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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1944

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6

Gilling in here and there and untitled supply tale

Cochrane has an unlimited source of supply and no held out difficulties. Black Mike troubles signal Coni le Mack, homer in ninth, Detroit rally. Dick Siebert and Irv Hail, Athletics, punched singles in 12th to give Philadelphia a 3 2 edge over Washington. Johnny Lindell, Yankees, first major leaguer to homer in 1944 by second inning wallop against Boston.

Fed Jack Kramer Detroit Dick Siebert Irv Athletics Philadelphia Washington Johnny Lindell Yankees Boston Great Lakes Miskewdane Black Mike Blues Ne Grace Bares McCacky Glenn Qaitlen Ewumaia Schnoibey Rowe Nimself Edo Ball Rens

Baseball's Greatest Team Voted In Esquire Poll

The Esquire Sports Poll names the all time greats with a nine man lineup led by Walter Johnson and Babe Ruth. The second and third teams include legends like Christy Mathewson Mickey Cochrane Ty Cobb and Stan Musial. Golf wrestling and boxing also drew reader input on rules and formats.

Esquire Walter Johnson Bill Dickey Lou Gehrig Eddie Collins Hans Wagner Pie Traynor Babe Ruth Tris Speaker Ty Cobb Christy Mathewson Mickey Cochrane Hal Chase Nap Dizzy Dean George Lister Rogers Hornsby Ed Delahanty Rvey Arne Andersson Sweden Joe Kirkwood Philadelphia PGA USGA

Rules Changes Recommended for NFL 1944 season

NFL rules committee proposes bench coaching with on field communication and a modified kickoff rule, including a leeway for removal of the kicking tee and a ten yard travel limit. Minor changes include the free substitution rule timing and shifts in line play penalties. The three day meeting will address team mergers and the 1944 schedule as clubs weigh franchise status.

Iith Cleveland Philadelphia Pittsburgh

Fans Drive Baseball Innovations Through Fan Ideas

In an April roundtable by Whitney Martin, fans are pictured influencing baseball technology. Despite naysayers, ideas range from tele-scoreboards to plate dusters and cross electric rays. The piece cites fan submissions shaping modern concepts while acknowledging traditional play remains in use.

Whitney Martin New York Dumont Mr. Dumont Gus Q Thomas A. Edison Alexander Graham Bell Tye Whitney New York City Tennessee Rays Florida

Trout stocked creek area closed for Camp Detrick expansion

A quarter mile of Carroll Creek is closed to fishing as the Federal Government expands Camp Detrick. The section from Johnson’s Cleanme to the Shookstown pike road is blocked and anglers are kept out while the estream, recently stocked with large trout, recovers. Local reports note mixed prospects for anglers and nearby teams in the region.

Carroll Creek Camp Detrick Carrol Creek Johnson's Cleanme Shookstown Pike Fourth Street Montevie

Stars Shine as Early Baseball Opener Highlights Coaches

Yesterday's Associated press recap notes Max Lanier led the Cardinals with a two hit opening day shutout against Pittsburgh to start their bid for a third straight pennant. Freddy Fitzsimons managed six hits for Brooklyn as the Phillies defeated the Dodgers for the first time under his management. Bill Vaiselle of the Giants became the first pitcher to win an opener at the Polo Grounds. Bill Nicholson and Vernon Stephens contributed key RBI and Browns clout in Chicago and Cleveland respectively.

Ross Max Lanier Cardinals Pittsburgh Dick Barrett Phillies Brooklyn Phils Dodgers Freddy Fitzsimmonney Bill Vaiselle Giants Braves Bill Nicholson Cubs RBI Rons Chicago Cincinnati Vernon Stephens Browns

National League Yesterday's Games Summary

Yesterday in the National League Chicago lost to Cincinnati 0 while New York beat Boston 1 Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 4 St Louis overwhelmed Pittsburgh 6 0. Current day matchups include Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Chicago at Cincinnati.

Chicago Cincinnati Boston St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn New York

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