Lazzeri Leaves Cubs for Dodgers in Bid to Play Daily
Tony Lazzeri quits the Chicago Cubs to sign with the Brooklyn Dodgers seeking a regular second baseman role. At 35, he dislikes bench duty as a utility infielder after being displaced by youth. He notes Gabby Hartnett’s management as disappointing but aims to return to action and seize a daily spot with Brooklyn.
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Foolproof Race Camera Invented in New York
New York March 1. Henry Belock a 34 year old electrical engineer in motion picture and radio fields has developed a foolproof camera and timing system for horse races after five years of work. The device records a continuous sequence as horses cross the finish line using a synchronized film rate to prevent finish line disputes. It captures every horse in the race and logs individual times, addressing arguments over nose position and camera proximity at the wire.
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Derby Hopeful Johnstown Captures Attention at Aqueduct
New York March 13 Jim Fitzsimmons praises Johnstown as a strong Derby contender. He notes Johnstown’s breeding links to Gallant Fox and Omaha, emphasizing added length and power. Fitzsimmons believes the colt has grown well through winter and could prove a top Classic hopeful at Churchill Downs in May.
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New York Sports Roundup Lively Baseball Banter
In a brisk New York roundup dated March 13, sports talk mixes humor and notes on boxing and baseball. Mentions include Freddie Perry’s increasing Americanization, Jack Dempsey’s whiskey tie, Connie Mack’s age defying spirit, EB Hawking’s long coaching career, and Yankee payroll and attendance thoughts. Also references plan for Yanks at Cleveland, Grapefruit League shifts, Feller scheduling, and Wes Ferrell praise.
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Hancock Chevies Win Final Game
Hancock Chevies end season with a 42 to 28 win over Green Hill Independents on their court. Hancock finishes with 38 wins and 9 losses, boasting one of the strongest lineups among Upstaters athletes.
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Local Lifters Take Laurels
Local g yy team lifters shone at the Y M C A championship meet in Pittsburgh. Charles Grimm of 132 pounds won with 570 pounds total in the three Olympic lifts, while Paul Hylan took second with 615 pounds. Jack Pentz earned 410 pounds, and Charles Berry placed fourth with 570 pounds amid stiff flyweight competition. Noted Olympic and national stars Stanko Terpak Holtman Venables also showed strong performances in exhibitions.
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Rubies Take Lead In Precious Stone Bowling League
The Rubies moved into first place in the Precious Stone Bowling League, leading the Emeralds and Diamonds by one game. Dorothy Benedict topped with 111 pins while Nell Mc Laughlin rolled 168, Emma Snyder 191, and others posted solid scores such as Mary Routzhan 107 and Frances Swartz 102.
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Training Camp Briefs Across Florida Cities
AP reports rookies and veterans in spring training, noting Paul Campbell aiming to replace Jimmy Foxx at first base and other updates from Sarasota St Petersburg New Orleans Baton Rouge Orlando Lakeland and more. Dodgers struggles and lineup battles feature, with Hank Helf released by Cleveland and injuries affecting Reds and Tigers camps.
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St Mary's Drops Thrilling Battle At Martinsburg
St Marys lost a close game to St Josephs High School in Martinsburg 28 to 24. The contest stayed tight with lead changes and rough guarding, as St Marys challenged the home team throughout the second half before falling short. St Marys plans to end the season with a trip to Lemaster Pennsylvania for a cage contest tonight, with all players meeting at Semlers Sport Shop ready to leave at 7.
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Maryland Guard rifle team vies for Hearst trophy at Salisbury armory
For the third straight year a Co. I Maryland National Guard rifle team will fire at its Salisbury armory aiming to win the William Randolph Hearst musketry trophy. Guard units nationwide will shoot identical targets simultaneously. the Hearst trophy has been held by Virginia National Guard’s First Infantry for the past two years.
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Eagles win 33 28 over Old Export in close series game
Victor Eagles defeated Old Export 33 to 28 in a hard fought contest. Goodrich led winners and T Weible paced Old Export, with solid defense and foul-line accuracy shaping the outcome as every Eagle contributed strong play throughout.
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S Wimmers Take Relays at Mercersburg Meet
The Hagerstown M. A. swim team won two relays at Mercersburg Academy against Mercersburg Junior Varsity and Penn State freshmen. They captured the 150 yard medley in 1 29 5 and the 200 yard freestyle in 1 50 3 10, with Mercersburg Varsity close in timing. Final score Mercersburg 443 Penn State Freshmen 22.
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North End Bears Defeat Jackets after comeback
North End Bears rallied from a poor first quarter to topple the Jackets for their first win. Wagner led with 13 points while Peddicord stood out for the Bears, and Metz was top scorer for the Yellow Jackets with nine. Final: Bears 33, Jackets 21.
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Borican Beats Gun In A Misstart At Madison Square Garden
In a crowded 1000 yard race at Madison Square Garden Johnny McHugh warned officials he missed Borican beating the gun. Borican led from the start and finished in 2 08.8 as Cunningham, ill and double marked, was runner up. Officials dispute the start and Borican’s likely record may be void.
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Marketeers Defeat Georgetown Five On Armory Court
The Dorsey Marketeers beat the Georgetown University varsity 43 to 34 on the Armory court in a key intercollegiate matchup. Nolan F Hola Keyser Fink Cabell Hargaden Thomas led the attack with 18 points for the Marketeers while Evans Riches Cain J Cain Frank contributed for the Collegians. Referee Engle and umpire Sanders officiated as the Great real estate market in Ha RESTO section closes the Classifieds.
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Duffey Re elected President Of Firemen Softball League
Pat Duffey was reelected president of the Firemen's Softball League at yesterday's meeting with Arthur Burker as secretary and James Shambaugh as treasurer. The league uses a split season with a 21 game schedule starting April 12 and games every Wednesday. Eight teams, including First House Antietams Western Enterprise Funks Town Hook and Ladder Williamsport Boonsboro and a Maugansville or Smithsburg entry, will compete. The circuit is expected to be faster and stronger than last year.
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UT Architecture Faces Vacancy as Graduate Pool Stalls
The University of Texas architecture department cannot fill demand for architects and notes no graduates in recent years are unemployed.
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