Hage Heads to Buffalo Finale Amid Track Carnival
Swed e speedster Hage plans a farewell appearance in Buffalo on a crowded program that features the national senior A A U women’s indoor championships and invitational hurdles. Rival Raferty of the New York Athlete Club and a field including Lidman Duzger Cassidy and Cassidy compete for high profile honors as Tuskegee athletes and Chicago entrants figure in key events.
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Hagg
Stonepring
Guadés
Bagg
Sancee
Donolly
Nortier
Callfordie
Sud
Hass
Hus
Immy Rafeny
Jarice Gunder
Memty
Neem
Aeg
Eppesrantes WestFed
Chicago
Raferty
Reid
Serest Erayx
Bainbridge
Mid
Naval Hospitel
Std Reedy Simms
New York Pioneer Club
Bags
Heaton Lidman
Lidman
Ed Duzger
Davion
O., Marionat A. A. U
Owen Cassidy
Columbia University Midshipmen’s School
Tuskegee Insilivie
News York
A. C
Philadelphia
Turners
Philadelphia Bleese
Harrisburg
Pa. A
Chiago Hurricanes
Forestville Playground
Chicago Copernicus Playground
Aliie Coachman
Lillie Purnfey
Hurdies Queen
Tuskegee
Dorothy Dodson
A's Bow to Norfolk Nine in Exhibition
Norfolk Naval Training Station edged the Philadelphia Athletics 2 to 1 in an exhibition game. Huss Meers of the Cubs farm system allowed two runs in six innings for the Sailors while Joseph Rusick shut the A’s down in three. Don Black yielded four safeties in five.
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Norfolk Naval Training Station
Philadelphia Athletics
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Chicago Cubs
Laiiors
Joseph Rusick
Don Black
Luther Kuerz
O . Kner and
Hayes
Proetiz
Baksi Dominates Nova In 10 Round New York Bout
In a Madison Square Garden clash, Baksi battered Nova through ten rounds on a salty night. Baksi won 7-2 on the scorers with one even, while Nova battled to the end and suffered a bloody cut over his eye. Gross receipts reached 45304 with a portion donated to the Red Cross.
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Frank Forbes
Liz Cohen
Ruby Goldstein
Associated Press
Red Cross
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Newark
Emmett Grier
Detroit
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Leo Fomanello
i/s
Brooklyn
Suey Manfree
New York
Ani Attion
Romanello
Brooks Steyed
Mayfres Wes
Vietor Flores
Dss Mexico
Lou Aker
Cx Primiani
Montreal
Carl Olson
West Haven
Conn
Boun
Surges and Berres Sign With Giants
GPi veteran Surges and catcher Ray Berres agreed to terms with the New York Giants. Surges arrived Thursday night and signed yesterday while Berres sent word Manager Mel Ott would start from Wisconsin as soon as transportation was available. Berres needed to resolve issues with his club before joining the team.
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Ray Berres
New York Giants
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Berres
Mel Otche
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Ike
Dodgers' Schultz to finish degree before pro return
Dodgers pitcher Schultz will remain in college at Hamline University to complete his degree, with plans to join the team in the first draft call after graduation. He was granted permission by the Wydrat board to stay in school until June, after earlier military service rejections due to height.
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Hoenare Schultz
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Hamline University
Behr-Manning No.2 Leads Night of Industrial League Wins
Behr-Manning No.2 swept Ne three games, Cisfka 535 and Wineelspeck 2 212-554 top the winners while Bouchard 207-335 led the losers. Arsenal whitewashes Hudson Valier Fuel with Harrell 23.600 high. Diamond Rock Dairy, Morigen, and others post wins in varied leagues.
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Morigen
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Attack Steel No. 2
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Dolan
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Me Ida
Croverleaf Creamery
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O'Hara
Anderson
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Wineelspeck
Rasy
Bouchard
Diamond Rock Dairy
Hansen
Trummon
L. Potter
Tear
Avirondack Steel
Keysers
Sharpe
Waich
Marro
Fruscio
Arsenal Howlwerg
Manning Teanx
Howitzers
Howitzers P
Behr-Steinning
Behr- Manning
al- Megheny Ladlum
Bent-Mannings
Rhode Island Racing Dates Allotted by State
The Rhode Island racing administration approved schedule dates for Narragansett Park and Pascoay Park. Narragansett get a April 31 to May 19 Saturday meeting and August 27 to September 6 36 day run. Pascoay Park two 42 day meets May 21 to July 7 and October 3 to November 17. Changes expected once the sport ban is lifted.
