Chiefs Train Hard In Spring Camp Workout
The Syracuse Chiefs held a strenuous five round hitting drill under Manager Jewel Ens on a sunlit field described as Florida like. General Manager Leo Miller pushed players to report by April 1, with unsigned Lynn Nelson Lester Hinckle and Caren ordered to join or be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Syracuse Chiefs
Jewel Ens
Charley Keller
Syracuse
McCurdy
Ens
Leo Miller
Chiefs
Francis Scott Key
Lynn Nelson
Lester Hinckle
Caren
Nelson
Kansas City
Walter Caren
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Miller
Louisville
Hancock
Hinckle
Bardleson
Blackburn
Carter
Lohrey
Boerreeth
Theie Uearae Ens
Rice
Cotelle
Goldstein
Quimby
Rosen
Albert Mele
Hahn
Stroner
Berwyn
Chico Rodriguez
United States
Havana
Hunt
Yannigans
Buffalo
Hagerstown
Frederick
Cubs
White Sox
Indiana
Cincinnati Reds
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Derby Favorites and Seven Hearts Loom at Churchill Downs
The piece weighs Derby prospects, noting Seven Hearts as a strong bargain after a Lexington purchase for 400 dollars. It highlights his Arkansas Derby win on a slow track, a history of fast finishes, and a $17,045 bankroll from past performances plus a $7,170 latest mile and an eighth win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barrier Springs
Kent
Churchill Downs
Col
Matt Winn
Joe Law
Lexington
J. Graham Brown
Louisville
Pop
Lovie
St. John's Wins Court Tourney At The Garden
St John s of Brooklyn defeated Toledo University 48 to 27 to capture the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden. Washington and Jefferson took third place by beating Fordham 38 to 34 before 18 000 fans. Hartman and Mears led St John s with 10 points apiece while Karpowich topped Fordham with 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry
Big Boy) Boykoff
St. John's
Brooklyn
Toledo University
Washington and Jefferson
Fordham
Madison Square Garden
Pennsylvanians
Tony
Mears
Karpowich
French Casualties Report From Paris Air Raids
The German radio quoted Fernand De Brinon saying 4,000 killed and 7,000 injured in British and American air raids on France over the last 18 months. The figure reflects Vichy Government representations made in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fernand de Brinon
Pierre Laval
Vichy
Paris
France
Marines and Air Corps Reach Gold Medal Semi finals
The Marines defeated the Navy 29 to 26 and the Air Corps beat the Commandos 23 to 21 on the YMCA court to advance to the Central States Gold Medal Tourney semi finals. Second round games set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Air Corps
Navy
Commandos
Don Shipley
Air Corp
Landis
Mayne
Dunn
C i
Sanders
Talley
Jack Griffin
McNeal
R. Shipley
iTveryar
Fleischman
McGaha
Nee
Jealous Wife Learns to Save Her Marriage Says Dorothy Dix
A reader asks how to curb jealousy and preserve respect from her devoted husband. Dorothy Dix advises self control, avoiding scenes, and building confidence. She suggests patience, considering a child, and using common sense to resist insecurity and protect the relationship.
