Draft Change Is Boon to Ball Clubs
A move to indefinitely defer men 30 and over from service will aid Major League teams, especially the St. Louis Browns, the Cubs and White Sox. An UPI survey claims about 200 players could be affected, boosting teams like the Cubs with stars Bill Nicholson and others likely to be drafted less soon.
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St. Louis Browns
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Sax
United Press
Cubs
Bill Nicholson
Maryland
Cub
Wasemim
Dan Johnson
Stan Hack
Browns
George McQuinn
George Caster
Sig Juckucki
Mike Kreevieh
Louise Brough Reaches Final Round in California Tennis
Louise Brough advanced to the semi final of the 59th annual California championships by routing Margaret Warner 6-0 6-1 in Los Angeles. Elwood Cooke and Morey Lewis led top seeded doubles team Jed SC Trojans Blasworth Donnell and Keith Burt to a 6-1 6-1 second round victory.
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Louise Brough
Los Angeles
U.P
Margaret Warner
Texas
Elwood Cooke
Sind
Morey Lewis
Jed SC
Blasworth Donnell
Keith Burt
Pitcher Oakey Flowers Sent to Memphis in Southern Association
San Francisco club ace Oakey Flowers has been optioned to Memphis of the Southern Association. The young right hander from the Pacific Coast League will join Memphis as part of a player movement announced today.
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South San Francisco
U.R
Oakey Flowers
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Memphis
Lady
Hollywood Stars Fall to 35th Defeat in League
United Press reports the Hollywood Stars drop their 35th defeat in 50 Pacific Coast League games as predictions swirl that manager Buel Fausett will be replaced. Portland Beavers end a five game skid by beating San Francisco 2 0 while Oakland Acorns prevail 3 2 in 10 innings over San Diego. Calvey hits two triples. Picetti drives in the winning run for Oakland.
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Sacramento
Calvey
Guy Fletcher
Solons
Portland
Tob Joyce
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Beavers
Vic Picetti
Casemai
Acorns
Pepper Martin
Padres
Picetti
Norm Dewvese
Les Scarsell
Mitchell Chetkovich
Western Athletic Directors Hold Spring Meeting in Champaign
Western conference athletic directors faculty representatives and football coaches opened their annual spring meeting in Champaign. They plan next fall football schedules and a new conference code for the office of commissioner. The meeting continues through Saturday led by new commissioner Kenneth L Wilson with attendees from Notre Dame Michigan State Marinette Nebraska Town Pre Flight and Great Lakes to finalize 1945 schedules.
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Western Conference
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
John K. Griffith
Notre Dame
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Marinette
Nebraska
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Great Lakes
Harmon leads Metropolitan Anti Aircraft past Los Angeles Military Police
Tommy Harmon, captain Tommy Harton, and Michigan player sacked five runs yesterday as Metropolitan Anti Aircraft defeated Los Angeles Military Police 8 to 4 in a baseball game.
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Tommy Harmon
Los Angeles
W.R
Tommy Harton
Michigan
Tiago's Win Secures City Junior Hoop League Title
Tiago's hoops team claimed the championship with an 18 to 4 victory over the Truckers in the final playoff game at Burbank. Ravens finished third by beating Kelly Bros 24 to 13, Dobbel, Duran and Barbier scoring six points each for Ravens. Paredera led Truckers with seven points, Hirser added six for Tiago's, as the final standings placed Tiago's first, Truckers second, Ravens third, Kelly Bros fourth.
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Duran
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Tiago
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Wirst
Jockey Suspended for Duration of Meet at Santa Anita
Arcadia Calif Willie Dennis a 25 year old Idaho jockey was suspended for the duration of the current Santa Anita meet. Stewards called his riding of Datehill in the fourth race last Saturday rallying and Kind Sir in the seventh as indifferent. The suspension is the maximum penalty under the charges. Johnny Longden was fined 100 dollars for fighting in the jockeys room.
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Willie Dennis
Idaho
Linder
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Sir
Widition
Johnny Longden
White Sox show speed as Tresh talks up strong pitching
United Press reports catcher Mike Tresh, in New York for a four game series with the Yankees, praises Chicago White Sox strength and pitching depth. He notes spring training success, early season wins, and calls the rotation led by Thornton Lee and others the best he has seen with the Sox in his eight years, predicting a hustling club likely to contend unless unlucky breaks occur.
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United Press
New York WA
Mike Tresh
White Sox
Big Mike
Yanks
Chicago
C Tresh
Pitch Thornton Lee
Big Thornton
Tresh
Lee
Trosh
Mike
Terre Haute
French Lick
Rio
Sox
Grove
Haynes
Tapat
Markets for Today Takey Old Alls Young
Market note notes odd phrasing and fragmented values. A reference to pricing or commodities appears with figures like 3.5 and 46.50 though context is unclear. The readable data points include prices and product descriptors, but the item remains uncertain and needs full text for accuracy.
San Francisco Dairy Prices and Livestock Report
San Francisco dairy butter scores ranged near 93 at 49 cents, with 92 at 142. lean details show loaf prices around 27.90 and sausage items listed. Hog market notes firm demand with sows at 14.00 to 15.00, feeder pigs around 22.00, and medium to good lambs up to 14.25.
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Soutil San Francisco
Poultry Dietrich and Wamphries Edge Ahead In Return
Speaker notes unclear but indicate Lee’s effectiveness improving as he reports recovery from arm trouble after three lead ons. Mentions five and dust one wins, contrasting with last year’s three and nine. Source lacks clear names and context.
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Dietrich
Wamphries
Lee
P.G.E Employees Expected To Strike Today
In San Francisco and nearby districts about 3 000 Pacific Gas and Electric Company workers planned a strike after the War Labor Board denied their demand for a 107 percent wage increase. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers officials said they were out in the field verifying reports of walkouts. A strike would affect roughly 4 000 000 customers including related industries. The WLB denied the broad wage request under the Little Steel Formula but approved higher rates for 80 job classifications and ended pay differentials for men and women doing the same work.
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U.P
Iain
Pacific Gas and Eleetre Company
Srerimento
Stockton
Fresno
CACC
Regional War Labor Board
Willie Incresse
C. W. Mason
Internaional Weatherhood of Electricians
APL
Wit Industries
WLB
Little Steel
Truman Says Lend Lease to Continue on Reduced Basis
President Truman urged continued lend lease support on a reduced basis noting the program has poured 34.071 billion dollars into allied nations over the wartime period. The White House urged coordinated reconversion plans among the United States Britain and Canada to align industrial capacity with postwar needs while maintaining wartime support to defeat Japan.
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