Indians Acquire Hal Saltzman In Major Turnaround
The Cleveland Indians pay about 100000 dollars plus five players to secure Hal Saltzman a 24 year old righthander from Portland Portland. Saltzman formerly with the Beavers led the Pacific Coast league in promises last season with 22 complete games and 120 strikeouts in 276 innings. The deal also involved Hal Peck Luis Marquez Steve Mesner and Red Adams plus a fifth player to be named by Feb 15.
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Toe Betchler
Baltimore
Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Indians
Hal Saltzman
Portland
Hank Greenberg
Saltzman
Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
Bob Wilson
Sacramento
Lane
University of Oregon
The
Beavers
Greenberg
New York
Hal Peck
Luis Marquez
Steve Mesner
Charles
Red) Adams
San Diego
Marquez
Wilson
Wenatchee
National Association
Bowling Results Highlight City and County Leagues
Colonial won three straight over Pabst while the V F W club swept Phillips in the city league last night. Russ Smith led with a 212 single and 508 series, followed by Bill Gaylord 117 spare total 417, Bruce Thielen 182. In county play Pelgas took three from Lyman, Mayberry Brothers beat Griswold, and Davis Paint won two of three from Norway Center. Dean Robinson 207 and 525, Harry Duskin 195 and 622, Cliff Christensen 176 and 485, Max Miller 475, Marvin Steffens 166. Tonight’s paired matches: V F W post and Coca Cola, Blue Star and Stang Motors, Athletic Dairy and Minors.
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Colonial
Pabst
Phillips
Russ Smith
Bill Gaylord
Bruce Thielen
Pelgas
Lyman
Mayberry Brothers
Griswold
Davis Paint
Norway Center
Michigan State Guard Wins Outland Trophy
Edward Bagdon of Michigan State, a 28 year old 207 pound guard, was announced as the winner of the Dr. John H. Outland trophy by the Football Writers Association of America. The award honors the outstanding guard or tackle in the country and honors the late Dr. Outland, a former all America tackle at Pennsylvania.
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Des Moines
Edward Bagdon
Michigan
John H. Outland
Football Writers Association of America
Bert McGrane
Writers Association
Dr. Outland
Pennsylvania
Géorge
Wisconsin and Michigan win in early Big Ten roundups
Wisconsin beat Kansas State 56-48 as center Don Rehfeldt scored 21 and Michigan crushed Miami of Oxford 86-60 led by Don McIntosh with 16 and Leo Vander Kay. Creighton visits Notre Dame while Iowa State plays Bradley and Colorado beats Emporia State 62-42 in a western slate.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Don Rehfeldt
Badgers
Kansas State
Mattison
K-State
Rehfeldt
Ann Arto
Miami Universiy
Oxford
Don Mclntosh
Leo Vander Kay
Wolverine
Melntosh
AUF Paints
Bradley University
Robertson
Emporia
Buffs
Wayne Tucker
Tucker
Bill Les
Bob Rolander
Kendall Jfils
Eugene Ropers
Roger Stokes
Colorado
Northwestern
Evanston
Luther trounces Guatemala cage team 79 to 46
Luther College overwhelmed Guatemala cage squad 79 46 as they built a first quarter lead and held off late challenges. Westmar and Carthage led with double figure scoring while other games referenced include Westeyan Zi and Towa Westyan Kwa.
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Luther
Guatemala
Associated Press
Luther Cntlege
Guatemiata
Luther Roouhas
PS Ten
Baen
Towa Westeyan
Westmar
Southern
Parsons
Towa
Handine
Buenas Vista
Jeary Speed
Dio
Bal Lee
Bal Siekexeneh
al Carthage
Ta A
Cyrdiame
Anal An Benne
Weteyar
Carthage
Shenandoah Hawks Clash With Atlantic in Conference Preview
Shenandoah, undefeated, faces Atlantic in Hawkeye Seven action after strong showings against Red Oak and Creston. Eddie Freese’s Trojans eye a return to form as Milhone and Armknecht star on defense while rule changes aim to curb late game fouling and shift ball possession.
