Tomahawks Defeat Silver Eagles in Girls Bball Game
The Tomahawks beat the Silver Eagles 27 to 12 in a Center court Jewish Community Center League game. Fras Adams led with 14 points while A Creech added 12 for the Tomahawks. team rosters and individual line items appear in the damaged box score with referees noted as Body Smith.
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Tomahawks
Siver Eagles
Fras Adams
Wierers
Acreech
Brap Adams
Ellen Randte
Betty Spain
Marge Hovand
Cecile Cohen
G. O
Florence Chersin
Silver Eagles
E. Piniaha
Vm. Mitingtos
Ai Y. Testo
Beaudois
Weingartner
A. Creech
F A. Casey
Body Smith
Jewish Community Center
Bernard Lurie
Caplain
Seymour Bobbin
Ed Waehter
Troy
Villar Ill Bout With Godoy Postponed Indefinitely
Arturo Godoy and Claudio Villar heavyweights were set for a ten round title bout at Phillips Field but Villar withdrew due to influenza. The promoters announced the fight postponed as Godoy resumes his U S comeback tour hoping to meet Joe Louis again.
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Tamps
Fis
Arturo Godoy
Claudio Villar
Bill Sallade
Villar
Phillips Field
University of Tanepa
Godoy
United States
Joe Louis
Levey Named Jamestown Manager For Pony League
Levey, the Buffalo utility infielder last season, will manage the Jamestown Falcons of the Pony Baseball League this year. Harry Bisgeier of Buffalo, owner of the Jamestown club, announced yesterday. Levey succeeds Ollie Carnegie, joined the Buffalo International League club in 11, came from Dallas in the Texas League. He served in the Army in 1933 and received a medical discharge. Levey holds the International League record for shortstop with 39 chances accepted in one game. Bussie and Jamestown have a working agreement.
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Buffalo Gpi
Sim Levey
Buffalo Uitility
Jamestown Falcons
Harry Bisgeier
Buffalo
Jamestown
Levey
Ollie Car
Negie
Buffalo International League
Dallas
Bussie
Fans Vote Elwell Top Performer at Indoor AAU Meet
Cpl Barney Excell of Camp Kilmer N J won spectators voting for top performer at Saturdays national AAU indoor meet Secretary Dan Ferris announced Ewell won the Bronx jump and 6 yard dash and will receive two wrist watches Max Minor US Military Academy was second followed by James Rafferty NYAO C mile specialist Forest Brew and James Pettit
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New York
Barney Excell
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Service Teams Dominate A's Exhibition Schedule
Philadelphia Athletics exhibition slate announced by Earl Mack shows service teams routed the A s. Dates include Camp Dix Army at Camp Dix on April 7, Washington Senators at Fort Meade on April 12, Cambridge Naval Training Station at Bainbridge on April 12, Navy Sea bees at Rhode Island on April 23, Coast Guard Academy at New London on April 24, Amy Air Force at Mitchell Field on April 3, and Marine Corps Quantico Virginia. Mack teams also face Curtis Bay Coast Guard at Frederick Maine on March 18 and Curtis Bay on March 23.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Earl Mack
Camp Dix
Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Frederick
Curtis Bay
League committee fights for minor leagues in Landis successor
Chicago committee urged legislation to protect minor leagues and require major leagues to include the National Association in selecting Landis successor. They proposed minor league financial support for the commissioner's office and stronger safeguards against major league encroachment.
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Chicago Cpi
Nacional Association
Elm. Landis
Mnjormises
National Association
Tom Richardson
Eastern League
Landis
Richardson
Xxx
St. Louis
Clarence Pants Rowland
Pacific Coast League
Rowland
Billy Evans
Southern Association
Frank Lawrence
Portsmouth Tub
Railroads, Greens Prevail In Wide Bowling League Play
In a bustling bowling update, Niles led the Richards for two wins in the Hyees of the Railroads league while Hyde and Cramer posted strong scores for their sides. The Dun kers combined solid team play as Dunker topped with 190532, and the Greens dominated the S. Pratts with O'Brien and Peiper delivering high marks. Laura Nander led the women’s laurels with top single scores, and multiple leagues report high triples and singles from Castracani, Hintz, O'Brien, and several others across Alpha Beta and Balbo divisions.
