Hawks win late, down Red Wings 9 to 3 in Detroit
Chicago rallied to a 9 3 victory over Detroit before 8537 spectators. Mosenko scored twice, with Smith and Horeck assisting on both, as the Hawks seized the lead three times and held off Detroit’s bids.BUR
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Mostenko
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Afosienko
Joe Carverh
Chahra
Carl Liscombe
Wings
Joe Cooper
Cully Bimon
Eddie Bruneteau
Arsenal 5 Nips Rhoads in Utica tourney clash 47 45
Arsenal 5 edged Rhoads General Hospital quint 47 45 in a Second Service Command tournament game at Utica. Trailing late, the Arsenal stretched the foul line advantage to pull ahead. Kill Deegan scored ten, Freddie Kirwin added 12 from the line, and Tony Grmaso contributed eight as Rhoads led 30-24 at halftime.
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Watervliet Arsenal
Moseidt
Rhoads General Hospital Quint
Service Command
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Riwads
Arsenal
York City
Green Haven
New York
Kill Deegan
Troy
Deegen
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Rhoads
Company I
Oneonta
Dead Heat Reported At Caliente Race Meet
At Agua Caliente Mexico the first dead heat of the Hipodromo de Tijuana meeting occurred in a $1500 purse for six furlongs. Red Hat and Whitlorg Luck finished even, Red-Ear led the pace then faded to share top money after a photo finish. Rattle De-Bang was third as Red- Hat paid $39.40.
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Agua Caliente
Rattle De-Bang
Red-Har
Whiteford Luck
Midwest
Rattle DeBange
One Legged Rookie Captures Yankee Interest in Army Plot
A one legged rookie, Lt. Bert Shepard, drew attention as he trained with the New York Yankees in Atlantic City after Army arranging the visit. He remains a free agent, not yet discharged, with possible batting practice duties or hospital tours, while team owner Clark Griffith weighs signability.
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Bert Shepard
Fghter Plige
Atantic City
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Nats
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Wip
Army
Yankee Catef
Larry MacPhail
Baltimore
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Shepard
Wer Patterson
Griffith
Ait
Atlantic City
MacPhail
Yankee
War Department
Special Shoe Helps Hal Peck Pace Aboard A's
Hal Peck, once slowed by a left foot injury, embraced a special shoe devised by Walter McGuire of Milwaukee. After adopting the device, Peck reportedly ran faster than before and is hailed as the fastest man on the Athletics squad at the camp. The trade that sent him from Milwaukee remains a notable part of his career lore.
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Hal Peck
Connie Mack
Milwaukee Brewers
Peck
Walter McGuire
Milwaukee
McQuire
Dodgers Hold 3 Hour Outdoor Spring Drill
Dodgers conducted a three hour outdoor drill at Gelf field with most pitchers in action and batting practice. Ben Chapman participated as the latest Dodger to report from Birmingham Alabama and work alongside catcher Danny Long who is tied to a working agreement with the Trenton club. Durocher was away at Cherry Point Marine base with entertainers and was expelled back today.
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Chuck Dresses
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miost
Ben Chapman
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Birmingham
Ais
Chappie
Danny Long
Long
Trenton
Dodgers
Durocher
Cherry Point
N.C. Marine Base
Elongated Hurler Reports To Phillies
The Philadelphia Phillies welcome James L. Spencer a Rhode Island rookie 6 foot tall moundsman. Spencer joins 24 Phils including Bill Lee and Al Gerheauser with infielders Bitsy Mott and outfielders Busters Adams and Les Scarselia, all currently on the absent list.
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Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia Phillies
James L. Spencer
Rhode Island
Phils
Spencer
Bill Lee
al Gerheauser
Elisha
Bitsy) Mott
Busters Adams
Les Scarselia
Two Chisox Injured In Squad Game
Terre Haute Ind P rookie catcher Ali Michalski safety pulled muscle and rookie catcher Parish Thaxton a split anger injured as the Chicago White Sox lost to Mule Haas nine 7 to 1 in six innings intrasquad game Coach Bing Stiller’s team faced expected arrivals Ea Lopat Thornton Lee Wally Moses Floyd Baker Joe Orengo Dan Reynolds and Silt Nagel at camp within a day or two
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Ind
Ali Michalski
Parish Thaxton
Chicago White Sox
Edmund
Bing} Stiller
George
Mule)Haas
Jimmy Dykes
Ea Lopat
Thornton Lee
Guffelder
Wally Moses
Floyd Baker
Joe Orengo
Dan Reynolds
Silt Nagel
Mathewson Teammate Williams Bucknell Director Dies
Dr William W Griffith 68 athletic director at Bucknell University and Christy Mathewson teammate died yesterday. He played second base for the Bisons in 1899 while Mathewson pitched.
