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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
MERCANTILE PIN
FINALS TONIGHT
AT SENA DRIVES
BrOOksides en-; Battle
for Third Place; Sharon
Is Best

Mercantile bowling league teams
will finish up another season Of
walloplng the wood tonight ut the
Sena alleys, with each OF the eight
teams having taken part In 80
games during the season over q per.
iod Of 81 weeks, from November into
March.
Brookside Dairy has already
cinched the championship, succeed
ing Verriker Paint; and will be Of
ficlally recognized sometime this
evening during the festivities and q
schedule which brings together four
matches, including battle" for
last place In the league between
Speedy Parcel, A d p and a pairing
that will decide third place In tire
final standing between Metropolis
tan Cleaners and Brock-Hall.
The latter club meets the new
champs from Brookside Dairy;
while Metros and Matzkin Furniture
will have O 'inal fling at the wood,
Fulton Markets has the runner-up
spot cinched, meeting Verrikcr
Paint, defending champs who
dropped TO fifth place this season.
Individually, Mike Sharon Of the
Brookside outfit, has high average
honors with 1923; followed by Teddy
Salemi, 100 and Ray Llndhal, ll9:
Jimmy Barber, up close al season
having skidd,ed 10 fourth place.
Gan msaln~
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
GEORGETOWN,
WYOMING PAIRED
HOyas and Cowboys Set.
tie N. G. A. A. Hoop
Crown Tonight

New York, March SO.-tUP)--.
Georgetown'S Hoyas and the Cow
boys Of the University Of Wyoming
meet in Madison Square Garden to-
night for the National Collegiate A.
A. basketball crown at st. Johns
Indians roam the "wilds OF Brook
Ign" with the National Invitation
tournament title.
BOykoIf Best
The Redskins, led by Harry tHigh
Pockets) Boykoff and swarthy Al
MoSchetti, captured the invitation
championship before 1928 fans In
the Garden last night when they
romped over the Toledo Rockets. 4S
to q. Boykoff. the six.foot. nine
inch center who was voted the tour
nament's outstanding player, and
Moschettl each scored Is points in
the rout.
In winning. st. Johns earned the
right TO face the Georgetown
Wyoming victor Thursday night In
Red Cross benefit. Wyoming.
NCAA western regional champion
on the basis Of triumphs over Okla
homa and Texas. ruled q slight "a.
vorite In the benefit game.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
JESSUP STOPS RAIN

Holyoke, Mass, March 30.-(Up)
Tommy Jessup. Springfield Negro
lightweight. today had extended his
winning streak to nine after a sue
cessful kayo venture into the well
terweight division.
Jessup, 1877, floored Norman (Red)
Rain. las, Of Philadelphia four
times with hard rights before being
awarded technical knockout In the
second round Of their scheduled
eight-round feature bout last night
at the Valley Arena.
In an upset. Joe ellis, 1875. OF
Springfield came off the canvas TO
score q technical fifth round kay0
over Primo Flores. 1873. Of New York
City In their scheduled six-round
semi-final. Flores was dropped
thrice In the fourth and once in the
fifth before his seconds tossed IN
the towel.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
Transporting
World

~
JOHN a. CLUNEY

Many ana varied are The stories some false
nd ether Just emhehed with eSAgsauc 70 seh an s"ms
upER THE SKIN Here's that comes from joe Palmer sS0e
editor q The Blood Horse outstanding Kentucky wo S
noms Kings English might proclaim - ,
Il like good horse and good laugh here's yarn 'nat viii
Back in the old days. the fashionable stables used 70 get TO
saratoga few weeks ahead Of the meeting TO rest er hoses LOT
night the trainers would SIT Out
the United states Hotel and talk and lie about INC
they had trained and One group that was pretty
passed most OF the cracks OF the previous 20 yearsmen IKE sam
dreth Bin Lakeland and Jimmy Rove They used 70 noSs an
s they used to In the hrSt days OF the horse earrg
but he showed sign Of oung IN and didn't want
BE- outed horses they quit paying attention to him. -
few days before the meeting though he suddenly got up ana came
ever and said: =, ,-...,.. 4. ~ an. ,S,,, .,,... ~, ,wo
weeks and haven't heard mention horse with class YETI
Well they pretty aghas because they had been tSns aoo
finally somebody found his tongue and asked; -
What in the world do you call a horse OF cassp
The himself up n porch rail
Montana, IN the days
Marcus DAILY at Anaconda an the other little tracks out there Purses
Well had little out there that think horse OF class
AT the end of the meetn there was usually pretty good race
. purse, everybody Shooin It, Of 1t
didn't but much money put her In She was
little thing an couldn't pack much weight but shes won Three OF
didn't anyhow
he put 100 pounds on her Sixty pounds OF that was dead weight
an the rest was little apprentice boy that had rid only couple OF
times She liked 10 sprint mostly but this at mile and
half
she couldn't put up with humping get big
the rail- she drawed sixteenth She couldn't mud worth shucE
but rain hard that morn an the track eock
they a bumped both
pretty knocked But she got an went after the Held
stretch back stretch that little apprentice boy iel1
s saddle start slip He was scared OF that bis Held behind him. so
he the outside rail pulled that stopped
here an she had foa Id bred her the before an thought she
hadn't caught"
The stopped in a dead hush looked trainers
"Oentmen he "she call horse Of class Shc
Ton that race by three open lengths An the oal ran Second'
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
Maine "MoUing In" On 'New England" Title

