Sports Roundup: Browsing Hot Sports Rumors and Moves
New York reports stir about Harry Stuhldreher leaving Wisconsin and Jack Doyle predicting Reds as favorites over the Cards. Chuck Fenske aims for a law office job as a new mile king, while Giants players draw mixed impressions from Florida. Northwestern U tennis gains with Seymour Greenberg. Dick Hyland of Los Angeles references Clipper Smith’s Loyola move. Johnny Paychek selects Pompton Lakes for training. Cecil Travis earns a two-day diploma record in Atlanta. Stan Lomax eyed for Giant Yankee broadcast role. Bud Ward and Jim Ferris set for Pinehurst. Esther Williams tests for film, Arturo Godoy style noted, Connie Mack predicts A’s first division. Dean Cromwell teaches pigeon-toed running. Sonja Henie nets $250,000 on a skating tour. Whizzer White to sit for Colorado U cage tourney. Nick Camarata, Jimmy Webb, Frankie Cavana, Phil Parr, Tony Cisco in action tonight.
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New York
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Jack Doyle
Reds
Chuck Fenske
New Mile King
Jack Miley
N. Y. Post
Giants
Florida
U’s
Seymour Greenberg
National Public Parks
Johnny Paychek
Pompton Lakes
Louis
Cecil Travis
Senators
Atlanta
Stan Lomax
Yankee
Bud Ward
Jim Ferris
Australia
Pinehurst
Esther Williams
Los Angeles
Connie Mack
A’s
Dean Cromwell
Southern California
Sonja Henie
Colorado U
Dartmouth Daily Reports Injured Skier Lacks Consciousness
The Dartmouth student daily notes an injured skier was slightly unconscious after a fall. Authorities describe the incident as a minor, non life threatening condition with no further details available.
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Dartmouth
Coaching Balance At Cornell Football Program
The note highlights Carl Snagely coaching players at one hour for six hours of coaching the coaches, illustrating an intensive development approach within Cornell football. This suggests a mentorship model emphasizing broader staff improvement alongside player instruction.
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Carl Snagely
Cornell
Wrong Again Tigers Train With Dead Balls
The Tigers report using dead balls in practice and joke about expecting eight balls, indicating light training novelty and squad humor.
Spotlight on local sports brings Virginia Foltz to Winchester
Thursday night features Mrs. Virginia Foltz, Luray star and recent Eddie Andrus Sweepstakes singles winner, leading a Luray girls team against Winchester’s top locals. The Evening Star Ladies League sees strong showings from Handley, Rotary, and Hershey Pints, with high marks from Fog and Sencindiver. Lions Club struggles in League A amid season doubts.
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Winchesterians
Virginia Faltz
Eddie Andrus
Portsmouth
Lucille Young
Washington
Foltz
Luray
Winchester
W. B. Bridgeforth
Lions Club
Rotary
Rotarians
Philip Glaize
Virginia State
Jenny Lind Cather
Hershey
Helen Berry
JWC
Handley Girls
Evening Star Ladies League
Dorothy Sencindiver
Handiians
Hilma Hottle
Miss Hotle
Miss Sencindiver
Lester Arnold
Wyatt Richard
Lions
Charley 8 E
Seibert Smith
Allen Hawthorne
Joe Newlin
W. E. Bridgeforth
Philip Follette
Red Sox rookie avoids serious injury after camp exhibition
In Sarasota officials say Dominic DiMaggio suffered only a sprain from a collision with Cincinnati Reds during a prior day's exhibition. He entered the game with two singles and a notable fielding effort. In Pasadena Jimmy Dykes praises Taft Wright's outfield defense and arm, claiming Wright is superior to Gerald Williams.
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Associated Press
Sarasota
Frs
Boston Red Sox
Dominic D
Cincinnati Reds
DiMaggio
Pasadena
Calif
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Taft Wright
Wright
Gerald
Maddex to Award Letters to Handley Ten
Handley high school announces that Tom Ritter will captain the 1940 basketball team and 10 players will receive monograms for participation. Ritter led scorers with 73 points, followed by Bill McIntyre with 50. Seniors Ritter Zucker man Patton and Rowe graduate. others include Pope Huyette D Robinson Oates Whitham and McIntyre.
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Tom Ritter
Handley
Hunter Maddex
Maddox
Ritter
Irvin Zuckerman
Charles Patton
Carroll Rowe
Pope
Huyette
D. Robinson
Oates
W. Whitham
Mcintyre
Whitham
Robinson
Varsity
Staunton
Han Opp
Harrisonburg
Charles Town
Fredericksburg
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Front Royal
Port Hill Charles Town
Predericksburg
Front Oval
Fort Hull
Fin
Bel Air track to be rebuilt for July meet
General Manager G. Ray Bryson outlines Bel Air track improvements after a March trip to New Orleans. The plan includes enlarging the clubhouse and grandstand, adding two barns, and lengthening the head of the stretch to support mile one-sixteenth and mile and one-eighth races. Superintendent Charlie Wells returns from Florida to begin rebuilding with steel already stored.
