Cards Open Training In One Big Hurry Cairo
The world champion St Louis Cardinals began rapid training in Cairo with 17 players and eight pitchers, a lean squad as manager Billy Southworth aims to whip them into shape before the pennant season. Several veterans and rookies joined, while unsigned stars linger in a busy roster heading into next day workouts.
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Cotter Field
Walker Cooper
Sam Warren
Jerry Burmeister
George Fallon
Lou Klein
Buster Adams
Debs Garris
Harry Breecken
Howard Krist
Max Lanier
Ken O'Dea
Harry Walker
Stan Musial
Southworth
Two Pirates Lose Players From Camp Roster
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce two more players will not report for duty. Eddie Stewart and Aldan Wilkie will miss the Los Angeles trip as Wilkie continues with a Newberg shipbuilding firm. Ralph Kiner joins Navy cadets, Jim Russell gains Toronto rights, and Frank Coleman signs today. Vince DiMaggio's wife undergoes surgery in California and he remains there with her.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lonny Liat
Eddie Stewart
Aldan Wilkie
American Cay Y
Los Angeles
Wilkie
Newberg
Ore
Ralph Kiner
Albany
Naval Cadets
Mines
Ind
Jim Russell
Fayette City
Toronto
Frank Coleman
Vince DiMaggio
H Beach
Cal
North Aircrat
Local Bowling League Results and Standings Report
Ox Fibre Bowling League shows Millers over Bristles and Shapers trouncing Alligatmars with 3 0. Denceman loses to Wiretwisters 2 1 while Big Chiefs beat Sweepers 1 3. Week schedule lists Seepers Bri Justrites Pri Favorites Wi Millers Shapers Alligators Big Chiefs. Yankee spring roster expansion noted with 22 of 27 signed or agreed terms.
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Alligatmars
Denceman
Big Chiefs
Justrites
Asbury Park
N. J
Joe McCarthy
Jonny Lingeil
Bourgeon Chandier
Ailey Donaté
New York Yankee
Elm Street School Wins First Round in BY Tavision
Elm Street School, defending champions, defeated St. John's School 32 to 22 in the first round of the BY Tavision of soe American Leman Gasketball Tournament. The teams meet again Wednesday in a best two out of three series as rivalry heats up.
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Elm Street School
Tavision
Soe
St. John’s School
Johnnies
Zick High School
A. Cy
Fredfother
Etzler
Elm Stree
Myers
St Johns
Army
vMyers
Etgier
Brann Seeks Classic Potential For Vincentive Colt
Maryland turfman Brann believes Vincentive, a little known Maryland bred colt by Chai, may develop into a Derby era runner. Vincentive showed stamina in six furlongs and the Timilge Futurity, beating strong fields before reserve and growth slowed him. Brann plans to test him further to gauge staying power and Derby prospects as the unfinished colt continues growing.
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Fumi Im
Count Firet
Vincentine
Star Referee Pat Kennedy to Referee Friday Game
Pat Kennedy, famed actor-referee, will officiate the Coast Guard All Stars benefit game Friday at the State Armory in Frederick. Brought from New York, his expenses are funded by local sportsmen, with Curtis Bay Coast Guard and Frederick County All Stars eager to have him rule the game with his iron hand and showmanship.
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Coast Guard
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Frederick
Ned Irish
Kennedy
York
New Tercer
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Trenton
N. J
Garden
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Nedy
Kane
Kennedys
Bowlus
The
All Stars
Dorsey Shipley
Shipley
USO
Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Draft Puts Hughes In Uniform And Nugent Out Of Baseball
In Philadelphia sports a shakeup sees Tommy Hughes drafted into the Army while Gerry Nugent departs baseball. Brooklyn preferred Hughes to Rube Melton, but the Army took first call, sending Nugent back to service as Melton’s tax trouble and other bids shaped the market.
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Peddied
Brooklyn
Rube Melton
Wilkes-Barre
Giants
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Melton Sale
Rickey
Melton
Johnny Allen
Harris
Phil Mulcahy
Ike Pearson
Sam Nahem
Lee Grissom
Bombers Advance To The Semi Final Round
Chicago March 15 The Dayton Bombers upset the Harlem Globe Trotters 44 to 34 to reach the semi finals of the world championship tournament. A one handed push shot by Jim Reiser broke a 27 27 tie in the third period and Dayton led the rest of the game. Reece Tatum led the Globe Trotters with 17 points while Bert Drummond topped the Bombers.
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Dayton Bombers
Harlem Globe Trotters
Jim Reiser
Ohio
Dayton
Reece Tatum
The
Globe Trotters
Bert Drummond
Bombers
Chiefs Prepare for March 26 Training Camp in Frederick
Syracuse Chiefs general manager Leo Miller plans a training stop at McCurdy Field with a 25-player minimum, booking the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Weather and wartime transport complicate arrangements as Miller eyes pitcher Charles Vesper and a tight roster amid ongoing draft calls.
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Leo Miller
Syracuse Chiefs
International Baseball League
Frederick
Miller
Francis Scott Key
Syracuse
McCurdy Field
Chiefs
AAA
Snape
Herb Schroeder
Martinsburg
Charles Vesper
W. Va
Vesper
Schroeder
Public Sale of Household Goods at Walkersville Md
The undersigned will hold a public sale of personal property at the Harvey Houck residence George Street Walkersville Maryland on Saturday March 20 1942 at 2 PM ET. Items include writing desk library table extension table side table chairs buffet rugs Hoover vacuum oven camera dishes tools and other articles. Mrs A J Weldin auctioneer Charles Kiniz.
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Houck
George Street
Walkersville
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A. J. Weldin
Charles Kiniz
Madison Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Said Street
John H. Suter
Nell Bowers Hobbs
Ae Frederick County
Chiefs to arrive March 25 for spring training
The Chiefs plan to arrive March 25 to begin training the next day amid draft and weather concerns. Miller and his staff will come a day or two earlier to prepare. Jewell Ens, field manager of Syracuse, is in Bloomington, Indiana, where the Cincinnati Reds are training, and will leave the Reds camp for here next week.
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Singer Jewell Ens
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Bloomington
Ind
Cincinnati Reds
J. C. Penney League Latent Results Pay Day
Pay Day faced Towncraft in a tight league clash while Topflights and Gans posted results. Big Mac defeated Towncraft 3 to 0 and 3 to 0 in associated matches, highlighting a decisive Thursday program with strong performances across teams.
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Gans
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