Boston hires Denny Myers as coach amid various notes
New York reports mixed sports items from March including Boston naming Denny Myers as coach, DiMaggio projected October form, and Hal Manners and Buck Newsom concerns. Other items flag Marquette coaching add ons, awards, and pitching plans for the coming season.
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New York
Theo News Service
Boston Liege
Denny Myers
Brown
Joe DiMaggio
Yank
Hal Maners
Detroit
Buck Newsom
Best Dressed Athlete Ranking Sparks Debate
The magazine’s week in selecting Bill Conn as the best dressed athlete nationwide prompts surprise at Levenkins’ high placement. Max ! finished second and Joe DiMaggio third in the altered list.
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News Week
Bill Conn
Levenkins
P. S
Max
Joe DiMagio
Leahy Returns to Notre Dame Ground as Coach Reigns
Frank Leahy now reigns in a gymnasium he once marked as a janitor to help pay his way through Notre Dame. His unlikely ascent from student worker to head coach echoes the school’s mid-century coaching rise.
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Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Virginia Court Action Seeks Quiet Title in Frederick County
The Frederick County Circuit Court suit filed March 6 1941 by B Williams and N M Williams against Ida V Marple and others aims to remove a cloud on the title of real estate in Frederick County Virginia tied to Thomas W Marple deceased. The court orders Thomas Marple and the unnamed defendant to appear within four weeks after publication to protect their interests. A copy of the order is to be published weekly for four weeks.
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Commonwealth OF Virginia
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Vender B. Williams
Nannie M. Williams
Ida
Thomas Marple
J. W. Baker
Herbert S. Larrick
New York City College Faculty Testify on Subversive Ties
Historians and educators testified before the Rapp-Coudert Committee about alleged subversive activities in city schools. William M. Canning expanded that 40 to 50 faculty members may have belonged to Communist units. The Board of Higher Education pledged prompt action to root out subversive elements.
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New York
City College
William M. Canning
Rapp-Coudert
Board of Higher Education
Winchester Men’s Booster Club tops in state event run
The Winchester Men's Booster Club team led by Pete Clem Ralph Re Mickey Perry Red Baker and Allen Hawthorne tallied 1751 in three games to finish second at the State Tournament in Lynchburg while Gore led locals with 388 and Waynesboro Cavaliers won the title.
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Winchester
Pete Clem
Ralph RE
Mickey Perry
Red Baker
Allen Hawthorne
Lynchburg
Gore
Waynesboro Cavaliers
Mary Omp
Georgia Eddy
Esther Kern
Hilda Reid
Woolworth's
McCrory’s
Dorothy Sencindiver
Chamber of Commerce
Oscar Nebel
Jack Wilkins
Sam
Teague
American Legion
Secoe Et Ie & Dre
John Wanner
Knitting Mill
Goodrich Tire
Krans Wins Cage League Scoring Title With 183 Points
Hamilton Krans tops the league scoring with 183 points while Harry Stipe of the Elks club is runner up with 178. The Rustic Tavern, Elks club, and Pepper teams dominate the top list of 11 scorers this season, with Krans leading and Stipe close behind.
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Cage League
Rustic Tavern
Elks
Bill Warrick
Hamilton Krans
Elks Club Quint
Harry Stipe
H. Krans
Rustic
H. Stipe
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O'S
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Nehi
Cavengan Aer
Burch
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H. Club
Herman
B. Beverley
Pepper
Bateer
Ellis
Stipe
Ritter
Snyder
O'Sullivan
Garber
Burner
Sirbaugh
Health Club
Murry
Black
Sutton
Metz
Letter
Walker
Beverly
Conten
Patton
Shifting Senators And Hoping For The Best
Washington Senators reshuffle spring training as they shed the Cuban Experiment and return Buddy Lewis to third base with Cecil Travis at short. Coach Bucky Harris seeks pitching depth led by Hudson Leonard and Chase after last season’s 93 losses.
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Gayle Talbot Orlando
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
Bucky
Lewis
Buddy Lewis
Cecil Travis
Short
Jim Polah
Nationals
Clark Griffith
Harris
Sidney Hudson
Boston College names Denny Myers head coach for two years
Denny Myers, a Brown and Yale line coach, is appointed Boston College head coach for the next two seasons. Born in Algoma, Wisconsin, the 35 year old ends his playing days at Iowa 1927-30 and began coaching at West Virginia before joining Yale and Brown, where he helped turn Brown into a high scoring program.