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The
Star
Baltimore
G. Ray Bryson
New Orleans
Jouett Shouse
Ella K. Bryson
Bel Air
General Bryson
Charlie Wells
Florida
Tropica Park
Bel Air Track
Clevenger Leads Woolworths In 116 Point Night
Clevenger tops Woolworths with 116 as Penn Woolworths 107 and Wolford Credit Bureau 105 follow. High individual set 299 by Wolford Credit Bureau. team high 1363 for Woolworths in a blanked scoreline with scattered names and results.
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Clevenger
Woolworth’s
Penn--Woolworth’s
Wolford Credit Bureau
Kline—Knitting Mill
Wolford—Credit Bureau
Stotler—Knitting Mill
Woolworth ’S
Ers Peniniéewberry
Ae Sache Pombe
Game Birds Being Let Loose in Loudoun County
Approximately 1000 game birds will be released in Loudoun by the Game Protective Association. The plan foresees 700 quail and 300 ring neck pheasants distributed in sections of the county during the last week of March. The effort is supported by about $1000 from organizers and contributions.
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Loudoun County
Game Protective Association
Coffey Guest Pro At Club In Richmond
Rut Coffey plans guest professional duties at Glenwood Golf Club Richmond in late month. Fred Petty partners Coffey in the Bing Crosby Open tourney and Wimmy Gray assists Coffey while taking charge of the Glenwood shop after Ed Carroll’s departure. Gray holds the Glenwood course record with 63.
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Coffey
Richard
Glenwood Golf Club
Clyde Isall
Glens Course
Wimmy Gray
Glenwood
Ed Carroll
Ifey
Country Club of
Virginia
Richmond
Jelly
Fred Petty
Young Gray
Piedmont Race Set For March 30 at Menedy Farm
Piedmont and neighboring hunts announce a point-to-point race day for Saturday March 30 at Menedy Farm near Upperville home of Mr and Mrs Paul Mellon. The ladies race carries 145 lb minimum and Rokeby Bowl 175 lb minimum for regular hound followers. The 200 lb heavyweight race has owners to ride and the committee includes Dr A C Randolph chairman D C Sands M F H Middlebury Hunt Fletcher Harper M F H and local officials.
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Piedmont
Hunts Point
Menedy Farm
Paul Méllon
Upperville
A. C. Randolph
D. C. Sands
Middlebury Hunt
Fletcher Harper
G. E
Augusta Wins South Atlantic Boxing Title at Fort Defiance
Augusta Military Academy claimed the team championship at Fort Defiance after winning four individual titles in the 13th Annual South Atlantic prep and high school boxing tournament held Saturday in Staunton Virginia.
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Staunton
Augusta, Military Academy
Scrappers
Fort Defiance
Glass High Ups George Washington In Tight State Final
E C Glass of Lynchburg captured the Virginia class A basketball title with a 33 to 32 victory over George Washington in the state tournament final played before about 1,000 fans in Alexandria.
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Alexandria
E. C. Glass. High
Lynchburg
George Washington High
William and Mary to meet Wake Forest in return game
William and Mary, coming off a 14 to 13 practice win over Wake Forest, travels to Wake Forest for a return game this weekend. Coach Peahead Walker leads the Demon Deacons in the matchup.
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Williamsburg
William and Mary
Wake Forest
Peahead Walker
Prof Guthrie Lectures Memory to Seattle Nurses
Psychology Professor Edwin Guthrie of Washington University spoke to Harborview Hospital nurses on memory. He received enthusiastic but puzzled applause before realizing he had misdated the engagement and spoke to the wrong audience.
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Seatile
Wash
Edwin Guthrie
Washington University
Harborview Hospital
Guthrie
Calf Born with Extra Tail Survives Fly Protection
In Rochester Indiana a three day old pure bred Durham calf on Wallace Morris farm shows unusual protection against flies. The calf was born with two tails one located on its left hip.
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Rochester
Ind
Wallace Morris
Durham
Red Cross On Air Thursday Broadcast Promotes War Work
Attention today to a Mutual network broadcast on Thursday March 14 from 3 30 to 4 00 featuring Miss Louise Rainer and a special interview with Miss Mabel Boardman director of Volunteer Services of the National Red Cross. The program aims to publicize the Red Cross war production work.
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Mutual
Louise Rainer
Mabel Boardman
National Red Cross
Red Cross
Rangers Defeat The Brunswick Redwings In Big Crowd
Ridgeway Rangers roller hockey beat Brunswick Redwings 12 to 2 before the season’s largest crowd at Ridgeway rinks. N Keller and Barnhart led Ridgeway with five and four goals respectively, while Warroner made 12 saves for the locals and Hahn returned after a hit to the temple.
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Ridgeway Rangers
Redwings
Brunswick
Ridgeway
Hahn
Barnhart
Ranger
G. Bowen
Rangers
N. Keller
W. Cariford
Warroner
Bowers
Bedger
Rustic Tavern Five Compete in Romney Cage Tournament
Rustic Tavern five will play in Romney West Virginia tonight and tomorrow in a cage tournament. They arrive today as an unseeded team seeking a strong showing in the West Virginia city.
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Rustic Tavern
Romney
W. Va
West Virginia
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Luttrell
Bickers Motor CO
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Augusta
Cage
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