Huron Hopes Dim Track Season Faces Small Roster
Huron High School grapples with a thin track crew as coach Deklotz reports only 35 boys showed for workouts. Key returnees are few with pole vaulter Dale Case among the small group. Navy deployments and missing talent cloud prospects for the season. Basketball schedules are also released, listing games against Brookings Mitchell Watertown Aberdeen Sioux Falls and others through March.
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Bob
Huron High School
Google Deklotz
Deke
Dale Case
Dick Englebretson
Vernon
Tom Luby
Jack VanArsdale
Hurdies
Lam
Crwich Deeletz
Les Hook
Deelo
Hur Wilson
Timperly
Luby
Hook
Wilson
Coath Deklotz
Deldloty
Brookings
Mitchell
Watertown
Yankton
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Madison
Bowling results from last night at the league
Herb Petersen led Device Shoe Shop with a 630 total while loaned from Schmidt's City Club. Several players hit 200 plus scores including Dienslake 238 and Jeers 268. Cornelisen 315 and Roger 267 stood out.
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Herb Petersen
Device Shoe Shop
Schmidt
Peterson
Artz
Bank
Kato Boer
George Royer
Wagner
Dienslake Bales
Actz
Roger
Ikivhush
Jeers
Myers
Hobbs
Cornelisen
Dol'sarr
Boxing results from Oakland and Harrisburg events
Paul Lewis of Oakland knocked out Bernie Cardenas of Mexico City in Oakland. Pat Vince Pim pinelli of Brooklyn knocked out A Foreman of New York in Harrisburg, continuing a busy boxing night for the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Calif
Paul Lewis
Bernie Cardenas
Mexico City
Harrisburg
Pat Vince Pimpinelli
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Lajoie A Legend Of Grace And Power In Baseball
Napoleon Lajoie possessed jet black hair and a calm, stylish batting style that drew parallels to Gehringer and Hornsby. The French ace starred from 1896 to 1916, led the AL in batting in 1902, and set the second baseman record for chances accepted. He later mentored, played, and managed across the major leagues, keeping a low profile with years in Lake Worth and Mentor-on-the-Lake.
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Harry Grayson
WEA
Napoleon Lajoie
Larry Lajoie
Lazhoway
Charley Gehringer
Rogers Hornsby
Lajoie
Hornsby
American League
Ty Cobb
Honus Wagner
Clark Griffith
Jajoio
Alina
Cleveland
The
Naps
Lake Worth
Fls
Mentor-on-the-Lake
Lassie
Woonsocket
R. I
Charley Marston
Fall River Club
New England League
Lajsie
Billy Nash
Phillies
Phil Geier
Marston
Philadelphia
Athletics
Bill Dinneen
St. Louis
Toronto
Speedy Red Wings Rout Bruins 4-0 in home game
Detroit Red Wings defeated Boston Bruins 4-0 on Boston ice to seize a commanding 4-0 lead in the series with two games left at home. Dod Grosso completed his hat trick with rapid fire goals in the first two periods.
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Boston
Detroit Red Wings
Boston Bruins
Red Wings
Bruins
Dod Grosso
Grosso
Radio Prime Time Schedule Highlights Coast to Coast
Central and network radio listings for New York and national programs on NBC CBS and MBS. Featured shows include Fanny Brice Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee Garry Moore and stage and music programs with news segments and war commentary across primetime Friday schedules.
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NBC
Fanny Brice
Frank Morgan
Aldrich
Metropolitan Opera U. S. A
University of N.C
United Nations
Horace Heidt
Wings To Victory
MBS
Johnson Family
Mr. Bingle
Alfredo Antonini
Paul Lavalle
Bill Stern
Lowell ‘Thomas
F. Waring
Vic Borge
Scramble
Ripley Palton Lewis, Jr
Rex Stout
OPA
Cal
The
Golden Gate Quartet
Cbs
Halls of Montezuma
Marines
Kaltenborn
Mr. Keen
Lucille Manners
Earl Goodwin
Kate Smith
Dinakh Shore
Barry Sisters
Willard Thumbs
Ade Lyman
Dale Carnegie
Tommy Rigga
Betty Lou
John Gunther
John B. Hughes
Alec Templeton
Kobblers
Paul Schubert
Elmer Davis
Abe
Cantina Cardinals Short of Power Ahead of Browns Series
The St Louis Cardinals end spring training with pitchers ahead of hitters and plan a seven game series in St Louis against the Browns to sharpen for the pennant race. Manager Billy Southworth notes few long drives in camp and strengthens batting practice as Musial finally homers.
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Browns
Oscar Kahan
Cairo
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
St. Louis
Cardinals
South
Dakota Relays Add High School Relay Event April 30
Sioux Falls April 8. College competition will be at the 19th Dakota Relays on April 30 with high school relay running. Ten college events added including quarter mile and half mile. four college relays and javelin thrown dropped. Suspension of NC Conference championship play and Yankton College track cancellation create weak fields. Coach Howard Wood notes strong SD prop training activity and the State High School Association schedule of meets.
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Dakota
Chamber of Commerse Dakota Relays Board
Yankton College
South Dakota
Howard Wood
Schnnl Athletic Association
Pierre
Aberdean
Giants steady in camp as Hubbell shines in debut
The New York Giants showed improved form in training camp with Hubbell allowing only one hit in three innings and fanning five in a row in his season debut against the Ellis Island Coast Guard. Through three exhibitions they have 43 hits for 5 runs. Jimmy Weasedell faces draft for Pirates. FordGarrison competes for Red Sox center field job after homer in 11-0 win over Orioles. Hank Edwards belts a long homer as Cleveland defeats Pittsburgh 4-3.
