Rules Changes To Be Tried In Basketball
National basketball leaders plan a one year trial of rule changes including unlimited substitutions and altered fouling procedures. Experiments target play under the basket with goal tending and equipment adjustments eyed while major games highlight the season with George Mikan starring for DePaul and Texas star John Tergis setting scoring marks.
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Waw York
National Basket Ducommittce
Lla Downe
George Mikan
DeFaul University
Dartmouth
Towa
J. W. St. Clair
Southern Methodist
Toledo University
St. John's
Wyoming
Georgetown
Red Cross
Texen Universalty
Kansas City
Aerate
Jefferson
Garedeny
Texas
John Tergis
Gullie Traded For Norbert In Brewers Move
March 20. Ted Giltie veteran Brewers outfielder with 317 career Brewers hits is traded to the Pacific Coast League for Ted Norbert. Gullie, 24, spent nearly a decade patrolling Milwaukee’s field, delivering 244 home runs and 317 RBIs in Brewers tenure. Norbert, a former standout last year, joins the Brewers in a partial exchange. The deal shifts the Brewers’ outfield mix as Don Linky era fades.
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Pdwaurebe
Rorebert
Surney
Ted Giltie
Milwaukee Brewers
Gullie
Gergles Field
Brewers
Fartlaid
Ore
Pacific Coast League
Ted Norbert
Etronic
Oxhkanong
Antielder
Ehib
Ohio Swimmers Seek Grand Slam at New York Meet
Ohio State and Michigan boat sprint for the grand slam at the National AAU championships in New York. Coach Mike Peppe’s Big Ten champions won ten titles in the collegiate meet, with Dempsey and Nakaran besting in diving and freestyle events.
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Ohio
Columbus
S.C. A
Ohio State
New York
Mike Peppe
Michigan
Minnesota
Town
College Pacfle
Columbia
Princeton
Stanford
Northwestern
Texas
Washington
Michigan Star
Jansschuschts State
Purdue
Pennsylvania
California
Big Ten
N.C. A
Aine A. &U
Wolverines
Wolves
A. A
le Ducks
Frank Dempsey
Ken Nakaran
Thawalkur
Exmort Gushit
Blanford Probo
Bluege Seeks Fast Start for Senators in Spring
Ossie Bluege, Washington Senators manager, talks optimistic about the 1946 campaign. He cites a faster team, four rookie pitchers from the minor leagues, and plans to use Gerry Priddy at second base with Myatt and Sullivan backing up infield roles. Bluege expects George Case, Stan Spence, Bob Johnson, and Gene Moore to anchor the outfield as he evaluates players like Vernon and Myatt for key positions.
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Hasobatl
Morris
Senators
Gerry Priddy
Yankees
Pibys
George Myatt
Priddy
Myatt
Jtohnhy Sullivan
Chattanoogs
Baselime Afhkoy Vernon
Gulfield
George Case
Stan Spence
Bob Johnsson
Gene Moore
Bhege
Senatorsky A
Baremaan
Tony Peltum
Amet Jeeney
Crosby Crosby and Ol Dutra Help At Exhibition Golf Match
More than 4000 fans gathered at Long Beach California to watch Bing Crosby and Bob Hope in an exhibition golf match to benefit the Los Angeles naval hospital. Crosby and Hope entertained the crowd with play and humor as promoter Benes of Los Serenos directed the event.
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Crosby-Hone
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Lee Hockey Gend
Leanie Weet Pratt
Dotrat
Tovanta
Ussvall
Bert
Eyitends
Agiabhuyn Teateuc Semidinupinywttat Buffalo
Werahey
Cfershey
Auturday Rational
Teasie
Yplayotte
Montreas
Roston
Navan Gades
Lee Yonio
Bolo
Teamm Ted
Ameslean Lersie
Meshes
Snfinio
Crutfato Tide
Neven Xorten
Tt Dlannnoti
ArndteLeyetanih Shinimatert
Wally Schang Appointed Utica Manager
Wally Schang with a .300 career batting average in the majors is named manager of Utica Braves in the Eagtery league. Rumor also points to Connie Lauer as a potential signing and player coach for Utica.
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Wally Schang
Utica
Waken Ey
Jancid
Athletics
Red Sox
Yankees
Banaker
Utes Braves
Ulica
Cony Lar Werl
Norfolk Sailors Set for Senators
Norfolk VA March 29 68 The sailors and the Norfolk naval station prepare for a four three game series against the Washington Senators. Veterans Gary Bodice Freddie Hutchinson Chad Warner Walter Blasterson and others are listed with pitching strength and a roster including Phil Rizzuto Murray Franksy and Dom DiMaggio. The absence of Robert Telfer is noted as the starting pitching staff shapes up for the season.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Metal
Belig
Whattington Senators
Senators
Washington
Gary Bodice
Navy
Mista
Sattors
Freddie Hutchinson
Vateran
Huckde-Binlng
Dutch Leonard
Chad Warner
Boston Red Sox
Walter Blasterson
Envey
Boston Braves
Maxie Wilson
Wil
Ray Volpi
Kansas City
Robert Telfer
Formre
Cleveland
Sal Jars
Otter
Salor
Ine Inader
Phil Rizuuta
New York Yankees
Murray Franky
Ekratt
Tou Padreth
St. Louis Cachinal
Dom DiMigelo
Vincent Smith
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Gleason
Chcage Cubs
Chaelowatt
Firstebaseman
He Robinson
Baltimore
Rotini
Lst
Sam Snead Stays on his Game in California Open
Sam Snead wins the San Diego county open at Goronado with a 144 for 36 holes, edging defending champion Bil Foler and pro Lancy Wilinmaen. The former pro tour star remains elite as he leads by ten strokes under regulation.
