Mack Lacks Depth but Hopes A's Can Rise in 1942
Anaheim dispatch notes Connie Mack remains cautiously optimistic about the 1942 Athletics. Nine players have left for Navy service, depleting the roster including Benny McCoy, Al Brancato, and Sam Chapman. Acquisition of Mike Kreevich may help, with outfield speed and power led by Johnson and Miles. The infield shows gaps at second and short, while rookie Louis Blair and promising pitchers Christopher and Caliguiri offer hope for a stronger season.
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Southpaw staff boosts Cardinals and spring camp notes
Major league camps report on St Louis Cardinals lefties Ernie White Howard Pollett Max Lanier Clyde Shoun and Harry Brecheen forming a strong rotation. Other items note Red Sox prospect Mace Brown debut, Ted Williams batting practice, Charley Keller in Yankee camp and Indians’ Clearwater drills. Handley back in camp with shoulder soreness improving. A monster 125 pound king salmon was caught near Peterburg Alaska.
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Haas and Sauer Add Power for Reds This Year
NEA Service reports Cincinnati reshapes its roster with Bert Haas replacing Bill Werber at third base and Hank Sauer moving from first base to left field. Haas hit .315 with 131 RBIs in the American Association, while Sauer, a 6 foot 4 slugger, batted .330 with 114 RBIs for Birmingham and joins a strong pitching staff led by Walkers and Derringer. The article notes ample outfield depth and the need to maximize their pitching depth for the season.
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ShaughnessyRumored Eastward Move Seeks Maryland Role
Sport tips suggest Clark Shaughnessy, famed T formation expert, may become athletic director and head football coach at Maryland under Dr. C. Byrd. The Associated Press notes he prefers an Eastern post with football clout and a substantial salary, potentially around ten thousand dollars annually, supported by a football-minded president.
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Shaughnessy Sees No Exit From Stanford Low on Baseball School Interest
Shaughnessy says he has no intention of leaving Stanford. Registrations pour in for the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball school to be held April 1. Seven people filed four applications for office positions, with roles including infield, outfield, and pitching. Five residents are from Frederick, one from Burkittsville, one from Buckeystown. none attended a baseball school before. Local interest in baseball appears low as seven county men seek a rookie school, raising questions if they consider themselves past the rookie stage.
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Senior M. C. A. League Thursday Scores
Oldsmobile 82 Chevrolet 27 Ford 44 Hudson 37. A knot is described as a tie formed with a bird a speed unit and a growth in lumber.
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Eight Teams Named For Metropolitan Tourney
The Metropolitan Invitation Basketball Tournament field reaches eight with West Virginia added and pairings drawn for games at Madison Square Garden. Opening doubleheader features West Virginia vs Long Island University and West Texas against Creighton. Rhode Island State meets Toledo University Thursday while Western Kentucky faces City College of New York. Semis set for March 23 with winners meeting for the title on March 25.
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Court News and Property Transfers Across Counties
Marriage licenses issued for Leon W. O Donnell and Mary Alexandria in Shippensburg. Transfers include Russell H. Linger executor selling to Charles T. Main and wife for 2550 dollars, and Beulah M. Crawford widow selling to Paul L Crum and wife for 10 dollars. Equity suit Walter Balmer vs Margaret Balmer filed for absolute divorce. Edwin F Nikirk represents the complainant. An unrelated historical note remarks about early North American Indians and hospitality.
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60 Points By One 'Y' Player Seals Big League Win
B Abrecht scored 60 points as Oldsmobile beat Chevrolets 82 to 27 in the Senior M C A Basketball League. Abrecht poured in most points in the second half after a 22-8 halftime lead, achieving a likely record scoring feat in Frederick with ten minute halves. The Ford team later defeated the Hudsons 44 to 37 as both games featured four men per side.
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Elm Street Boys Rally For Narrow B Division Win
Elm Street School basketball team overcame a 14-8 halftime deficit to beat St. John's Junior Holy Name Society 22-17 on Johnny court. Gaver led Elm Street in scoring while Schley scored for the Johnnies as Elm Street extended its unbeaten streak in the American Legion Tournament B Division.
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General Public Barred From Academy Sports
Annapolis Md March 12 The general public will be barred from Navy spring sports under strict academy entrance rules. Only naval officers civilian instructors midshipmen and their guests with proper identification may attend athletic contests. Officers instructors and midshipmen must identify their guests beforehand. visiting teams supporters and sports writers require official authorization to enter the academy. Approximately 90 spring sports events are affected.
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New York Sports Roundup Highlights 1930s Pro and High School Action
In this rounded feature, New York reflects on timing for state high school tournaments, the AAU scramble, and Earl Walsh taking Fordham football helm. It notes sports anecdotes from boxing to hockey and baseball training ideas, plus track and ski coverage from Michigan.
Stick squad practices as other teams prepare
The text notes the stick squad in practice while pitchers and catchers train in the armory. Other squads across crew, baseball, lacrosse, track, tennis, golf, sailing and outdoor life are set to begin practice soon.
Sun Time Or War Time For Trout Fishing Rights
The question of whether trout fishing hours should follow sun time or wartime applies to 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. under the current law. Regional Game Warden Benjamin F. Phebus will forward the query to the State office as officials review time changes for game laws. Albert M. Powell notes trout stocking may begin next week ahead of the April 15 season opening. Frederick City officials have not asked about fishing above the municipal dam. Phebus also announces 1000 pounds of seed for county bird patches are available to farmers by request.
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DiMaggio Reaches Deal With Yankees For 1942
Joe DiMaggio agrees terms with the New York Yankees after a one hour meeting with president Ed Barrow. Although the exact salary is not released sources expect about 42000 dollars.
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