fcNtherweight, lightweight and well
terwelght titles, he never was given
enough &c sognltlon for his clever
ness, The experts and fans con.
cenrated on his punching ability,
his experimentation stamina and
his bobblng and weaving style. He
wasn't recognized as clever because
he was not n Stand.up boxer like
Billy Conn or myself"
Leonard, generally rated The
smartest OF all lightweight kings,
emphasized that Armstrong 10 o
brilliant "fighter" Of the jack Demp-
sey type, He said few people ever
gave Dempsey credit for his ring
hrllllance--ior his intelligent execu.
ton. Most observers appreciated
only the Manassa Maulers dynamic
punching.
Armstrong Is q hobber and weav.
er Also" Benny said but he has q
certain jungle rhythm In his attack
that I've never seen In anyone else.
This rhythm permits him TO MAIN
tain q terrific pace from gong 70
gong--the most killing pace, I be.
lieve, the ring has known, Arm
strong taught his style and rhythm
TO Beau jack, before the Beau ever
had a profession fight, That was
when Armstrong was training for
his second ilght with Zlvic-- jusl
before he went into retirement, But
Beau Jack hasn't had time yet 70
master the things Armstrong taught
him, Perhaps he never will. Beau
Jack tries TO initiate Henry, but he's
still awkward, and he can't do the
damaging things at close quarters
that Armstrong does, Henry viii
give him terrific beating inside,
despite Beau Jacks youth and
speed"
No Comeback
Leonard stressed that Armstrong;
return to the ring actually Is not
genuine come.backs were attempted
a comeback. He explained that
only by men who had been out OF
the ring for years-like Jim Jeffries,
and like Leonard, himself, when
Benny tried 10 lick Jimmy McLar-
min. He said Armstrong merely
had n rest for q few months while
his eyes healed.
The lieutenant Is stationed at the
Hoffman Island, N, y, Maritime
base where he he's charge Of recrea-
ton and athletics. He said his sta.
ton bears down on boxing and
other competitive athletics In prep
grafton for service because their
value Is appreciated BY Capt. NAL.
colin e, Crossman, station Superin-
tendent.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
PROMOTER USING
RING BOARDS TO
BOUT
"RiduIcOus" Says healey
OF Connecticut Boxing
Commission
ny JOHN A. CLUNEY

The state Of Maine ls famous for
Its potatoes and flSh, but should soon
gain more than q fair share OF rec.
ignition as q state OF oonfusion--at
least In regards 70 the activities Of
lis comparatively new boxing com.
mission. Two Worldwide news serv.
Ices were hoaxed into believing that
one Maurice Lefty IaChanee OF
Lisbon, Maine, and Tony Costa OF
Woonsocket, n, l., will night for the
New England featherwelght cham.
pionship on April 0, ~ Lewiston, Me.
Associated Press today tells the
world that the Potato state promo
ter, one Sam Michael, says tho
match has been approved by the
Maine, Connecticut, Massachusetts
and Rhode Island boxing commits.
Slons, The United Press says the
bout has the approval OF "all" New
England commissions except" New
Hampshire and Vermont, one.th
OF the six New England states.
John tT'oddo) Healey OF Water
bury, secretary OF the Connecticut
athletic commission says: TITS rldic.
ulous, Willie Pep OF Hartford won
the New England featherwelght title
from Abe Denner OF Boston last
summer In Hartford, as far as we
are concerned but Connecticut, as
an MIA member, cannot recognigc
Hartford's Pep us "A world champion,
through New York state does give
him such recognition since he de.
feated Chalky Wright.
BartOla w. Pep
Massachusetts,, which Is also listed
by the Maine promoter as one OF the
New England states having ZAP
proved" the Lachance- Costa bout MS
q New England title affair, recog.
nizeS Sal Bartola Of Boston aS its
outstanding featherwelght contender
who Is matched to box Pep In Boston
sometime In April,
That leaves Maine and Rhode
Island commissions TO hear from,
and, as the two main bout principals
come from those states, and the pro.
moter has more gall" than all mem.
beers OF both boxing bodies, Il Il fair
to assume that Maine and Rhode
Island will go along" with the
title" bout ballyhoo. La Chance,
by tho way, has kindly agreed TO
give Costa O return bout for the
title" II the Maine boy wins Il, will
lie Pep, Sal Bartola, the boxing com.
missions OF New Hampshire, YER
mont, Massachusetts, and Connect.
cut to the contrary Notwithstanding
As for the promoter, Sam - he
seems TO wear the pants" too long
or too short all the way through,
and Is the MAINE gee, who knows an
"angle" before IL surrounds him.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
Poker Bowling Pickups
(By r. A. IT,

