Mountaineers vs Dukes Set for Key Clash at Morgantown
Duquesne faces West Virginia in Morgantown with 16-2 Dukes traveling after a 46-22 win over Glenville. Mountaineers, hosting about 4000 fans, hope to extend a season marked by wins over top teams. Boxing and wrestling teams close regular season before ECAC and Nationals tournaments in March.
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Organtown
Quesne University
Morgantown
Tech
West Virginia Mountaineers
Mountaineer
Dukes
West Ver
Nia
Kentucky
Neigan State
Tesne
Mountaineers
Duquesne
Glenville
State
DePaul
Wesleyan
W. Va. Wesleyan
Mt. Hope
West
Iia
Bucknell
Lewisley J
Gase
Cleveland
State’ College
Bethlehem
Sammy Pugua
Gene Tudor
Crispin Hernandez
Beecher Hinkle
Bob McArdle
Mat
Jurges Still Suffering From Dizziness at Giants Camp
Miami March 3 The New York Giants share the camp today as Jurges suffers spells of dizziness and is sidelined. Manager N Terry said Joe Orengo would play shortstop for now, with Jurges unable to participate in yesterday’s Dodgers exhibition.
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Miami
Fla
New York Giants
Havra
N . Terry
Joe Orengo
Jurges
Dodgers
Bluefield Fires Sorrell As Manager Of Ball Club
Bluefield officials announce the release of manager Vic Sorrell from the Bluefield Blues or Blue MiTays in the Mountain State league. President Clyde Elliott said Marvin McNulty was offered to be catcher. Sorrell, a former Detroit Tiger pitcher, had managed Stratton for two years.
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Bevil
Bluefield
Blue MiTays
Mcarting
Vic Sorselqll
Clyde Elliott
Marvin McNulty
Mc Gorrell
Detroit Tiger
The
Strat
C. King
Regional split Into two classes planned for four nights
The state board of appeals granted tournament director C Sloan permission to run two divisions on different nights at the regional here next week. Four Class B entrants compete Wednesday and Thursday while the eight big teams meet on the following two nights. About 850 tickets per night will be sold. bands barred to fit crowds. Dorsey Hines referees. Hall timer. Shields scorer. Officials to be named after sectionals.
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State Board of Appeals
I E. Ewing
Wheeling
Secretar
Rober C. Sloan
C. Sloan
Sloan
Randall J. McKinney
Morgantown
Bearcats
University High
Clay Battelle
Hines
Dorsey Hines
Lawrence Hall
John Shields
Ewing
Sammy Kistler
Salem
Don Riley
Joe Silverman
Huntington
Nelsonorth
Rookie star eyeing Cubs leader in spring debut
Louis Novikoff, noted minor league slugger, impressed Cubs manager Jimmy Wilson with power as he joined Chicago after a salary deal with GM Jim Gallagher. Wilson praised his hitting potential, while Novikoff joked about his looks. The holdout saga ended with a tentative contract and a bonus possibility for strong performance.
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Robert Myers
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
Calif
Walloping
Louis Novikoff
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Wilson
Chicago
Cubs
Novikoff
Wilson
Texas
Novikos
Los Angeles
Cub
Jim Gallagher
Louie
Willow
Charlie Grimm
Roy Johnson
Tulsa
Dizzy Dean
Serge
Washington Club Short of Available Pitchers
ORLANDO Florida March 3 The Washington Senators are short of pitchers so manager Bucky Harris said he would not hold the usual intra squad game between regulars and youngsters He explained they lack enough pitchers to use up with the exhibition season so near
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Orlando
Fla
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
Golfing Star Facing Draft
Golf news and society chatter mix as Wille Turnesa faces draft, Jack Doyle backs Yanks and Reds, Don Budge and Alice Marble romance cited, Bill Tilden noted, Rick Ferrell contract hint, coaching hunts at Boston and Colby, Galento Baer idle talks, Foxx splits training, Curley ponders Dempsey Joe Louis clash, Lust er Oklahoma signing teased.
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Eddie Brietz
New York
Wille Turnesa
Jack Doyle
Odds
Yanks
Reds
Dan Cupid
Don Budge
Alice Marble
Don
Bill Tilden
Fort Worth
Jack Naylor
Exolumbia
Herman Ruth
Browns
Rick Ferrell
Rick
Washington
Boston College
al M’coy
Colby
Jersey City
Tony Galento
Buddy Baer
Philly
Jimmy Foxx
Red Sox
Sarasota
St. Pete
Jack Curley
Dempsey
Joe Louis
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
U. of Oklahoma
Dewey Luster
Lou-Lew
Arch
No 13 Uniform For Mort Cooper Hurler In 1940s Boston Outfit
In Sarasota Florida March 3, Bobby Doerr prepared for his initial Red Sox workout but manager Joe Cronin urged caution until his appendectomy recovery. Boston trained lightly as Cronin led by example. details include pending signings and team plans with Morton Cooper, Clyde Shoun, and Branch Rickey mentioned in transit.