Keegan Voted Award By Basketballers
The late George Keegan Notre Dame mentor was named 1942-43 National Association of College Basketball Coaches award winner. Coaches vote for the man who has contributed most to basketball over years. They also opposed unlimited substitutions and discussed changes to fouls rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Keegan
Notre Dame
National Association of College Basketball Coaches
Triplet Calves Born in Clarksville Farm Record 1943
In Clarksville Maryland a Guernsey cow gave birth to triplet heifers on March 17. Weighing 45 48 and 49 pounds at birth the calves are growing well. Owner John M Dasker credits the cow with aiding the war effort and the trio may be a 1943 farm record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
John M. Dasker
Dasker
Donald L. Simpson
Major Moravian
Lady Broke
Top
Moravian
Buck Palamano
Harry
Champ
Palamano Coll
Betty
Tulsa
Oklo
Wisconsin
T. B
Bangs
Holstein Breeders Association
Waekedha
Anynre
Guernsey
Jersey
Barbara Bennett Returns to the Stage in San Diego Musical
Barbara Bennett sister of Joan and Constance returns to the stage as a song and dance girl in a San Diego stage musical opening next month. Alm producer Teeter Cuter will star her and has optioned her for a motion picture. The piece notes Milton Berle and his wife Joyce Matthews wrestling with questions of humor and timing in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Erskine Johnson
NEA
Barbara Bennett
Joan
Constance
Morton Downey
Addison Randall
San Diego
Culler
Milton Berle
Joyce Matthews
Columbia
Berlin
Marguerite Chapman
Heil Hitler
Heil
Columbia Studio
Entertaining Hollywood Glamor and Army Camp Notes
A jumble of celebrity quips and scenes cites Dorothy Lamour in a backless gown and Grace McDonald at a camp show. Otto Kruger teases Lamour as a center of distraction while Ken Englund for Sweet Rosie O Grady is noted. Soldiers at Camp Livingston hear Jean Brooks and Gene Tate discuss routines, and Frederick residents complain of noisy dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lamour
Otto Kruger
Cutie
Grace McDonald
Maxie Roosenbloom
Tet Ritter
Rita Hlayworth
Jinx Falkenberg
Dorothy Fay
Rater
Ken Englund
Police Gazette
Rosie O'Grady
Spencer Tracy
Robert Taylor
Victor Fleming
M-G-M
Guy
Joe
Tracy
Camp Livingston
Udy Garland
Turing
Jean Brooks
Jean
Tate
Local Nuisance Laws Target Noisy Dogs
Residents contest city ordinances punishing and regulating barking dogs. Court filings emphasize that nighttime disturbances persist as a public nuisance under prevailing laws.
Mass Farm Auction Near Buckeystown Maryland in 1943
A public sale on the premises near Buckeystown Maryland discontinues farming on the estate. The event lists 3 head horses and 10 cattle with heifers and a large Holstein bull, plus 46 hogs, dairy equipment, an extensive array of implements and harnesses, two tons of hay, and numerous tools and lumber. The auction occurs Friday April 2 1943 at 1 o'clock with health reasons cited by the undersigned Ernest W Flanigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delchester Farms
Edgemont
Starbak
West Chester
Tom
Willittaker
Ayrshire
West South Street
Frederick
Mis
Mary S. Gosnell
Charles Kints
Buckeystown
Predyrick County
Pyantt
New Midway
Woddsboro
Ydo O'elombe
Toro
Rees
Molsterr
Guerngeys
Deering
Columbia
Pennsylvania
McCormick-Deering
Syracuse Barshear
Syracuse Barghare
Farquhar
Mitchen
Ron Leathet
Hart
Sa's
Ernest W. Flanigan
Glenn Aint
Hb. Keils
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Syracuse Club
Keller
Baltimore
Maryland State Guard
Foster B. Davis
Davis
St. John’s
the Garden
Miss Don
Dunha
Omasul
Una
Miss Dix
Walt
Ant
Prince Charming
Guy Iraaddankney
The
Bell Syndicate
Ine
Dorothy Dix
Judy
Keegan
Basketballers
Institution For the
Howard M. Albaugh
Fredericktown
Fredfrick
Maryland
Osa Masse
Io Universal
Joseph Cotton
Diaying
Sol Lesser
Tlollywood
Fred Wilcox
Lassie
Star
Keystone
Nicodemus Paint Store
Jon
Court St
Cty Opera House
Weaea
Lon Chaney
Asus
Destiny
Casablanca
Nemens Beau
Michael Gurtiz
Lac
Claude Rains
Conrad Veidt
Greenstreet
Peter Lorre Bees
Louden
Woodsboro
Woodsboro and
Creagerstown
West Virginia
Kansas
Mons
Poland
China
M. W. Stitely
Earl Huffman
John Null
Emmert Bowlus
Gail Catshall
H.C. Dorcus
Hucksbrink
St. John’s Reformed Church
Petma—Caan
H. M Whisner
Rinteet Re
Chester
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