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Goronado
Calif
Sam Snead
San Diego County
Bil Foler
Lancy Wilinmaen
Smnead
Sammy
Hayat
Track Teams Well Matched in Southwest Conference Meet
COLLEGE STATION March 29 Rice Institutes 62 60 victory over Texas A&M and Texas narrow win over the Cadets set up one of the closest Southwest Conference meets next month. The Owls won 10 of 16 events, aided by Henderson arriving from Port Sam Houston to win shot put and javelin, Cummins winning both hurdles and pole vault, while Aggies ace Jos Vajilor clocked a 4 1/2 lap time in the half mile.
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College Station
Hins
Rice Institute
Texas
Owls
Mes
Pete Watkins
L. Richardson
Gordon Martin
Army
Fort Sim Holston
Henderson
Port Sam Houston
Rks
Bill Cummins
Winane Pointer
Jos Vajilor
Golf Notes at Brackenridge Park Swing Results
Youngssering Browning-gr wins Sundays golf sweepstakes at Brackenridge Park with 2 net score of 668 over 18 holes. Bill Wilkins Whitey Slutnia and Joe Beasley tie for second. park event set for next Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Jones wins Light's Hole-in-One club card for Willow Springs fifth hole. Fidel Barrere triumphs in Pore Golfers club spring finger tournament beating Getaa and Favela.
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Youngssering Browning — Gr
Brackenridge Park
Aly
Bill Wil Uins
Whitey" Slut Nia
Joe Beasley
Phe Light
Buford Jones
Willow Springs
Bisler
Din
Jones
P. Randolpn
Quer Roan
L. A. Roti
Fidel Barrere
Cub
Pressy Getaa
Manuel Favela
Trst
Brackentlige Park
Baers
Oles
Garza
Neb
Qnothey Oplayall
Eby Pettaway Dies in Crash During Training Flight
Eby Pettaway a former Texas Golden Gloves welterweight champion and state middleweight titleholder died in a training plane crash between Randolph Field and Marion. Ollie L Reynolds of Buens Park California also perished. Pettaway entered the army in January 1941 and was a noted professional boxer.
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Firel Tel
John Elby Pettaway
Texas, Golden Glove
Chamwon
Ollie L. Reynolds
Buens Park
Cali
Randolph Meld
Marion
Central
Houston
Army League Ball Nines Win Three Games in Five Days
Brooks Fields' Gamers led three Brooks victories over Aloe Field Snipers Dan's Cafe and Kelly Field War Workers in a span of five days. Stinson beat Dan's Cafe, Kelly Workers edged St. Anthony's, and Brooks’ pitcher Waldner secured the key win as Aloe misplayed three costly errors. The Gainesville team’s strong defense and timely hits propelled the three wins.
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Ater
Wpaselaa
Remnes
Aloe Field
Victoria
Service Baseball Lrague
Brooks’ Vietory
Gulnsoh
Dan's Cafe
Kelly Field War Workers
Anthony's Apostolic School
Dan Normoyle
Bell Furniture Company Wine
Brooks
Asterius
Aloe
Asterles
Alot
Kracks
van~ Nest
Brooke
Ictoriar
Sitvinski
Sharlevills
Creal
Cuiningham
Dadinger Va Cartel
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St. Anthony's
Pat Kaine
Kaine
Rocky" Rocamontes
San Antonio
Lotter
Lierst
Letty
Stinson
Planters
TiNi Ube
United
Hell
Nermoyle Moundsman
Way
Schi- Tact
Mer- Jinn
Janik
Vargas
Bell
Service Amateur Leagues Keep Parks in Use
New York reports summer baseball will fill parks as amateur and semi pro leagues step in to replace suspended professional play. Cities from San Antonio to Oklahoma City plan to run park leagues, with owners seeking revenue from rental fees and community programs to sustain ball fields and keep parks active.
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Konto
Acachat Lng
Ipya Elithe
Thineyans
Pinkk
Rogers Fhornsby
Tort Worth
Texas League
Niko Plina
San Antonio
Texas
Echaoh
Fondksiohs
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Attevrport
Houston
Beaumont
Parks
Dallas
AmMaLeur
Macon
Watt Boweth
Charleston
W. Va
Enn
Thomte
Bla Park
Dutler
Penn State Leacie Park
Sheksonville
Fla
Baise
Idaho
Ogden
Utah
Ogden Ty
Willy Auitary
Nothba
Baseball Campers Vie For Spots In RVANSMVILL Tryouts
Tod Mutoh and Moteoke the outfielder head a group of year old prospects auditioning at the Wallingford field. Trainers report several players, including White and Wertz, are drawing attention as coachs from Winston Salem and other teams observe. March 29 reports indicate mixed results as teams seek new recruits for the upcoming season.
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Rvansmvill
Tod
Dirk Wertz
Moteoke
Hay Boy
Pal
Reverlad Tadna
Winston Salem
Mal White
Tee Wleher
India
Glia Nowilly
Cullop Succeeds Dyer at Columbus
St Louis Cardinals figurehead Eadle Dyer, formerly Houston clip manager, moves to Columbus to direct the curtailed baseball program. Nick Gullop, who played under Dyer, is noted as having managed smaller tennis in the Gard system since retirement.
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Ie. Lapuls
St. Lows Cardinals
Eadle Dyer
Houston
Wave
Dyer
Columbus
Nick Gullop
Nic
Kousto
Smaler Tennis
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