Derby prospects and early 1943 horse entries in focus
The piece surveys Derby contenders led by Count Fleet as the favorite with a large East-West field still forming. It lists notable horses, owners, and potential starters, plus Yankees and Dodgers signings, spring camp notes, and a poll predicting possible season outcomes for 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moreh
Neven
Bownee
del Matt Winn
Count Fleet
West
Fleet
John D. Hertz
Mill River
Mike Navejoy Meaglas
Long Island
Devil's Thumb
W. E. Boeing
Seattle Flying Fortress
al Jen. T. Simmon
Blue Swords
Ohio
Ocean Wave
Whirlaway
Warren Wright
Kentucky
Pop
Texas Ben Whitaker
Elmer Dale Shaffer
Amber Light
Dixiana
Charles T. Fisher
Fisher
William
Resentment Over Players Not In Service Affects Baseball Mood
Chicago reports Emile Gauvreau notes mass interest in baseball steadies morale amid war. Poll shows 10 percent anger at players serving or not, with Mort Cooper and Joe DiMaggio highlighted as leading stars for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Esquire Sports
Emile Gauvreau
Mort Cooper
Cardinal
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Helder DiMancio
Teague
Lewis
Stan Musial
St. Louus
Johnny VanderMeer
Smeimnati
Johnny Mize
New York
Mel Ott
Eddie Mugt
Cinciniani
Lou Navikos
Dalph Camilli
Brooklyn
Ernie Lombardi
Boston
Pimlico Racing Time Allotment Asked Amid Maryland Rally
The Maryland Jockey Club sought more than 30 racing days for Maryland tracks this season arguing the current limit stifles racing and state revenues. It urged abolishing prepayment of the state per diem tax and cited a $16 million local breeding industry. Marty A. Parr II signed the appeal to the Maryland Racing Commission in the interest of racing. Australia begins a food production push to feed civilians and allied troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico Race Track
Maryland Racing Commission
Jockey Club
Maryland
Pimlico
Marty A. Parr, II
Intersectional College Grid Games On The Way Out
Inter sectional college football faces widespread cancellation with Notre Dame scrapping contests against Southern California and Stanford. Boston College plans no inter sectional games this fall, with multiple future games listed as very doubtful or uncertain.
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New York
Martech
Notre Dame
Southern California
Stanford
Fordham-St. Mary's
Boston College
Clemson
Tennessee
Wake Forest
John P. Curley
St Mary's
Jack Coffey
Missouri
Texas Christian
Purdue
North Carolina
Coffey
Holy Cross
Oklahoma Temple
Oklahoma City
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Philadelphia
Southern Methodist
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Colgate-Duke
Durham
Pittsburgh-Nebraska
Lincoln
Penn State-Georgia
Athens
Penn State
Michigan State
State College
Oregon
Texas
Portland
Phillies and Giants Near Bridge-Deal Rumor
Philadelphia owner William D. Cox and manager Bucky Harris weigh next steps after trading Babe Dahlgren for Al Lopez and Lloyd Waner. Ed Levy is rumored as a potential first baseman target as the Phillies hint at a brewing deal with another club while keeping mum on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Giants
Babe Dahlgren
Brooklyn
Phils
William D. Cox
Bucky Harris
Ed. Levy
Levy
New York Yankees
Nick Etten
Yanks
Caseman
Giants
Dahlgren
al Grossop
Lloyd Waner
Cor
Hardis
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Shibe Park
Public Sales In Emmitsburg Md Discontinued Threshing Unit
The undersigned will hold a public sale at 368 East Main Street Emmitsburg Md on Saturday March 13 at 9 30 A M featuring two Case model LA tractors with start ers and lights two threshers 1937 and 1938, a Dellinger silo cutter mill and saws, and a stock of lumber and farm tools. Cash terms, no removal until settled.
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New York
New York Yankees
Charles Wenstoff
Thomas Byrne
Newark
William Zuber
Washington Senators
Jim Turner
Hank Borowy
Yanks
Frank Crosett
Crosett
Unti
Douglas Williams and Sons
Hagerstown
Sharpsburg
Mikell
Hmarry Mealey
Walkersvlle
Alles West Foolesville
Martin
Kepler
Locust Valley
Mindietown
Dern
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Thomas J. Cutter
Wackeystown
Lee A
George L. Jones
Dickerson
George HW. Payne
Cable Farm
Urbson
Wilhide
Detour
Sis's Bridge
Raymond 0. Young
Miemville
Pearce Farm
Mary G. Boileua
Gerrit Pewers
North Warhet St. Freerten
Harvey Covel Minnick
Livertrtown
Harry M. Wissner
Sear Buckeye Town
M. W. Sritely
Weedepere
Kale
Frederick
East Main Street
Idiotor
A. SM
Birdsell Clover Hullie
Lloyd G. Ohler
Earl Bowers
Roy Maxwell
Disston
Syracuse
Barshear
Ford
Black Hawk
Johnsville
Chester
Farrow
John Deere
Oliver
Syracuse Pic
Wiard Barshear
kord-Furgeson
David Bradley
Fairbanks Morse
Bershear Rh
Sted
Lanterna
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Curt Davis
Lester Webber
Davis
WeSees
Useu aieGquchary
Dick Wakefield
Detroit
Eddie Stanky
Cub
Ehortatop
George Birnweiss
St Louis
Harry Brecheen
Harold Peck
Outfelder
Sid Gordon
Cincinnati
Francis Mellener
Frank Colman
Whitey Wietelmann
Roberto Ortiz
George Strmweiss
Lou Lucier
St. Louis
Bill Seinsoth
Cleveland
Allie Reynolds
Jimmy Grant
Washington
John Sullivan
Philsedelphia
Eddie Mayo
St. Lowis
Joe Palla
Browns
Aviators
MacDill Field
Tampa
Florida
Moore Field
Mission
Esquiré
THE
Mindinty
Rd Downy
Joe DiMargi
Verne Stephens
St Lows
Joe Gordon
Charlie Keller
Low Rayderay Cleynloed
Tex Hughson
Bobby Doerr
Jim Taber
Chet Laabs
England
Australia
Berlin
Germany
Goebbels
St. Hedvig's
NEA
Fordham
Nicodemus Paint
Court St
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Markell & Ford
Boston Red Sox
Boston Braves
Dodger
Dellinger
Farquar
Ridge
Tom's Creek
Middletown
Lesders
Bill
Charlie
Doll
Kate
T. B
Gulbransen
Martin Henry Kepler Immert KR. Bowlus
Robert H. Routzahn
Fen
Cash
Paul Grossruch
Kelly
Financial Home
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
America
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
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