Sports Roundup from New York Highlights College and Pro Notes
Roundup notes Notre Dame football revenue for 1940-41 and a deal to sell Boston hockey ruins. mentions Tom Harmon's movie money and Forrest Evashevski. Highlights Dwight Eddleman scoring totals, Fort Worth ticketing for a national open, Abe Simon Joe Louis clash terms, and Mike Jacobs’ five year contract plans.
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New York
Theo Special News Service
Collier's
Dama
William Bradford Huie
Notre Dame
Charles Francis
Boston Hocky
Beantown Garden Outfit
Robert Taylor
Tommy Herman
Long Island U
Havana
Dana Bible
Texas U
Dwight Eddleman
Centralia
Fort Worth
Abe Simon
Joe Louis
Mike Jacobs
Jacobs
Izzy Kline
Trustee's Sale Notice for Frederick County Virginia Property
Public auction of real estate in Frederick County Virginia by Harry R. Kern acting trustee on April 12, 1941 at 11 a.m. in front of the County Courthouse Winchester. Property lies along Route 3 four miles south of Winchester and covers about 1.5 acres with specified metes and bounds. Sale requires all cash with a $100 bidder's deposit if requested. The deed of trust was executed July 23 1934 by Frank G Shiley and Grace Shiley to K C Moore and Harry R Kern.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Frank G. Shiley
Grace Shiley
K. C. Moore
Harry R. Kern
Circuit Court
County Court House
Winchester
Frederick
Winchester and
Front Royal
Solenberger
Newcome
Slonaker
Thrill Seekers Arrested for Rail Prank in Addison
Frank Barber and his brother Perry were arrested by Addison New York police for attempting to pose as youths and spike railroad rails seeking thrills. Billy Conn scaled 185 pounds after a brisk workout and hopes to add ten more pounds. From Minneapolis, Halsey relays that San Francisco should not worry about extra points next fall with coach Jim Needles.
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Frank Barber
Perry
Addison
N. Y
Billy Conn
Halseyet
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Jim Needles
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Ooals Swigart
Lloyd Dietz
Dick Conger
Ed Leip
Lloyd Yount
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Diego Padres
Frank Frisch
Ladies Divide Honors In Old Dominion Handicap at Rosslyn
Freda Loy and Corbine C. Den tied for first with 653 and 561 plus 84 in the Old Dominion Handicap Tournament. Ruby Sch and Dorothy also won prize spots as Evening Star Ladies League contenders, while other stepladder results featured Hilda Reid, Dolly Lyle, and Jimmy Yates' Country Gentlemen.
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Freda Loy
Rosslyn
Corbine C. den
Ruby SC
Dorothy
Imperial
Evening Star Ladies’ League
Greyhound
Hilda Reid
Dolly Lyle
Star Office
Beta Sigma Phi
Jimmy Yates
Front Royal Sanitary Grocery
Harry Denton
Mickey Perry
Ralph Gore
Woolworth’s
Esther Kern
Sileo
Ss E
Goodrich Tire
Lee
Ressiguie Oo
Golfers Do Have Their Bad Days
Asheville March 29 The piece reports on tension between pro golfers Johnny Bulla and Ralph Guldahl during the Land of The Sky open with Bulla quitting on the 11th green citing slow play and Guldahl defending his conduct. It notes P G A tourney manager Fred Corcoran will study the long running dispute for a committee report.
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Asheville
N. C
Fred Corcoran
Corcoran
Johnny Bulla
Ralph Guldahl
Auguste
Bulla
Guldahl
Guidahl
News Notes From Training Camps
AP notes from camps across baseball as Pirates rookies face uncertainty while Padres chase Frank Frisch, Indians aim to field five-man pitching, and Miami squads extend a win streak. Vernon Cramer and Leonard highlight spring showings. Rizzuto heats Yankees, Novikoff Nicholson spark Cubs, Nagel seeks bids at $7500.
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Miami
Phillies
Washington Senators
Jimmy Vernon
Doc Cramer
Butcher Leonard
Knows What He Wants Knows What He Wants
In Medford Oregon Mrs. M. H. Johnson reported stolen wedding and engagement rings. The thief returned the rings but stole two additional rings in the latest incident.
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Medford
Orc
M. H. Johnson
Cage Finale to Benefit Highland Avenue Boys
A benefit basketball doubleheader in Winchester on Monday March 31 at Handley gym closes the 1941 season. The Nehi club led prelims start around 7 30 pm followed by an All-Star contest, with proceeds aiding Highland Avenue Boy Scout Troop No 10 led by Walt Burner.
