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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1945

Page

6

Major League Leaders Clash Over Chandler Status

At Columbus the major leagues faced Chandler's limited powers while approving minor league reclassifications and planning a joint session on coast league ambitions. Reds sold Buck McCormick to Phillies for about 80000, amid a broader rebuild. Negotiations and bids floated for Walker Cooper and Whitey Kurowski as managers weigh options.

Charles Dunkley Chicago A. B. Chandler Chandler Columbus Majors Tate Kenesaw Mountain Landis Landis Cincinnati Reds Frank Buck) McCormick Philadelphia Phillies Phils Johnny Washington St Louis Boston Braves Walker Cooper St. Louis Cardinals Navy Johnny Hopp Whitey Kurowski Eddie Dyer

Zel ler to help run tryout camps for independent leagues

Detroit Tigers general manager Jack Zeller plans to stay in baseball by aiding tryout camps in Texas for independent East Texas and Evangeline Leagues. Charley Grimm was surprised by Woody Williams being waived by the Reds from the National League. Jeff Heath, the most traded Cleveland outfielder, eyes possible moves to the Yankees or Tigers but doubts they want him.

Hugh Fullerton Chicago Jack Zeller Detroit Tigers Texas Evangeline Cubs Charley Grimm Reds Woody Williams Jeff Heath Cleveland Yanks Tigers

Bowling Results From Antietam Fire Company League

The Antietam Fire Company bowling league honors go to Pipemen members George Harper for high single 124 and Vic Baker with 237 across two games. Plugmen led team scores with a 668 high single and 1291 two-game total while night highs included Dofflemyer 114, French 118, and Baker 237. Other notables: Virginia Martin 117 high single, plus several mid-range scores across the Pipemen and Hose Guards teams.

Antietam Fire Company Bowling League George Harper Vic” Baker Dofflemyer Lushbaugh Dude Sayles French Henninger Hore Lumm P. Jacobs Knode Shirey Gwe

Maryland Race Commission Hearings On Stimulation Charges

Maryland Racing Commission summoned two more thoroughbred trainers for hearings on stimulant charges as the Maryland Horsemen group says the commission is overzealous and could ruin Maryland racing. Tests showed stimulants in Brann horses New Challenge and Weathercock and in One Only. A hearing for Clay Sutphin was continued. The Maryland Horsemen’s Protective Association urged the rule be changed from conclusive to prima facie evidence. Other tests cited morphine in Shako. Tomorrow’s attendees include Pilate’s Dream and Bully Gusher trainers. Prior hearings have produced suspensions and life bans for other trainers.

Baltimore Maryland Racing Commission Maryland E. A. Christmas W. L. Brann R. F. Curran E. D. Talbert Brann Pimlico Weathercock Talbert Clay Sutphin Annapolis S. W. Labrot, Jr Maryland Whorsemen’s Protective Association Association L. Harold Sotheron Commission James Munch University of Maryland Temple University Shako

Bees Score Win Over Ranger Five

Bees defeat Ranger Five as part of a report noting a massive army of four divisions with 100000 men marching along a single road forming a column sixty miles long.

Bees Ranger Five

Southern California to face Alabama in Rose Bowl

The Trojans earn a ninth Rose Bowl bid, riding eight wins including Penn State and UCLA victories. Alabama, veteran Rose participant, brings a strong history with wins over Washington and Stanford, setting up a classic New Year’s Day clash.

Trojans Southern California West Coast Penn State Tulane Duke Tennessee California U.C.S.A Oregon State Washington U.C.L.A Alabama

Inter State League to ban gambling in ball parks 1946 season

The Inter-State League met in Sunbury on February 11 to ban gambling in league ball parks and to approve the 1946 140 game schedule. The season would run May 1 to September 8 with clubs allowed to post No Gambling signs and pursue prosecutions if gambling occurs. Interest also centered on fielding training sites and material from Chicago Cubs for Owls with possible moves to Rocky Mount North Carolina or Charlotte North Carolina for spring training and Portsmouth candidates. Six ounce prime steak and four 65 pound lamb cutlets noted as part of a separate food item.

Sunbury Columbus Ohio Ohio State League Jack Sheehan Chicago Cubs Bruins Owls Chicago Rocky Mount N. C Charlotte Cubs Portsmouth

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