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Mort Cooper
Bobby Doerr
Boston Outfit
St. Louis Cardinals
Morton Cooper
Branch Rickey
Clyde Shoun
Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Sox
Cronin
League title battle starts Tuesday in Taylor county
With one game left in the Taylor county junior league the Simpson Junior High quintet leads, facing Parkview tonight and aiming to clinch the second half title. Maple Avenue won the first half and will meet Simpson in a Tuesday start to decide the 1941 championship, with an all-league team selected by James Bee highlighting players from Simpson Maple Avenue Parkview and Beaumont.
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Taylor County
Simpson Junior High
Parkview
Maple Avenue
Simpson
James Bee
Debarr
Carruthers
East End
Henderson
Linn
Pringle
Courtney
Gawaldo
Cross
Bloom
Troop 7
Bragg
Beaumont
Dwyer
East Grafton
Junior Clovis
Fike
R. Linn
Reed
Beaumont Ee
Blosis Sets Shot Record and Football Prep
New York reports Als Blozis, 6 feet 6 and 245 pounds, breaks the shot put mark and eyes the discus as a football standout. He notes a preference for discus but commits to learning the football game, walking 66 feet 6 inches to fetch the shot after his 56 and a half foot trial in Madison Square Garden. Georgetown freshman Audet may challenge as Knights of Columbus games open.
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New York
AL Blozis
Gerrie
Blazil
Tess Ithan
Torrance
Norway
Blosis
I. C
Alne
Annua Knights of Columbus
Audet
Haga
M Kechnie Plans Intrasquad Reds Practice at Fampa
Manager Bill McKechnie split duties for the world champion Cincinnati Reds at FAMPA Florida as he aims to stage an intra squad game midweek. Infield practice in the morning followed by a hitting drill in the afternoon.
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Fampa
Fla
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Bobcats Lose Hopes Of Copping WV Conference Title
Wesleyan’s slim chance to retain the West Virginia conference crown fades after a rough week. Alderson Broaddusbeat Glenville while Wesleyan fell to Salem Marshall Glenville and Morris Harvey. West Virginia Univ crushed Washington Jefferson, Temple, and Carnegie Tech as nine games remain in the regualr season. The conference tourney starts next Monday at Buckhannon.
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Associated Press
Wesleyan
West Virginia Athletic
Bobcats
Salem
Marshall
Glenville
Morris Hervey
Alderson Broaddus
Concord
Broaddus Licks
Glennville
West Virginia
Fairmont
Morris Harvey
New River
Dukes
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Washington and Jefferson
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Virginia Duquesne
West
Virginia
Mount Hope
Buckhannon
Parsons Finger Injury Hits Tigers Camp
Dixie Parsons, a veteran rookie with the Detroit Tigers, suffered a smashed finger when struck by a sledge hammer while working in Texas oilfields. The injury likely delays his arrival at Lakeland spring training.
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Lakeland
Fla
Dixie Parsons
Detroit Tigers
Texas
Van Robays Undergoing Surgeries After Bat Bruise
In San Bernardino California on March 3 Maurice Van Ro bays star slugging outfielder of the Pittsburgh Pirates is getting used to surgical operations. He had two procedures last year and over the weekend another on his right hand to remove a sac caused by a bat bruise.
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Bernardino
Calif
Maurice van Robays
Pittsburgh Pirates
Unknown Colt Triumphs At Santa Anita Classic
In Los Angeles on March 3 a bay mare colt named Bay View, an unnamed unproved 4 year old, won the Santa Anita Classic by half a length in muddy conditions. The gelding led the field to clinch the upset over rivals in a dramatic finish.
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Los Angeles
Bay View
Santa Anita Handicap Upset Wins by Front Runner Bay View
The 58-1 longshot Bay View, owned by Tony Pelleteri of New Orleans, led from start to finish to capture the Santa Anita Handicap with a time of 06 C. 0. King for a mile and a quarter on a sloppy track, earning $89,360. A runner with strong pre-race notes, Bay View defied odds and delivered a decisive victory despite the harsh track conditions.