(By r. A. IT,
Extra - "LaneSe" breaks another
record with high three 1885,. Solo,
inita had "393". Travisano high
single "l63". Pettore high SINCE
without mark, go"
Travisano the old man Of the
League still thinks he's good, 100,
i23, re. To me he's Terrible, capital
"T'.
The JokerS hammered the Aces
Tor two games and putting them one
game second place
There In one game difference be-.
tween Aces, JOkers, Jacks, for Sec
Ond and third place. Go 10 II boys,
check your guns outside.
Recchezza - Measures his bed
every morning TO see how long he
slept"
The Diamonds have accepted the
challenge Of the AYES. Arrest has 10
name time and place.
April LIST. 1888, closes the Poker
League for the season. Great
League, Great Year.
Al Back Dues Payable April LIST,
Thursday, 1913 at n. r.. Y. M. G. A.
ut $3.50.
Absent, VeneAano. Gizzi. Piacen-
tho. Pettine, Pesce. war jobs you
know"
Perfect attendance. 'Tanese, TrO-
visan0, ChrSItanO, JacOvinO, Artist,
Cesarello, SOIOmita," They are the
perfect Seven"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
STANLEY CUP HOCKEY
By United Pressl

The Detroit Red Wings invade
Toronto tonight 10 play the Maple
Leafs In the sixth game of their
series a Stanley Cup hockey play
offs while the Montreal Canadiens
met the Bruins at Boston In the
fifth game Of their (B) series.
The Wings hold 3 10 2 edge
over the Leafs In their best OF
seven series. Boston won the first
three games over Montreal. two Of
them overtime struggles, but the
Canadiens STAYED Off elimination
Saturday by beating the Bruins,
40.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
BRAVES

Wallingfortl, Conn, March 30. -
CUP The Boston Braves may
steal the ST. Louis Cardinals laurelS
as opportunists OF the National
League this year II Manager Casey
Stengel has his way.
Stengel devoted n full hour OF
the Braves workouts yesterday TO
the science OF base running with
particular stress OH the art Of dou-
BILE steals.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
BRUINS VS.. CANADIENS

Boston, March 30.-tUP)-With q
Bel advantage. Boston's injury
plagued Bruins face Les Canadiens
from Montreal at Boston Garden
tonight In what may be the fifth
and final game OF their Stanley Cup
series-B playoff.
The Brui9s ruled favorites TO
capture the series by virtue of their
long lead and because they are
playing on home Ice.
Norman Calladine. rookie forward.
Ia due TO be on hand after settling
passport difficulties that caused Ms
removal from a train ut Newport.
VT. Sunday while enroute home.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
Wilmington Clippers
Win $500 Prize

Boston, March 30.-(UPl--Galla
defense OF q twopoint margin today
had given the Wilmington (Del.)
Clippers q victory In the finals Of
the 5000 professional basketball
tournament and sent them on their
way $500 richer.
The Clippers nosed out the De-
troit Eagles 42-4O last night at the
Boston arena after staving off a
last minute scoring rush. Under
terms Of the tourney, Detroit re-
ce!ved $1,000 while the Renaissance
Big Five from New York City got
$500 Ly placing third as they halted
the Brooklyn Jewels $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
PIRATES

Muncle, Ind, March 30--(Up)--
Big Max Butcher, Pittsburgh Pr
rates veteran Highlander, appear
cd today 10 be on the comeback
trail that may bring him n record
better than the Ave victories against
eight defeats compiled In 1912,
Butcher was In perfect condition
for his first workout yesterday and
said he had drilled at home while
conducting contract negotiations.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
TITLE BOUT?

