Leaders Confident of Prospects for 1944 Baseball
War shortages loom but magnates and fans expect baseball to continue. Clubs may field 18 players with a pool under 300, relying on veterans, older players, and war workers. Major Leagues ready to start despite drafts, with minors possibly trimmed, to avoid wasting a season if war improves mid year.
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Stainback Returns After Quitting Baseball for $13,000 Series
New York Yankees veteran outfielder Stainback returned to baseball after a decision to pursue earnings in the World Series. He had previously left the sport, then joined the Tigers before being traded back to the Yankees, contributing to the team's pursuit of a title with a $13,000 prize in this series. The Cards struggled to steal bases while Yankees pitchers Jandel and Stainback dominated, challenging Cards baserunning and forcing adjustments. Frank Crosetti and Bill Dickey appeared as veteran stalwarts in the clash, while Stainback’s late-season decision marked a notable subplot in the World Series context.
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Seeded Tennis Stars Advance in Pan-American Semi
Pan-American tennis action in Mexico City saw top seeds Pancho Segura of Ecuador and William Talbert of Indianapolis reach the semifinals with wins over Jack Knemeyer and Daniel Hernandez. Armando and Rolando Vega also advanced, while the Vega brothers’ siblings and doubles teams posted decisive results.
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Russo Boy Wins Uneasy Decision Over Leta in Feature Bout
In a six round feature at Scott Hall, Russo defeated Frankie Leta by a split decision amid a packed crowd. The result keeps Russo undefeated in 15 professional fights with one draw and one loss cancelled.
Bartolo Stops Bates in 3rd in Hartford
New York featherweight Sal Bartolo knocking out Hilly Bates of Pittsburg in the third round at the auditorium last night in a bout that was to be eight rounds. Bates was down twice in the second and once early in the third before Bartolo’s knockout. Bartolo weighed 129 pounds to Bates 130. In the semi final Jerry Zullo of Boston stopped Chick Santos of Bridgeport in the second round.
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La Salle Institute Plans Pep Rally for Cadets
La Salle Institute students will host a pep rally tonight at nine for the Los L-Trow High football game under lights at La Salle Field tomorrow. A large bonfire will mark the pre game rally with the entire student body to honor the Fourth Streeters grid squad. Faculty, coaches, and Wasers will speak as students cheer and sing school songs.
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Shepperton Cops Dufferin Feature Victory at Park
The Shepperton Cops won the Sank added Canadian championship at Thuifer in Park yesterday for the second time. The seventeen year old cheattur fin vate doo dengtho led McDonahlis Tulihmore on the Shepperton roads finishing the mile and a teen in 137 A and paid 32.60.
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Wisconsin Vows to Slow Notre Dame in Tough Test
Wisconsin coach Harry Stuhldreher says the Badgers face Notre Dame, rated the nation's top team, with inexperienced players and injuries. He aims to keep the Irish from scoring while acknowledging the odds and noting key backs Don Kindt and Paul McLaughlin may not be at peak, with tackle Clarence Esser and quarterback Doug Hodges sidelined.
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Final whirl of 1943 World Series undercuts Cardinals pride
Whitney Martin argues the 1943 St Louis Cardinals changed from a bold, fast team to a cautious, bandaged group and were outplayed by the Yankees. He notes injuries and defections from 1942 and says New York exploited opponents' mistakes, while Cards remained hungry for the cash.
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Accorsi Absent as Cornell Scrimmage Highlights Lineup
Ithaca notes a light Cornell scrimmage with Frank Accorsi out for studies. Nathan Ischern moved to fullback while Cleo Calcagni sat out due to a bruise and Joe Brozina filled in. Capt. Meredith Cushing and Tom Blackburn centered, with Tony LaScala and Murdo MacDonald at left end as the varsity faced a scrub Holy Cross.
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Colgate Hosts Rochester After Long Passing Practice
Colgate Red Raiders conducted a lengthy passing drill and defensive scrimmage as they prepared for a home game against the University of Rochester Saturday. Rochester seeks revenge for its only loss so far. Players Neil Dooley Mike Micka Don Coates Jules Yakupovich and Dock Owen were in the skeleton packfield against Rochester plays.
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Grid clash drills heat up as four schools prep
La Salle Institute renews its gridiron series with Troy High under lights tomorrow night at La Laue field. Lansingburg High and Catholic Central also push hard in pregame drills for the Saturday clash, as coaches sharpen offenses and defenses for city title hopes.
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Navy Drills For Penn State Ahead Of Weekend Game
Annapolis Md Navy football camp report finds blocking and tackling below par and passing off target. Navy coaches note Penn State hopes to spoil an undefeated foe and gain a psychological edge in the upcoming Saturday clash.
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Kimbrough May Play For Soldier Squad
Lieut John Kimbrough arrived at Kirtland Field Albuquerque after twin engine training at Marfa Texas He may join the Flying Kellys football team but his playing status depends on duties at the field The Texas A and M star known as Jarring Johnny was unsure if he would suit up for football during current duties kept private by the public relations office.
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Columbia Stresses Defensive Tactics
New York. Pi-Lou Little led Columbia’s defense as the varsity squad faced Army in a hard scrimmage ahead of Saturday’s Cadets game. The second team practiced Army plays from the T formation while Quo Apel did not participate. Little stayed active with passes to stay in shape.
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Packers Redskins Tilt Promises Pro League’s Best Offense
National Football League action highlights undefeated teams Green Bay and Washington meeting after top rushing and passing marks. Chicago Bears face Eagles in another high stakes matchup as defenses dominate. Philadelphia suffered a league record ten fumbles last Sunday.
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Notre Dame Triumphs Following Two Big Weekends
Scoreboard by Harry Grayson notes Notre Dame under Frank Leahy delivering crushing back-to-back wins over Georgia Tech and Michigan. Angelo Bertelli leads with standout passing and timing, while Julius Rykovich and a faster line boost cohesion and speed, marking Notre Dame’s strongest team yet under Leahy.
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Holy Cross Preps For Cornell Clash
Holy Cross coach Ank Scanlan arrived in Worcester to take charge of midweek practice for Saturday’s game at Cornell in Ithaca. He had been at a Philadelphia war-work plant during the week but led a strenuous drill focusing on offense and defense after arriving.
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Graham Focuses on Punts in RPT Practice
Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute prepares for a home game against U S Coast Guard Academy at 3 15 pm at 87 Field. Coach Paul Graham drills punt protection and booting power as the Engineers seek their second win after a 26 0 loss to Rochester. Coast Guard, routed by Yale Dartmouth and Holy Cross, travels from New London with cross country to follow the football clash and a nearby meet.
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Exams Limit Yale's Practice Sessions
Yale football faced exam constraints as it prepared for Army with workouts limited by exams. Only about half the squad could attend, prompting Coach Howie Odell to consider staggered practices for players with morning or afternoon exams. The exam period runs until a week before the Army game.
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Army Wins at Arsenal in 48-6 Touch Football Game
Army routed Apprentices by 48 to 6 at Arsenal in a touch football league clash. Army scored in every period, led by Kelley to Christiansen and Kelley to Fry 45 yard plays, with multiple long drives and a late P A score. Army’s defense stifled the Apprentices while wrapping up a dominant victory.
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