Sports Roundup From York March 3 Highlight Draft News
The roundup notes Willie Turnesa draft timing, Jack Doyle’s odds take, and Don B falling for Alice Marble. It mentions Naylor leaving for camp, a standout baseball writer's pick, Ruth and Browns with Rick Ferrell links, golf course ownership by Jack Curley, and boxing prompts involving Joe Louis.
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York
Willie ‘Turnesa
Jack Doyle
Cupid
Don B
Alice Marble
Don
Eed Naylor
Columbia
Camp Ay
Browns
Rick Ferrell
Rick
Washington
Jack Curley
Oba
Joe Louis
Arch Ward rumor roundup from Chicago Tribune notes on coaches
Unclear text references Dewey Lus possibly being signed as coach and mentions other names like Jack Duncan and Ric e Ohio. Mentions a Rio Grande College basketball score against Capital City, and a White Sox figure regaling mates with tales of catching quail with bare hands. Overall, fragmented and uncertain.
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Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
U. of Oklahoma
Dewey Lusas
Priday
Fishi
Jack Duncan
Rio Grande
Capital City
Jim
Pey
Rice
Ohio
White Sox
Bowling roundup shows records and upsets across leagues
Frances Van Laventer leads a series of frames with high scores as the league chase tightens. Betty Starner and Margie Sir Baugh post big totals. Helen Berry frames 120 but Lions drop two to American Legion. Winchester girls edge Harrisonburg 41 pins. Lorraine Gulli wins the Lorraine Gulli Classic with a 1295 ten game set, Lucy Rose close behind.
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IIT
GAA
Vicover
Handley
Est
Beta SI Phi
Betty Starner
Margie Sirbaugh
JWC
Helen Berry
Allen Hawthorne
Charley Bish
Lions
American Legion
Country Gentlemen
Slim
Rotary
Charley Renner
Goodyear
Cammer Tire
Johnny Cammer
Harry Hottel
Steam Laundry
Railway Express
Mabel Grim
Washington
Dorts Smith
Wizard
Norfolk
Lucy Rose
Rosslyn
Winchester
Combine of Age Real
Blazis Prefers Football Then Switch To Shot Put
George town University's Blazis, a 6 foot 245 pound football star, ignores discus in favor of football but shines in shot put. He recently set a world class mark by reaching 56 feet 6 inches at Madison Square Garden while defending his I C 4 A title. Earl Audet of Georgetown looms as his main rival, capable of 53 to 54 feet in practice and expected to challenge in upcoming meets.
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Teas
Georgetown University
Blazil
Jack Torrance
Perver
Blazis
I. C
Madison Square Garden
Earl Audet
Georgetown
Bish Posts 150 Game and High Scores Named
In a team bowling night the Bish league saw 150 game by Bish, with Taylor 142 and Hawthorne 132 as top individual games. High set belonged to Hawthorne 382, while Babb 368 and Taylor 347 led. Legion led team game at 582, Power Co. captured 1663 as Power Co. posted the high team set 1663 with Legion 1604 and Lions 1602. The year involved references to 1897 in a quiz question.
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Civ
Wyneencces
COCA
Aes Kasesa
Power Co
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C. Co
O'Sullivan
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War News Censored Caution for U S Readers
Readers of The Star are cautioned that news from most of Europe is subject to censorship before it is transmitted to the United States, reflecting wartime controls on foreign dispatches and reliable international coverage.
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Europe
United States
Duke Devils Win Southern Conference Title
Duke University captured the Southern Conference basketball crown with a 53 to 30 victory over South Carolina before 4,000 fans in Raleigh. The game was tied once in the first half. Duke led at halftime 15 to 14 and extended the margin after the break.
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N. C
Duke University
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
South Carolina
Duke
Trenary Rolls 125 Results Friday Star
Friday results list Trenary Nurses Imperial and Handley high scores with top games and sets. Highlights include E Trenary 125 nurses scoring and Berry 120 in junior women’s club. High sets feature Williams Greyhound 321 and Berry 321, with Imperial and G A A posting strong total pinfalls.
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Bell Clothes
Goodrich
Republic
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E. Trenary
Berry
Junor Women’s Club
Shenk
Williams
Renner
Cunningham
de G. A. A
Handley
Star
Cardinals Assigned No 13 To Morton Coper In Camp
In St Peters burg Florida Morton Coper requests No 13 after winning a kid’s raffle. Clyde Shoun is en route to sign with the Cardinals per Branch Rickey. Other notes from camps across Florida include Peckinpaugh reshaping the Indians batting order with Keltner to second and Wierly leaping to leadoff.
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ST. Petersburg
Fpla
St. Louis Cardinals
Morton Coper
Branch Rickey
Clyde Shoun
Fort Myers
Fla
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indian
Ken Keltner
Roy Wierly
Lily Was Naturalized Tribute of a Famous Singer
The famed singer, after her naturalization ceremony, said she felt pride and happiness, declaring she owes everything to the United States and that the American people discovered her.