Lewiston. Me-, March 30-(UP)--
Tony Costa Of Woonsocket. n. l..
and Maurice lefty Ia Chance Of
Lisbon, Me-. win meet here for the
disputed New England featherweight
boxing crown April Q. according to
Promoter Sam Michael.
The bout has the approval Of all
New England state boxing commits
slons except New Hampshire and
Vermont. La Chance, present claim.
ant. has agreed TO a return match
II he defeats Costa.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
IOWA REDUCES SCHEDULES

Iowa City. Ia. CUP - Wartime
curtailments have reduced the Uni.
versity OF Iowa's outdoor spring
athletic schedule 70 10 baseball
games and one track meet. No golf
or tennis matches have been ar.
ranged. but several NONCOMPLIANCE
baseball games may be added.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30

Evansville, Ind, March 30--tUP)
"A shortage OF pitchers In the DE.
troit Tigers training camp has cut
one game of the exhibition sched-
ule and threatened today 70 pare
Oft two more.
General Manager Jack Zeller
cancelled the game scheduled April
0 between the Tigers and Louisville
OF the American Association and
said he Is trying to eliminate at
least two others.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
DODGERS
Bear Mountain, N. Y, N

Bear Mountain. N. Y, March 30
- CUP - Outfielder Hal Peck, Is
year-old rookie from Milwaukee, is
one Of the best prospects In the
Brooklyn camp today but appeared
unlikely TO win a regular berth.
Peck batted 1888 last season and
then lost two toes on his left foot
IN shooting accident. He Is aim
ing for a right field Job--a post
already being fought for by Dixie
Walker, Paul Waner and Luis Dino.
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BROWNS

Cape Girardeau. Mo-. March 30
UP)-Manager Luke Seweli OF the
ST. Louis Browns today was expect
ed 10 order more extensive pitching
workouts since the batters have
been fattening their averages at the
expense OF the moundsmen.
Steven Sundra's triple, singles by
Chef Laabg, George McQulnn and
Hoe Schultz and Don Gutteridge's
double In the seventh inning yes
terday gave the Zacks a 6-3 victory
over the Hofmanns
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
80 PER CENT IN WAR EFFORT

Chicago IUPJ-PFesident Ed Dud-
ley Of the Professional Golfers
Association of America believes that
from 80 to 85 per cent of all golf
club members in the United States
are In the service. war production.
Red Cross or other similar war relief
societies.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
no HOLD FOOTBALL CLINIC

Lafayette. Ind. (UP)-Following a
mall poll OF former attendants, Guy
Mackey, Purdue athletic director.
decided TO hold the 18th annual
football clinic on regular schedule
April 0-i0. lie said the poll indicated
an overwhelming majority for con-
tinuance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
RED SOX

Medford, Mass, March 30,--tUp)
The spring training grind OF the
Boston Red Sox faced IN unexpect.
cd obstacle today--a possible cpl.
demic Of German measles,
Manager Joe Cronin discovered
at the close OF yesterdays workout
that Eddie Lake, rookie Shortstop,
had contracted the measles. Pre-
viously, pitcher Yank Terry had
been put 10 bed with symptoms Of
the disease, and Cronin now fears
the rest OF the squad might be
affected.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30

Asbury Park. N. j.. March 3d.
Manager Joe Mccarthy Of
the New York Yankees eagerly
awaited word from infielder George
Stirnweiss today regarding his draft
status.
StirnWeiss, who was TO open the
season at shortstop. reported TO hts
Norfolk. Conn. draft board yester-
day for his final examination but
the check-up was put oil until late
In April pending transfer of his reg.
iStratlon papers from Norfolk. Va.
A report from Norfolk, Va, say
ing that the local board there had
summoned him for induction today.
was regarded as improbable" by
reliable sources.
Charley Keller and Frankie Gross
ETH were the only Yankee hold0uts
after second bascman Joe Gordon
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
GIANTS

Lakewood, N. j., March 30--(Up)
Three players--Joc Orengo. Jerry
Tiemann and Napoleon Reyes -
we're involved in q battle for the
regular first base Job In the New
York Giants training camp today
but the hottest prospect, Mike
Schemer, was still EN- route.
Reyes, the latest arrival, hit only
PAL with Jersey City last year but
played In the Cuban League during
the winter under the eyes Of Coach
Adolfo Luque who reported his bat
ting eye improved.
Schemer has all the physical
qualifications plus a 1874 batting
average built up last season with
Jacksonville.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30

