Chiefs Prefer To Do Their Work Outdoors At Camp
Players and spectators at the Syracuse baseball camp report manager Jewel Ens favors outdoor workouts despite a chilly, windy day. A new catcher prospect, Tommy Dobkins, from Indianapolis, joins Len Rice and Dick Hann in the backstop group as training continues at Camp Hello Bird.
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Syracuse
Jewel Ens
State Armory
Sachem Ens
McCurdy
Tommy Dobkins
Indianapolis
Len Rice
Dick Hann
Dobkins
Paul Hildebrand
Ens
Army
Mack Dobkins
Houston
Pacific
Chiefs
Doors
Aran Fae Istinta
Definre
Camp Holabird
Semy Motor Base
Syracuse Chiefs
Mele
Cotelle
Rosen
Carter
Croxry
Lohrey
Vesper
Tribe
Swat
Shea
Waller Cazen
Felder
Caren
Leo Miller
Louisville
Miller
Softball League Meeting Called for Wednesday Night
City Softball League schedules a meeting for Wednesday at 7:70 o clock at the Y M C A. President Cyril Klein notes expected attendance despite wartime strains. Last season’s DeMolay, Frederick Iron and Steel, Price Bros, and Dr Pepper teams urged to reestablish membership as Dr Pepper entrants begin organizing. Sixteen Pepper players, most veterans plus newcomers, attended the first practice at Baker Park despite poor weather.
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Y. M
C.A
Cyril Klein
Klein
Frederick Iron and Steel
Price Bros
Dr. Pepper
Hustlers to Meet Tuesday in Frederick
Austin Angleberger business manager of the Frederick Hustlers semi pro club called a meeting for Tuesday evening at 8 at the YMCA. The event aims to organize the squad ahead of the season with veterans and new hopefuls, amid talks of changing leadership and competition for key positions.
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Austin Angleberger
Frederick Hustlers
Angleberger
Paul Hildebrand
Syracuse
Hildebrand
Chiefs
Hustlers
Bernie Brooks
Ray Steele
Steele
Yankees Edge Bears in Exhibition Rout
New York Yankees lost the second game of their Newark exhibition 10 to 1 before 4000. Hank Borowy Bill Zuber and Charley Wensloff limited the Bears to five hits. Ken Holcombe walked five and was lifted in the second inning as the Yanks scored five runs. Don Savage hit a four-base drive for Newark’s only run. Lindell paced the Yankees with four hits including three doubles. Joe Gordon made his 1943 debut with two walks and a single.
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Newark
N. J
Yankees
Bears
Hank Borowy
Bill Zuber
Charley Wensloff
Ken Holcombe
Yanks
Charlie Keller
Charlie
Bud Matheny
Joe Gordon
Bear
Don Savage
Seacs
Lindell
Baltimore labor a 6 to 0 loss to Norfolk trainees
Baltimore Orioles were shut out 6 to 0 by Norfolk Naval Training Station in an exhibition. Pitching by Charley Wagner and Fred Hutchinson held Baltimore to three hits while Norfolk collected nine off Ed Klieman Lefty Swift and Sieriing Ecker. Jack Conway had three hits including a double. Jim Gleeson added a triple as Hal Sieling misread a sun ball.
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Baltimore
Charley Wagner
Fred Hutchinson
Norfolk Naval Training Station
Baltimore Orioles
Ed Klieman
Lefty Swift
Sieriing Ecker
Jack Conway
Seven Turn Out For Spring Grid Practice at Iowa
A column notes seven Iowa Hawkeyes turned out for spring football, including two freshmen, while other large programs trimmed spring drills or canceled them. The piece argues spring practice inflates football time and questions year round play, urging wartime cancellation as beneficial.
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University of Iowa
New York
Hawkeye
Lota
Pittsburgh
Jock Sutherland
Jock
the Devines
Gordon Locke
Nile Kinnick
Ballyhoo
Joneses
Syracuse Chiefs Train Camp Observations and Local Life
Observations from Syracuse International League baseball camp in Frederick discuss housing at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and limited eating spots, players preferring varied meals, Sundays and recreation, and a liking for motion pictures. Players show sports-interest habits, read local papers, favor sportswear, and generally behave well amid wartime manpower limits. average age ~26. Train collision in Little Rock kills one, injures many. care for missing engineer unresolved.
