Baseball Keeps Going As Minor Leagues Fold
New York April 30 The war affects minor leagues but baseball continues. Arizona-Texas League folds. Tucson forms an eight club semi pro circuit starting May 5 for 13 weeks with four night games weekly. Michigan towns replace the Michigan State League with a non professional loop potentially with twelve clubs. Kenneth Jones and Mario Bettina show hostilities in Peoria. naval V-5 instructors train at Annapolis. Clemson College could assemble service talent from last year’s football squad for Uncle Sam. Bron C. Bacevich reacts to Aquinas High School admission news.
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New York
Tucson
Ariz
Mexico
Michigan
Roland Logan
West Point
Naval Aviation
Annapolis
Clemson College
Uncle Sam
Rudy Mucha
Cleveland Rams
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Cubs Star Dallesandro Given Nickname “Bubbies”
The article notes Little Dominic Dallesandro, once nicknamed Dim-Dom by Charley Grimm, now called Bubbies by coach Dick Spalding. Dallesandro says he doesn’t mind the name as long as they meet him at times.
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Charley Grimm
Dominic Dallesandro
Cubs
Dick Spalding
Dallesandro
Friday Last Day For Pheasant Possession
Game department officials announced a Friday deadline to kill pheasants held from last fall. Chief Warden Elmer Peterson noted many thought April 30 the limit, but the law requires possession be cleared by Friday if lockers are emptied to satisfy enforcement.
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Game Department
Elmer Peterson
Hitchcock Bluejays Narrowly Miss BCC Track Title
A dark horse Hitchcock Bluejays surged in the Beadle County Conference meet led by Olson and Anderson with four firsts and strong distance runs by Les and Lyle Marshall. Huron dominated relays and widened the lead late, but Hitchcock finished second by 21 points as Marshall brothers set new mile and half mile marks and Bonilla also posted standout showings.
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Hitchcock Bluejays
Jays
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Bonilla
Gilbert
Hitchcock
Lyle Marshall
Les
Hitchcocks
Bluejay Olson
Anderson
Huron Relays
Pierre
Olson
Hoagland
Andersen
Wondrulf
Wessington
Fiteheavk
Muhs
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Wallace
Swift
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Osman
D. Vacknity
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McMahon
Bailey
Wellington
Rewallen
Wrish
Fritzsche
Wossington
Wilson
Tatehlo
Geyerman
Yes
Marshall
L. Root
Woley
Sutton
Navy rejects MacMitchell over slow heart action
New York University star distance runner Leslie MacMitchell reports he was rejected by a Navy examining board in Washington, D C, because his heart action was too slow. His pulse dropped from 40 before exercise to 32 afterward, far below Navy ideals of about 100 and 60. He expects a waiver and entry into service soon.
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MacMitchell
Navy
New York
Leslie MacMitchell
New York University
Washington, D. C
Mac Mitchell
Major Relief Hurlers Finish 15 Of 16 Games By Tae acciated Press
Major league baseball results show relief pitchers completing 15 of 16 games in a slate featuring the St Louis, New York, Detroit, Boston, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and American Association matchups. Box scores list varied lines with pitchers Dietrich, Ross, Turner, Hud son, Zuber, Early, Milnar, Heving, Desautels, Beckman, Hayes, Javery, Sain, Kluttz, Schmitz, Pressnell, Erickson, Fiores, Scheffing, Hughes, Melton, Pearson, Blanton, Warren, Hamlin, Lanning, Sewell, Phelps, Kimball, Allen, Sullivan, Owen, Starr, Walters, Lamanne, Hubbell, Adams, Danning, White, Krnst, Lohrman, Shoun, W Cooper, Swift, Lanahan, Andrews, Mungo, Kline, Lefebvre, Linton, Kimberlin, Sanford, Spindel, Naktenis, George.
