Dodgers Seek Youth Speed and Aggression in 1943 Pennant Chase
Dodgers aim for a fast, youthful lineup under Leo Durocher and Branch Rickey as they rebuild after losses of Eddie Stanky and Dino Walker. Dick Whitman is expected to fill Dino Walker’s right field role while five players contend for third base and a crowded outfield battle unfolds including Duke Snider and Carl Furillo.
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Leo H. Petersen
United Press
LD Trugillo
W.P
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Branch Rickey
Dean
Ylus
Eddie Stanky
Whitman
Dixie Walker
Dick Whitman
Shootston Pee Wee Reese
Duke Snider
Furillo
Carl Furillo
Gene Hermanski
Ray Campanella
Alomtreal
Dan Bankhead
al Gionfriddo
Joe DiMaggio
Don Lund
Marvin Rackley
Mobile
Billy Cox
Pirates
Spider Jorgensen
Cookie Lavagetto
Arky Vaughn
Tommy Brown
Reese
Ten Bouts Listed on Lorain Fight Card Next Monday
Lorain hosts the first annual amateur boxing show sponsored by the National Tube Company Arannagement Club at Lorain High School on Monday April 5. Ten four round bouts include Akron Golden Gloves champion Johnny Pedletti versus Don Schulz of Cleveland in a 147 pound feature. Other bouts feature Rocky Bogdan vs Gillespie 160, Lucy Willems vs Pete Stevens 175, Bob Golden vs Beebe Bennett 175, Armando Demarco vs Mike James 126, Jo Percy vs Dale Lite 160, John Garcia vs Eddie Beno 135, George Shaw vs Brian Holt 147, Johnny Palagyi vs Pat Clearety, and Frenchy Les Peranmee vs Gale Love 135. The Management Club is chaired by W Wallace Jamieson with Theodore Furdyn A W Thurston and Carl Tufford. The opening bout is at 8 15 PM.
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Lorain
Akron
Fremont
Cleveland
National Tube Company
Arannagement Club
Lorain High School
Rocky Bogdan
Jom ‘Gillespie
Rucy Willems
Pete Stevens
Bob Golden
Beebe Bennett
Sandusky
Armando Demarco
Mike James
Jo Percy
Dale Lite
Eddie Beno
George Shaw
Brian Holt
Johnny Palagyi
Pat Clearety
Frenchy Les Peranmee
Gale Love
W. Wallace Jamieson
Theodore Furdyn
A. W. Thurston
Carl Tufford
Indians Rally Past Cubs as Gordon Two Homers
Cleveland tops Chicago 7 to 5 in Tucson spring tilt.Joe Gordon slugged two homers and Eddie Robinson homered and drove in four as the Indians overcame a two run deficit. Black, Feller, and Gromek pitched for Cleveland while Chicago’s hitters and errors helped fuel the rally in the late innings.
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Tucson
Art
Cleveland Indians
Joe Gordon
Eddie Robinson
Robinson
Hank Greennergy
Indians
Gordo
Bop Feller
Don Black
Stes
Gromes
Cleveland
Feller
Black
Gromek
Boucreau
Rodimsor
Ibn Gurdon
Keliner
Fleen
Tipton
nzPeen
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Chicago
Rush
Carlsen
Simuck Oci
Feiler
Lade
Dobernic
Hi Br
Walzer
Ampres
Passarella
Balleanfant
Cleveland Keglers Lead 3,002 in Congress Bowling
Cleveland's Cavoli led the team with 3602 as Ohio bowlers push to the front at the 45th Annual American Bowling Congress championships in Detroit. Joe Bodis anchored Cavoli's squad while Badis Breit Storcho and Petro contributed solid scores as Peerless Engineering from Chicago trailed by a dozen pins.