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Radrosd
Niles
Herrick
Richards
Hyees
Hyde
Cramer
Dunkers
Conners
Dunker
Greens
S. Pratts
O'Brien
Peiper
St. Pratt
Harrison
Brockways
Teviors
MacCachien
Howd
Teyior
Rensselaer Valve
Art Biss
Art Hintz
Ed Castrarani
Larry Miller
We. Jenice Burleigh
Alpha Bete
Lillian Wooster
Helen O'Brien
Hite
Ann Fremont
Helen Fleser
Busy Woodworth
Frances Perrine
Bertha Wa_gar
Harriet Cote
T. Berbernitz
Kay Buehler
Bernetta Dion
Edith Gerole
Lou Heath
Helen Dippo
Wodd-]worths
Adels
Sunset
Biors
Hope Shopse
Naps Girls
Thibodeau
EL Rueter
P. Dupree
EK. Currier
EK. Rueter
N. Jordan
MM. DePierre
K. Agostino
J. Cicchinelli
Mi. Sway
B. Bonneville
J. Pasaiere
KL Gilespie
M. Johnson
H. Malone
A. Pussztere
EL Deck
V. Paternani
Casimos
Marras
House of Flowers
Mattens
Fifth Avenue
Afary
Beaute
Maslaastro
DePietros
Fran Walmery
Vi Madsen
Tshe Soon
M. Hoblock
L. Maley
I. Belogi
L. Reicks
L. Riberdy
A. Haite
L. Bechard
D. Dupuis
Len Yetto
Pimgetter
Balbo
Ange Yette
Len
Joe Squadere
Tony Denio
Joe Bagnardi
Frank Lamiano
Ange
Francis Bayer
Mary Bagnardi
Betty Denio
Kate Tracer
Forcucci
Denios
Vettes
Troy Ghurth
Mikion Lavender
Troy Church
Trinity Methoise
Agh
Duit Sorensen
Aus Frederiksen
Art Bliss
Ransom Gardenier
Westminster Presbyterians
St. Mark’s Methodists
Doe
Len. Woodworth
Grace Methodists
Ford Trethaways
Roy Dexters
Dom” Isabella
Jka Snows
Jim Be
Moin
Gunners
Biklers
Lairdshee Ve
Joe Degen
Dme
Hooks
Wittens
Dick Ducharme
Teen aged players impress scouts with major league potential
Evans notes that minor league crowds accept performances by young players, while major league fans may demand more. He recalls last season’s teen aged baseballers who surprised skeptical managers, suggesting the coming season will see some youth handling regular jobs in the majors.
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Evans
Attell Claims Pep Not In Same Class As Old Timers
Abe Attell argues Pep not on par with great early 20th century fighters like Dixon, Nelson, Wolgast and Herman. The piece reviews current matchups, comebacks, and bouts including Terranova, Godoy dates, Hayes, Larkin, Dudas, Parffeld, Reichum, Palmer, Walker, Schoonmaker, Moroz, Bivins and Lawler on the Flynn show in Cleveland.
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Attell
Pep
New York
Abé Attell
Arznes
Pop
George Dixon
Battling Nelson
Ad Wolgas
Kid Herman
Wi ‘Ekson
Mike Jacobs
Tub Thumper
Peps
Phil Terranova
Abe
Willte
Arturo Godor
Tampa
Claudia Villard
Agai Mickey Hayes
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Jack Larkin
Hayes
Steve Dudas
jFphores
N.S
Danny Parffeld
Wilie Reichum
Mexico City
Juan Zutita
Bealirz
Phil Palmer
Vancouver
Bec
Eddie
Walker
Ceen Schoon
Ihig
Ben Moroz
Jimmy Bivins
Buddy Walker
Baltimore
George’ Paces
Washington
Mario Ochoa
U. S
Johnny Lawler
Cleveland
Johnny Flynn- Bivins
Hockey Star Loses Sight Of Right Eye
A hockey player suffered the loss of sight in one eye after an on ice incident. The incident occurred during a game two weeks ago and involved a hit from an opponent, prompting medical examinations and a review of the event by team officials. The article lists various names and places but provides limited clear details on the exact identities or teams involved.
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Hockey Star
Former Baseball Secretary Dies in New York
New York man 43 identified as Williscaston of 301 West Cold Spring Lane Pa former secretary of the International League baseball club in the Belmont Plaza area found dead in his room detectives ruled natural causes. Ashton served as secretary from 1995 to 1950 while his father was principal stockholder and president.
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New York
Williscashton
West Cold Spring Lane
International League
Leie M's
Boret Belmont Plaza
Ashton
All-America Football Players Over Ten Years Include Servicemen
An Associated Press survey finds 78 percent of All-America collegiate football players from the last decade served in the armed forces, with 35 in the Navy, 17 in the Army, five in the Marine Corps, and two in naval schools. The report notes notable figures such as Iowa’s 1935 star and other servicemen who became POWs or returned from the Pacific. It also mentions athletes from Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, plus other sports figures connected to military service and postwar activities in basketball and golf.
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AllAmerice
Ise
Associated Press
Navy
Arter
Marime Coras
Iowa
Pacific
Dive Schreiger
Al-America
Wiscomsis
Guam
Alb America
Brarolé Jenkins
Laptain
Cemer
Erwin Ebrod
Mississippi
Jenkins
Germany
Berlin
Jebkiss
Missouri
Eusod
Gore
Austria
George Franck
Minnesota
Japsséze Wotje Atoll
Shaughnessy
Felix Fancard
Rim
Tulane
Bea
Aris
Buzif
Roussy
Sil-ameri¢s
Coun
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Gieng Davis
Met star Glenn Davis meets Army by proxy on train
WHITNEY MARTEX recounts Glenn Davis's meeting with West Point cadet Clary Shaughnessy aboard a cross country train. The exchange touched on Stanford, Frank Albert, and future matchups with West Point as Davis discussed Blanchard and the fullback position.
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Glenn Davis
Army By
Clary Shaughnesey
Shaughnessy
Adbert
Albert
Sheughessy
Stanford
West Point
Bianchard
Felix Blanchard
Yau
Shausanessy
Yast
Telsne
Hann
Fifth Army
New Minor Leagues Out-Bramham New Minor Leagues Out-Bramham
Bramham stated no return to active status for many minor leagues, preferring government and war end priorities. Some leagues have shifted to active status, while others remain suspended. He emphasized wartime manpower constraints guiding policy.
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Bramham
Durban
N.C
Cp-W. G
Alwers
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