Augie Bergman Fueled Feud Between Giants and Dodgers
In a March 27 column by H C Fullerton Jr of New York, talk of a fresh Giants Dodgers feud intensifies as Richer Brooklyn Rodgers mocks a rival lineup. Buddies Kerr and Schultz are floated as antidotes, with exhibition plans against Red Cross teams and April 13 set as a milestone.
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Gshulta
Horace Stoneham
Buddy Kerr
Schultz
Seaton
Don Pierce
Topeka
Kas
Daily Capital
Clark Shaughnessy
Bears
Ralph Brizzolara
Redskins
Jack Dugger
Ohio State
Lars Sande
Kentucky
Stillman's
Riddle Remains Near Columbus As Army Call Looms
Elmer Riddle, Cincinnati pitcher, has passed his army physical at Ft. McPherson and worked out with the Columbus Foxes. He likely will stay in Columbus until three weeks when he is called into service. Riddle won 21 games and 11 tests last season for Cincinnati.
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Elmer Riddle
Cincinnati
Ft. McRiddle
Columbus Foxes
Riddle
World Series star tops camp in four RBI day
Augie Bergamo of Detroit sparked Columbus to a 10-3 win over a Memphis squad as he hit two triples and drove in four runs after replacing Johnny Kopp in right field. The report covers multiple spring training notes with various clubs and players involved.
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Pookie
Cairn Hl
Johnny Kopp
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Nore
Yegulnys
Spitcher
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Frankie Crosebti
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Ivak
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Tony York
College Bark
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Wynn
Mickey
Haefner
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Wallingford
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Radio Host Wins Admiring Defense Amid Smear Claims
A broadcaster denounces a smear campaign against Congress as a dangerous movement to undermine the authority of the body. He vows to expose who funds the effort and insists on full cross examination while offering to testify in open court.
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Congress
Winchell
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Navy
Marrom
Allied forces tighten grip in Pacific frontier actions
In the Admiralty islands American cavalry mop up Japanese remnants after the LorenGA fall. US destroyers shell Pityllu and near Ndrova while Seadler Harbor damage, and bombers hit Wewal New Guinea and other targets. Mirau Marines press landing-based operations as Fifth Army Air Force delivers heavy bombing on Wewal and surrounding zones.
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Lorenga
Manus
Amo
Ndrova
Pityllu Island
Lorenxu
Seadler Harbor
Bismarck Sea
Mirau Island
St. Matthias Group
Rabaul
New Britain
South Pacific
Solomons
Garowe Island
Vitu
Fifth Army Air Force
Wewal
New Guinea
Russian advance at Prut frontier marks turning point in war
Russian forces reach the Prut river frontier near Romania after an 800 mile push from Stalingrad and continue driving into Poland. Churchill calls the feat the greatest cause of Hitler's abdication as German air power wanes and Allied advances tighten the noose around Berlin.
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Rumania
Stalingrad
Poland
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Hitler
Abdorhie
London
Germany
St Johns Triumphs Over DePaul To Reach NIT Final
St Johns of Brooklyn defeats DePaul 47 39 at Madison Square Garden to reach the NIT final. Led by Hy Gotkin and Bill Kotsores, the Indians upset Kentucky and Bowling Green en route, with Kotsores later named MVP. They will face the Dartmouth Utah winner for the national title.
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St John’s
Brooklyn
DePaul
Madison Square Garden
Joe Lapehick
Indians
Blue Demons
Chicago
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Kentucky
Army
Temple
Canisius
Lapchick
Dick McGuire
Dartmouth
Bowling Green
Ohio
Little Hy Gotkin
Bill Kotsores
Baseball Results and War News Across the Week
Sunday results show Chicago A defeated Detroit A 10 to 4 and St Louis N beat Fourth Reprying Group Memphis 10 to 3 with Philadelphia A 3 Baltimore Int 1. Saturday Detroit A 5 Chicago A 3 and Philadelphia A 8 Curtis Bay Md Coast Guard 3. Article notes heavy German warplane production losses, Allied air power gains, Churchill urging intensified effort and a forthcoming invasion, with Montgomery predicting a major Allied advance after German stuns.
