Southworth Names 1945 World Series Lineup Plans
Manager Billy Southworth of the St. Louis Cardinals outlines his 1945 World Series lineup for the spring series with the Browns. The infield remains Ray Sanders Emil Verban Marty Marion George Kurowski, with Mallory Bergamo joining Schoendienst in the outfield. Catchers include Walker Cooper Ken O’Dea and Derrice, while starters feature Morton Cooper Ted Wilks Lanier Blix Donnelly Buddy and Jurisch with several rookies expected.
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Billy Southworth
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Swill
Ray Sanders
Emil Verban
Marion
George Kurowski
Jim Mallory
Augie “Bergamo
Schoendienst
Ken O'Dea
Derrice
South- Worth
Morton Cooper
Ted Wilks
Lanier
Blix Donnelly
Buddy
A Jurisch
Ithaca College Trials Reveal Roster Depth for 1945 Team
Ithaca New York April 3 reports spring football trials for the university team under coach Gearett Pomentor. Paul outstanding back from 1944 moved to halfback while more than 50 candidates reported for spring drills.
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Ithaca
N. Y
E Gearett Pomentor
Paul
Mikan Tops Nation's Top Basketball Players in Garden Choice
DePaul center George Mikan named No 1 by five New York coaches for All-Garden team. Arnold Ferrin and Ernie Calverley among others on the first team with Mikan. Bob Kurland and others named as reserves.
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George Mikan
Depaul
Mikan
University of Chicago
Arnold Ferrin
Utah
Ernie Calverley
Rhode Island
Wyndel Gray
Bowling Green
George Ratterman
Notre Dame
Vince Hanson
Washington State
Pacific Northwest
Associated Press
Tony
de Paul
Rhode Island State
Fred Lewis
Eastern Kentucky
Fritz Nagy
Akron
Hanson
Sammy Snead Wins Lexington Golf Event in Honor of Sgt Styres
In Lexington on April 3 Sammy Snead shot 69 to win a memorial golf event honoring Sgt Henry A. Styres Jr who fell in Italy last October. Sammy Byrd was runner up with 73, Avery Beck 74, Fred Styers 76. Rain reduced attendance as Civitan club hosted a dinner and Snead and Byrd headed to Atlanta for more tour play.
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Italy
Sammy Byrd
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Fred Styers
Henry Styers
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Styers
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Snead
Byrd
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Deak Eee
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Cc.s
Charlotte Rider Wins Big At Kiwanis Horse Show
E G Gilmore of Charlotte earned major honors at the Kiwanis horse show in Asheboro as Midnight Rose dropped to fourth in the five gaited final. Rainbow Farms newcomers Charming Chief and Perfect claimed first and second with North Star ridden by Braxton Hardin winning the three gaited feature. Frances Yow of Greensboro, 17, won two firsts a third and a fourth in the day’s program.
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E.G. Gilmore
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Kiwanis
Midnight Rose
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Perfect
North Star
Braxton Hardin
Frances Yow
Greensborian
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Schedule Mixed With Odd Commentary
Yesterday Washington A beat Fort Story 19 3 New York A beat New York N 5 2 Boston N defeated Quantico Marines 7 0 Today New York A vs Boston A at Pleasantville New Jersey Cincinnati N vs Chicago N at French Lick Indiana Philadelphia N vs Bainbridge Naval at Bainbridge Maryland A stray line urges dosing sheep with phenothiazine and salt for summer care.
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Fort Story
New York
Boston
Quantico Marines
Pleasantville
N. J
Cincinnati
Chicago
French Lick
Ind
Philadelphia
Bainbridge Naval
Bainbridge
Radio Schedule for Tuesday April 3 Eastern War Time
Broadcast lineup lists programs across networks from 5:45 p.m. to 11:18 p.m. including Front Page Farrell Wilderness Road Captain Midnight Tom Mix Dick Tracy and Superman serials, News reports with Quincy Howe and Kiernan, Ted Husing sports talks, comedies like Como's Supper Club and Jack Kirkwood, War News from the World, Time programs, and late-night dramas and variety shows with Ginny Simms, Fibber McGee and Molly, and Two-Way radio service notes.
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Ming
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Terry
Biu-West
Chick Carter
Abve
Edwin C. Hill
Cbs
Dick Tracy
Mbs- West
Ted Husing
Jack Armstrong
Bilu-West
Mbs-West
Lowell Tromas
Nbe World News
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Lier
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Blu- West
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Mbs
West
Como
Nbc-Basic
Jack Kirkwood
Cbs News
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Nbc
Johnnie Johnston
Monica Lew
Bsa
Raymond Gram
Mutual Musicale
Dick Haymes
Noe
Blu Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Nhe- West
Jean Merritl
Ginny Simms
Nbe
Ted Malone
Biu Frank
T.um
Abner
Biu
Curt Massey
Judy
Theater of Romance
Ian Young
Blu Oy Rogers
Mystery Theater
Sea Ae Haneh
Rvice
D. Mosely
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Iminy Dorsey and Orchestra
Wings For
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Nbe-Hasic
Braves Face Pitcher Woes Amid Opening Strains
New York reports say Boston Braves worry over Al Javery Nate Andrews arms while Jim Tobin remains a holdout. Chicago Cubs hope Claude Passean can pitch soon as he seeks treatment for a sore arm. Cyril Baker draws draft 1A reclassification while Lloyd Waner returns to the Pirates feeling like a rookie after a first workout. Don Savage hits a three run homer powering a 5 2 Yankees win over the Giants.