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Frederick
Syracuse International League Baseball Club
Francis Scott Key
Syracuse
United States
Canada
Cuba
Chiefs
Jewel Ens
Bowling league scores and upcoming matches
Wire Twisters defeated Sweepers 3 to 0 while Bristles beat Millers 3 to 0 and Justrites topped Big Chiefs 2 to 1. Alligators edged Shapers 2 to 1 with Favorites 2 to 1 over Pressmen. Games schedule shows Big Chiefs vs Favorites, Alligators vs Sweepers on Wednesday. Justrites vs Millers and Pressmen vs Shapers on Thursday. Bristles vs Wiretwisters on Friday.
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Big Chiefs
Justrites
Millers
Shapers
Bristles
Sweepers
Alligators
Ann A Atomics Vu
Uae
Justrites Ai
New Windsor Residential Moves and Local Notes
New Windsor residents report changes of address as Mrs Rose Kay Jor moved with her sister from John Baile apartment to Union Town. Baltimore visitors include Mrs R J Beggs visiting sisters Howard Deeds and Joseph Engjat. Kitty Baile Devilbiss spent weekend with Milton and Mrs. Devilbiss. Farm Bureau Planning Group No 1 met at George and Mrs Gorsuch home with eighteen members. United Nations topic discussed. Doris Roop visiting parents Preston and Mrs Roop in Washington for a few days. Weekly newspapers in Frederick County raise subscriptions from $1.50 to $2 per year starting April 1.
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New Windsor
Rose Kay Jor
John Baile
Uniontown
R. Jervis Beggs
Baltimore
Howard Deeds
Joseph F. Eng
Kitty Baile Devilbiss
Milton Devilbiss
United Nations
Walter Strine
Doris Roop
Washington
Preston Roop
War Bonds Promote Support For Soldiers On Fronts
Propaganda urges buying United States Government bonds as the safest investment and best bargain to aid soldiers in cold front-line conditions. The tent stove costing 5.38 symbolizes comfort and sacrifice, urging citizens to lend money while they can spare it for the war effort.
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United States
Treasury Department
Hollywood War Mood Notes In Ida Lupine And G. I. Jokes
ERSINE JOHNSON reports from Hollywood on wartime ambience as stars gossip and glamor mix with rations and homefront duties. Ida Lupine speaks on home care, Glen Anders joins swing shifts, and J Carrol Naish delivers a patriotic scene while writers and Hope crack war jokes amid curfews. Hollywood glitz remains, but film shoots and Red Cross drills color nightly life.
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Victory Garden
Ida Lupine
Carole Landis
Tallulah Bankhead
Glen Anders
North America
Bob Hope
20Th Century
Fox
Hollywood
Senators Pound Casey And Defeat Air Station
Washington Senators defeated the Norfolk Naval Air Station 6 to 4 in an exhibition game. Jake Early led the offense with multiple singles in three trips, while ex-Dodger Hugh Casey started for the Air Station and Hugh Casey allowed five first inning runs.
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Norfolk
Washington Senators
Hugh Casey
Brooklyn Dodger
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Jake Early
Senators
Wee Reese
Sailors
Bob Johnson
Washington
R. E. Washington
Air Station
Solienz
Candini
Leonard
Early
Guiliani
Casey Hepler
Evans
Demand for shared interests and stamps in marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels that modern marriages need companionship and mutual participation beyond financial support. A reader laments monotony with a husband who provides yet offers little emotional or social partnership, while Dix argues both spouses must share interests and cooperate to avoid strain and divorce.
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Exhibition Games Blast Across Northeast and Mid-Atlantic
Exhibition contests feature teams from Brooklyn Philadelphia and Baltimore with multiple battery lineups led by Dobron Lucier Kart Webber Partee Peacock Head Kimball D Moore Bra Ran and others. The schedule lists venues in Wilmington Del Cape Girardeau Mo St Louis and Lambert Field with details of scores and participating players.
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Dobron
Lucier
Kart
Webber and Partee
Peacock
Head
Kimball
D. Moore
RK f. Chicago (N) a 7 MW 6 Detroit (A) now
SOD Batteries: Passeau Lee Barrett Bithorn Todd Bridges Trout Unser Parsons.
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Chicago
Detroit
Passeau, Lee, Barrett
Bithorn
Todd
Bridges
Trout
Unser
Parsons
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