Revival of Center Jump Looms After Free Throws
The SEC may revive the center jump as penalties tighten after successful free throws. A Winter plan to renew the Southeastern Ohio League carnival faces mixed support, with talks of night games and lights for Nelsonville venues.
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Injured Howe Improves as Wings Face Leafs in Semi Final
Detroit players brace for the second Stanley Cup semi final against Toronto as Gordie Howe shows improvement after an emergency brain operation. Toronto’s Ted Kennedy was accused of butting Howe, a charge dismissed by NHL President Clarence Campbell after officials reviewed the game.
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Xavier Bases Spring 15 Game Baseball Schedule
Xavier University announces a 15 game spring baseball slate under coach Ned Wulk opening April 19 at home versus Marshall. Returning lettermen include Courtney Harmon Kay Ruberg Mason Scherpenberg Weaver Liskicky Hoffer Russell Deiters. The schedule lists dates at Dayton Louisville Cedarville Ohio U Eastern Kentucky Miami Cincinnati and Marshall with several home weekends.
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Marshall
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Cedarville
Xenia
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Oxford
Eastern Kentucky
Richmond
Huntington
W. Va
Stanky Eyes Operation Delays. Browns Extend Camp Stay
Eddie Stanky of the New York Giants had a minor eyelid wart removal yesterday in Phoenix and is expected back in a couple days. The St. Louis Browns will extend spring training at Burbank for 1952 and next year after agreeing to a one-year extension on their option.
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Wally Westlake
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New York Yankees
Reds Extend Victory Chain In Grapefruit League Play
The Cincinnati Reds won their seventh straight in the Grapefruit League beating the Boston Braves 3 1 after Grady Hatton scored on a misplayed fly ball and Ron Northey added a triple. Kent Peterson and Harry Perkowski pitched well for the Reds while Norman Roy and Robert Hogue yielded the Braves eight hits. Dispute over Ewell Blackwell’s pitching persists with Warren Giles calling it terrible and Luke Sewell calling it encouraging.
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New York Teams Lead Early in Multiple Sports Roundups
In baseball exhibitions New York A defeats Boston 5 4 Detroit A over Washington 9 8 while Cincinnati N falls 3 1 to Boston N and Philadelphia A tops Brooklyn 9 10 St Louis 7 Chicago A 1. College hoops Town 71 St Michaels VI 55. Fights feature Miceli and Felton scoring decisions. New York leads NL playoffs 8 1 over Montreal and Eastern League 8 3 over Milwaukee. Bermuda tennis semi finalists include McNeill Kowalski Trabert.
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Southpaw Pro Named Cleveland Pro Manager
Frank Struckle, 38, a rare southpaw golf professional, has been named pro manager of the Lake Shore course in Cleveland. He joins the staff amid a push to elevate local play and attract regional golfers to the course.
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Shoppers Lose Lead as Figgs Rally in Bowling Standings
In the Ladies Bowling League last night the Shoppers' lead narrowed to five games after K Figg Shop defeated them 2-1. Figgs' top scorer was Klingenberg with 433, while Sara Strawn led the Shoppers with 444 and Beasley-Mathews moved into third on a 2-1 decision over CSOE. The Electrics split 1-2 with Beasleys winning the third 732-618, Adams leading Figgs with 445, Efaw 435 for the Electrics. In other matches, Roger Dean edged McKee Drugettes 2-1, Betty Hayhurst had 434, Millie Hall 443 for McKee, and McBee No 2 beat McBee No 1 2-1 with Knapp at 445 and Johnson 408.
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Stanley Cup playoff finals bid on a 3-2 edge
Toronto edged Boston 3-2 to reach the final round of the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs in a sports note reflecting on past results from a year ago. The list also recalls five, ten, and fifteen years ago results from college swimming, baseball, and hockey history.
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Dolf Camilli
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New York Rangers
Athens High Nine to Open Baseball Schedule Next Monday
Athens High will start a nine game schedule next Monday against The Plains High Indians at 4 p.m. on the Indians’ diamond. Coach Fred Swearingen leads an all veteran squad that faces a key test balancing pitching and offense as players shift positions after graduation and intra squad scrimmage. The season features away games at Lancaster and Nelsonville and home showdowns with Wellston Logan and Racine, with potential home-and-home contests with Buchtel and Chauncey planned.
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Marshall Seen AAU Swim Star
Yale freshman John Marshall, star of the 1948 Australian Olympic team, opens as favorite in the National AAU indoor championships at Yale. He faces Jim McLane and Jack Taylor in key events while Yale and Ohio State vie for the season grand slam defense.
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