Dykes 10 Try Third Again In Baseball Comeback
James Joseph Dylas known as Jimmy Dykes plans a spring comeback with the Chicago White Sox after knee and ligament issues. He will test his aging legs in spring training with Marvin Owen added to share third base duties. Dykes aims to decide his 1950 playing status after workouts and medical checkups while preparing for training camp.
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New York
James Joseph Dylas
James Joseph
Owen
Lez Yigament
Jimmy
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Mickey Cochrane
Marvin Owen
Jim
O. K
Philadelphia
Avoir Dupois
Legion Boxing Bouts Slated for January 24 at Bernie's Arena
Matchmaker Jack Lipps announced a Francis Scott Key Post American Legion sponsored boxing event at Bernie's Arena in the city. Main bout features Andy Keady of Washington against Phil Jaliski of Baltimore in a five round clash. Semi final pairs Whitey France of Washington and Frank Augustina of Baltimore in a five round bout. Three three round bouts include Joey E Brown vs Earl Brown, Eddie Ward vs John Zingo, Peate Curran vs Jimmie Collins. Additional preliminaries expected with more details to follow.
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Jack Lipps
Bernie's Arena
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Andy Keady
Washington
Phil Jaliski
Baltimore
Keady
Tony Wagner
Jaliski
Hias
Whitey France
Frank Augustina
Augustina
Joey E. Brown
Earl Brown
Eddie Ward
John Zingo
Peate Curran
Jimmie Collins
Lipps
Hyattsville Defeats Frederick High in 36–20 Game
Hyattsville High defeated Frederick High 36 to 20 at the State Armory Friday night. Frederick's boys, trailing 5 to 14 at halftime, pressed hard but could not sustain offense as Hyattsville pulled away in the second half.
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Frederick
Hyattsville High School
State Armory
Prince Arge
Bullet Bob's Third Baseman Eye captures Feller's true magic
BARRY GRAYSON reports on Steve ONeill praising Bob Feller's delivery and head position as his greatest assets. ONeill recalls past remarks by Leo Durocher and Eddie Rose and asserts Feller combines smooth motion with keen baseball sense and elephant memory. He predicts 20 plus wins in 1938 with rest between starts, noting Feller's upward pitch and rapid one hops.
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Barry Grayson
NEA Service
Cleveland
Jas
Steve O'Neil
Shufflin
Buffalo
Robert Feller
Iowa
Oneill
Feller
Bullet Bob
St Louis Cardinals
O'Neill
Leo Durocher
Jeff Pfeffer
Eddie Rose
New Orleans
O'Neil
Bob
Indians
Oscar Vitt
Johnson
van Meter
Eddie Cicotte
Bob Feller
Clarence Owens Steps Down as American League Umpire
Chicago January 7 Clarence Brick Owens ending 32 years in the American League will retire under league rule due to health. He will receive monthly retirement pay and be replaced by Rue, Grieve, Rommel with holdovers Basil Geisel Hubbard Kells McGowan Moriarty Ormsby Quinn Summers. Trojans Indians tie for first in Church Street School Basketball League as Vikings fall 19 to 12. Putman led with 10 points Dorsey 7 Shober top for losers.
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Chicago
Clarence “Brick” Owens
Owens
William Harridge
George Hildebrand
William Dinneen
Trojans
Indians
Church Street
Vikings
Putman
Dorsey
Strothers
Shober
Kemp
Shinnick
Viking
DeMolay Five Defeats Company A 45 to 26
The DeMolay basketball team ended a losing streak by defeating Company A 45 to 26 on Friday night at the State Armory. Loy led with 21 points on 10 baskets and one foul, while Crummit was the top scorer for Company A. The DeMolays next face Maryland State School on Wednesday January 12 at 8 p.m.
