Williams Takes Physicst Giants Rate High
Tomorrow is a red letter day for Ted Williams and the Boston Red Sox in Jacksonville Fla as he takes a physical for active service in the Marine Air Corps. A pass would end his active career. a failure may keep him with the club and affect Boston’s standings. The test centers on his left elbow from the 1950 All Star injury. managers expect a decision soon. Meanwhile Leo Durocher’s New York Giants look to repeat as NL champs with strong pitching and batting though second base is unsettled with Eddie Stanky’s absence. Rookie Davey Williams will try major league pitching, and Willie Mays could be lost to the army with replacements ready. The Giants’ strong point is pitching with Maglie Jansen and Hearn.
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Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Jacksonville
Fla
Marine Air Corps
Williams
Ted
Bosox
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Lippy
Solte
Eddie Stanky
Davey Wiliams
Keystone Sack
Wille Mays
Bob Thomson
Garden
Hane ‘Thompson
Sal Maglie
Larry Jansen
Jim Hearn
Mingers
Peerscreer
ST. Petersburg
Jerry Coleman
New York Yankees
Marine Corps
Navy Air Base
Red Sox
Coleman
Local club nets high scores in 200 Club event
Don Maloney sparked the evening with 222 and 211 games as 17 Maple Monnlers posted multiple 200 plus scores. Bob Bracken surpassed 200 and 201, with Clarence Madison 211, Francis Menulty 216, Bill Hammond 210, Bob Weins 221, Charley Hiles 210, and others like John Oesch 217 and Wayne Skinner 204 also reaching the 200 plus range.
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Don Maloney
Syd
Maple Monnlers
Bob Bracken
Clarence Madison
Francis Menulty
Bill Hammond
Bob Weins
Charley Hiles
M. Hinsdale
A. Dunnewald
Wall Loveland
John Oesch
Wayne ‘Skinner
Oy" Young
Philadelphia bout ends in disputed TKO in 3:04
Percy Basseil from Philadelphia stopped Frankie Sodino in the third round at 3 04 for a technical knockout. In Wilkes-Barre Carmen Basilio of Syracuse defeated Jackie O'Brien by decision on points after ten rounds in Meriden Connecticut.
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Philadelphia
Percy Basseil
Frankie Sodino
Wilkes-Barre
Carmen Basilio
Syracuse
Jackie O'Brien
Meriden
Conn
Corry Varsity Club Falls to Meadville in Tournament
Corry varsity, coached by Fred Schwab, fell 50 to 7 at Meadville in a basketball tournament. The team, using nine players, trailed 38-15 entering the final period and was outscored 17 to 9. Hatch and McLean led Corry with 15 and 12 points respectively as Townville’s Barnes and Feely led the victors with 13 and 10 points. Townville advances to face Randolph Thursday for a finals berth.
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Schwab
Corry
Capers
Meadville
Toownville
Beavers
Fred Schwab
Jim Hanhan
Ed Hateh
Frank Oye
Elodie
McLean
Hatch
Barnes
Feely
Randolph
Corry Varsity
Hannan Lloyd
Coates A Gagnon
Brobt
Cassebt
Av ” Townville
Bayes
Armstrong
Zanner & Bertrayn i
Minnick
Armstrong U Burrows
Gory
Bowling League Action and Standings Across Several Clubs
Bowing as bowling as the Bowl-Aire six Eames last evening by taking three points from Blue Bonnet. In other matches Al's Clothes Shop blanked WEW and Rossbacher's split with Tunnell's. The Michaelson's Cafe Cobbett's match postponed. Bowl-Aire leads the Men’s A League with Bowl-Aire 45, Blue Bonnet 1, Michaelson’s 67, Rossbacher 6, Cobbett’s 4, Al’s Clothes 4, Thrmell’s 4, Vets 46. Clymer Drug Store team losses included. In the Clymer League standings Clymer Drug Store leads with 6 wins, Jim's Keystone 83, American Legion 5, Thompson Farms 0. Moose League action saw Moosehaven and Wis som blanked, with Moosehensh also shutout. VFW Men's B League closed with Hammond Elevator winning by 10 games over Hickle Electric. Final scores include Hammond Elevator 83 series, 708 total, Model Dairy 59, Merritt Appliance 787.
