Bisons Lead Barons In Best Of Seven Hockey Playoff
In a best of seven AHL championship series the Buffalo Bisons led the Cleveland Barons two games to none after a 12 2 rout in Cleveland. Cleveland had won the regular season title with 38 14 and seven ties while Buffalo struggled 24 18 and 0 1. Coach Bun Cooks Barons expect a stronger effort tonight as Crandall returns to manage Cherry Ridge golf course and other local notes cover Weatherly talking Yanks and Peckinpah’s bonus plans for Jeff Heath.
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Training Camp Briefs From Spring Exhibitions
Multiple teams eye early spring exhibitions with key pitchers returning from injuries and evaluating lineups. Giants pitcher A Rube Fischer slated for a Jersey City game. Yankees lose Knochel to the Navy but Linder prepares for centerfield duties. Cardinals and Browns begin city exhibition series after camp breaks. Indians add Ray Poat to a 14-man staff.
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Kami University Coach to Report for Army Duty
Stuart K. Hulcomb, lead football coach at Kami University, disclosed today he will report for Army duty after passing medical exam weeks ago. Hulcomb will relocate with his two children to Columbus to live with her parents while Miami's spring football practice begins Monday under new direction.
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Slingers Clinch Second Half in Radiator League Bowling
Slingers win the second half championship of the American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp Bowling League, finishing the half two games ahead of Molders and set to meet first half champs Inspectors in a roll-off next Friday at 7. Other results show Molders two wins, Puffers two from Filere, Coremakers two from Pattern Shop. G Grandatalt 208 in a 240-10 team pace.
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Archer Vents On Beau Jack Fight Outlook
Newark welterweight Freddie Archer, nine toed and Navy veteran, says Beau Jack isn’t fighting as well as he did in 1941 and accuses promoters of turning him into a gimmick. Archer, who beat Fritzie Zivic last week, eyes Madison Square Garden for a bout, while manager Willie Ketchum doubts Jack will return to the ring. Archer has won four straight since discharge and will fight any welter or light in the world.
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Ohio State Track Team Loses Willis
Ohio State University track coach George Haney said the Buckeyes lose star weight man Bill Willis to a fall scholastic schedule and will be limited for the outdoor season. Earlier knee surgery sidelined Russ Thomas, while two basketball stars Jack Dugger and Arnold Risen join for shot, discus, and high jump events. Dean Sensonbaugher, former football player, will compete in discus, shot put, and the century distance as the Buckeyes prepare for an April 29 meet with Oberlin.
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Ass'n Debates Lifting Ban on Spring Football in Ohio
Ohio high school leaders edge toward reconsidering the Spring football ban at the 18th annual Spring football clinic. Cen Ree atliatic Commissioner Townsend and coach Mike Hingely discuss possible rescission, with votes likely split by class. Track advocates warn conflicts with Spring sports, urging scheduling solutions to protect track gains and maintain strong track season prospects.
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T Formation Clinic At Stadium Draws 400 Coaches
The T formation clinic led by Coach Clark Shaughnessy and held at The Stadium pavilion ends today. Sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh and the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League, the three day session drew about four hundred high school coaches with blackboard talks and demonstrations of T formation pass plays and strategy.
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LaGrange Red Cross drive totals and local notices
LaGrange crossed over to raise funds for the Red Cross with gifts totaling about 87149 to date from a 450 quote, though not all money has been turned in. Local birthday honors for Vernon Rundie and others were noted, with Lyndon Chapter meeting attendance and ceremonial roles described.
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Local Society Notes Highlight Births Travel and Meetings
The Gleaners class will meet at Mrs Noble’s River Road home on April 12. Mr and Mrs Glenn Myers welcomed a daughter on April 1. Lathe Mary Ann Myers visits aunt Mrs John Curtis. Mrs Nellie M Auxer has moved to the John Curtiss home. The Missionary Society of the Baptist church met at Mrs Allan Mulmer’s in Litchfield with two members and three children present. Mrs Helen Watson spoke at the Baptist church. Birthday cakes were made for Mrs Hattie Walker and Mrs Wesley Johnson, and Mrs Cheshire received gifts.
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Japanese Claim to Occupy Allied Center Near Imphal
A dispatch from the U S foreign broadcast intelligence service reports Japanese troops occupying Kohima, a major Allied supply center 60 miles from Imphal in Manipur. The report says the occupation was completed Thursday by Japanese forces and notes involvement of Subhas Chandra Bose’s Indian National Army. An unrelated item notes a missing four year old child after eight hours on a mountain amid a lockout situation.
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Apache Set To Crown Jamaica Paymonok Handicap Drive
New York racing fans expect a strong opening day as the Jamaica Paymonok Handicap leads the 1944 Metropolitan season. Apache from Belair Farm and Devil Diver from Greentree carry top weight 130 pounds, with Apache the early 5-2 favorite in the six furlong event for three year olds. Other notable contenders include Farasian Mettlesome Browsie Go-Gino Alex Barth Dart and several coupled entries from Mrs. B. Digiorgio Millbrook Stable Eurasian Hays Home Stable and more conditioning the large field.
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Honolulu Seeks Grid Franchise
PITTSBURGH telegram from F W Brickner of Honolulu asks that a Honolulu team be considered for membership in a tentatively organized professional football league led by Roland D Payne. League members will review this inquiry when forming a permanent organization later this year after wartime operations.
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Hockey Loop Proxy Gives Out Warning
NHL president Mervyn Dutton warned that future Stanley Cup games interrupted by fan disturbances will be forfeited by the home club. The Montreal Canadiens versus Chicago Blackhawks game in Chicago was delayed 20 minutes while staff cleared debris after a protest over officiating.
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McKechnie Poised to Shape Reds Pitching Power
Manager McKechnie aims to mold a strong Cincinnati pitching staff with Johnny Vander Meer Elmer Riddle Clyde Howze and Bob Mallory joining Ray Starr Bob Ferguson Arnold Carter and Thomas De La Cruz among 4-Fs and other Army rejects. Outfield remains a concern with several players tied to Army duties while infield defense hinges on Miller McCormick Mesner and Williams as the Reds build for the pennant race.
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Night Club Takes Lead In Women's Handicap Tourney
Night Club team led the Women's City-Wide Handicap Bowling Tournament after four rolls totaling 2670 pins including handicap. Western Automatic claimed second with 273. Tonight the team finale features Supper Club, W T Grant Co, West Side Lumber, and Klein's Clippers at 9. Doubles start at 10 with eight pairs competing headed by Mary Orngz Atin Kapu inski and Crace Beats Biro Hazel Olmsted.
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