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Lily
Bay View Wins $100000 Anita Handicap Sensation
Bay View, a 4 year old gelding trained by Nick Wall, led from start to finish to win the $100,000 added Anita handicap at Santa Anita. He defeated Midland and Bolingbroke as 50,000 fans watched on a sloppy track. Bay View paid $118.40 for a $2 wager, with Midland returning $3 and Bolingbroke $6.40.
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Tony Pelleteri
New Orleans
Bay Vi
Bay View
Midland
Porter
Bolinbroke
Royal Car
Charledon
Challedon
Railbirds
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Midand
Boling
Juries Called For Service In Shenandoah Co
Shenandoah County opens its March circuit term with grand and trial juries summoned. William H. Logan, commonwealth's attorney, will present at least six issues. petit jurors drawn from Allen Dner to Abe Stickley across districts Ashby Madison Johnston Stonewall and Davis with names listed.
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Shenandoah County Circuit Cpurt
Grand
Trial Iuries
William H. Logan
Commonwealth
Allen D Ner
W. J. Price
D. G. McClanahan
J. H. Fisher
W. D. Kibler
O. C. Coffman
Abe Stickley
Abe Stickley. the Petit Jury
Lee
Herman K. Will
Bruce E. Litten
J. Mark Zehring
J. D. Galladay
Ashby
Lawrence F. Bowman
Harold R. Myers
Andrew K. Baker
G. Norman Clem
Madison
Charles A. Evans
W. W. Lanta
Arthur M. Bowers
Leonard W. Bixler
Johnston
B. Harry Miller
Marvin W. Wright
C. C. Fravel
Henry J. Rudy
Stonewall
W. Dallas Pravel
Thomas H. Fravel
Stanley H. Shipp
M. G. Smith
Davis
F. L. McWilliams
Paul W. Spengler
William P. Mininger
Walter K. Cooley
Four Students Hurt In Crash Near Dickinson College
Four college students were injured in a collision with a telephone pole while en route to Dickinson College in Carlisle Pennsylvania. Martha Parker 21 of Dunbar suffered a broken neck and leg wounds, Robert Brandt 19 of Tamaqua had a fractured skull, both listed in fair condition at Carlisle Hospital. Charles Humphries 19 of Binghamton NY and Helen Patterson 20 of Tamaqua sustained numerous cuts and abrasions. The accident occurred Saturday.
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Colgate and Hood College
Dickinson College
Martha Parker
Dunbar
Robert Brandt
Tamaqua
Carlisle Hospital
Charles Humphries
Binghampton
Fire damages U. S. agricultural research lab
A $1,500,000 federal agricultural research laboratory near completion in New Orleans was damaged by fire early today. The blaze began in the main building and was confined to the top floor, with damage appearing considerable though exact estimates were not yet available. The lab is one of four authorized to study new uses for surplus farm products.
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New Orleans
Federal Agricultural Research Laboratory
Gaucho Completes 18,000 Mile Ride Arrives at York City Hall
After a lengthy horseback journey totaling 18,000 miles, the Gaucho Soule arrives at York City Hall. An official welcome is given before Soule is arrested and charged with beating a cab fare.
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Sha Peer Neg
Soule
Opus
Fen ‘ Rew
York
Loop Race Tightens as City Cage Leader Becomes Clear
In a doubleheader evening, Health Club five clash with Rustic Tavern to decide the top spot in the city league standings. If Sullivan wins, Beermen stay first and Elks second. if not, Warbrick could clinch the 1941 title with a strong performance.
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Rustic Tavern
Elks
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Pepe
Nehi
Tal Beca Dr
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Berryville Faces Boyce In Season Finale Tonight
Berryville plays Boyce at 7:30 in Boyce gymnasium to finish their county league schedule. Joe Settle's quint ends a creditable season with five league losses and hopes to close strong in the twin bill. Players listed include Duke Houghton Berry Potts and Em slated to start.
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Stewart Bill Aims to Promote Truth in Advertising
Rep Donald Stewart proposes a bill to encourage truth in political advertising with a platform pledge. The measure is meant to advance better government though candidates may praise or fear it.
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Topeka
Kas
Donald Stewart
Babe Novikoff debuts for Cubs after holdout end
Louis Novikoff, the Babe Ruth of the Pacific Coast League, joined the Chicago Cubs after a salary dispute. He impressed veteran Hank Wilson and others with his power in batting practice, amid talk of a midrange deal with a $4,000 offer, $8,000 ask, and a possible bonus if he delivers.
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Santa Catalina Island
Calif
Walloping
Louis Novikoff
Babe Ruth
Tee Wilson
Chicago
Cubs
Novikoff
Wilson
Ohewins
Texas
Los Angeles
Cub
Jim Gallagher
Louie
Pei
Charlie G Roy Johnson
Tulsa
Dizzy
Fruit Growers Meeting In Woodstock Discusses Dairying
In Shenandoah County at Woodstock Court Room the Fruit Growers meet at 7 30 p m with A H Teske of the Virginia Tech Hort Department to speak to dairy farmers and others on dairying. A second session may begin at 10 a m in the Woodstock Fire Hall with Extension Dairy Husbandman R G Connelly of VPI and others expected to attend.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
A. H. Teske
R. G. Connelly
Othpee Bally
Aes Iain Ay Ool
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