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Santa Anita
Tony Pelleteri
New Orleans
Bay View
Berlin Plans Radio Reply To Cablegram Rush
Berlin to answer the 10000 or so cablegrams with a first detailed program Tuesday night at 8 15 pm. The broad cast aims to draw large listening figures amid competition from Ben Bernie Court of Missing Heirs and varied network shows. Premier listings include War NBC Red MBS 8 30 and 10 12 30 CBS 8 55 10 45 East, with NBC Blue 9 30 and 12, Showboat p, contented concert, CBS 8 30 Gay Nineties revue, Kay Francis in My Bit, I Love A Mystery 9 35 Basin St Swing, Pageant of Melody 10 30 and New York Golden Gloves 11 15. Talks NBC Blue 10 30 Sir Gerald Campbell on Salvation Army, NBC Blue 10 30 Radio forum Sen Wheeler on British Aid Bill and American Involvement in War.
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New York
Berlin
Ben Bernie
CBS
Mid
Nbc-Blue
NBC
Nbc-Red
Kay Francis
NBC Blue
Basin St
MBS
New York Golden Gloves
Nbc-Bhuef
Gerald Campbell
Salvation Army Workers of the World
Burton K. Wheeler
Fort Myers shifts batting order as Indians pace changes
Fort Myers report: Manager Roger Pe is rearranging the land Indians lineup, moving Ken Keltner from sixth to second to fit the strong hit and run third sacker. Roy Weatherly, the hold fielder, is slated to lead off, with O. O. King mentioned for mayor.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Roger Pe
Land Indians
Ken Keltner
Roy Weetherly
Radio Schedule Fragments From The World’s OS 08
A fragmented listing shows CBS WMMN NBC and other networks with varied sketches, news reads, and musical acts across multiple time slots. Notable entries include Irene Wicker sketches, Captain Midnight, The Lone Ranger, Amos ’n’ Andy, and Burns and Allen, with sports talks and news bulletins interspersed. The dense schedule lists programs, hosts, and ratings notes, reflecting a busy midday to nighttime lineup.
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WMMN
Nbc-W37
Cbs-Wabc
Amos 'N
Andy
Nbc-Weaf
Fred Waring
MBS
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Lanny Ross
Nbc-Wblk
John W. Vandercook
Morgan
Happy Havlichek
NBC
WBLK
CBS
WABC
Blondie
WJZ
Benny Goodman
Burns and
Allen
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Ball Club
Billuers Skan
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General Insurance Room
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Aften
State Board
Lou Novikoff
Washington Club
Willie Turnesa
Yankees
King
Pet. Simpson
Maple Ave
Blozis
Georgetown
Bill Bonn
M’kechnie
Parsons
Detroit
van Robays
Avia
Grafton Drug and Or Semel Co. Malone
Commissioner of Accounts
Sarah A. Clark
G. F. Clark
Bayard M. Knight
Ruby M. Knight
Edith V. Hickman
James F. Hickman
Thelma W. Currey
W. P. Samples
Hegghy
William Morgan
Mary 5. Doak
Mildred Gerkin
Mary Jane Hedrick
V. C. Wolfe
Juanita Preston Edwards
Ray Preston
Joseph L. Evans, Jr
Clyde C. Proudfoot
John K. Burdett
West Va
M. M
Patton
Lucy Evans
W. E. Robinson
Fett
Grafton District
East Side
St, Clair
Alor
Dayton Poling
Thornton, W. Va
Fannie Trejgellas
Cldye G. Turner
Harry Friedman
U.S
Tn the Worlds
K.C
John B. Hughes
Nbc-Wjz
Irene Wicker
KDKA
Bud Horton
Shafter Parker& Circus
the O'Neill's
the Plainsmen
Betty Jay
Jack Armstrong
Brother Joe
Chief Blackhawk
WEAF
Tom Mix
TBS
Edwin C. Hill
Nbc-Webc
Bill Stern
Hedda Hopper
Hollywood
Ae Pa Jones
Nbc-Weap
Tim Healy
Paul Sullivan
Pseen
Jose Bethencourt
WCAE
the World Today
Lowell Thomas
WBLE
Gasoline Alley
Joe
Sam
Boake Carter
Voice of Stone
Listener
WOR
Gabriel Heater
Cbe-Wabc
Lux Radio
Blue Prairie
Yarna
Basin
WLW
Renfro
Raymond Gratt Swing
Guy Lombardo
Joan Edwards
Nbc-Wble
Nat'l Radio Forum
John B. Kennedy
IMBS
Nbc-Wben
Burns
Artié Shaw
Orch
Bén
Cutler
Def Courtney
Radio Tube
Gentine
RCA
Havb
Sourradig
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