Clubs Promise to Help Phils Get Players
National League clubs pledged to lend playing materiel to the Phillies for 1948 as the league bought the team for resale. Most owners agreed to loan players if needed, while ongoing sale talks place the Phils in limbo. The six-man New York Philadelphia syndicate faced funding limits, with ownership still unsettled and bids pouring in despite rocky prospects.
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Phillies
Phils
Eil Terry
Sone
Provate Enterprise
Loop
Atrom Gerry Nugent
Philadelphia
G. Herbert Walker
Dayton iPhioh
William H. Harman
Be Mid
John B. Kelly
Muscle Man
Argainst
Sixe-Anun Syndicate
uPi
Dack Me
Bride
Syracuse
Yankees
Bill Cox
Joe Louis to Appear in New Army Show in New York
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis is ordered to join the cast of This Is the Army on the West Coast Feb 22 and cannot attend the New York Boxing Writers Dinner Feb 17. Louis is stationed at Fort Riley Kansas and wishes to spend time with his wife and newborn daughter in Chicago before leaving.
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New York
Joe Louis
John Roxborough
Mike Jacobs
West Coast
Louis
Chicago
Fort Riley
Kas
Deaths Last Night By The Associated Press
Alexander Ten Schlosser, 54, former assistant city editor of the old New York World and linked with the New York State Racing Commission, died last night in Wohcken New Jersey. Mrs. Sarah Berlin, 75, mother of Richard E. Berlin, president of the Hearst Corporation, died last night in Oakland California.
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Associated Press
Alexander L. Schlogser
Wohcken
N. J
Alexander Ten Schlosser
Vthov
Old New York World
New York State Racing Commission
Sarah Berlin
Oakland
Calif
Richard EB. Berlin
Hearst Corporation
New York
Sports Mirror Today Year Ago Highlights and Awards
Highlights from a past edition note Don Hut ton of Green Bay Packers as a national league MVP. It recalls the Rangers’ 16th straight game without a loss, and mentions Tony Galento’s suspension by New York State Athletic Commission after withdrawing from a bout with Toy Thomas due to a head injury.
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Sports Mirror
Associated Press Today
Don Hutton
Bay Packers
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Tony Galento
York State Athletic Gammmission
Tovy Thomas
Barbecue Sandwiches Debut at George's Hamburger Stand
A new barbecue sandwich called MEX HOT is being featured by DAD at George's Old Hamburger Stand on South Elm Street. The ad touts it as a national favorite and invites customers to try the treat.
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Dad
George's
South Elm St
Roundup: Pro baseball dreams, prison of doubt and quirky notes
Sports Roundup previews Phil sales to amateur promoters amid promoter costs and promised backers. Headlines mix in college, Navy, and Army notes with odd twists as Clark Shaughnessy’s Stanford era marked three years.
Senate May Move To Ratify China Treaty In Session
Today in Congress the Senate may consider ratification of a treaty with China. The Labor Committee resumes study of vocational rehabilitation. The Judiciary Committee weighs a bill requiring Senate approval for all appointments drawing 4500 or more. House considers a resolution to check government agencies. Military committee begins hearings on legislation to protect fathers from the draft. Ways and Means pushes action on pay as you go measures. Rules takes up a farm parity provision bill.
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Associated Press
Senate
China
Labor Committee
Judiciary
House
Ways and Means
Rules Committee
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Matches
Princeton 41 Yale 33. Navy 46 Temple 6. Syracuse 48 Cornell 40. Duke 55 Da uesne 41. Jabama 47 Georgia 25. Georgia Tech 43 Clemson 32. Iowa State Navy 48 Upper Towa 42. Navy Pier 45 Uni of Chicago 33. Baker Uni 54 Bethany 4. Southwest of Oklahoma 43 North Naval Base.
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Yale
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Georgia
Georgia Tech
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Baker Uni
Bethany
Oklahoma
North Naval Base
Plan to Hold Both Preakness Kentucky Derby
Maryland racing officials moved to trim spring schedules to 16 days with Pimlico as the sole Baltimore site. The plan assigns racing days and outlines limited attendance, amid uncertainty over other Maryland tracks and ongoing questions about a broader three-track summer approach. Col. Matt Winn defiantly aims to stage the Kentucky Derby in Louisville on May 1 despite a potential $60000 loss, pursuing the 49th straight run.
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R. O'Conor
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O'Conor
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Timonium
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Maribor
Commission
Charles Dunkley
Chicago
Matt Winn
Louisville
Winn
America
Churchill Downs
Col. Winn
Hildy and Jonah Strike a Secret Base Plan
In a tense escapade, Jonah Logan and Hildy plot escape from pursuers through a hedge maze at Wildover. They seek a private base, choosing a Taj Mahal pavilion near Brookview, while Hildy suspects their new secretary Meath spies on her. The scene ends with a promise to reveal more.
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Keenen
Danale Fenrom
Logan
Jonah
Hildy
Harry
Mahoney
H. L. Channing
Brookview
Rand
Taj Mahal
Onah
Aunt May
Jo- Nah
Meath
Columbus Boy Receives Army Advance Rank
Private Ozy J. Cheatham of Columbus Ark has been promoted to Technician Fifth Grade. The Army Public Relations Office at Jackson Barracks New Orleans announced the advancement while he serves on duty. Cheatham enlisted on November 30 1942.
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Ozy J. Cheatham
Myra. L. Cheatham
Columbus, Ark
Army Public Relations Office
Jackson Barracks
Cheatham
McNutt Would Meet With Baseball Heads
War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt said he would meet with representatives of baseball leagues and other professional sports to discuss manpower shortages. He noted his schedule is full but expressed willingness to see them and would weigh the moral value of professional sports to decide if they are essential occupations.
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Chicago
Paul V. McNutt
McNutt
American Management Association
Cattle purchase and Derby crowd control plan outlined
W M Ramsey buys cattle at Dun treath Farms in Shelby county near Memphis while archaeologists reveal a ruined pyramid at Tula in northern Mexico. Derby officials limit non local spectators and Churchill Downs converts to streetcar access, as part of Louisville area crowd control.
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W. M. Ramsey
Duntreath
Shelby County
Yerinessee
Memphis
Tula
Mexico
Farm Leaders to Discuss Cotton Plan in Hempstead County
Hempstead County cotton farmers and leaders meet Friday at 1 30 in the county courthouse to discuss a wartime cotton plan. Oliver L. Adame notes the need to conserve seed labor land money and lives by applying proven practices to 1943 cotton production with two leading cotton authorities guiding the discussion.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adame
Wempstead County
South
F. E. Mice
U. S. Bureau of Plant Industry
Jackson
Mississippi
C. A. Vines
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Fights Last Night in Elizabeth N J Peterson KOed in Jamaica
Bill Grant stopped Warren Peterson in the fourth round for a knockout in a New Jersey bout. Grant weighed 167 1 2 pounds and Peterson 163 pounds, with the Jamaica opponent noted in the card.
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Associated Press
Elizabeth
N. J
Bill Grant
Orange
Warren Peterson
Jamaica
Tree hundred seeds may be duced by a single datidolion
A fragmented OCR note mentions a creature or item named datidolion capable of producing or reducing tree hundred seeds. The text is unclear and lacks context, but implies a singular datidolion affecting seed yield in a tree-related context. Entities: datidolion. No clear date, place, or organization.
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