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Beset Major
Injuries
League Baseball Clubs
Six Key Players On Sidelines, Joe
Cronin May Be Out For IMS Season
By JACK HAND
Asioeisted Press Sports writer
Baseball's iodine .list assumed
serious proportions today witn
such key men as Jew Cronm of
fh RedySoX. Joe Medwick of
the Giante. Jimmy Foxx oi tn
FhilUes, ddie Miller of toe
Beds and Hershcl Martin and
Mike Garbark of the Vaimeee on
the sidelines. .
Loss oi Cronin, perbapj for
the season, upsel Boston infield
plans. When the skipper oroke
hif lee Thursday he was playin.
ihird base and Acting Mara?
Dei Baker used rooKies M
Polly and Jack Tobin a! tne pt
Medwfck Dneci to Play
Meawick was unable to open
-th season m leu Jiein iy
Jiew York Nationals, yieldrra; to
Preshman Eteve Filipowra ne
jause of back injury.
Foxx. counted in Freany xia--rmrW
plans as nn regular
ihst sasker. was aole to piay
in lew xrf toe exhioiuan games
because of sore i aim at
jwared oruy as a puicr. Hitter
r.rrrrrq the fust -week of the sea
son as Jimmr Wasdeii took over
iu job. Beguiar Pnii Beconc
-XT, Iresi Darnels was out
as the result of a back operation.
Marta collided with Center
Fielder Jphnrry Lmdell rhaMnr a
jrjEj fxy tiering the same game
waici! Cronm was hurt- Lin
oeBs spikes clipped Martin a
jatstr cat across the -nose and he
was out of the weekend series
fa Vrsranpxm.
Garbark -Grreti Best
Catcher Mike Gar back of the
Yanks bad to take a rest because
of an ear infection, giving Her
Crompton and Bill Irrescher a
chance to break into the lineup.
Boston's Braves -were hardest
hit when Third Baseman Tom
Kelson, Shortstop Whiter Wietel-
tmanE anc Second SKckrr? IrsmSv
; Drews and j-qsii. Jons; wen -K
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Marines
Battle
Tonight
PORTLAND, April 2 VP)
Thirty-two scheduled rounds of
boxing topped by Johnny Suarez
of Portland and Irish Johnny
Taylor of San Francisco will
provide full card here tonight.
Suarez, who climbed from
four round preliminaries to
scheduled for ten rounds against
Taylor. The Callfornian will
pack a six-pound weight advant
age. .
Marines Fight
In the six round seml-windup
Johnny Gauss, Marine Barracks,
Klamath Falls, will meet Powder
Proctor. Portland. Other six
rounders will pit Charlie Har
ris, Marine BarracKf, against
Jerry Brown, Portland, and
Johnny Pancho vs. Kelly Jack
son, both of Portland. Lito
Perez, Marine Barracks, is billed
for four rounds against Leroy
Durst, Portland.
Horse Players' Loss
Is War Vets Gain
CHICAGO, April 24 VP)
Horse players failed to pick up
parl-mutuel winnings of $88,
362.20 at Illinois race tracks in
1944 and the bettors' loss is a
gain for war veterans.
The money has been turned
over to the Illinois veterans' re
habilitation fund by the Illinois
racing board.
Baseball
Men May
Pick Czar
By KABOLD EABEBDK
I CLEVILAKD, O, April 24 K
! Owners of the major leagues' 16
i baseball teams were to lock
j tiiemseives in a Hotei Cleveland
have their way. theyH say there
until tnev select a successor to
the late Kenesaw Mountain Lan
dis as high commissioner of the
sport.
U tney succeed in agreeing on
someone to handle the $50,000
a year job, they will have taken
just one day less than five
montns to make the choice.
Many Mentioned
As the time for the meeting
approached there were almost as
many persons mentioned in
lobby gossip as there were mag
nates at the conference.
Procedure for the day's ces
sions was this:
A four-man committee Don
Barnes of the St. Louis Browns,
Alva Bradley of the Cleveland
Indians, Phil Wrigley of the Chi
cago Cubs and Sam Breadon of
the St. Louis Cardinals which
has been considering a long list
of possible choices was to meet
first. They have been attempt
ing to agree on a recommenda
tion to the membership and
that's what they hoped to do in
this final session.