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Dennis E.denny Myers
Myers
Brown
Yale
Leahy
Fordham
Eagles
Tennessee
Boston College
Algoma
University of Iowa
West Vire
Virginia
B. C
McLaughry
Bruins
The Firebrand Editor Omar Khayyam Roars Front Page
An exuberant editor storms the copy desk demanding a four column head and a full page jump for a front page splash. He praises Omar Khayyam’s impact on the town and recalls his relentless pursuit of real news and kindness to the uneasy.
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San Francisco
Omar Khayyam
Arthur McEwen
Different. Com
Kave
Dua
Fremonter
Nominations Close Tomorrow for Bowie Meet Stakes
Bowie Maryland officials announce final lists for four stakes at the 11 day spring meeting with $5,000 added money in the Rowe Memorial the Bowie Handicap the Kindergarten for 2 year olds and the Southern Maryland Handicap. Horses from Florida California and Oaklawn are arriving ahead of the meet at Bowie association in Prince George's County.
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Wiles
Bowie
Joseph Fairell
Rowe Memorial
Southern Maryland
Florida
California
Bowie Association
Prince George's County
Oaklawn
Training Camp Notes Highlight Tigers Look at McNair
In Lakeland observers see Eric McNair favored for Detroit shortstop despite an ankle injury. Dick Bartell remains in the mix with Frank Croucher as other contenders.
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Associated Press
Lakeland
Fla
del Baker
Eric McNair
Detroit Tigers
McNair
Dick Bartell
Prank Croucher
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Baltimore Buffalo knocked out Eddie Carroll in Philadelphia. Jersey City Tippy Larkin stopped Joey Silver in Garfield. Chester Gus Dorazio outpointed Charley Robinson. Elizabeth Dave Chacon stopped Frank Bernacki in Elizabeth.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Gene Buffalo
Philadelphia
Eddie Carroll
Canada
Jersey City
N. J
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
Joey Silver
Mexico
Chester
Gus Dorazio
Charley Robinson
Elizabeth
Dave Chacon
Frank Bernacki
Pro Champs Washington Brewers defeat Bell Clothiers 56 to 44
Washington Brewers, professional cage champions, beat the Bell Clothiers 56 44 in Front Royal. Lyle McFall led the Clothiers with 14. Hal Hawley and E Henry added 9 and 8 as Brewers demonstrated passing and defense. Preliminary game saw Bell Clothiers girls defeat Martinsburg 36 32.
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Front Royal
Washington Brewers
U. S
Bell Clothiers
Brewers
Bell Clothers
Lyle McFall
Academy
Randolph Macon College
Hal Hawley
E. Henry
The
Clothiers
Kramer
Berenson
Dubilier
Goldfadden
Posnack
Bell Clothiers Lassies
Martinsburg
Bers Wue Ss
Ouvensae Dubilier
Ae Berenson
Offensive emphasis marks fifth annual intercollegiate tourney
In Kansas City on March 14 the fifth annual National Intercollegiate Tournament shows defense fading as offense dominates. Across 28 games to reach the final four, teams average 86 points per game with West Texas State scoring 77 in a rout, Texas Wesleyan and Evansville tallying 133 to reach a decision, while coaches push high scoring to attract crowds. The standout forward delivers relentless effort from free throw line with dramatic acrobatics and varied footwork.
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Kansas City
West Texas State
Lone Star State
Texas Wesleyan
Evansville
Ind
Treasury Status March 12 Receipts and Debt Increase
Treasury figures show receipts of 30,099,033.39 dollars and expenditures of 49,603,088.27 dollars for March 12. Gross debt stands at 46,387,176,798.77 dollars, rising by 110,252,696.72 dollars from the previous day.
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Washington
the Treasury
Largest dog breeds list highlights big protectors
Among the largest are the Great Danes Great Pyrenees Newfoundlands and Irish Wolfhounds. Also included are the Bullmastiff Mastiff Scottish Deerhound Saint Bernard and Russian Wolfhound.
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