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Cleveland
Congress
Detroit
Ohio
Cavolis
Leveland
Buckeres
Peerless Engineering
Chicago
Peerless
Cavoli
Joe Bodis
Herb’s Indians
Badis
Joseph Breit
al Storcho
Johany Petro
Charley Lausche
Williams Wilkas
Joseph Romano
Amsterdam
N. Y
Training Camp Notes Highlight Dizzy Frout’s Ready Start
LAKELAND FL APT Paul Dizzy Frout Detroit Tigers ace proved readiness for the AL season by pitching nine innings in a spring game. He bested the New York Yankees 2 to 1 as Grerefrus Lee Trout contributed a key hit, while DiMaggio and Blackwell joined the scoring. SAN FRANCISCO Frank Harsman, first baseman, noted by Ned News as a Pacific Coast League item.
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United Press
Lakeland
Fla
Paul
Dizzy) Frout
Detroit Tiger
Steve O'Neill Io
Lee Trout
Kees T
New York
Onix
DiMagsio
Greenberg Named Indian Stockholder and Executive
Hank Greenberg was welcomed as a stockholder and executive of the Cleveland Indians, with Bill Veeck calling him a tremendous asset. Greenberg will not play unless needed and may take on coaching or reserve manager duties as Eddie Robinson and Elbie Fletcher contend for first base.
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OS Angeles
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Greenberg
Bill Veeck
Hank
American League Baseball
Elleee. YeEeen
Veeck
Eddie Robinson
Elbie Fletcher
Detroit Tigers
Bob Goldstein
New York
Sid Schiff
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harbert Wins Charlotte Open In Tight Finish
Chick Harbert of Detroit captured the Charlotte Open title with a 273 total after strong early rounds. Middlecoff finished second by one stroke, with Lawson Little and Clayton Heafner tying for fourth at 278 as several others trailed.
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Charlotte
N. C
Chick Herbert
Detroit
Gar
Harbert
Harperi
Middlecoff
Memphis
Lawson Littie
Cleveland
Clayton Heafner
Toney Penna
Cincinnnat
Frank Stranehan
Toledo
Lioyd
Lew Worsham
Herman Heser
Rowland Accepts G. W. A. Grid Post
Washington reports Rowland, a Missouri graduate of Vanderbilt University, has accepted the grid coach post at the University of Missouri. He was recommended by Dr. Sravely, head coach at the University of North Carolina.
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Ashington
Jane HE
Bere Boad
Om Inday
Georg Weer
Ciale
Chauncey Sumpon
Eid
Afi
Souri
Jase Rowlerd
Vandermlt University
Sravely
Urieisis
North Carolna
Elyria and Lorain Quintets Enter Finals in D Division
Elyria Rams beat Elyria Aerobees 25 to 19 in the Class D semifinal as Phil Webb scored eight and Jack Mallory six. Lorain Unknowns crushed Amherst Comets 40 to 17 led by Nickelette with 18 points. Semi finals for Class B and C set for tonight.
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Elyria Rams
Lorain
Nickelette
Lorain Unknowns
Amherst Comets
Comets
Jim Henry
Elyria Lance Motors
Elyria Dones
Lorain V. F. W
Elyris Boros Mazfair
Elsria Dobrowski Meats
Grafton Merchants
Elyria Elyyria Brams
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Marsio
Kaxeil
Ba Wrenoe
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Baerbowe
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Torat
Eirma
Ates
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Loraix Amherst
Iz Coleman
Westwood
Chiord
Ber Bey
Rogers
Borose
Beneegan
League schedule edit in elusive center matches
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a schedule edit for a league in a central arena or center. Mentions B pin loop, Being Center, and Market. Other text is garbled and unreadable. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are identifiable.
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Hana Envrizaindas
Fenegan Sh
Larain Glass
Laorr
Akron Defeats Birmingham For Spencer Title
Akron Stars beat Birmingham Firemen 72 to 60 to win the Class A Spencer title. Ashland and Buckeye Roofers also claimed the Class B crown with a 49 to 35 victory over Tiffin Dedrick Shell. Cramer led Akron with 19 points, Stout 16, Hughes 14, Grucella 12.