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Associated Press
WNJ
New York Giants
Carl Hubbel
Hubbell
Ellis Island Coast Guard
Giants
Plainfield, N. J
Ford Garrison
Baltimore
Tom McBride
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Orioles
Indianapolis
Ind
Hank Edwards
Cleveland
Golf Balls Sent to Front Lines by Soldiers Request
In Chicago April soldiers received 1128 dozen golf balls described as good as new. Tested by the Armour Research Foundation at IIT, the balls were sent by manufacturers for checking over years and forwarded by the Red Cross to posts with golf facilities for soldiers on leave in Australia and the British Isles. Sgt. Frankie Strafaci suggested the idea in a letter to the U S Golf Association. he serves at a South Pacific station with a course available to troops.
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Jaj
U. S. Golf Association
Armour Research Foundation
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Red Cross
Australia
Igies
Frankie Strafaci
Legion Commander Visits North Africa Front in World War II
Roane Waring of Memphis Tennessee national commander of the American Legion tours the Tunisian front in North Africa to boost American troops. He is accompanied by Warren H. Atherton of Stockton California and an unnamed War Department official. The trip follows a request from Gen. George Marshall.
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Roane Waring
Memphis
Tunn
American Legion
North Africa
National Legion
Waring
Warren H. Atherton
Stockton
Calif
War Department
Legion
George Marshall
Submarine Champ Sea Experts Probe Deep Dives
Submarine crew test depth limits as whales dive deep to extremes of ocean pressure, showing natural resilience and safety margins compared with man made craft.
Manager Mack Corrects Report on Athletics Washington Deal
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics says Washington has favored the Bob Johnson Bobby Estalelia deal with a cash settlement. He claims a player on waivers at his first opportunity, while Clark Griffith of the Senators will pay the bill for Jimmy Pofahl failing to report to the Athletics.
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Wilminton
Del
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Bob Johnson
Bobby Estalelia
Connie
Clark Griffith
Senators
Jimmy Pofahl
Athletics
Dykes Ready To Lead Off With White Sox Tucker Slated For Speed
Chicago White Sox manager Jimmy Dykes plans Speedy Tucker as leadoff hitter due to his proven speed and hitting from the Texas League while Nats of the outfield are depleted by service. Tucker, 25, hit .315 with 40 steals last season and joins a Sox lineup featuring Moises, Solters, Cutright, Hodgin, Kalin, and Jordan. The club hinges on a deep pitching staff led by Dietrich and Grove as catching duties fall to Tresch and Turmer.
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Wally Moses
Taft Wright
Migil Hoag
Sam West
Tucker
Texas Jeep
White Sox
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Chicago
Hamd
Marnd
Texas
Julius
Moose) Solters
Guy Cutright
St. Paul
Ralph Hodgin
San Francisco
Frank Kalin
Wollywood
Thomas Jordan
Waterloo
Jim Grifrom
Joe Kuhel
Don Kellowey
Luke Appling
H Grant
Dor
Appling
Dick Culler
Bill Dietrich
Orvai Grove
Joe Haynes
Johnny Bumphries
Thornton Lee
Ed Weiland
Jack Wade
Lee Ross
Edgar Smith
Lee
Mike Tresch
Tommy Turmer
Sports Roundup highlights early season college activity
In New York on April 8 the Sports Roundup notes possible summer college baseball with eastern schools organizing pick-up schedules to bridge gaps in summer sessions. It also mentions 3000 Lakewood students watching Giants practice and a Jamaica Racing Association setup behind the grandstand. Bill Frink reported on 50 school games and Roy Sanner, Dodgers pitcher, visiting New York while Lieut Burchard, Stars and Stripes correspondent, is wounded but not seriously.
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Asa Bush‘nell
Hie
Lakewood
N. J
Horseface
Jamaica Racing Association
Muruel
Bill Frink
Elkhart
Ind
Manhattan
Casst Guard Station
Jim Burchard
New York World-Telegram
Stars and Stripes
Roy Sanner
Montreal
Arvida
Ark
Dodgers
al Sherer
City Music Hall
Lanner
Great Lakes Team to Play Major League Clubs This Season
The Great Lakes Naval Training Station baseball team led by Lt Gordon and former Detroit Tigers manager Mickey Cocherine will play at least 11 games against major league clubs this season. Athletic officer Lt. Comm. J Russell Cook announced the schedule. Last year the Sailors won four of ten against major leaguers, with games set against the Cubs Athletics Reds Browns Indians Yankees Tigers Dodgers Phillies and Washington.
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Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Gordon
Mickey Cocherine
Detroit Tigers
J. Russell Cook
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Cincinnati
St Louis Browns
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Detroit
Brooklyn
Philadelphia Phils
Washington
Major League Exhibition Results Across Teams
Yesterday's results show Cleveland A beat Pittsburgh GN 4 3, Chicago A 13 over Chicago N 2, Cincinnati N 8 over Indianapolis, Brooklyn N 2 Yale 1, Washington A 10 over U S Naval Academy 0 in 8 innings, Philadelphia N 5 over New Cumberland Army 3 in 6 innings, Philadelphia A 0 tie Toronto Int 0 in 9, New York N St Ellis Island Coast Guard 2, Boston 11 over Baltimore Int 0, New York A Newark Gat 6.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Yale
Washington
U. S. Naval Academy
Philadelphia
New Cumberland
Army
Toronto
New York
St. Ellis Island Coast Guard
Boston
Baltimore
Newark
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