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1945-01-19 [P — —— -—---T SPORTS WRITER Snowy Slopes War Plants Use The Sports Trail FEELS AT HOME Sports U MARTIN and his RV ttHITNEY companions never will for Jan. 18 W Leo **'a To Production stadium ON WAR vru' YORK, a solid FRONTS mas" -_ — the of Up--- reached Step khaki, and n-nrher had just enthusiasm matchini Du,ocr where the story Umpire any American college contest There Patterson Magerkurth yelled "yer were the other boys'frorr Writes Of Tour Industrialists Prepare To o gleG with New Hanover 1 Meet pee-Wee Reese, ges- Brooklyn who would ask quietly Far °"t was an ominous “What Through Eastern For ,,,hen there happened to the Dodger- Ask Washington and the tent last “'vamp far away year, Leo?” There were the Theatre Go little jig. Italians who would sneak Signal Raleigh Caps Tonight wed ^ impromptu into the think the manager of show just to get -^ yn„- you’d warm, and the two By ARTHUR E. Coach Rupert Bryan s tempera- ‘Brooklyn Dodgers wouldn’t be ex-rookies who wondered whj PATTERSON By WALTER BYERS as d banned (New York Herald-Tribune base- Plans U. S. New Hanover Wildcat hard- Be.,vd bv am- strange noise, they racing here when United Press Staff Correspondent Haegg Trip , nental that hasn’t at had ball writer who served as master 18.— (UP) — ;s any noise they trotting races every Sun- CHICAGO, Jan. vooders went through rigid prac- *!aLre of on a If He Receives ,! been heard at day in Rome. ceremonies USO-camp industrialists from major Only “Yme or another Leading ice drills yesterday in preparation There was the shows unit fnat recently returned the area field it’s just an oversight. time Durocher losi war plants in Chicago Travel Reservations from a visit to the China-Burma- a \ or the journey to Raleigh today Sew is no dop^. He his baggage and found it had beer today turned to sports for help- b Leo Duroeher Ir.dia theatre of war.) heard wasn’t a taken with hand in stepping up produc- vhere tney will encounter the he away that of some ing — the noise Eng- NEW STOCKHOLM, Jan. 18. (UP)— f YORK, Jan. 18.—UR—A and at the same time pre- It was a German lish girls, and the time he came tion lighly-touted Raleigh Caps in their popping- sports reporter wandering through to Gunder Haegg. Swedish track ace. S across Shirley pared to ask Washington give | ourth conference tilt. Cobb, daughter ol China, Burma or india feels right all a green light. said today that he had “almost” thumb jerked up- Ty and now a Red Cross girl. There sports bright The 'Cats overpowered the high- ,hrC!o his right at home. Your correspondent, absenteeism and were the soldiers Bothered by dropped plans to visit the United Jacksonville Cardinals 64- Magerkurth’s ges- who had been in for the USO with Luke ] y-rated v’ ard 'illustrating touring confident they have the cure, the His gaze Africa and couldn’t say States for the indooi season due to 0 Tuesday night, and are expected froze in position. enough Sewell, Dixie Walker and Paul executives believe that toward a about the work Zeke Bonura was production o be in fine shape for tonight’s slowly downward Waner to entertain troops was, in to war uncertainty regarding transporta- ’wodS if sports leaders would talk row of the tent there. entertained a racas. yiel in the front doing turn, by program of absenteeism would drop tion. — workers, The colonel waved There were well, Durocher competitive sports. Despite the locals’ four-out-of- soliders. to rock bottom and production “I don t care a hang for the-trip S'l'oi could on and on, but In ;even this season, the three go you get China softball is the major new if I wii\s • hand reassuringly. would jump to heights. don't receive definite news * he comforted. the idea. sport. Sixty-two teams lefeats handed them were by con- „That s all right," competed The man with that idea is John within the next few days," Haegg start to leave the -—V- in the Rice Paddy conference and ference foes; therefore the Hano- he„ the boys (Beans) Reardon, a national said. “Sitting around waiting is everyone seems to be playing it. verians still are out for initial know they’re getting league umpire I'or the past 26 getting on my nerves.’’ te,'.j you'll Chairman Generals Claire L. Chennault and Eastern North Carolina Class-A May Opposes years, who recently returned from Haegg and Haakon Lidman, elcse."..