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Spencer
Akron Stars
Ashland Buckeye Roofers
Birmingham Firemen
Ashland Combine
Tiffin Dedrick Shell
Akron Sittrs
Wilbur Lanky Cowen
Phter
Cramer
Stout
Hughes
Grucella
Akron
Abezon Biewingham Stars
Firemen
G.F. Hobberry
Boetier
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Weber
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Genero
Adler
Dlaughesiy
Tota
Azren Ak Ae Aig & Pte We
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Roofees
Swright
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Sherman c
Pam
Suman
Schuma’r. Rf
Bakia
Ashland Este
George Arthred
Asar Ar
UPC Keglers Lead City Bowling Standings With 2548 Series
United Polish Club posted a city best 2548 as 879 in a single game, with Hank Butkiewicz adding 218 and 634 to pace the squad. Polish Village Cafe slipped but clung to second, while Thomasson’s Chips, City Cab, and Granite Concrete Block juggled positions. Jewelers Lead Cut Haserodt posted 905 and 2466 in Merchants C League at Olympic Recreation.
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Tthe
Hank Butkiewicz
City Cab
Twto
Plas Construction
Doborowski Meats
Steve's Barbers
Jewelers
Haserodt Jewelers
Rerchants
Olympic Recreation
Barons Sweep Reds in Calder Cup Playoff Push
Cleveland Barons beat Providence Reds 4 2 to take a 3 0 lead in their best of seven series. Lavoie and Carse scored in the first, LaPlante tied, then Therrie and Davidson gave Cleveland the edge. Final game set for Providence Tuesday.
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Reds
Providence
R. I
Cleveland Barons
Providence Reds
Cleveland
Firdle Jack Lavoie
Bobby Carse
Ray LaPlante
FS. Wh.t
Lmuuprler
Woraur
Evinnson
Zoalie Harv Henry
Orinee
Davidson
LaPlamte
Bisons
Les Hickey
Buffalo
Michalzuz Holota
Praser Carse
Lissombe Bukorich
Michigan Clinches Fifth National Swimming Title
Michigan added to its haul by taking the NCAA swimming crown after upsetting Ohio State. The Wolverines already held Big Nine and conference titles in football basketball and hockey and eyed an NCAA AAU stretch with Olympic trials upcoming in New Haven Connecticut.
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University of Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Mew Haven
Conn
Michigan
Stoneburner Father of Coach Soneburner Dies in Dubuque
John D. Stoneburner 63 a native of Ohio and father of Rio Grande College coach Bob Stoneburner died in Dubuque after suffering a heart attack yesterday morning.
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Gallipolis
John D. Stoneburner
Rio Grande College
Bob Soneburner
Dubuque
Ohio
Stoneburner
Dillard Leads U S Stock Up After Purdue Relays
Harrison Dillard starred in hurdles with 68 seconds in the lows and 7.4 in the highs, tying world marks. Charles Fonville of Michigan pushed the shot to 56 feet 6 1/2 inches, besting Purdue’s 1943 mark. Baldwin Wallace claimed three firsts including the college mile relay as other records fell at the Purdue Relays in Lafayette.
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Lafayette
Ind
Harrison Dillard
Charles Fonville
Purdue
Dillard
Charles Hiad
Chicago
Kenny Dillard
Baldwin Wallace College
Fonville
University of Michigan
Bill Banger
Trelay
Ohio State
Consin
Rangers Rally to Top Wings in Playoff Clash
The New York Rangers evened their semi final series with Detroit by a 3 2 victory at Madison Square Garden in front of 15 204 fans. The series resumes tomorrow with New York visiting Detroit while Boston hosts Toronto.
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New York Rangers
Detroit
Red Wings
Wings
Rangers
Madison Square Garden
New York
Boston
Toronto
Team To Hold Meeting On Tuesday Evening
The Belden Merchants plan a softball team for the coming season. A meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 o clock at 827 West River Street with attendees Brown Lowery Edwards Moore Zalatel Don Mason Dick Mason and Chuck Mason.
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Belden Merchants
West River Street
Brown
Lowery
Edwards
3Ioore
Zalatel
Don Mason
Dick Mason
Chuck Mason
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