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DeMolay
Company A
State Armory
Militiamen
Company A Basketeers
Loy
Crummit
Maryland
Quint
College Basketball Scores From Regional Showdowns
Washington and Lee 31 over Towson Teachers 29. Blue Ridge 36 over Washington College 38. Johns Hopkins 32 over Randolph Macon 37. St Johns 26 over Dartmouth 60. Yale 29 over Conn Wesleyan 50. Carnegie Tech 39 over Geneva 32. New Hampshire 4 over Boston U 57. Guilford 16 over North Carolina 60. Emory and Henry 43 over Catawba 0. Briarley Hall 9 over Washington Lee 21. Hyattsville 38 over Frederick 20. DeMolay 45 over Company A 26. Mackey. McGill 12 over Dartmouth 1. Queens Univ 3 over Yale 2.
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Washington and Lee
Maryand
Towson
Blueridge College
Washington College
Johns Hopkins
Randolph Macon
St. Johns
Dartmouth
Vermont
Conn. Wesleyan
Yale
Carnegie Tech
Geneva
Boston U
New Hampshire
Briarley Hall Military Academy
Washington-Lee High
Hyattsville High
Frederick High
DeMolay
Company A
Hunt Poised to Lead Georgia Football Program
thens Ga Jan 7 University of Georgia athletic board discussed a new coaching setup with Joel Hunt LSU backfield coach expected to take over the vacancy after Harry S Mehre's resignation Elmer A Lampe Carroll College Wisconsin named probable retainment as end and basketball coach plus P E faculty member One man committee to report coaching plan to athletic board next Monday.
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Thens
University of Georgia
Athletic Board
Joel Hunt
Louisiana State
Hunt
Harry S. Mehre
Texas A. & M
Elmer A. Lampe
Carroll College
Wisconsin
W. O. Paine
Washington and Lee Triumph Over Maryland in Conference Opener
Washington and Lee Generals upset Maryland Terrapins 31 to 29 in a Southern Conference opener in Lexington Virginia. The home team controlled the pace with solid defense and timely baskets as Maryland struggled to find rhythm in the early season matchup.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee’s
Generals
Maryland
Raibe
Frederick Chamber weighs Barons bid for spring training
Frederick Chamber of Commerce discussed inviting the Wilkes-Barre Barons of the Eastern League to use McCurdy Field rent-free for spring training. A committee was appointed to study guarantees of ticket sales and city support, with officials to consult the mayor and aldermen. Wilkes-Barre directors will decide camp site January 17, with Frederick among several proposed locations. Scranton is expected to remain in the league. Boston's planned Scranton move to Hartford was checked.
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Frederick
Robert L. Smith
A. Hart Etchison
William B. Bennett
Barons
McCurdy Field
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
New York-Pennsylvania
Steele Stopped By Apostoli In Ninth
New York Jan 7 Fred Apostoli former San Francisco bellhop proved his right to be the No 1 challenger by stopping champion Freddy Steele in the ninth round of a 12 round non title bout at Madison Square Garden Referee Arthur Donovan halted the fight to protect a bleeding battered Steele who weighed 158 3 4 and Apostoli 161 1 2 pounds
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New York
Fred Apostoli
San Francisco
Freddy Steele
Madison Square Garden
Arthur Donovan
Steele
Apaston
Marketeers to Play Fire Department Pros in Hagerstown
The Dorsey Marketeers a top Hagerstown basketball team will face Takoma Fire Department Pros Washington tomorrow at 3 PM on State Armory floor. Unbeaten at home they recently won the Heurich League crown and feature Charlie Keller of Middletown with Bozie Berger a former Maryland star joining the Firemen. A preliminary pits Company B of Hagerstown against Baltimore’s Lithuanian American Club at 3:30 PM.
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Dorsey Marketeers
Hagerstown
Takoma Fire Department
Washington
State Armory
Astear
Heurich
Marketeers
Charlie Keller
Middletown
Cumberland
Bozie Berger
University of Maryland
Firemen
Quint
Baltimore
Bowling Scores and Upcoming Matches Summary
Yesterday results show Stop Bros Pros Cleaners 0 and Farmers 3 Coca Cola Reds 0. Next week schedule lists Farmers facing Prosperity Cleaners on Monday and City Opera House opposing DeMolay Al on Tuesday.
