital Daniel Field Camp, Augusta Arsenal, and other local authorities.
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EM. Wildes
Fiouis Represe & Oniver
Daniel Field
Troy Agnew
Atmruhta Basebaih
Miss Kirby Paired With Miss Hotchkiss at Pinehurst
In the opening round of the 41st North and South women's golf championship at Pinehurst Doro Kirby of Acenta medalist and paired with Anus Hotchkins of Linehurst won the qualifying medal with 78. Hotchkiss had other pairings with scores of 98 for Mra. 1 R. Portons of Portland and 85 for Jane Crum of Orangeburg.
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Dorothy Kurby
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Anus Hotchkins
Linehurst
Miss Kirby
Miss Hotchkiss
R. Portens
Portland
Jane Crum
Orangeburg
Caroling preflight school notes pilots with records
The report highlights Great Comm Bill Kern with 18 lap planes, while Buzz Horries and Dick Bull collectively hold 12 planes. All were Anhapolie atara.
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Bill Kern
Buzz Horries
Dick Bull
Anhapolie Atara
Rookie Ed Hanyzewski Leads Cubs Spring Hopes
Ed Hanyzewski, a Cubs rookie, earned a starting chance after a self driven three months of pre spring work in South Bend. Manager Jimmy Wilson praised his mid season form in intra squad action as Chicago rebuilds with reinforced pitching staff.
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Training Camps Open Amid Shaky Spring Start At The Aseed
Players and managers weigh lineup options as camps begin with uncertain rosters. Key candidates for catcher and shortstop battle, while veterans like Casey Stengel assess outfield depth. Philadelphia Athletics open spring schedule at Delaware. Williamsport alum Arnitzen revisits baseball passion and reports today.
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Mue Orle Arnitzen
Williamsport
Umpire Art Passarelis Ordered For Induction April 12
War manpower strains reach major league umpires as Art Passarelis of the American League reports for induction April 12, two days before the season opens. In other notes, Bill McClaren leaves the Detroit Tigers camp in Evansville after a five minute decision, hinting at possible summer plans with an airplane plant team or a Tigers recall.
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St. Louis Cardinals rely on mound staff amid holdout concerns
In Cairo and Cape Girardeau reports, manager Billy Southworth praises the pitching staff as Howie Pollet and Ernie White deal with arm pain. Browns announce a Sunday doubleheader with Lambert Field Naval Air Station, while Jankie Hayes and Bob Secheffing join camps. Reds’ Bill McKechnie avoids pennant talk, touts improved infield with Oldie Miller.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Lambert Field Naval Air Station
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Theatre Listings From Tursuas to Friday Night
A fragmented schedule listing shows and stars across multiple venues. Names include Tayter Thian Danley Charles Paughton and Noel Coward with titles such as Stand By For Acti vides and Saturday Giorin Jean and In Which We Serve. Continuous notes mention Private Sunfly Scotth and Riera of Nocthreat Mounted with Max Beer.
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Notre Dame Practices Narrow to 27 Gridders Amid War
South Bend Indiana AP Notre Dame opens spring practice with 27 viable players due to wartime drafts. Coach Frank Leahy reports 49 athletes available and 21 already slated for military duty by May 1. Navy trainees may boost fall prospects if allowed to play. Ed Krupa of Flint Mick is among the backfield hopefuls.
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Flying Fortress turrets equipped with Sperry sights
The gun turrets on Flying Fortress aircraft are adjusted for instinctive control and fitted with Sperry gunsights that compensate for the high speed of enemy fighters at 400 to 500 miles.
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