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Pittsburgh
Curtis Bay
Coast Guard
Churchill
United States
Britain
Royal Air Force
Montgomery
Isolationist drift cited for next Congress by critics
The report notes criticism of the coming Congress being stacked with isolationists and partisan zealots who would fight political opponents at home rather than confront European totalitarian forces. It mentions State Department work on an American version of the international organization with major powers, progressing enough for Congress to review soon, drawing Republican encouragement from some.
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Europe
State Department
International Organization
United States
Russia
Britain
China
Moscow
Congress
Ten 4-F Pirates players shield season hopes
Ten players with 4-F cards secure Pittsburgh staying in business this season but the Pirates face a push to finish in the National League's first division. The group includes rookies Cuccurullo Roe Strincevich and veterans Lopez Camelli Elliott, along with infielders Gustine Dahlgren Ordenana and outfielders Barrett Coleman Russell. Four pitchers also hold 4-F status: Sewell Gee and Butcher.
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American Association
al Lopez
Hans Camelli
Bob Elliott
Prank Zak
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Babe Dahlgren
Tony Ordenana
University of Havana
Cuba
Portsmouth
Johnny Barrett
Frank Coleman
Jim Russell
Rip Sewell
Johnny Gee
Xavier Resigno
al Butcher
Bipartisan panel eyed to shape proposed organization
Connally said a bipartisan sub committee would likely be appointed to work with state department experts on the form of the proposed organization. Senator Ball of Minnesota and Austin CR.-VI) applauded the move while Senator Bridges of New Hampshire expressed hope for concrete progress.
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Ball
R.-Minn
Austin Cr.-Vi
Bridges
Ing
Ig Spee
Real estate listing with multiple homes and terms
Several homes in Hnotts Avenue E Main St Maple Avenue offer 3 or 6 rooms with bath furnaces and garages. Prices range from 4600 to 4750 dollars with easy or monthly terms. noted property moving rapidly and prices expected to rise.
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Hnotts Avenue
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Maple Avenue
Denver A A U Tourney Sets Attendance and Receipts Records
Denver's 10th week-long National A A U basketball tournament ended Saturday night with record crowds and gate receipts. More than 40,000 paid about $34,000, roughly $5,000 above 1943’s mark. Phillips 66 of Bartlesville, Ohio defended its title by defeating Denver's Ambrose Legion 50 43 in the final.
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W. N. Greim
Phillips “66
Bartlesville
Ohlo
Ambrose Legion
Moose Lodge Wins Charleston Gazette Tournament
West Virginia requests go to circuit clerks for processing while state secretary figures exclude direct county requests. In Charleston, March 27, Welch Moose Lodge defeated sport mart 39 to 34 in the Gazette's 120th Independent Basketball tournament. Welch led by strong free throws with 15 field goals each side. Ralph Ball topped scoring with 5 points as Welch seized the win.
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Secretary of State
Charleston
Whelch Moose Lodge
Sport Mart
Charleston Gazette
Welch
McDowell
Sportmart
Ralph Ball
Estimated 1944 U.S. soy bean crop reaches 242.5 million bushels
Government crop estimates project the 1944 yield of soy beans in the United States at about 242,500,000 bushels, reflecting wartime agricultural output and demand.
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United States
Madagascar Compared In Size To Texas Island Remark
A brief note compares the island nation of Madagascar to the U S state of Texas, stating Madagascar is nearly as large as Texas in area.
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Madagascar
Texas
Bombers Hit Berlin Then Move Across Europe
The raid began with a one night interview after the Berlin blast and continued with attacks on Aulnoye and Lyon in France. Mosquitos harassed Berlin while American heavy, medium bombers and fighters struck targets along the French and Dutch coasts, losing five bombers and one fighter.
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