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Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Cyril Baker
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
War Manner Commission
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al Javery
Nate Andrews
Jim Tobin
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Charley Metro
Harold Peck
Chicago Cubs
Claude Passean
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lloyd Waner
New York Yankees
Don Savage
Yanks
Giants
Janiro Targets 36th Win in Eight-Round Title Look
Tony Janiro of Youngstown seeks his 36th victory in 37 pro bouts as he faces Humberto Zavala of Mexico City in an eight round feature at St Nick's arena on Friday night.
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Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Ohio
Canzoneri
Humberto Zavala
Mexico City
St. Nick's Arena
Fights Last Night In Multiple Cities
In New York Freddie Schott KO’d Roberto Ramirez and Vincent Jones stopped Walter Lamm ar in Tampa. Newark saw Georgie Cooper outpoint Lulu Contantino. Baltimore featured Archie Moore and Bobby Thompson winning on points. Holyoke had Ralph Zanelli prevail and Mario Torres win. Chicago saw Collins Brown KO Buddy Rose while Nick Stenson outpointed Melvin Bartholomew. New Orleans had Augie Lapara outpoint Marcel Fourginer.
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Freddie Schott
Akron
Roberto Ramirez
Mexico City
Vincent Jones
Tampa
Walter Lamarr
Philadelphia
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Georgie Cooper
Lulu Contantino
Joe Saddler
Jim Allen
Baltimore
Archie Moore
San Diego
Nate Bolden
Chicago
Bobby Thompson
Jimmy Williams
Holyoke
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Ralph Zanelli
Providence
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Lige Drew
Springfield
Mario Torres
Fred Tolowitzer
Hartford
Collins Brown
Cpl
Buddy Rose
Cincinnati
Nick Stenson
Melvin Bartholomew
New Orleans
Augie Lapara
Marcel Fourinier
Montreal
Cornell drill adds ex-service lineman Bouley to fall squad
New York April 3. Cornels spring football drills show Gil Bouley set to fill a tackle slot on the big red team next fall. The 235 pound sophomore sensation from Boston College three years ago has been in and out of the army. Transfers from service schools worry college leaders as ex service men seek seats where they began. Hughey Devore Notre Dame coach visited Orange New Jersey and suggested contacting Charlie Bollinger from St Celia's high in Wood, N J.
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Transfer rule eyed by college sports chiefs
Syracuse figure Lew Andreas urges strict postwar transfer rules to guard intercollegiate sport, warn of a potential “carnival of proselyting” without a governing board. Dale Arbuckle favors liberal G I bill eligibility for returning service members, backing a national body to decide eligibility for athletics.
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Eastern Interestingiate Football Association
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Dale
Arbuckle
New name for Madame Bey’s training camp in New Jersey
Ehsan Kradag, who has run Madame Bey’s camp after her death, buys the facility from Chief Rustam Bey of Chatham township. Bill Veeck of the Milwaukee Brewers has had three leg operations for an infection. The Red Rolfe-Charlie Berry troupe has been in the area.
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Ehsan Kradag
Rustam Bey
Chatham Township
N. J
Bill Veeck
Milwaukee Brewers
Red Rolfe
Charlie Berry
Ruth Enjoys First Job As Match Referee
In Portland on April 3 4 percent Ruth, the Bambino, refereed a bout, lasting 23 minutes. About 2300 fans saw Manuel Cortez of Boston challenge Leo Numa of Seattle, with Ruth declaring Cortez disqualified in the first fall and joking about possible punches. Ruth credited his effort to the match and remarked on the risk of an opponent striking.
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George Herman Ruth
King
Babe
Manuel Cortez
Boston
Leo Numa
Seattle
Swat
Cortez
Ruth
Sanford Nine Defeats Heels In 12 Innings
In a twelve inning battle Sanford Edwards semi pro team defeated the University of North Carolina Tar Heels 4 to 3 yesterday afternoon in Sanford.
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Heels
Elementary School Softball Schedule Prompts Playoff Night
The Ada Blair and Cloverdale game leads a week of elementary league softball with Oak Hill facing Ray Street and Brentwood meeting Emma Blair. All games set for post office playoff facilities on April 3 through April 5.
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Ray Street
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Restrictions To All Squads Lift College Football Rules
Col William Bingham chairman of the NCAA rules committee says 1945 revamp adds T formation punch and allows substitutes to report to officials. New kickoff rule treats first out of bounds boot as accident, second as live play from the 40 yard line. Ball may be raised one inch to improve accuracy. word tee avoided. Changes apply immediately to all college teams, ending last year’s varied experiments.
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Harold Claassen
New York
William Bingham
NCAA
Pearl Harbor
Bingham
Collegians
Jockey Ted Atkinson Plans Induction Transfer
Miami April 3 Jockey Ted Atkinson the leading rider has his induction set for April 24 He plans to request a transfer of orders to the Miami induction station He is married and has one child.
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Fia
Ted Atkinson
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