Chappelle and Others Report to Porterville Camp March 11
Baseball notes from Porterville and Fresno describe outfielders Chappelle Sullivan and Ryan reporting for training at noon with others listed, including McCredie and trainer Pete Jackson. The roster features Slinke Games Squires Penner McCabe Conkwright and pitchers Sheely Orr Feurborn Sigib Evans, while several players remain absent or pending signings ahead of April. Weather and fields improve. Crandall still in Los Angeles over salary talks. Fresno Seals and Brooklyn’s John Hummel join amid preparations for March 25 games. Diagatta and Emke noted for submarine service and all-star plans.
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Larry Anappelle
Buddy Ryan
Joho Fi
Sullivan
Chappelle
Ryan
Walter McCredie
Pete Jackson
Slinkle
Squires
Averonz
Penner
McCabe
Conkwright
Sheely
Orr
Feurborn
Sigib
Evans
Cox
Sulll
Ryao
Smith
Kanaick
Haln
Caithers
Rube Evans
Dobne
Gowli
Arkenberg
Sioward
Crandall
Yep
Miller
Tuncn
Konnick
Ybue
Pepa
Browny
Hava
McCredie
Bee
Gould
West
International
Toronto
Los Angeles
van Howard
Los Anggelon
saMry
Rubé Evang
Fresno
L. Roy Payne
Sky
Raisin City
Jerry Downs
Gut Uekier
John Hummel
Brooklyn
Captain Cook
Submarine Chase
Submarine Chase Crack Batl
Roy Payne
The
Scala
Howard Emke
Detroit
Submarines
Cook
Seals
Dotty Lewis
Payne
Charlie Cominkay
Risberg
American League umpires named by President Johnson
The 101 percent start of umpiring in the American League will mirror last season. Thomas Connelly, a twenty five year umpire, will receive a gold cross at season start for services. The staff includes Willian G. Evans of Cleveland Sik O'Loughlin of Rochester N C Clarence Owens Kansas City George Kildebrand San Francisco Lee Moriarty Woolstock ID Richard allio Youngstown O. and William Dione2en Syracuse N Y.
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Shigago
Johnson
Thomas Connelly
Connolly
Willian G. Evans
Cleveland
Sik” O'Loughlin
Rochester
N. C
Clarence Owens
Kansas City
George Kildebrand
State Racing Circuit Organized In Colorado
The Colorado state racing commission formed a state circuit beginning August 19 at Greeley with purses of 400 dollars except Pueblo at 5. Officers include De N. R. McCreary president Longmont TD A. Wallis vice president Sterling J L Beaman secretary Pueblo. Fairs schedule: Greeley August 19-24 Loveland August 26-31 Tongmont September 2-7 Sterling September 9-14 Brighton September 16-22 Pueblo September 23-28. Classes include trailing and pacing events with times 2 17 to 2 30. The circuit features mountain air tracks and strong stables.
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Denver
Colorado State Racing Commission
Grealy
Pueblo
Circult Ara de
N. R. McCreary
Longmont
A. Wallis
Sterling
J. L. Beaman
Greeley
Robert Bird
Loveland
H. E. Kelly
Tongmont
G. P. Emery
B. A. Walla
Brighton
H. G. Triffmay
Promoter Bets On Willard Will Take On Levinsky Fight
Portland boxing commission enforces rules requiring local boxers to work or risk being barred from ringside events. Mayor Baker backs the mandate as visiting talent may be exempt. In Washington exhibition bouts are planned featuring Battilog Welgon and Tom Murphy to aid soldiers and boost morale.
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Portland
Boxing Commission
Baker
Efrele Rogaily
Oaks Spend a Lively Practice at Boyes Springs
March 11 reports a lively Oaks practice as the Del Howard squad worked in dry park conditions. Walker stars show speed, Marlin and Rube Gardner in attendance, Captain Middleton teeing off, and pitchers Peough and Dig Dill among others shaping rosters for regular season. Duffy Lewid leads Sailor team’s bid, while Sammy Heer exits baseball for newspaper work.
