Hashy Rookie Leads N Y Giants To 6 4 Victory Over Brooklyn
Willard Marshall, a 21 year old outfielder, powered the Giants to a 6-4 win over the Dodgers at the Polo Grounds with a bases loaded homer. The rookie, formerly with the Atlanta Crackers, has drawn major attention after a standout debut season. Also in action, Joe DiMaggio led the Yankees past the Senators 9-3, belting a homer and driving in five runs. Other results include Vern Stephens delivering a ninth inning winner for the Browns, Rudy York and Dizzy Trout sparking Detroit past Cleveland 6-2, and the Cardinals beating the Cubs 4-2 as Harry Gumeert shined.
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Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Wake Forest College
No Hero But He's Got A Reminder
Fort Worth game recap shows Tulsa pitcher Julian Tubb allowing a lone hit and a 1-0 loss after a sacrifice and a liner off his shins. Tubb kept the Fort Worth batting order from reaching base except once, but the decisive run scored on an third inning sacrifice.
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Fort Worth
Julian Tubb
Tulsa
Tubb
Derby Field Opens Wide As Alsab Falters
Louisville races eyes turn to a crowded Kentucky Derby after Alsab’s winter slump. About 15 to 20 contenders surface for the May 2 race with Derby prospects like Requested, Devil Diver, Some Chance, Sun Again, Bless Me, Bright Wire, American Wolf, and Jug among highlighted contenders. Trainers Ben Jones and E. R. Bradley prepare runners for spring prep and final testing in Maryland and Florida previews.
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Wide World
Louisville
Alsab
Florida
Klaway
Calumet
Jones
Agua Caliente
E. Berger
Sun
Hardboots
Sun Teddy
Col E. R. Bradley
Kentucky
Bless Me
Bright Wire
American Wolf
Maryland
R. C.thatcher
Sewell Predicts Browns Finish Third in AL Standings
St Louis manager Luke Sewell forecasts the Browns will place third in the American League. Wood Memorial in New York is raised to a $25,000 purse as the East's Derby test set for Jamaica on April 25.
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Sewell
ST. Louis
Luke Sewell
Browns
New York
Wood Memorial
Jamaica
Sounding Off on Organizing a City Baseball League
Readers urge forming a Huron loop as spring baseball returns with Major League play. Roosevelt’s approval cited. proposal includes three professional pockets and a fourth from high schoolers. SD Amateur Baseball Association adjusts rosters for draft losses and defense plants. funds from BBS buttons cover gate costs. daylight saving enables two games per day without blackout risk.
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O. K
Huron
Army
Navy
South Dakota Amateur Baseball Association
Michigan Backfield Coach Sees Call to Service Soon
Earle T. Martineau backfield coach for Michigan football expects a service call in six to eight weeks. A World War II veteran and decorated officer, Martineau earned the Purple Heart, Silver Star, and Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry in action. He previously coached All-Americans Pepper Constable, Tom Fann, and Bob Westfall at Michigan and developed the spinner.
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Earle T. Martineau
Michigan
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Marine Co
France
Minnesota
Pepper Constable
Princeton
Tom Fann
Bob Westfall
Abandonment of S D Intercollegiate Loop Likely
Sioux Falls report says the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference may be abandoned as the state board of regents meets at the University of South Dakota Vermillion Friday and Saturday. Discussions will include travel restrictions affecting buses and next year’s activities with presidents of Eastern and Southern normals Northern State Teachers College Black Hills Teachers College and School of Mines.
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South Dakota
State Board of Regents
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Eastern and Southern Normals
Northern State Teachers College
Black Hills Teachers College
School of Mines
Baseball Scores Mixed, Boro and Rivers Result in Tight Pitches
National League and American League games produced scattered runs and close finishes. Brooklyn tied with New York 1 to 1 in a low scoring affair, while Pittsburgh and Philadelphia posted decisive margins in separate matchups. Chicago and St Louis battled in a tight tilt, and Cleveland defeated Boston in a slugfest.
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Associated Press
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Early
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Swift
Ferrell
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Ross
Tresh
Oe Wolff
Wagner
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Conroy
Trout and Tebbetts
Teams Open Fire In Association Circuit Today
Two days after major league baseball began, the American Association opened with eight longtime members in its 41st season. Columbus, the defending race, playoff, and Little World Series champion, began at Indianapolis while Toledo faced Louisville, St Paul met Milwaukee, and Minneapolis played Kansas City in today’s openers.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
St Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toronto Will Try to Even Series With Red Wings
Detroit April 16 WF The Maple Leafs, after dropping the first three games, seek to square the best of seven versus the Detroit Red Wings and force a deciding game on home ice. Sylvanus Apps and the Metz brothers paced Toronto as 23,000 fans fill the arena in a 3 to 3 affair. total top line attendance nears 70,406 for five games.