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Rhode Island
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Pascoay Park
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Narragansett
Red Cross Game Nets Large Charity Total
A mythic national championship basketball game in New York raised 46 182 for the Red Cross. Oklahoma A M defeated De Paul 44 to 2 as part of a drive that boosted sports committee totals to 528 232, far above the original 300 000 quota, later raised to 650 000.
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de Paul
Chicago
Lahoma A. & M
Oxlahoma
Sports Committee of the Red Cross
Bernon S. Prentice
Stiglmeier resigns from Bufalo International League club
Stiglmeier yesterday resigned as director president and executive committee member of the Bufalo International League baseball club and sold his stock severing all ties. He had been the business manager until recently. Bucky Harris took over his duties while Spud Davis led a Pirates workout on a wet field at the cinder path around the clubhouse in Muncie Indiana.
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John
Stiglmeier
Bufalo International League Baseball Club
Stigimeier
Bucky Harris
Muncie
Ind
Spud Davis
Pittsburg Pirates
Yanks Rout Red Sox 13-2 on 14 Hits in Big Win
Yankees blast Boston for a 13-2 victory fueled by 14 hits led by Drews and Donald. Boston miscues and fielding errors aided New York while high lighted by Drews pitching five innings and six walks.
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Donald
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Yank
Joe McCarthy
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Rews
Garberk
Savoldi to Meet Dusek in Albany Wrestling Duel
Promoter Jess Matton set arrangements for next Wednesday at Caprio Arena Albany. The best two out of three feature pits Savoldi versus Ernie Dusek with Angelo Seveldi and Elsie appearing in the undercard. Savoldi’s Albany debut follows a recent Troy appearance while Dusek seeks a return to his Omaha riot squad notoriety in a district showcase.
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Ernie Dusek
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Rugged Coast
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Troy
Coast Loop Opens 1945 Baseball Race in Wartime
Coast Loop begins the 1945 season with wartime provisions and strong attendance hopes. Los Angeles, Seattle, San Diego and Sacramento feature veteran players, government backing, and extended schedules as teams shed players from major leagues to bolster a reduced circuit. Pepper Martin returns to lead San Diego Padres with a seasoned, aging pitching staff facing early-season stamina questions.
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Teague
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Indela
George McDonale
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San Diego Padres
Sacramento
Savoldi and Rapp Set for LaSalle Mat Bout Monday
Two notable grapplers, Angelo Saveldi and Gus Rapp, prepare for a 26 minute one fall semi final at the Trey Sports Arena TEC in LaSalle. Saveldi, a Coast sensation, recently fought in Troy, losing to the Swedish Angel while showing sharp technique and hard punching.
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LaSalle
LaSelle Institute
Trey
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Tec
Angelo Saveldi
Gus Rapp
Withington
Del
Clasa
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Troy
Mr. Ugly
Zepp
Jack Moore
Albany Senators Set for Busy Eastern League Season
Tom McCaffrey leads the Albany Senators as manager Bip Collins prepares a strong lineup for the 1937 Eastern League campaign. The season opens May 2 with 10 Sunday games and a July 4 home contest against Williamsport at Hawkins Stadium. The piece also notes Watervliet Arsenal Howitzers winning the Industrial Basketball League crown and highlights George Winkler’s scoring run for the Lansingburg Boys Club.
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All Bis Staé.oo
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Albany
James
Bip) Collins
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Seesan
McCaffrey
Willamsport
Tris l
Albany J
Singhamton
Uriga
Hartford
Tessing
George Winkler
Lansingburg
George
Manlius
Tom Raeffertys
Ed Heusser to Join Reds Soon In Baseball Return
Ed Heusser plans to quit his post at the Naval Supply Depot near Clearlake and rejoin the Cincinnati Reds. In a Telegram interview he said he would depart Monday or Tuesday for Reds training in Bloomington Indiana. Heusser went 13 12 with a 2.33 ERA last season leading the NL in earned runs per game and has played for 15 clubs in ten leagues.
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Gaia
Navel Supply Depo
Neacy Cleacheld
Cincinnati Reds
Telegram
Reds
Bloomington
Ind
Hausser
Cincinnati
Heusser
Baseball season shifts as scholastic teams prep for Easter
Readable fragments describe Scholastic baseball fading then returning after Easter recess. Principals League focus dominates, with no Diocesan league planned. A separate anecdote recalls Lonnie Gray at Santa Anita Park mispunching tickets, costing him $2,510 after Bright Mark won.
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Santa Anika Park
Bright Mark
Gray
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