Sports Roundup Highlights From Page One
A collage of sports notes across figures and teams, including mentions of Bowlers season purchases, a football prospect, and military sports figures. The item references Frederick, the Magers, Capes, and Dodds in varied contexts, with brief notes on personnel changes and field records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Dosaghey
Pila
Frederick Win
Bear Mountain
Woalingford
Bowlers
Philly
Evie
Toray Saagad
Lewes
Leigh Champion
Phiadelphia Ness Yard
Sack Dempney
Lambert Redd
Bradley Tech
Japa
Jeaguers
Beainpridge
Naval
Waton Hallered
Hardy Perrce
Chuck Fenske
Truax Field
Gil Dodite
Dodds
Chick
Baseball Bigwigs Gloomy Over Loss Of Training Sites
Pirates manager Frankie Frisch cancels today's exhibition at Paducah and heads to Lexington Ky for practice ahead of workouts against the White Sox. Yankee farm chief George Weiss plans a visit to camp, while Boston and Chicago reports note injuries and travel delays. Hugh Luby’s whereabouts unsettled as spring drills continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iew
York
Aniegese
Savion Fe League
Munice Ind
Pieturgh Pirates
Fisch
Art Clube
Mtu
Uase
Frankie Freech
Freemag
Lanexville
Chicago White Sox
New York
George Wells
Boas
Joe BlucCarthy
Boston Braves
Nate Andrews
Bob Coleman
Boston Red
Joe Cronin
Oscar Judd
Canada
Tom McBride
Little Rock
Chicago
Paul Derringer
Detroit
Tou Boudreau
Sckness
Lourd Law
Timm Dykes
Thornton Lee Bul Dietrich
Ora' Grave
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Hugh Luby
San Francisco
Relief Cage Tussle Tops Golfers For Champs Match
New York Madison Square Garden hosts Squeeze Kids and St Johns Redmen in a $30,000 benefit and unofficial national title clash. About 18,000 fans expected for a game featuring Queen Tish and St Johns, with no official title but likely recognized as national, similar to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Utah
Squeeze Kids
St John' S Redmen
Madison Square Garden
Queen Tish
St John's
National Basketball Committee
Army
Mitches Field
WNY
Aberdeen, Md. Proving Ground
Knoxville
Jenn
Knoxsvale
Lon Mills
Craig Wood
Marmaroneck
Durham
Jay McSpaden
Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Sammy Byrd
Philadelpha
Lascon
Knoxville Smokies
New York Yankees
Topeka bus incident sparks home search and effect on transit
A man on a Topeka bus leapt off after witnessing a passing van and fetched a driver’s address to locate furniture. He then reboarded a different bus as rain blanketed the city. In baseball news, Dodgers pitcher Galun faced unsigned pitcher controversy while Reds, Browns, and Athletics scouts discuss prospects and camp moves. Controversy and injuries shadow the sport as teams adjust rosters and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ark
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Les Webber
Caliann
Ween
Aikie Vaighan Cincinnat Reds
Bull MrKechow
Vandy
Reo Japans
Billy Soutworth
Nike Ag
Browns
Detroit
Ralph Siwete
Memphis
Souther Algocati
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie
Atlanta Crackers Sign Six Cuban Players
The Atlanta Baseball Club plans to bring nine Cuban players to Miami to sign contracts with the Crackers. Neis Paul Ovares leads the effort with Spanish speaking concessions head Pach Quares arranging travel from Pones De Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlants
Atlanta Baseball Club
Miami
Fla
Crackers
Neis Paul
Wattle of Russia and Crime Night in Washington
Fragments describe a piece involving Bunter Crabbe and Glenda Warrell Talbot with a title about the wattle of Russia and a crime night in Washington. Mentions Tam and Abner and a matra in Higher and Higher across Sunday Monday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Bunter Crabbe
W. Clone
Glenda Warrell Talbot
Tam
Abner
Washington
Detroit Tigers face uncertain return as wartime roster shifts
Detroit’s baseball outlook amid wartime service... Manager Steve ONeill notes 34 players in armed forces, with Rudy York Don Heffner Eddie Yost and Pinky Higgins in the infield hopes. Tradeoffs include average 29 year roster and new trainer Dr. Raymond Forsyth as spring opens versus St Louis Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Detroit Tigers
Osha
Tigers
Clio
Armed Forces
Mskong
Steve Oneill
Rudy York
Don Heffner
Eddie Wayo
Pinky Higgins
Treet
Wal
Ruffes Gentry
Jimey Uuliew
Roger Cramer
den Hees
Joe Wood
Johnuy Gorn
JoanChiefs Hogcett
Emery Hresko
Joe Qerell
Texas Leazvers
Joe Hare
Zo Eates
Waltyr
Beck Paul Fuchizoy
Ae Swifts Aus
Eddie Boren
al Unrer
Charley Metro
Chuca Husteller
O'Neall
O'Neill
al Vincent
Pew
Arthur Mills
Utica
N. Y
Onstame Pitoner
Boston Brave
Raymond Forsyth
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Juan Zutte
Morman
Renee
Solitioris
Myton
Srevice
Foster
The
Schwobilt
N. Porter ST
Dothan, Ala
TOE Senate
INU
Yeed- George Naghinestion Cage
Novikoff
Tong Beach If
Dutfelder
Lou Na
Trac
Chilligo Cubs
Frenea Suh
Sid
Jinmie Gallagher
Beca Il
Atlanta
Mart
George Murrhs
Ginoy Simms
Johanne
Roy Rogers
Che Raslee
East Side
Neath
Brooklyn
Bratwe
Walter Hoste
Ann Raster
Dann Andrews
Walter Brennan
Earth Star
Tallulah Manickhead
Tae
Lifeboat
Alabama
Ritz
Pierre Aumont
One Kelly
John Mack Breen
Peene
Edward Nori
Jean Wendbury
Wacret Mathard
Kirby Grant
Radiel Quillan
Monna Yand
Mickey Ranney
Jody Garland
Cross OF Lorraine
Johnny Mack Brown
Raymond Hatton
Pecos
Chatter
Batman
C. H
Berkeley Blue
Houston Marble Works
Stephen Service Wimneshing
Aleciice
Setrigerstion
Aa Mart
Aol
Dave Theatre
Puter Crabbe
Billy the Kid
iIn
Zzaparrell
Talbo
Broadway Rhythm
Swingtine
Galery
Clon Cop
Andrews Sisters
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