Washington Senators Readying for War Time Roster Shakeup
Washingtons 13 of 38 players are in U S armed services as spring camp opens. Veterans Cecil Travis and Buddy Lewis anchor a reshaped lineup with Arne Anderson awaiting his draft number. Repass EstaieHa Croucher Campbell Spence in new roles as Barris weighs first week moves and possible trades. Harris guides a changing club likely not improved from last season.
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Exhibition Games Report From Regional Matches
Exhibition results show multiple American and national league lineups. Batteries list players for Cleveland Washington New York Boston Philadelphia and Sacramento games with scores and pitching names, indicating varied outcomes across the schedule.
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Walsh Succeeds Crowley as Fordham Acting Head Coach
New York March 10 21 Earl Walsh chief scout at Fordham University for eight years was named acting head coach tonight for the duration Jim Crowley the present coach was granted a leave of absence to join the Navy Also Tuesday results from the American Legion tournament B Division Elm Street 34 Walkersville 13
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Crowley New York
Earl Walsh
Fordham University
Jim Crowley
Navy
Indoor Track Benefit Hopes Face Scheduling Hurdles
New York track writers aim to stage an indoor meet March 25 for Navy Relief, contingent on runners Les MacMitchell Greg Rice and Gil Dodds. Dartmouth's Harry Hillman set for the 24th, Cleveland K of C games on the 27th, and possible service-team football showdowns loom. Other notes include spring training Hank Greenberg in Florida, and remarks on boxing manager Jerk Doran.
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Navy Relief Society
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Greg Rice
Gil Dodds
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Cleveland K. of C
Pitt
Oklahoma Aggies
Gerry Walker
Orlando
Fla
Indians
Industrial Bowling League Results and Recruiting Notice
Bowling results list teams Chick-Inn Staub's Grove Shell Tailors and others with frame counts. Technical Sergeant John Chop of the Army Recruiting Office in Hagerstown will be at the Frederick Post Office on Saturday March 14 from 10 am to 4 pm and every second Saturday thereafter. Navy air ship units described as non rigid look like baby elephants in their hangars.
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Boston Braves Aim To Be A Power Club In NL Race
The Boston Braves, led by Casey Stengel and Bob Quinn, push for power in the National League. The club adds hitters such as Ernie Lombardi and Chet Ross, while bolstering the pitching staff with George Washburn and a group including Tom Earley and Jim Tobin. Promising youths Warren Spahn and Willard Donovan loom as future anchors as Boston seeks first division status.
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J. Robert Quinn
Casey Stengel
Bob Quinn
Quinn
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Chet Ross
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Tommy Holmes
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Libby Sisti
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Eddie Miller
Lew Gremp
Missourian
Johnny Dudra
Tony Cuccinello
Paul Glee Waner
Stengel
George Washburn
Washburn
New York
Tom Earley
Manuel Salvo
Jim Tobin
Dick Errickson
John Hutchings
Alva Javery
Frank Lamanna
Art Johnson
Earley
Brooklyns
Tobin
Evansville
Warren Spahn
Willard Donovan
Spahn
Braves
Indoor Campaign At Maryland U Is Ended
College Park. March 10. Baseball and lacrosse will speed up and track work expand at the University of Maryland now that the indoor campaign is ended. All squads will be on the fields daily unless weather conditions are adverse. Veterans form the nucleus of the nine including Pitchers Max Hunt Bob Smith and Lefty Bill Fulton, Catcher Kenny Bransdorf, infielders Mearie DuVall Roscoe Whipp and Joe Hoppengardner, and outfielders Dan Boothe and Jim Wharton Whippis from Frederick County. Leading newcomers include Jack Brenner.
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Bob Smith
Bill Fulton
Kenny Bransdorf
Mearie DuVall
Roscoe Whipp
Joe Hoppengardner
Peterson's Ointment Advertisement for Eczema Relief
An advertisement promotes Peterson's Ointment as a quick relief for eczema itching and skin irritations. It claims to soothe itching, improve skin appearance, and aids tired feet and cracks between toes, priced at 35 cents with a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Team roster highlights star players in infield and outfield
The report lists catcher Ernie Travis infielder Harold Evans and outfielder Hart ley Crist along with hurler Lloyd Roberts as key baseball personnel.
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Ernie Travis
Harold Evans
Hartley Crist
Lloyd Roberts
Local Leagues Organize For Season Soon
Tri-County and Maryland State baseball leagues move to organize for the coming season. Tri-County meets tonight at 7 30 at the YMCA to plan. Maryland State holds a March 19 meeting at the YMCA. Officials expect continued operation with possible team reductions.
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William Burall
Trice
Dorsey Shipley
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Libertytown
Sjamsville
Peggy Shaw joins G L Bakerettes as standout player
Frederick notes a notable addition to the G L Bakerettes with Peggy Shaw, a former Frederick High School star and an All American candidate. The transfer strengthens the team’s backcourt and elevates its national prospect status.
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Peggy Shaw
G. L. Bakerettes
Miss Shaw named to second team in Gold Medal Tourney
The Gold Medal Basketball Tournament committees award Miss Shaw a second team honor for the 1840-1941 season. The tournament, a 24 year nationwide circuit, selects All-American teams from its candidates.
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Miss Shaw
United States
Outstanding honors awarded at tournament finals
Holmes Dutrow was chosen as the outstanding player of the tournament. Dick Ramsburg received the dead shot award. Dutrow and Buzz Rhoderick joined the All Tournament team. Dutrow earned the high scorer award. Four remaining prizes went to Fairchild Bombers players, defeated by Oxco cagers in the finals.
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Dick Ramsburg
Dutrow
Buzz Rhoderick
Fairchild Bombers
Quint
Elm Street Team Extends Unbeaten Run in League Play
Elm Street School basketball cruised to a 34 to 13 victory over Walkersville School in the American Legion Tournament B Division. The Elm Street squad led 22 to 5 by halftime, then outpaced Walkersville 12 to 8 in the second half to stay undefeated on their home court.
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Packing Materials Shortage Cited By War Rules
The article notes burlap tin and hemp shortages due to Pacific war impact, with government control of burlap and a ban on packing motor oil in tin cans. It advises saving motor oil cans for refilling and urges stocking Southern States Starting and Growing Mash to aid quick chick growth and uniform feathering, highlighting its open formula proven for 100 million chicks.
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