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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1944
Page
9
EW HAVEN Conn June 27 Yale coach Howie Odell praised the squads fitness after a spring training session with the Huskies. The 24 to 32 line candidates tower over six feet and weigh over 180 pounds as Odell sees potential in the Bulldogs strong, sweat filled workouts under coach Bob Phath and Yale’s swimming staff.
A discussion traces a plan to replace bonus payments with territorial rights in minor league baseball to prevent teams from bidding up players. The piece notes that no action has been taken yet and explores how designated territories could give clubs a first chance to sign pros within bounds.
Ex Northwestern football coach notes mentors may help develop frail youths rather than win games. The debate questions focusing on Germany and alumni ties. Shorts and Shells mentions Pastor, ex heavyweight title holder, winning a second tenant’s bar at Miami Beach and assignment to Randolph, Texas. He once played football for U. During the early Pacific Coast League season he drew more fans than in 1943.
VICE DEPT cut mentions Joe Rappizini who led Fort Sher, IL squad and was noted as a dangerous hitter during wartime days. Buddy Elrod, All-America end at Mississippi, is listed missing in European action. Lieut. Don Kepler, ex 2 State baseballer, teaches how to "live off the coin" at North CarolinaPrecht school as a postwar job hint.
At Forbes Field last night Civic-Bell boxing gimmick saw top war bond bids buy services of Pittsburgh sports writers for tasks mocked in radio style mumbo jumbo. Bids topped 10000 dollars for Chet Smith Al Abrams and John L. Hernon with buyers demanding odd chores during the following week.
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