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Maple Leafs
Detroit Redwings
Detroit
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Maple Leaf
Sylvanus Apps
Speedy Center
Metz Brothers
Nick
Don
De Smet Track Squad Brims With Balance for Meet
De Smet April 16 Coach Bill Hauge leads a 25 member track squad training daily for upcoming meets. Veterans include George McDonald Eldon Kellar Dick Coughlin John Swenson and Blair Wade. Team expected to be well balanced and competitive at the Lake Preston conference meet April 28.
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de Smet
Bill Hauge
George McDonald
Eldon Kellar
Dick Coughlin
John Swenson
Blair Wade
Lake Preston
Fair City and Industrial League crown bowling season
Two season champions were crowned as Fair City and Industrial League bowlers closed the 1941-42 season at Recreation Center Alleys. Soft Water Service won the Fair City title by taking two from Prairie Moon Club, while Fullerton Furniture clinched the Industrial League title despite a poor finale against Nei Rattlers who rolled 2897 pins.
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Recreation Center
Soft Water Service
Prairie Moon Club
Wilson Barber Auto Company
Quint
Schooner Beers
Fullerton Furniture Company
Nei Rattlers
Fair City Leagof Schooner Beer
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Formenson
Burton
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Johnson
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Demo
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Crowell
Floss
Wagner
Kate Beer
Hollarbish
Toler
Ebert
Dienslake
Daum
Franrie Moon
Emmel
I Saylor
Bis
Saft Water Service
Hobbs
Stahl
Hilker
Baldwirr
Mateon
Industrial league results across multiple teams and players
A compact, score driven note lists Industrial League results. Teams such as House of Ingalls Great Northern Souis TL Myers Cigar Store and others register individual scores by players like Thompson Wright Stokke Chamberlain Uncker Prmler Cook Myers Jim James Bulker Frickson Simpson Lit Wetrich Jeffers and Moulton Lyons Baldwin with totals and handicaps across several matchups and venues.
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Thompson
Wright
Field
Stokke
Olson
Great Northern
Chamberlain
At. Uncker
Prmler
Cook
Souls
Giants and Dodgers aid to army relief eyed in season profits
In New York on April 16, Larry MacPhail notes that the Giants and Dodgers will devote large game proceeds to army and navy relief, potentially boosting each club's profitability by up to a third of season profits. The roundup also mentions coaches, fighters, and players with notes from Auburn, the A’s new catcher, and Fort Bragg sports outlook.
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Larry MacPhail
Giants
Dodgers
Army
Navy
Larry
Tommy Harmon
John Kimbrough
Santa Ana
Calif
Air Corps
Kimbrough
Harmon
Fort Bragg
N.C
Brooklyn
Yesterday's Stars Shine in League Play
Joe DiMaggio of the Yankees drove in five runs with a homer a double and a single against the Senators. Willard Marshall of the Giants hit a bases loaded homer to beat the Dodgers. Jim Tobin of the Braves pitched eight effective innings and hit a two run homer to stop the Phillies. Harry Lumpert of the Cardinals hurled a four hitter to curb the Cubs. Vernon Stephens of the Browns hit a home run with two on in the ninth to beat the White Sox.
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Yankees
Senators
Willard Marshal
Giants
Dodgers
Jim Tobin
Braves
Homer Fumeett
Phils
Harry Umbert
Cardinals
Cubs
Vernon Stephens
Browns
Innning
White Sox
Huron Tigers Open Season at Pierre Relays
Pierre on April 16 hosts the Pierre Legion Relays as sixteen high schools from central South Dakota and the Black Hills compete. Coach Paul Marschalk expects last minute entries and notes regionals are May 9 with the state meet May 16 at Huron. Participating teams include Aberdeen, Huron, Mitchell, Pierre, winner, Gregory, Colome, Platte, Fre shman, Murdo, Wanblee, Custer, Sturgis, Cheyenne, Redfield, and Kimball.
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Cental
South Dakota
Black Hills
Pierre Legion
Paul Marschalk
Huron
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Gregory
Colone
Platte
Fresho
Murdo
Wanblee
Custer
Sturgis
Cheyenne
Redfeld
Kimball
Coach McCrady Builds Spring Lineup at South Dakota State
Brookings April 16. South Dakota State College football coach Mac McCrady reports the spring drills show 12 lettermen in the forward wall and a cadre of freshmen ready to step in. In the backfield four lettermen exist but only Lars Overski has seen regular action. sophomores MacMillan Healy and Anderson lack experience. The team is in a shifting, conditioning phase with few definite plans as the national war effort looms over key Rabbit performers.
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State College
Brookings
Mac” McCrady
South Dakota State College
McCrady
Staley Pitts
Owever
Lars Overski
Roger MacMillan
Don Healy
jAtive Anderson
Queen Is Wild Yankees Manager Considers Minor Return
Augusta National Golf Club hosts Masters with 130 members, 120 Georgia residents. Yankees manager Joe McCarthy weighs Mel Queen’s return to the minors as speculation swirls around the club and event.
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New York
Ted
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Mel Queen
Augusta
Augusta National Golf Club
Georgia
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