* .. Edgar E. Glenn form one capable flunference triumph. a USO baseball tour of the Paci- hurdler who was to Continuance Of Ball accompany The from Hill have make a battery. toys Capitol 'nets UP to go, path fic theater. him, both set this weekend as an „.h0 India prefers baseball and there nad an outstanding season thus far, Durocher advised. "I’ll Able Men Can Reardon, when he arrived on the absolute deadline for news as to me.” If Play are at least a half dozen nines as they have come from behind in one out o£ here'” west coast was brought to Chicago transpouation. ve' the first the of the several contests to remain unde- one of the innu- claiming championship Howard M. was just 18.— <A>) — by Reineman, general Dan American AAU sec- Tret WASHINGTON. Jan. Assam valley at this minute. On Ferris, feated, and spell serious trouble interesting experiences manager of Industrial Metal Fab- meanwhile informed Swed- merable They ruled out the Kentucky Der- Christmas the USO-tourists retary for the underdog Wilmingtonlam. Durocher and the Day ricators, Inc., operators of four ish officials that British AAU v, ntered by and they ought to rule out base- an scoreless the -V- his baseball by umpired 11-inning m wmBmm war members of ball Chairman (D- Snowy slopes—home and abroad. hugh Chicago plants. was attempting to make transpor- J'.pe- also, says May game on which was bet many American tank destroyers in had been Etten of the Yankees, area Absenteeism hurting tation reservations. American troupe—Nick Ky) of the house military commit- thousands of rupees. uastogne await order to advance toward German Mer- League Clubs of the Giants and lines, production in the company’s plants -V- jtedwick tee which is considering work-or- Calcutta was an Olym- bas more Peasant prospects cham- their staging r;i„ v rber« winning jumping and had to 46 a in 275 -rr.er Tom Meany-on p of Ski Club jumped day Have Ball s fight legislation. pics in miniature when we arrived onship Bear.Mountaiiv with nearly flawless leaps of Hire Players • one of them. Reardon began by Hornets of the Mediterranean theater, and in ___ 133 and 139 feet. Pittsburgh tour May was leaving an executive Myitkyina, Burma, the boy* n the workers what he had .<n:tn •bey returned this week telling CHICAGO. Jan. 18.—(UP)—Led session of his committee when a were playing baseball on a dia- j Two Additional Players admiration for seen in the Pacific, about what by Washington and Cleveland, the viv a tremendous to ask mond where special ground rules reporter stepped up him I---1 the fighting man needed and about American baseball overseas. were needed because of shell — eight League our*boys abou* the sports situation. how vital the workers’ perfor- PITTSBURGH, Jan. 18— (UP) on their act every- craters clubs now have a total of 275 play- Thev put was to i in right field. The Hornets of the where the The reporter going put mance is to the war. Pittsburgh ers on their with 123 hold- a small tent In China, we met Lt. Col. Fred Of Race Horses an- rosters, the question this way: “In view Bigger Crop Within four days, absenteeism American hockey league today down so hard even Du- C Arkansas’ ing 4-F classifications, the league’s rain beat Roosevelt’s remarks Thomsen, pre-Pearl slid from 46 to all of whom nounced the acquisition of Billy voice couldn't be of Piesident 10, service bureau announced today. rcc^er's dulcet Harbor football coach and now a left wing, and Martial ini that it is all right with him for Be The Side “were really sick,” Reineman Wilson, The Senators and Indians both unless he stood directly special service officer for the May Brighter a defense man. heard baseball to continue, what is the said. Brodeur, a makeshift air the have 39 players on their reserva the center: on stage fourteenth force, perhaps Wilson was secured from the attitude of committee?’’ The workers won’t listen to ce- have 35 the entertainer would your most sports conscious outfit in Leafs of the Nation- list. Chicago and Detroit rWvcd Of Federal Ban On lebrities and they don’t believe re- Toronto Maple slide to But all he got out 01 his mouth branch of service. Racing was each, St. Louis has 34, New York stand at one end, slowly any war al hockey league and recently turning veterans, because 33 and Boston 20 .V men hUe back to was the first half of the question The soldier in China who can’t Canadian and Philadelphia er. repeat they think their superiors told discharged from the in so down to “baseball to continue.'’ on at his June June from each. the process all over; settings carry favorite sport just Bv FRED HAYDEN 3; Count Fleet, 1; Co- Army. Brodeur was signed mire the man who is able to play Las how.
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