May Choose Czar
Two hours later the commit
tee ,was to join the full group
from the American and National
leagues and if 12 votes from a
possible 16 can be mustered for
one man, the commissioner will
be chosen.
Although one group of owners
expressed belief they should stay
in session this time until they
can reach an agreement, some of
the "lobby sitters" considered it
significant that most of the own.
crs already have their train res
ervations to leave Cleveland to
night. Whether that meant they
hoped to reach an agreement
quickly or whether it meant they
might give up and try it again
later, no one seemed to know.
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SaeramrniD. Jio came at sched
uled ior tnrupnt. The two will
t PGA raszt rrrv-r. ixcsa: yes. 7' i
tne ootsome o tae fcs two ezys.
Most of the snan maoey wxl procas- oe
riding on Lord Byron, but well take S-ywa
shots inthebagaaaitistrueusal Neisoa is raore arr"A and :
more accural He also has the berser go temperament, bffi ,
when Sammy geta hot tbere tso I a goner me ; open their aeru -v-itr. an rtrr.
match his torrid pace down the fairways and on tne greens. s DDtm anuhipneaaes- manim a:
The two rivals have met three times in tneir past wannermgi j -VTenncmsn-
on tournament fairways and the outcome has been iery. -ray Las bIst -nrt
close. So close, in fact, tnat we can i see now t
could be installed as favorite-
In 1840 Nelson came from behind to top Sammy 1 tip m tne
match play final of the national professional golf cnampionship.
Their other two battles occurred during this winter's tournament
trek with 5nead downing jveison at uuupon. mm., m
death playoff on the 19th hole and Nelson nosed Sam out by two
strokes in an extra-hole playoff at Charlotte, N. C, with a 69
against a 71.
'inere is no room ior argunicub iub uiw . "
in the business, but which is the better is a moot question. Sammy
ic nfnrtnn9tilv inclined to weaken a bit in the stretch, while
Nelson is a strong finisher. By this token Byron is the better of
the two, but when Sammy rules out tnose long anves ana nis
game is hot in general, he's a tough man to beat. So. when the
chips are down, we'll let our lettuce ride along with Samuel
Jackson Snead. ... .
The match Is for the benefit of the veterans' rehabilitation
fund, which the PGA has sponsored with great success. -
Denverites
Crowned
Ski Champs
Fair Take Top Hmrs
In 3-toy Alro Ski Mrt
SAI E LAKE CITY. AjwiJ 5
f.j Two plm-slK-n IVnvcnlM
tnrlv ! front you fl.iwt
to N- nil mincle miri ift U.l
o hr a fhmiton skior. ,
The pfr- I5''',' M
I.rn and nrhr Kirt.Vr, nei
ther oi lhn mure thun five fool ;
!. took U) lionnr in uic larv-i.--,
dav Altii fki inert which ended
SunHdv nnri whirh attracted
more thnii wore of experts
frnni tlmni(!hout Nonh America, j
Tor Brtic-. It was hi second
win hnvini! Liken the meet in
! The army private wu
I here nn leave from the army airi
Iforre Arellc tratnins command,
Alaknn division, at Edmonton,
'Cannriti. where he insinicts fly-:
'er In how to save themselves
when downed in the snowy
, wa.ux.
Tint In Giant Slalom '
With a fimt in the giant sla
Inm. second n the downhill and
third in the tirnt slalom, Bar-,
nev hud an atcrccsle score of
21M.1U. In second place In the
men's division was Mac Maesncr
n Suit Lake City with 287.71.1
He tnnk fifth in the downhill
and second in both over event.
Tlorre Jaibert, Canadian
'champion whr as accompanltfd ,
tn the Alia basin in the Wa-iu.-h
mountains by Fritz Loosll.
