Old Bobo May Be Back Of Trading Talk
Lakeland Florida March 25 Frequent trade rumors surround Louis Newsom the Tigers star right hander. Officials doubt a deal is pending and expect Newsom to stay with Detroit for opening day. Zeller has not found a bidder willing to meet his price while Newsom argues for a better contract. He has been prepping in camp and impressed bosses with batting practice in a 15 minute display.
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St. Louis Cardinal Chain Gang
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Raleigh
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Bucky Harris
Washington Club
Exhibition Games Roundup and Local Livestock Sale Report
Exhibition games feature the Boston Newark and St Louis Brooklyn ties with batteries listed for each. Notable lines include Kansas City New York in 11 innings and Philadelphia New York contests. A large Urbana sale saw heifers cows and colts fetch varied prices with Ignatius Lease as auctioneer and W Aubisard as clerk.
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New York
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Wedgeriay
Ferhinery
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Repass Called Best Recruit Infielder by Harris
Washington Nationals rely on Robert Repass as the standout recruit infielder in years per Bucky Harris. Harris lists possible infielders Estalella, Gallo, and Ortiz with various plans as spring training continues in Orlando.
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Harris
Harry Grayson
NEA Service
Orlando
Clark Griffith
Fox
Washington Club
Cecil Travis
Army
Buddy Lewis
Air Corps
Bdutfit
Stanley Raymond Harris
Nationals
Bucky Harris
Bay
Estalella
Galle Harris
Stanley Galle
Roberto Estalella
Ofield
Milwaukee
Stan Gallo
Bob Repass
Washington
Roberto Ortiz
Jeff
Bobby Estatella
Intra Mural Championship Set At Maryland State School
Maryland State School for the Deaf will decide its intra mural basketball title Friday as Snyder faces Judino. Saturday morning will see the Downes Hudson consolation game. In round one Snyder beat Downes 35 15 with Harris assisting McKenny and every Snyder player scoring four or more. The Judino Hudson game ended 24 22 with Potts securing the decisive field goal as the final minutes remained tight.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
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Judino
Silentee
Downes-Hudson
Downes
Harris
McKenny
Hudson
Potts
Holler
New Coach Due At Md U Soon
Maryland announces Clark Shaughnessy will join the University of Maryland as athletic director and football coach after April 1. He inherits a strong letterman nucleus including Luther Conrad, Bob James, Jack Dittmar, Reggy Vincent, Eddie Chovanes, George Jarmoska, Jack Wright, Tom Mont, George Barnes, Elmer Rigby, Jack Mier, Jack Brenner, Jack Gilmore, Joe Hoppegardner, Bill Helbeck, Lou Chacos, and Bill Taylor with about ten new recruits from the yearlings to form the 1941 squad. The team is expected to fit the T formation.
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College Park
Clark Shaughnessy
Stanford
University of Maryland
Department of Physical Education
Luther Conrad
Bob James
Jack Dittmar
Reggy Vincent
Eddie Chovanes
George Jarmoska
Jack Wright
Tom Mont
George Barnes
Elmer Rigby
Jack Mier
Jack Brenner
Jack Gilmore
Letterman
Joe Hoppengardner
Bill Helbeck
Lou Chacos
Bill Taylor
Jack Hufman
John Lookabaugh
Howard Smedley
Oscar DuBois
Paul Flick
Lloyd Mallone
Brushmakers Beat YMCA Wolfpack 42 to 33 on Wolfpack Court
Ox Fibre Brushmakers overwhelmed the YMCA Wolfpack 42 33 on their home floor. L Murray and Ramsburg led scoring with fourteen each while Holmes Dutrow added ten as the Brushmakers controlled play in the second half.
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Holmes Dutrow
Waynesboro
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State School and Frederick High Seek Wide Participation
The committee invites fraternal groups high schools and civic bodies to join a public invitation for a table tennis tournament. Entries may be sent by mail telephone or in person at the M Cy A Frederick. There is no entrance fee. Pairings will be announced April 11 with play starting April 13. Championships awarded in three divisions with medals for runners up and doubles champions.
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Lease Bussard
Nathan Jacobson
Alvin G. Quinn
Wiliam S. Ray
Potomac Edison Company
DeMolay
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State School For Deaf
Frederick High School
M. Cy. A. Frederick
World of Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr
Roundup notes future boxing and basketball matchups in Cleveland and Chicago Navy relief plans. Mentions Frank Ward on Simon fight and quotes Gary Bodie on Navy players. Also covers Duquesne night football shelving, defense job drain on athletes, and a Moscow Michalchuck case in Maryland Federal Court.
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Wide World Sports
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Jimmy Bivins
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Chicago Stadium
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Bill de Correvant
Jack Joyner
Tennessee
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Navy Relief Fund
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Vasil Michalchuck
Manchester
Carroll County
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Michalchuck
Charles W. Cushna
West Virginia Wins National Invitation Tournament
West Virginia, seeded last, rallied in the final eight minutes to beat Western Kentucky State 47 to 45 before 18 250 at Madison Square Garden. Dick Kesling tied the game with a 46 45 free throw and Scotty Hamilton sealed the win with a final point.
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Creighton
Toledo
Ed Beisser
Bob Gerber
Bart Quinn
O Grady Top All Opponent Selection By Green Terrors
Westminster Md March 25 Buddy O Grady of Georgetown University emerged as the most respected opponent for Western Maryland College basketball this season. He topped the all opponent first team on nine ballots with six for first team and three for second. Nat Winitsky of Baltimore University drew six first team votes and three second team votes. O Grady was also named the all opponent first team s best bet. The first team includes Franny Bock Loyola Bob Parnell Gettysburg Marl Haller Aberdeen Proving Grounds O Grady and Winitsky. The second team lists Byham American University Harkins Mount St Marys Bornheimer Georgetown Samesle Washington College and Goldberg Loyola.
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Georgetown University
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Loyola
Bob Parnell
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Byham
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St. Mary's
Bornheimer
Georgetown
Samele
Washington College
Goldberg
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