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Detroit
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Boston
Washington
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Brooklyn
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Cincinnati
Philadelphiamerican Association
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Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Anaewe Tee
Dietrich
Ross
Turner
Hudson
Zuber
Early
Milnar
Heving
Desautels
Marchiidon
Ciligmri
Beckman
Hayes
National
Javery
Sain
Kluttz
Schmitz
Pressnell
Erickson
Fiores
Scheffing
Hughes
Melton
Pearson
Blanton
Warren
Hamlin
Lanning
Sewell
Phelps
Lopez
Higbe
Kimball
Allen and Sullivan
Owen
Starr
Walters
Lamanne
St. Louis
Hubbell
Adams
Danning
White
Krnst
Lohrman
Shoun
W. Cooper
American Association
St Paul
Minneapolis
Swift
Lanahan
Andrews
Mungo
Kline
Lefebvre
Linton
O Kimberlin
Sanford
Spindel
Larfranconi
Naktenis
George
Boxing by AP: ChrisToforidis KO of Mahoney in Buffalo
Anton Chris toforidis, 168 1-2, knocked out Paulie Mahoney, 187, Boston, in a HBO card. Approximately 2,000,000 pairs of twins are estimated to live in the United States.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Anton Christoforidis
Paulie Mahoney
Boston
United States
Indians and Dodgers Keep Winning Streaks Alive
The Indians extended their win streak to ten with an 11-6 rout of the Athletics as Roy Weatherly powered Cleveland with a homer triple and double. Meanwhile the Dodgers earned a 10 inning 5 4 victory over the Reds, fueled by Delph Camilli's fourth homer and a three-run rally off Bucky Walters. Pirates rally past Phillies 7-6 in Pittsburgh as John Barrett and Rip Sewell contribute no hit support for one inning. Tigers rally to beat the White Sox 4-2 in Boston as Sid Hudson falters and Dennis Gelehouse triumphs for St. Louis.
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Philadelphia Athletics
A's
Joe Heving
al Milnar
Indians
Roy Weatherly
Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cincinnati
Delph Camill
Bucky Walters
Kirby Higbe
Newt Kimball
Johnny Allen
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Frejlan
Nanny) Fernandez
Johnny Sain
al Javery
Pirates
Phils
Pittsburgh
Luke Hamlin
Philadelphia Phils
John Lanning
John Barrett
Rip Sewell
St. Louis Cardinals
Ola Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Ace Adams
Giants
Adams
Tigers
Sid Hudson
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Bill Zuber
Zuber
Senators
Boston
Yank Terry
Detroit
Red Sox
Macey Brown
Dennis Gelehouse
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Athletics
Dolph Camilli
Reds
Walter Judnich
Browns
Nanny Fernandez
Braves
Cubs
Johnny Barrett
Runacross
Don Ross
Bill Werber
Cardinals
George Case
White Sox
League Leaders National and American Baseball Summary
National League batting leaders include Fernandez of Boston at .371 and Walker of Brooklyn at .357. Home run leaders feature F McCormick Cin tinnah Camilli tied at 4. Pitching leaders list Davis and Head at 3-0 for Brooklyn. American League batting top include Dickey of New York at .455 and Gordon of New York at .400. Home runs feature Keltner Cleveland Doerr Boston and York Detroit with 3 each. Pitching leaders show Bagby Cleveland 4-0 and Bonham New York among others at 2-0.
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Associated Press
Fernandez
Boston
Walker
Brooklyn
F. McCormick
Cintinnah
Camilli
Davis
Head
Dickey
New York
Gordon
Keltner
Cleveland
Doerr
York
Detroit
Bagby
Bonham
Newsome
Wagner
Smith
Pachs
Millers and Saints Turn In 13-12 Baseball Shootout
Minneapolis and St Paul clashed in a 13-12 decision after a wild game with eight runs in the Saints inning and seven for the Millers. Milwaukee surged to the top with a 64 victory over Toledo as two games were played and the league table took shape.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Saimis
Millers
Riral Ints
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
Association
Railbirds
Brewers
Kansas City
Red Birds
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