Green Bay, Wis. (UP)-Russ Let
low. veteran Green Bay guard. has
joined the Army, A product OF San
Francisco University, he finished
his seventh season IN i942 playing
two positions. guard and tackle.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30

Cairo H., March 30--tUP)-The
apparently complete recovery Of
Pitcher Mort Cooper from a back
injury today put a new zing into
the ST. Louis Cardinals.
Manager Billy Southworth put
his squad through a double work.
out yesterday OF the heels Of Sum
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
SENATORS

College Park, Md, March 30, 49,
(UP) The big bat OF inflelder
Mickey Vernon continued 10 set the
slugging pace at the camp Of the
Washington Senators today.
Vernon. who has been starring
ut the plate during recent scrub
games, blasted a home run of Alex
Carrasquel yesterday 10 lead the
regulars In a 7-3 win over the yam.
nigans. Gerry Priddy and Red Mar
ion each collected two hits for the
regulars.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
RIGOROUS TRAINING

Ju6o. boxing. welght-llfting,
tumbling. sW WINNING. tug.o-war.
grenade throw ing and rifle practice
are among the sports compulsory at
the University Of Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
REDS

Bloomington, IND, March 90
CUP --Bucky Walters, veteran right
handler who has been Sdelined with
an ankle injury, was expected 10
resume workouts with the Cincin-
natl Reds today.
Manager Bill McKechnie sent his
squad through fielding and rum
ming drill, eliminating batting prac-
tice, for the third straight day
yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
April Call Fer Stlrnwelss

Norfolk, Conn, March 30--tUP)
Chairman NJ. Norman Mitchell
Of the local draft board reiterated
today that George StirnweiSs,
rookie infielder OF the New York
Yankees, would be called for his
final physical examination here
some time next month
Mitchell said that StrinweisS' ex
animation was delayed until the
next group was ready to 90 because
transfer Of his registration papers
from Norfolk, Va, TO the Connecti-
cut board had not yet been COM
plcted.
StirnweiSs registered at Norfolk
and then moved 10 Kent, Conn,
requesting that his papers be trans
ferred 10 the draft board there. The
former base-stealing star OF New
ard In the International League has
already passed his preliminary phys
ical exam.
Norfolk, Va. March 80. - CUP)-
Personal friends Of Rookie George
Stirnweiss OF the New York Yam
KEGS said today 1t was highly I'm
probable that he had been sum-
moned TO appear for induction here
thi Smorning
For one thing. they explained, he
is not a regular resident Of the city
and would have let us know per-
Sonally II he was coming"
Other sources said II was unlikely
Stirnweiss would be accepted for
military duty regardless of when or
where he reports for induction since
he suffers from ulcers.
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AT THE TRAINING CAMPS

agreed TO terms yesterday and left
his Eugene, Ore, home for the
camp,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30

A total OF ITO members OF the
Professional Golfers Association OF
England Golfers Association Of
Force.
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WHITE 9OX

French Lick, Ind, March 30--(UP)
The long-distance clouting OF
julius (Moose) Solters today had
considerably EXCHANGED his chances
OF winning a regulars berth with
the Chicago White Sox.
Solters, attempting n comeback
after a year away from the game,
spanked the Sox' lengthy batting
drill with his hitting yesterday.
Art Passarella, American league
umpire assigned 10 the camp, has
been ordered to report for induction
at Chicago on April 10. He is 80
years old and married but child
less. A member of the Junior
League staff for the past two years.
Passarella halls from San Antonio,
Tex,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
ATHLETICS

Lancaster. Pa, March 30-(UP)--
Draft deterrent today has been
granted Les McCrabb. former pitch
er for the Philadelphia Athletics.
after he had given up baseball TO
work on his fathers dairy farm.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-03-30
TIGERS

/ days l2.inning, III tic practice
game,
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CUBS

French Lick, Ind, March 30
UP)--The Chicago Cubs list OF
holdouts number only three-Lou
NovikoH, Clyde Mccullough and
Eddie Stanky--today.
Outfielder Bill Nicholson was the
latest to come TO terms. agreeing TO
his l943 contract after a conference
with General Manager James r.
Gallagher.
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Standing
Final Schedule

Final Schedule
Aces VS. Spades, Alleys LIZ
JokeTs vs. Diamonds. Alleys 3-4
Jacks VS. DeuceS. Alleys SIS
Last Weeks Scores
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INDIANS

Lafayette, Ind. March 30-CUP)
Manager Lou Boudreau scheduled
extensive batting drills for his squad
Of Cleveland Indians for the second
successive day today.
JEFF Heath, holdout outflelder, was
still among the missing at camp.