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Williamsport
William W. Griffith
Bucknell University
Christy Mathewson
Hagg to Try Again In Ohio Meet
Swedish runner Hagg aims to end a three race indoor setback at the Knights of Columbus meet in Cleveland. He trails rival Jim Rafferty as Hadrian Lidman notes timing and conditioning have hampered his indoor form since Atlantic Crossing. Rafferty led in the Bankers Mile with 4 13.7, Hagg at 4 14.5, while other events saw Dugger and Ewell win multiple races and pole vaults.
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Paris
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Knights of Columbus
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Jim Rafferty
New York
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Hagg
Tron
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Lidman
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England
Atlantic
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Ed Dugger
Dayton
Barney Ewell
Army
John Schmidt
Ohio State
Bob Phelps
Tlinois
Elmore Harris
Shore A. C
Long Branch
NL J
Les Eisenhart
Great Lakes
Timois
Buster
Johnson
Gonzalez
Kelley
Lapchick Signs 5-Year Cage Contract at St Johns
St Louis coach Joe Lapchick received a five year extension announced by Rev Joseph W Brown Brooklyn University's athletic director. Lapchick, in charge for nine years, will begin his title defense tonight at Madison Square Garden against Muhlenberg as St Johns eyes its ninth consecutive invitational tourney bid.
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Joe Lapchick
St Louis
Joseph W. Brown
Brooklyn University
Lapchick
St Johns
Latchick
Madison Square Garden
Muhlenberg
de Paul
West Virginia
St. Johns
St. Pil
Former Irish Grid Star Navy Instructor Returns to Train Cadets
Washington to St. Robert J. Saggau, former Notre Dame All American football star, has returned from the Pacific to instruct Naval aviation cadets. Lt Saggan, sworn in during the 1941 College All Stars game in Chicago, now guides cadets in primary flight training.
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Robert J. Saggau
Notre Dame
Pacific
Lt Saggan
Chicago
Canadiens Beat Bruins In Finale 4-2
The Canadiens defeated the Bruins 4-2 at Boston Garden in the regular season finale to clinch top spot. Richard scored and assisted as Lach, Lach’s goal extended the margin late, while Bibeault and Bennet traded work in goal. Vets Riveault and Durnan posted notable saves in a wide open game.
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Montreal Canatiers
Boston Bruins
Boston Garden
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Far Egan
Tong
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Bil Cowley
Herb Cain
Ant Dutch Biber
Mostreakc
Ten Harmon
Bruins
Canadiens
Richard
Elmer Lach
Pesgort Vo
Toe
Riveault
Benness
Durnan
Montreal
Stan Hack Reports To Cubs In Preseason Camp
Stan Hack, veteran Chicago Cubs third baseman, arrived at French Lick Ind for training camp and soon hit a double along the right field foul line. Manager Charley Grimm plans a second interclub game for Tuesday as camp begins.
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Stan Hack
Chicago Cubs
Hack
Cub
Charley Grimm Hes
College Twin Bills Draw 570 525 Fans This Season
College basketball doubleheaders drew 570 525 fans this season across venues in New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston and Suffalo. AP survey shows Madison Square Garden hosted 293 73 for 38 twin bills with 43 229 more than 1941. Chicago Stadium reported 42 502 for seven doubleheaders. Philadelphia Convention Hall 1 52 Se for 23 bargain nights. Boston Straits 7922. Knottesville? Noted. Tennessee led 51 44 over Rhode Island and Georgia Tech with Ernie Calverley and Dick Hole combining for 35 points. Loyola of New Orleans upset Pepperdine in the NIT style tourney, Oregon topped Washington State 39 37 to claim the northern Pacific Coast title, Kansas City for NCAA tourney weekend.
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Dick Hole
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George Lewis
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Pacific Coast
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Arkantes
Oklahoma
Quint Beats A By 52 to 27 In Hoosick River League
Co Quint defeated Co A 52 to 27 as Compass C r owned Company A played yesterd ay for second place. Burcik scored 22 points, Havere 21 to pace Co A, while Co C and Regiments Heagewerters were set for a later game. Eastern NCAA opens at the Garden with Ohio State versus Kentucky and NYU against Tufts. winners meet for the Eastern title.
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New York University
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Rangers Win But Finish In Cellar
The New York Rangers edge the Toronto Maple Leafs 4 0 to 3 in a tight late game. Terese goals after ten minutes spark the rally but the cellar still looms as the team fights to climb in the standings behind veteran Gelenseman Sit and goalie Ren McAuley.
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Feronte Mapie Leary
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Cals
Ren McAuley
Albany Mat Shows To Be Revived
Wrestling resumes in Albany on Wednesday eight per promoter Jesses Mae Makos. Main event is best two of three Elmer the Great a ten star against Evan Rubert former Canadian champion Exner the Great Elmer Estep the real name is a 40 pound yearded illbilly from Arkansas wrestling nine years. He began in 19% at the Olympic Auditorium on the Coast defeating Wee Wik Ne Davis in eight minutes. He quit carnival work for pro matches and has done well along.
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Bee
Elmer
Olymaic Auditorium
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