Ott, Giant Pilot, Accepted For Service In World War II
New York Giants manager Mel Ott was inducted for Army service at Camden New Jersey. Joe McCarthy of the Yankees will be away from his club indefinitely due to health issues. Ott will confer with president Horace Stoneham about a successor, with a decision possible today. Spud Chandler leaves for St Petersburg to be inducted.
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Syracuse Duo Second in Doubles at State Bowling
Emma Dungey and Doris Phillips of Syracuse took second in the Class A doubles at the Women s State Bowling Tournament in Rochester, finishing with 1052. M McElfresh of Olean tied for fourth in Class B singles with 544. The Scheidts led Booster teams with 2096 and Five X s followed at 1998. Gerry Damon of Rochester posted the high game 245 in his second game but finished 15 pins back in fifth.
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Rochester Pair Lead in Doubles in Met Star Bowling Tour
Utica 1P T Ardillo and W Padula, a Rochester duo, toppled 1283 last night to take first in the open doubles. H Rumsey of Seneca Falls scored 621 to win Class A singles.
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For Sale of Scrap Iron at Waterford Canal Shop
Auction notice lists about 150 tons of scrap iron including old steel columns engines girders boilers on wheels and misc metal. Material viewable via Mr John W Byron Supervisor Canal Shop Waterford NY bids due by 400 PM May 3 1944 to Joan E Burton Albany NY with as is where is condition and insurance details specified.
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Cardinals Lead Over .300 As Browns Struggle Early
The first week of play shows the St. Louis Cardinals atop the .300 club at .308, with the New York Giants riding a five game win streak and batting .292. In the American League the St. Louis Browns inch along at .239, while Philadelphia Athletics cling to second place despite a weak .177 mark.
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Mollis Defeats Doty In Ten Round Bout
Washington based Tom Mollis 151 outboxed George Doty 149 in a ten round decision in their third meeting last night Doty had knocked Mollis out in the first round of their previous Boston bout Mollis surged after the fourth round to take control In a six round semi final Brad Lewis 165 of New York defeated Joney Lewis 165 of Washington
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Laurient Bouchard Quickly Stops Joe Thomas in Laurel Garden Bout
Laurient Bouchard of Montreal KO'd New Yorker Joe Thomas in 2.43 of the first round of an eight round scheduled fight at Laurel Garden. Two other eight rounders went the distance with no knockdowns. Rudy Richardson of New York decisioned Mario Micell of Brooklyn, winning every round except the first and third. Tony Ficcio of Bayonne defeated Sanee Jappa of Brooklyn by decision, winning every round but the sixth.
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Baseball Schedule Update Days Delayed Yesterday's Results
National league results show Cincinnati at Pittsburg postponed with only today s games listed New York at Philadelphia Brooklyn at Boston Chicago at Pittsburg and St Louis at Cincinnati Also American league reports no games yesterday and none scheduled today
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Mascot Chief the Bear Crippled in Bedford Attack
Bedford ind mayor Paul Lostutter reports Syracuse baseball club mascot Chief, a three month old cub, was injured in an attack by an older bear. Chief lost his left forepaw and needed leg amputation but was expected to recover. The owner says the older bear is available to anyone who wants him, noting he is "really in the dog house."
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Crowley Gets Pro Grid Job in Boston
Lieut Commander James H Crowley former Fordham head coach was named coach of the Boston National Football League team. Ted Collins announced the appointment and Kopf will substitute as coach during Crowley's Navy service in the South Pacific. Kopf, ex Manhattan College head coach, will move to Boston to organize next season's campaign and open a Boston Yankee football club office.
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Blue Grass Stakes set to test Derby contenders at Keeneland
Lomaville Kentucky reporters say Stir Up is the Derby favorite at 2 to 1 after Weed Memorial win, but he won t run in the Blue Grass. Starters may include Harriet Alerter Skytracer Shut Up Challenge Me By Jimming and others as Derby hopes shift with Autocrat shipping in and Bell Buzzer ineligible.
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Collins to Speak at Indus Dinner
Jim Rip Collins manager of the Albany baseball team will be the principal speaker at the annual Industrial A A dinner in the Navy Room at the Central YM A The dinner begins at 6 50 pm Joe Evers will introduce him Frank Ward general secretary of the Y will deliver the invocation Dick Halligan will lead songs with Morris Konisky accompanying Marty Komertz will present special music Awards will be given to bowling and basketball winners Bowling awards by Erve Rosenberg and basketball awards by A LeRoy Bryce
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Rip) Collins
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Albany Hopes For Outdoor Drill Today
Albany Senators manager Rip Collins hopes rain clears for an outdoor drill at Hawking Stadium as Eastern League season opens in eight days. The squad focuses on hitting and fielding with several days needed to condition players for the race, and veteran pitcher Chuck Hawley joins after a conditional sale from Portsmouth. Hawley had been with Toronto in the International League and was ordered back by the National Association before rejoining Albany.
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Chuck) Hawley
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Old Harvard Crew to Row in Anniversary Rematch
Harvard rowing veterans from the Henley Regatta join a Charles River race on May 13 to mark the 30 year anniversary. Governor Leverett Saltonstall announced the gathering at 5 p.m. The listed crew includes Coxswain Lieut. Col Henry Kreger, stroke Dr Charles Lund, No.7 Louis Curtis, No.6 D P Morgan, No.5 J W Mittendorf, No.4 H S Mittendorf, No.3 Henry Meyer, No.2 James Talbot, and Newton RB Governor Saltonstall. Manager RB C Cobb. Assistant manager Samuel Felton. Substitute F W Bush.
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Jones Outpoints Johnson at Scranton
Henry Jones of New York won a ten round decision over Rough House Johnson of Washington DC in Scranton Pennsylvania. Although Johnson outweighed Jones he pressed the attack and scored several body blows, while Johnson fought back to take seven rounds.
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Muncrief, Pitcher, To Join Browns
Houston Texas AP says Bob Muncrief, a husky right hander who won 12 games for the St. Louis Browns last season, will leave to join the club leading the American League. Muncrief had worked for the Brown Shipbuilding Company.
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By Jimmy Smith Nixes Derby Run For By Dimmin g Colt
Trainer Jimmy Smith and owner Alfred Parker of New York announced that By Dimmin g, bred and trained at Col. E R Bradley's farm, will not race in the May 6 Kentucky Derby after a conference.
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Hartford Team Needs Help From Parent Club
Hartford Laurel prospects for the Eastern League start May 3 depend on help from the Boston Braves. Manager Del Bissonette has rebuilt the roster to about 14 pitchers and a few infielders and outfielders from a 50-man group, with key players like Stan Wentzel, Charlie Aickley, Jimmy Francolini, and Merle Settlemyre among the veterans and prospects shaping the opening lineup in Hartford.
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World Series Victory by Buckey Harris with Bisons
Buffalo manager Buckey Harris recalls winning the 1924 World Series for the Buffalo Bisons in a dramatic Game Seven in Washington. A pivotal eighth inning error tied the game, Walter Johnson pitched four scoreless innings, and Muddy Ruel delivered the decisive run after misplayed bounces off a lip or pebble near Lindstrom. Old Barney earned the win.
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Catholic High Eyes Baseball Title Hope In Principal League
Bill Carley's Catholic High baseball team, led by veteran returnees, aims for the Principal League title with Flynn as a likely ace and a pitching platoon including Messier Inemy and Talbot. Infielders Byrnes Harlow anchor the unit for the May 4 opener at Cohoes, with a crowded outfield and new catchers Pennsi Rafferty. Rain forced indoor drills midweek as the squad chases a rare double after basketball glory.
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