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Howard
Leidra
Perry
Ren
Gardner
Christensen
Mensor
Croll
Clayton
Ar- Jit
Reyling
Leaubreau
Gmaic
Duffy Lewid
Sammy Heer
Oakland
Arcata
Basketball Popular at Lakes Naval Camp
At the lakes naval camp in Amnech 11, basketball is the most popular sport among sailors and troops. Baskets line every room as crews pass time in spare moments, with noncombatants numbering up to 10,000 trying their luck at the game and over 590 sailors participating in official leagues.
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Lakes Naval Camp
Naval Station
Frankie Carlanhan Defeats Terry McGovern in Six Rounds
Frankie Carlanhan of Brooklyn, in the sixth round, bested Young Terry McGovern of Philadelphia, winning all six rounds here tonight. Jack Thompson of Missouri knocked out Clever Dawkins of California in the third round, his fourth knockout in as many weeks.
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Frankie Carlanhan
Brooklyn
Terry McGovernn
Philadelphia
Callahan
Jack Thompson
Missouri
Clever Dawkins
California
Thompson
Colleges to have more athletics across eastern schools
New York March 12 Intercollegiate and intervarsity athletics resume this season with schedules closer to normal. From a list of over sixty leading eastern institutions only two abandon sport. Track and rowing regattas revive. naval regatta at Annapolis May 28 likely to draw big East representation. Baseball and football show gains. Harvard Yale Princeton schedules possibly revived. golf lacrosse and soccer appear at some colleges. Rowing holds the lead in diversity with multiple boats and races planned.
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New York
Axsu
Poughkeepsie
New London
Annapolis
Harvard
Yale
Princtton
Collegians
Dehta
WIL
Une
World Salesmanship Congress to Meet in Detroit in April
Detroit Feb 28 Mall The World’s Salesmanship congress will hold its third annual convention in Detroit from April 24 to 27. The event will gather sales managers and business directors from leading U S enterprises to discuss war related business topics under the keynote win the war Speakers include Herbert N Casson of London who will address opening sessions on how British business adapted to wartime. Topics cover war impact on business savings essential industries and maintaining production during temporary wartime conditions.
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Detroit
Mich
Mall
World's Salesmanship Congress
United States
Anid
Congress
National
Herbert N. Casson
London
England
Casson
Enemy Property In United States
Washington march 12 enemy property within the meaning of the law is property owned in an enemy country and official assurances have been given that there is no intention to interfere with the property or money of Germans or Austrians living in this country. The purpose is to sever forever the hold of Germany in Germany upon vast commercial and industrial enterprises in the United States and prevent their serving as outposts of the Teutonic movement for world domination. Under the trading with the enemy act the alien property custodian takes possession of and administers these properties but without authority to dispose of them. The legislation will empower him to place them in American hands. The only questions in congress yesterday were treaty details and speed of action by congress. Approval of provisions by the house is expected along with the final deficincy appropriation bill.
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Washington
Germany
United States
Teutonic Anovement
Congress
Prussia
Habdoken
House
Senate
Martin
State Department
Legal Bureau
Senators Push Public Sale for German-Owned Property
Senate debates amending treaty to allow public action sales of enemy property witheld from private deals. Senator Martin urges Germany reimburse Americans for destroyed property, while Underwood and Stone defend safeguards and accountability. Palmer cites alien property custodian role and aims to protect minority interests in German firms.
Ogden Gulf & Country Club Considers 80000 Bond Plan
Stockholders of the Ogden Gulf & Country club meet to weigh a bond issue of 50000 to refinance the mortgage and clear other debts. President Chazy A. Day outlines a plan for a ten year six percent bond issue of 50000, with 25000 to retire existing debt and 5000 to be allocated to new clubhouse subscriptions. Members vote to accept the proposal and discuss increasing membership to 200 to support future dues.
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Ogden Gulf & Country Club
Tset Pieht Glie Webereloh
Itea
Chazy A. Day
Mjeetty
Day
Myezelf
Sager
Fulton Halts Cowler In Eight Round Bouts
Fred Pulse of Rochester New York knocked out 122 Cowler in the eighth round of an eight round bout at St Louis on March 11. Fulton landed a strong left hook in the later rounds and took the lead as the opponent tired.
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Fred Fulton Hanks
Tom Cowler
ST. Louis
Fred Pulse
Rochester
Mint
Cowler
New York
Gowler
Fulton
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