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Walt Tracy
Shenandoas
Hawk- Tye
Trojans
Gueda
Red Oak Court
Freese
Atlantic
Doc’ Yates
No Paints
Tisians
Avetake
Shen
Hawkeye
Phil Armknecht
Atlantic Guard
John Milhone
Clarind
Army
Creston
Milhone
Roger Fisher
Atlante
Palrang and Novak to Receive National Coaching and Player Honors
Philadelphia hosts the 19th annual Pop Warner dinner where Maurice H. Palrang of Boys Town Nebraska will receive the Frank Palumbo award as the nation’s outstanding high school coach for 10949. Tom Novak of the University of Nebraska will receive the Palumbo trophy as the outstanding football player of the year.
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Philadelphia
Maurice H
Palrang
Boys’ Town
Nebi
Frank Pidumbo
Pop Warner
Tom Novak
University of Nebraka
Palumbo
Notre Dame All Opponent Team Picks Dittmer Lone Iowa Player
South Berd fonds notes Pittmer of down state named by the Notre Dame football squad on its all opponent team yesterday. Dittmer was the only Iowa selection, with Faske narrowly missing by one vote in the Pure conference.
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Kyle Rote
SMU
Notre Dame
Dallas
Tes
Masiins
South Berd
Fonds
Dack Pittmer
Down Wee
Dittmer
Jerry Faske
Towa Hack
Dulin Netutes
Shenandoah tops Glenwood in high school basketball
Shenandoah defeated Glenwood uy its third straight, led by Howard Johnson with 20 and John Lindel ted 16. Creston beat Greenfield 44-27 with Orris Abbott scoring 15. Ed Mullin led Corning 15 in a 31-24 win over Bedford. Avoca split with Hancock as Donna Hansen led the girls with 14 in a 29-20 win. Hancock’s Cletus Gress led the boys with 17.
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Shenandoah
Glenwood
ST Foulk
Howard Johnson
John Lindelt
Ted
Muntarages
Shen
Shore
Glenwood Club
Davis
Creston
Greenfield
Orris Abbott
Dean Eckhardt
Ed Mullin
Pace Corning
Bedford
Corning
Paul Bartlett
Avoca
Hancock
Donna Hansen
Cletus Gress
Duane Peyton
Wiota
Adair
Viota
Kinen
Massena
Audubon Boys
Bayard
Roger Law
Larry Cronk
Bill Strauser
Darlene Griffin
Vera Fick
Audubon
Panora
Griswold Boys
Oakland
Johnk
Griswold
Marion Houser
Krisinger
Jensen
Grace Kenworthy
Mento
Nishna Valley
Menin Sextet
Marilyn Grooma
Doris Leander
Harriet Wolf
Beverly Smith
Bill Jenson
Franklin Gault
John Thielen
Cumberland
Earling
Elk Horn
Dewey Sonderman
Tom Christen
Manning
Coon Rapids
Rowedder
Nielsen
Vollstedt
Dick Textor
Cumberland Boys
Casey
Casey Girls
Dave Schrader
Biggs
Missouri Valley
Logan
Perry
Guthrie Center
Lewis
Underwood
Carson
Villisca
Braddyville
Chicago Stags Rally Past Washington Pros 75-55
The Washington Capitols, once mighty, fall to 8-8 in the Eastern division as Chicago Stags led by Max Zaslofsky win 65-55 in Chicago. Andy Phillip and Joe Grahoski each score 15 for the Stags, boosting Chicago to 13-5 and one game ahead in the Central division.
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Associated Press
Washington Capitols
National Basketball Association
Caps
Max Zaslofsky
Chicago Stags
Chicago
Stags
Chicagoans
Minneapolis
Andy Phillip
Joe Grahoski
Fred Scolari
Washington
Indianapolis
Boston Celtics
Anderson
Alex Groza
Olympians edge opponents as Kinney leads scoring burst
The Olympians leaned on a strong 22 points from a former Kentucky All American who posted a league leading total at 490 points. Ralph Beard added 19 for Indianapolis but Bob Kinney of Boston topped all scorers with 24 points.
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Ralph Beard
Indianapolis
Boston
Bob Kinney
Adult farmer class to hold meetings at school house
Elliott Robert C. Otte, agriculture instructor, announced that the adult farmer agriculture class will hold regular meetings at the school house beginning Thursday evening. Take it easy on the road and give yourself time. Do not speed.
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Elliott
Robert C. Otte
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Atlantic Words
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Novak
Vacoine of Iowa
Whitney Hotel
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Des Moines, Iowa
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