Camp Dodge baseball stars shaped up a stellar squad
Connie Red Roche now at Camp Dodge base hospital details the wartime Camp Dodge team considered the best on this side. He lists players who joined from major leagues and minor leagues, noting many went overseas and the camp team had to be rebuilt often. He hopes many return by May 1 to resume professional baseball despite wartime duties and low pay.
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Minneapolis
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Griffiths Final Report on Bat and Ball Fund for Soldiers
Clark Griffith issues final Bat and Ball Fund report detailing $148,969.92 contributions and $95,104.41 spent on baseball gear for more than 23,100 outfits for soldiers and sailors. The fund ended March 1 with $1,059.02 remaining and extra boxing supplies totaling over $2,000.
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Cubans Take Fancy to Ponies And Racing Game
Curley Brown conceived a running race venture in Cuba to attract fame and fortune. After consulting leading racing minds here and facing initial rejection, he invested heavily to install a full racing operation on the island despite warnings and caution.
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Gibson Quits as Trainer to Boss Toronto Players
George Gibson, former trainer and coach for the New York Giants pitchers, has left the club and accepted a position as manager of the Toronto club in the International League. He spent much of spring training Giant pitchers at Gainsville Florida and hopes to gather material for his own club. This marks his first venture as a baseball manager.
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Army Life Help to Players in Baseball Debate
An expert panel argues military service benefits professional baseball players physically. Abe Yager asserts soldiers and sailors show superior fitness in the Brooklyn Eagle, citing Cadore Pfeffer Schmandt Malone Marquard Grimes and others as examples of improved conditioning and alertness after service, with confidence and discipline aiding on the diamond.
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Brown and Cuban horse racing venture grows in seven seasons
The article traces promoter Brown’s Cuban horse racing scheme, noting attendance rising from 2,900 to around 10,000 on special days, with Cubans embracing racing as in boxing and cockfighting. It mentions goings and comings in St. Louis baseball, including Mike Gonzales, Emil Alex, and trade hints from Branch Rickey, alongside roster changes.
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The Naughty Bride at Waterloo Theatre Friday Night
Waterloo theatre features The Naughty Bride a popular married life comedy led by Winnett Stockwell with a slate of well known actors. Also Jack Dempsey and his athletic carnival arrive next Tuesday bringing boxing wrestlers and international stars to town.
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Leila Porter and Ayvelyn Nesbit Star In Local Theatre
Role of Leila Porter shows Miss Swanson fitting the romantic wife part with striking Oriental gowns and Nordic hints. Crystal Theatre presents Ayvelyn Nesbit in Thou Shalt Not at Plaza Theatre, a tale of a naive country girl led astray.
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Puryear Defeats Murphy in Eight-Round Bout
St. Louis reports Karl Puryear defeated Jimmy Murphy in eight rounds. Puryear secured the victory with a clear edge across all eight rounds, showcasing consistent offense and defense to earn the win.
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