Holdout surge in 1941 spring camps signals salary clashes
Baseball holdouts rise as spring training nears with stars like DiMaggio, Danning, Lombardi seeking big raises. Cards Cubs Yankees and others report numerous unsigned players. some veterans like Owen and Keller push for higher pay while clubs move toward camp openings.
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Charley Root
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Louis KOs Dorazio in second round for 14th title defense
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis stopped Gus Dorazio with a right cross at Convention Hall in 1:30 of the second round. The crowd of 15,902 watched Louis extend his title run and prepare for Abe Simon in Detroit on March 21. Louis weighed 203½ pounds to Dorazio's 193½.
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College Basketball Scores From AP Roundup
A compiled AP score list shows numerous college games with wide point differentials including Indiana 32 over Ohio State 83 and St. Louis city matchups like St. Lonia 96. The notice ends with a classified ad appeal for an 80 cent four line placement and phone contact.
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Oklahoma Aggies Trip Kansas 30 26 in Non-Conference Clash
Oklahoma A and M edged Kansas 30 to 26 at Stillwater in a non conference game. Howard Engleman held to three free throws as John Kline led Kansas with six points and Ed Bueschner added five. The Aggies snapped Kansas five game win streak and improved at Oklahoma State basketball pageantry.
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Challedon in a Workout To Test His Condition
Challedon prepares at Santa Anita for a March 1 $100,000 handicap as track officials stage a seven furlong workout simulating a race. The Maryland star has heel trouble and a prior front leg injury was denied. If fit after today’s test he may enter the $10,000 San Antonio handicap Saturday.
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Tennis and baseball notes from past years
A recap of historic sports moments notes Bobby Riggs beating Hal Surface in Tampa tennis finals a year ago Gus Mancuso Paul Waner and Billy Jurges signing contracts three years ago and Helen Wills Moody announcing plans for Wimbledon participation five years ago
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Kansas Jayhawks fight for Big Six prestige amid Missouri Valley routs
The piece notes Kansas and Oklahoma Aggies outcomes in Big Six play, Kansas aiming to sweep the remainder to bolster status as NCAA playoff prospects loom. It also covers football notes, spring drills, and a series of sports and coaching tidbits from across college circles.
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Footballs Fly in First Spring Drill at KU
K U coaches oversee 31 players on the practice field as spring drills begin with daily sessions at 4 15 pm. Conditioning ends March 3, then real drills start. Half the squad are freshmen while others report as class and ROTC schedules allow.
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Wildcats Lose Streak as Swedes Top Baker 36 25
Bethany Swedes upset Baker University 36 to 25 at Lindsborg snapping the Wildcats eight game win streak in Kansas conference play. George Hersh upped Baker late but could not avert defeat as Swedes create chance for a three way conference title. The scoreline shows Baker trailing 20 19 before late Swedes surge.
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Douglas County Rifle Club Wins By Default Match
The Douglas County Rifle and Pistol Club traveled to Atchison for a scheduled match, but the Atchison team failed to appear. Lawrence claimed victory by default.
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Sports Roundup from New York Highlights Bets and Betsy News
Connie Mack tips Indians over Yankees in print but favors the Yankees secretly. Fritzie Zivic aims for Boston Philadelphia and Pittsburgh bouts once his hand heals. Leo Durocher hires an interpreter for Cuban pitchers with the Dodgers. Yale adds a new coach while a Duquesne visit stirs campus chatter. Babes in boxing and football circles run through the campus and coast as gossip and speculation swirl about long shots and potential trades.
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Referees Named for Kearns Relief Show in Florida
The list includes Jack Dempsey James J Brad dock Gene Tunner and Mickey Walker for Jack Kearns first British relief fund event in Florida. The announcer promises a charity night with a strong lineup and heavy action.
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James J. Braddock
Gene Tunner
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Boston College Coach Leahy contract dispute roils writers
The piece mocks Boston sports writers for declaring Frank Leahy safe at Boston College and calls on him to explain why he left a strong contract. It also notes Jim Isaminger, the Philadelphia baseball writer and heart attack survivor, missing his first training camp since 1906.
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Carl Snaveley Named Ohio State Supreme Court Hope
B M Atkinson Jr notes Carl Snaveley is Ohio State's pick to succeed Justice M Reynolds on the Supreme Court bench. They say he has handed down some great decisions from the bench.
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The Sucker Route Quipade and Draft Oddities
The fragment recalls a set up involving Gus Dorazio and Louis, with a punch that bent the jaw and sent him out. The quiparade tone hints at a sports or local skit about draft schemes and rivalries.
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Baseball talk and banter from Billings Gazette readers
A reader dialogue references Hank Greenberg Ted Williams and Zeke Bonura in a playful exchange about defense. Gordie Spear asks if the comment is good for the defense and another reader agrees with a casual pardner remark.
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Local basketball night features Asher and Cochran matchups
Reading OCR style notes list players and tonight’s games Asher versus Berger and Cochran against Allen. Names appear amid garbled text indicating a high school or college lineup with several players and scores.
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