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Coca Cola Reds
Farmers
Prosperity Cleaners
City Opera House
DeMolay al
Stop Bros
Molesworth
Kempsz
Rice Sonians
Sail Harper Uy
Hudson
Young
G. Baker
W. Baker
Dudderar
Hamilton
E. Fleming
Tregoning Hahn
F. Fleming
Davis
L Pet
Storm & Shipley
Opera House
Farmer's Supply
Bill's Sandwich
Prosperity
Coca Cola
Cheese Dept
Shepley
Anderson
Eagle BS
Clemson Toms
Garage
Bireley Bis Tm
Gernand
Summers
Beachley Aes
Separator Dept
Stuil
Ala
Nee
Office
G. Hildebrand
Quinn
Harris
Mercer
R. Zimmerman
Derringer Plans Trade Request From Reds
Sarasota January 7 Paul Derringer, the Cincinnati pitcher, said he would ask the Reds to trade him to another club. He received a contract offer with a $10 500 salary cut and stated it would be impossible to reach terms if the club does not value him higher.
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Sarasota
Fla
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Reds
Towson Teachers Top Blue Ridge In Tight Clash
Towson Teachers College beat Blue Ridge College 44 to 36 in New Windsor Maryland a close contest carried to the final quarter. Diglio sparked Blue Ridge with five baskets from mid-floor in seven attempts in the last four minutes narrowing the margin to eight as time ran out.
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New Windsor
Towson Teachers College
Blue Ridge College
Blue Ridge
Diglio
Two Rookies Sold By Athletics To Buffalo
Philadelphia reports the Athletics have sold rookie pitchers Herman Fink and Fred Archer from North Carolina to the Buffalo International League club. Fink, a right-hander from Concord, saw relief duty last season, while Archer, a left-hander, is listed as the second pitcher in the deal.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics Today
Herman Fink
Fred Archer
North Carolina
Buffalo
Fink
Concord
N. C
Archer
Mount St Marys Towson Leaders in Fredrick County Cage Card
Mount St. Marys College meets Towson Teachers at Emmitsburg in a key inter collegiate game as Maryland state rivals clash for the state crown. The Towson contest follows a slate of major showdowns across Frederick Annapolis Baltimore and Washington with Navy Duke Johns Hopkins Army Virginia Military Institute Washington College George Washington University and Gallaudet Wilson Teachers among those in action. Mt St Marys highlights Petrini Apichella Savage Kapinski Kokie in a veteran lineup as Emmitsburg prepares Flynn Hall for the Saturday tilt.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
Towson
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Mountaineers
Frederick City
Quints
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Kendall School For the Deaf
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Baltimore University Quint
Pennsylvania Military College
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Southeastern
Washington
Catholic University
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University of Minnesota
Ohio State
Gallaudet College-Wilson
Wilson
Maryland Frosh
Bethesda- Chevy Chase High
College Park
Catholic A. Frosh
Montgomery- Blair
C. U
George Washington Frosh
George Washington High
Alexandria
Mt. St. Mary's
Flynn Hall
Loyola College
McCormick
Petrini
Apichella
Savage
Karpinski
Kokie
Williamsport Eastern League stint ends season summary
Energetic minor league period with the Williamsport club in the Eastern League characterized by solid development and consistent contributions over the season.
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Williamsport Pa
People's Drug Stores Defeat Thurmont in Free-Scoring Win
The People's Drug Stores basketball team defeated Thurmont Pleasure Club 36 to 9 at the foot of the State Armory. Murray and Scheckles scored 34 of the 36 for the victors. Salizgiver starred offensively for Thurmont. People's next game is against Church Street Independents on Tuesday evening January 13.
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People’s Drug Stores
Thurmont Pleasure Club
Quint
State Armory
Murray and Scheckles
Salizgiver
Thurmont Quint
People’s
Church Street Independents
Peoples Drug Stores
G. F. Fp. Hull
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