McSpaden Leads Money Winners in 1941 Golf Circuit
Harald Sag McSpaden tops the 1941 money list with 10 075 in earnings across seven tournaments, having won three events, finished second in three, and third in one, missing only the North and South at Pinehurst. Byron Nelson is second with 7 225, Sam Byrd third with 4 512.50, followed by other leaders such as Schoony Bull, Crate Wood, Mute Harrison, Leonard Nodson, Johnny Sevolta, and Reb Hamilton.
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Sag" McSpaden
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South Joveney
Pinehurst
N.C
Byron Nelson
Sam Byrd
Sohony Bulla
Crate Wood
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FE. A. “Muteh” Harrison
Leonard Nodson
Johnny Sevolta
Reb Hamilton
Harmon Takes Detroit Post Head Pro Job
Claude Harmon, professional at River Oaks Country club, said he decided to accept an offer to become head pro of the Broadmoor Country club of Detroit. Frasmon, who had been at River Oaks since Jimmy Demaret entered the navy, said he would stay here till about April 1.
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Claude Harmon
River Oaks Country Club
Broadmoor Country Club
Detroit
Frasmon
River Qacks
Jimmy Demsret
Navy
McSpaden Targets Durham Open Ahead of Final Rounds
Harold Jug McSpaden of Philadelphia leads a field of 75 in the $6000 Durham open where he seeks to improve his winter circuit average. Byron Nelson, Graig Wood, and Johnny Revolta are among top contenders as Sam Byrd leaves for Birmingham due to his father’s illness. Tony Petha tops warm up at Hillandale as Hope Valley Country Club hosts the final 46 of 72 holes on Sunday.
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N. C
March
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Philadelphia
McSpaden
California
Carolina
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Gulfport
Miss
Tug
Byron Nelson
Charlotte
Graig Wood
Johnny Revolta
Sam Byrd
New Orleans
Birmingham
Tony Petha
Hillandale
Hope Valley ‘Country Club
Phillies Keep Name as Phillies Despite Blue Jay Emblem
Wilmington report details fan letters urging the Philadelphia club to stay the Phillies. Owarr Carpenter and Big Phillips led the public relations effort to propose a Blue Jay emblem, but club officials insist the name remains unchanged. Letters from fans across regions, including Chicago and the South Pacific, express strong attachment to the Phillies heritage and suggest branding on opening day with a blue jay motif only for publicity.
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Philadelphia
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Jim Hagan
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Baseball Chatter Continues From Page 1 B
Baseball chatter notes trades and exhibitions as teams prep for openings. Roger Cramer schedules fifteenth annual league event and aims for Pierre’s opener exhibition Saturday. Keil returns to center field, Hostetler to right, Baton back on the mound. French Bardausas, Rickey stand apart in camp talks. Bardausas visits Bear Mountain then New York, Rickey heads to Springfield Mo. camp. Lakewood New York plant official Adamsso seeks 100 percent salary. expected to come in late today.
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Carp
Mvansville
Roger Cramer
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Anya
Pierre
Keil Ga
Fild
Hostetler
Baton Bick
Bear Mountain
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Barangarne
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Springfield
St. Paul
Lakewood
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Koldonta
Mort Cooper Signs 1944 Contract with Cardinals
Mort Cooper, star pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, said he signed his 1944 contract and will mail it to President Sam Breadon. He refused to disclose salary terms after holding out for 17,600 dollars, having received 11,600 last year and been offered 12,000 this year. He will report to the Cardinals training camp in Corsica, IL, tomorrow or Sunday.
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Morton Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Cooper
Cardinals
Corro
Army Mum On Warneke
Lon Warneke, Cubs pitcher, returned from a physical in Little Rock and said he does not know if he will be in the military or playing baseball this season. He joked about throwing grenades at Germans or baseballs as NL batters while awaiting the exam results.
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Canadiens Dominant Five‑Goal Mayhem Ends Leafs Rise
Montreal Canadiens crushed Toronto 5 to 1 as Maurice Richard scored all five goals setting a playoff scoring record. Detroit Red Wings edged Chicago 4 to 3 before 12,757 fans as the series tied at one game each. The two matchups move to Toronto and Detroit for game three Saturday night.
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Toronto
Red Wings
Black Hawke
Local sports chatter touches clubs and legends
Roy Brandenburger remains with the Yankees system and plans baseball pause until things settle. Wellsville Pony League business manager notes shifts in Texas college football at Alamo stadium. A body found near Bandera road recalls former pitcher Gilbert Kester. Ball player Rudy Simon reported from Italy with air forces. Fort Worth schedules a Labor Day game between Brooklyn and a semi pro squad. Bert Fry hosts Sportfights on KTLA Saturdays at 5 30.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Earry
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Maly
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Texas
Ted Menrice
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Fort Worth
Brooklyn
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San Antonio
Texas trainer Magnon eyed Texas university post
Tony Magnon, longtime Border Olympics trainer, said he received a letter from Bana X. Bible, Texas university coach, inviting him to Agetin to discuss a trainer position. Magnon planned to visit around the Texas Relays on April 1 and would accept if a satisfactory arrangement is reached. Magnon has trained the San Antonio Missions and previously worked in Bin Ate? fonin bases.
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Bana X. Bible
Texas University
Agetin
Kraus Hurls In Game Here In 1944 Season Opener
Jack Kraus veteran pitcher will start for the Kelly Field War Workers at 2 p.m. Sunday in a practice opener against Dan's Gate of the Spanish-American league. The Workers expect to feature Frank Rocky Racamontes Bill Rem Mog and George English from the Evangeline league on the mound with Hank Guerta and Bid Buren catching.
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Philly South
Kelly Field War Workers
Dan's Gate
Frank “Rocky” Racamontes
Bill Rem- Mog
George English
Evangeline League
Hank Guerta
Bid Buren
John and Jean In Film Comedy Opens Friday at Palace
A double feature opens Friday at the Palace with A Lady Takes a Chance starring Jean Arthur and John Wayne about a New York worker who seeks excitement in the West and a cowboy who helps her. Sundown Valley stars Charles Starrett with Jeanne Bates and Dade Taylor at the State, opening Saturday, paired with Moonlight in Vermont.
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Palace Theater
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New York
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Charles Starrett
Sundown Valley
Jeanne Bates
Dade Taylor
State Theater
Gloria Joan
Vermont
Tampico Tops Vera Cruz Blues 4 0 to Lead Mexican League
Mexico City March 24 Tampico retained first place in the Mexican Baseball League by defeating Rogers Hormudy's Vera Cruz Blues 4 to 0. Nase Moreland pitched for Tampico allowing only two singles.
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Tampico
Rogers Hormudy
Vera Cruz Blues
Nase Moreland
Urgro
Terapieg
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