Olympic Row Over War Enemies Divides Chicago Debate
Chicago discussion centers on whether defeated Axis nations should join the London Olympics. Louis Zamperini and Avery Brudage back participation, arguing sports should separate from politics. The piece also previews local baseball in High Point with details on Ralph James, Rip Collins, and the Industrial league's expected fastball action.
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Braves Plan Raleigh Tryouts To Scout Young Talent
The Boston Braves announce a farm system driven talent push with open camps for ages 16 to 23. The Raleigh session on April 17, led by scout Ted McGrew and aided by Herman Manush, Ben Tincup, and Robert Prysock, invites players to report April 1 to 7 at Devereaux Meadow with gear.
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Fordham to Elevate Herbert Cramm as Captain Next Season
Herbert Cramm of Tampa, Florida, will captain Fordham university's basketball team next season. The exhibition baseball scores recap lists St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, and other clubs with multiple results across A, N, and PCL leagues.
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Banquet honors Red Shield league winners at Salvation Army hall
Civic and sports leaders gathered at the Salvation Army hall last night to honor the Red Shield basketball league. Kiwanis junior team won first place trophies, with JayCees runner up, and gold balls awarded to all members of the top two teams.
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Triangle Team Downs Collegians In Two Staged Set
The Triangle and Coe split two games 15-12 and 15-13 in a Business Men’s Volleyball league match on the Y floor. After a heart attack death of Rotary club team member George Sutton, all games were postponed. Fred Heimach, ex major league pitcher, now serves in the Miami police force.
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Radio Schedule Summary for Eastern and Central Time
Radio program listing details hourly segments with serials, dramas, news, and music across networks and stations. Notable acts include Front Page Farrell, Eagle Eye serials, Jack Armstrong repeats, Superman serials, Arthur Godfrey era programs, and final news blocks.
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Sens Rookies Show Top Form In Bid For Positions
Orlando report on Washington Senators rookies Gil Coan and Roy Goolsby as Bluege weighs outfield options. Coan, once a Southern Association star, suffers blisters from ill fitting shoes and looks headed to the minors. Goolsby, a Navy veteran with Florida State League roots, impresses as a right handed hitter in spring camp.
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Allen Jay Beats Colfax 11-9 In Opener
Allen Jay high school erased a five run Colfax lead to win 11-9 in a season opener. Appleby pitched effectively, with Goolsby and Binks appearing as possible lineup choices. Jim Vernon returns from the war to take at first base, replacing Joe Kuhel.
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Fallacy of Low Scoring Baseball in Big Games
The article argues against the notion that baseball always yields few runs and cites historical instances of high scoring: the Cubs 26 23Phillies in 1922, the Yankees 18 against the Giants in the 1936 World Series, and the Athletics scoring 10 runs in one inning in 1929 versus the Cubs.
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Gray High Topples Black Bison In Season Opener
Gray High defeated Black Bison 8 to 4 in the first game of the season. Hinkle and Campbell pitched for High Point until a nine inning rally by Gray High produced five runs, with White collecting three hits for the Bison.
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Jamestown Tigers Triumph In Extra Innings Over Trinity 6-5
In a seven inning game extended to extra innings Jamestown high school Flying Tigers defeated Trinity 6-5. Mendenhall drove in Irving Smuthers with a second inning single and later hit a pivotal triple in the seventh, followed by Bill Smith and Bill Kanoy singles to level the score. Brown and Wall held Jamestown to five runs while Mendenhall and Kanoy provided the key offense for Jamestown.
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Fights Last Night Feature Pep Victory in Kansas City
Willie Pep outpointed Jackie Wilson in a nontitle bout in Kansas City. The card also included a note from Elizabeth, New Jersey mentioning Aaron Per- and other results from the Associated Press roundup of fights last night.
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Kurland Tops Scorers With Fiery Finish
Bo Kurland, seven foot center of the Oklahoma Aggies, won the 1946 collegiate NCAA scoring title with 643 points, finishing ahead of Elmore Morgenthaler and others. Kurland surged late, totaling 307 points in his last 12 games to seal the crown.
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Chatham Faces Tough Quarterfinal Cue in National Tourney
In St Joseph Missouri eight state teams compete in the 18th annual A A U women’s national tournament quarterfinals. Nashville Goldblumes and Elkin Chathams meet set opponents as Chatham’s eyes a first serious test after wins over Omaha Juliet and Des Moines Optical club.
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Boxers Scalp Opponents Across North American Cards
In a series of ring results Joe Dolan outpointed Danny Carabella in Spokane. Arthur King edged Juan Manuel in Toronto. Walter Woods defeated Watson Jones in Los Angeles. Tony Elizondo bettered Fritzie Zivic in San Antonio. Jiggs Donahue and others are listed with knockout or decision outcomes from Philadelphia and New York bouts.
Oklahoma A. and M. captures 31st win with North Carolina win
Hank Iba praised his weary Oklahoma A. and M. squad after a 43-40 victory over North Carolina at Madison Square Garden. Bob Kurland scored 23 points lifting his season total to 643 as the Aggies finished 31 victories in 33 games, delaying a Tar Heel comeback in the final seconds.
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Chicago Cubs Return to Hollywood for Coast League Clash
The Chicago Cubs travel to Hollywood California to face the local Pacific coast league entry in a spring training test. Yesterday the Cubs beat Los Angeles 3 2 as Hank Borowy and Jerry Fleming gave up one run apiece over eight hits. Borowy pitched three hitless innings.
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