, fnremoia exponent of parallel 1
i itfclmr. "t6 head coach at Cha
bmiii rrnntcnac in Quebec
-aoi!? iic. irrml- ntTBncheti wnund up m third place with a
ir. tne csiiBt. wiL m. srxnnn tie for "iwond in the giant sla
niae Seuilir nr. ttr Rainiirrs i lorn and fourths in the other .
iieui The Benvrrv wiK entmam pvrnts Bit. rore was 287.40. j
ihe Jtrs; divsiior: Oakland! Takas rtm Honors
:Anrra, wnilr San Hmgn and! The oomoly 18-year-old Miss.
iSan Pranciscn. sosmnc by a Einner. tlmvnnaty of Denver
; sncir pBme. -ill tancir nr. the coed, sipped through the gates j
; Seals' diamnnc nj the crand slalom for a first;
Anpala Mast Snlms and the ticm. slalom for econd '
Swif Swece
Fmds Golf
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Horse Racing May Be
Resumed In Spokane
SEATTLE, April 24 (ZDPos
sible resumption of horse racing
in Snnlranrk In oxjnrti Iho nfinnT
ban is lifted was discussed yes-
Mjroay oy representatives oi tnat
city's Playfair Racing and Fair
association and members of the
state racing commission but no
action was taken on the alloca
tion of racing dates, commission
ers said.
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but took enchia ia the downhill
run. Her first piece total was
It was ber first national
cbunuuanship.
Xnoda and Khoni Wurtele.
Canaos s too jiiinr and swim-
nicr -nmnu?5 rr ,r.e inr trnm VTertmont. Oue-
eeneral anuifie m team jima-j bee, were rigM bei-Jnd Miss Kld
anns. Pnrtiand atrcanoei irasi j 5er the meet tally with 283.14
second tn first piase w;th its ; 2TJ.$4 respectively. In
5-2 series Tictory otbt the Sars. founji pUre wa Paula Kann of
jcuc suaan a c rffiMHip : Sono Conway. A. H, wun
KUHS Trackmen Place Third
In Relays on Technicality
Due to a technicality In scor
ing, the KUHS trackmen were
found- to have placed third in
the Hayward Relays instead of
fourth, according to Paul Deller,
KUHS track coach.
University high, which is a
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Supporting the headline
between the "Grey Mask"
"Sneeze" Achlu Friday night at
the armory, will be the semi
windup bout with Tony Morelli
pitted against Tony Ross.
Morelli's return to the ring
wars here last week was more
or less as expected with the
Bronx bombshell using all the
dirty tricks in the book to top
Gloomy Gust Johnson.
Morelli is seeking a top bill
ing with Mr. Stoneface and
should he dump Tough Tony,
Promoter Mack Lillard may
give him the go slgnnext week.
This Is providing, of course,
Achiu doesn't put the "big sleep"
on the hooded hoodlum Friday
night.
Lillard Is seeking the services
of "Blood and Guts" Davidson
against an unnamed opponent
In the opener and the complete
card will be announced tomorrow.
CHICAGO Wally Reppenha.
gen and Bill Kenet of Detroit
won national doubles bowline
championship by beating Buddy
Homar ana Bill nesch, Chicago,
17,649 pins to 17,432, in 42-gamc
maicn. .
"B" school, entered the regular
"B" class and garnered points
in the meet, then entered class
"A" in the three-mile relay
where it placed second and re
ceived DOints it should not have
been given.
This technicality puts KUHS
in fourth place In that event and
gives the Pelicans another point
for a 9 j total and ties them with
Salem for third.
spot a game behind the Bearers
tnrouch a t-3 series kas to the
Acorns.
Sacramerrio. beaten 5-2 by the
resurgent Seals, tumbled from
third to a tie with San Francisco
for fifth. The Angels moved
down a notch from a tie for sixth
to an undisputed hold on seventh
as they lost their series 4-3 to
San Diego, now knotted with
Oakland for third.
Ma nh field Coach
Will Resign Post
COOS BAY, April 24 VPu
Walt Commons, Marshfield high
school athletic coach, will resign
his post at the end of the school
year to enter private business
in Silvcrton, he said last night.
Commons coached six years at
Powers before moving to Marsh
field high two years ago. He is
a Willamette university gradu
ate. Commons coached three
Powers teams and one Marsh
field team to berths in the state
basketball tournament
2S8.31, while Edna Bonn of the
Washington Ski club ranked
fifth with 161.41.
"Fighting Parson"
To Meet Old Boxing
Rival In Exhibition
MONROE. Neb.. April 24 M
Fred R. Wedge. Monroe's "Fight
inn Parson," plans to climb back
into the ring tonight to meet an
old time boxing rival in an ex
hibition bout.
The match Is one of the fea
tures of a boxing show being
staged by Wedge, pastor of the
Monroe Union church, In which
his pupils arc the principals. Just
about every boy in Monroe Li
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