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Eames
Blue Bonneb
WEW
Rossbaker
Tunnell
the Michaelson
Cobbett
Blue Bonnet
Michielson's
Rossbacher
Cobbett's
Thrmell's
Blue Bashet
As Glathes Shop
Clymer
Spillers
Art
Barbers
Jim's Keystone
American Legion
Clymer Bag
Thompson's Farms
GLF
Clymer Bante Clymer
Clymer Drug Store
Clymer Bank
Moosehaven
Wissom
Purity
Moosehensh
VFW
Joe Hammond
Hickle Electric
Hammond’s
Daviy
Hammond Elevator
Shadas Ey Seeseete BA Ag Model Dairy
Merritt Appliance
Alal Davis Insurance
Bigetric
Busteritts Fitch
Bo — Davis Insurimce
Hickdlie Electric
Model Daly
Tagm Electric
Borsterl
Fitch
Stahl
Merritt
Hammond
Hickie Electric
Training Camp Notes and Roster Jitters Reported
In St Petersburg Jerry Coleman and Ted Williams head to Jacksonville for medical exams after recall to service. In Macon Jimmy Dykes vents about a 10 game barnstorming tour delivering minor league matchups that may fail to prepare the Athletics for their April 1 Philadelphia city series with the Phillies. In Corpus Christi Billy Meyer picks Murry Dickson to start opening day against the Cardinals, with Howie Pollet or Dickson depending on form. In Jacksonville readers ask who will be the Phillies number one fireman this summer, Jim Konstanty or Andy Hanson.
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Ire
Sawyer
Hansen
Phillies
St. Lows Cardinals
Macon
Philadelphia Athletics
Jimmy Dykes
Speed Demons
Corpus Christi
Tex
Billy Meyer
The
Fitts Barch Pirates
Cardinals
St. Louis
Likhe Murry Dickson
Howie Pollet
Dickson
Teall
Jacksonville
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Konstanty
Andy Han
Julius McCoy Tops Voting For All-State Team
Julius McCoy led the 1952 all Pennsylvania scholastic basketball team by AP with a record 160 points from 72 ballots. The five man first team includes Billy Miller Herbiehem Joc Holup Hal Brown and John Riger with Hunter on the second team and Raed Sutton Tail and Timmerman earning third and fourth team honors.
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Farrell
Julius Mi
Associated Press
McCoy
Pennsylvania
UN SY
Billy “Miller
Herbiehem
Joc Holup
Sweyersville
Hal Brown
York
John Riger
Washington
Melloy
Holup
Wille Joe Hunter
Moadyike
Arca
Carmen Raed
Erie Tech
Sutton Tail
Punssutawney
Dirk Timmerman
Sharpsville
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Bennine
Warren
Goorsman
Bradford
Rowe
Tusville
Exhibition results spark sports card summary
Exhibition results mention New Yorkki 3 Dotenit stlouis philadelphia and pittsburgh with an 10 inning tie. Fights last night list boxer Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland stopping Aaron Wilson of Kruxville Term in Providence R I.
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Dotenit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Providence
R. I
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Aaron Wilson
Kruxville
Kansas Meets Peoria Five In Olympic Finals
Kansas defeats La Salle Explorers 70 65 at Madison Square Garden to reach the Olympic finals against Peoria Five. The win sends Kansas and Peoria each with seven players named to the U S Olympic team bound for Helsinki. The game featured overcast play with La Salle missing key rebounder Tack Money due to a family tragedy.
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Kansas
Peoria
Associated Press
New York
Lasalle
Kembla
Clyde Lavellette
Jesus
Wight
Madison Square Garden
Lovelielle
Phillis
Okeeluby
Page
Skinsas
Peora
Helsinki
Hovel Jette
George Min
Bol Iurland
Aesils
Slyong
Philadelphia
Loy
Alleles
Tack Monee
Pitla' Sdelphia
Trout season forecast sparks cautious fishing plans
Harrisburg reports a predicted banner trout season despite reduced daily limits, with officials citing a strong stocking effort of about 400,000 fish by mid April. The plan aims to boost anglers’ catch while managing the harvest as the season opens April 15 and runs through May 24.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Chirenson
State Fish Commission
Trout possession limits in early fishing rules
Fragmentary note outlines trout limits for a person and mentions length measures in inches. The text is garbled but indicates a rule on how many trout may be kept and size requirements.
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