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Handley Gym
Winchester Cage League
Winchester
Nehi
Highland Avenues
Walt Burner
Rain pelts Los Angeles as record drought recedes
Los Angeles reports 1.33 inches of rain with another downpour at midnight, boosting nine month total to 27.78 inches. The city nears its 1889-90 record of 34.84 inches, while normal fall is 13.48 inches.
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Los Angeles
California
Conveying Means War Says Castle in Baltimore Speech
William R. Castle, under secretary of State under Hoover, warned that aiding Britain would mean war. He spoke to organize a Baltimore branch of the American first committee, where he serves as national director, urging the U S stay out of conflict to preserve democracy.
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Baltimore
William R. Castle
Hoover
United States
Britain
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Knockouts and Points
Indianapolis bout saw Lou Thomas 198 knock out Joey Parks 190. Hollywood card featured Jimmy Garrison 141 outpoint Cecil Hudson 141. Highland Park match had Charles Rausch 159 outpoint Joe Lynch 160 in a six round decision.
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Indianapolis
Lou Thomas
Joey Parks
St. Louis
Hollywood
Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
Cecil Hudson
San Jose
Calif
Highland Park
N. J
Charles Rausch
Trenton
Joe
Butch” Lynch
Plainfield
Doc Prothro Reports All Well with the Phillies
Via a penny postcard route Doc Prothro tells friends that all is well with the Phillies, signaling continued good health and status amid ongoing baseball coverage.
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Doc Prothro
The
Phillies
Porter Cap To Race In The East
Porter's Cap, winner of the Santa Anita derby, heads east next month for the Chesapeake Stakes and Triple Crown trials. Wise Tom and trainer Tom Smith plan a Maryland spring campaign delaying a Kentucky Derby run. Midland, Chiquita Mai, Painted Savage, Hy Cap and Hi Justice may join the group. Smith leaves for Havre de Grace with the Howard horses.
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Los Angeles
Porter
Charles
Howard
Tom Smith
Tom
Maryland
Kentucky
Howard Ace
Porters Cap
Midand
Chiquita Mai
Painted Savage
Hy Cap
Hi Justice
Midland
Pimlico
Belmont Park
Smith
Havre de Grace
Baltimore
Confusion on Radio Dials in Winchester Homes
The Star reports that after 3 am most stations shift to new dial positions under a North American treaty. Charles Bakr confirms widespread changes and urges patience as push-button radios are updated to avoid multiple stations occupying one dial spot.
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Maynard Reed
Reuss
Swimley Furniture
Charley Baker
Mickey Perry
Lando White
Ralph Gore
Charles Renner
Strasburg
Dick Renner
Martinsburg
Ruby Schneider
Dot. Rice
Georgia Eddy
Mabel Grim
Corrine
Carseatertain
Martinsburg Health Center
Winchester
Charles Bakr
Baker & Anderson
Wincheser
Star Rolls High Team Scores But Loses Game To Sorority
Star finishes with top team scores yet falls to Sorority in a close match. Individual highlights include Clevenger 125, Van Deventer 122, Michael 120 in points and 338 to 330 to 328 in high series. Star leads 552 in team game totals among strong showings by rival groups.
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Star
Sorority
Clevvenger
van Deventer
Michael
Sencindiver
Lewis summons miners to conference on new contract
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America called a general session of leaders to Paes S to discuss a new contract supplementing the expiring agreement for coal operators in the Aphaleah area. He said no specifics on negotiations were ready but urged readiness for weekend conclusions.
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New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
CIO
Aphaleah
Lewis
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C. E. McBride
Forrest Evashevski
Tom Harmon
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
ACME
Thrill
Jon
Bill Boni
Atlanta
Roger Inpaugh
Bob Feller
Jim Bagby
Mel Harder
al Smith
al Milnar
Cleveland Indians
Florida
Boston Red Sox
Reds
Lefty Johnson
Emerson Dickman
New Orleans
New York Yankees
Phil Rizzuto
Chicago Cubs
Lou Novikoff
Bill Nicholson
White Sox
Nicholson
Connie Mack
Bill Nagel
Athletics
Boston Bees
Mack
Nabel
Ees Mot
PINE
Aera
International Harvester Company
Richmond
Indiana
Sera
C.I.0
Highland Avenue Boys
Guorewci
Table Top
Florence
Winchester Furniture Coo
Santa Anita
Sitar
Handley
Republic
Beli Clothes
Jwe
Goodrich
Hershey
Gremioned
Nurses
GAA
Beta Sigma
LoHandley
A. Ae Handley
Il Greyhound
J.W.C
Bell Clothes
Chartered Banking
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Westinghouse
Hal “Sanalley
N. Braddock St
Anderson
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