Baseball Season Opens Across Leagues With Derby Talk
The nation moves into baseball season as minor and major circuits set opening days from April into May. Derby chatter centers on Tom Fool and Primate with Green Tree Stable favored for the May 3 Derby, while Rambling, Cousin, and Primate compete for top billing. Curt Simmons nears a Phillies mound return and Al Rosen paces the Indians' Grapefruit League runs as Sammy Snead eyes a National Open win.
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Souther Associated
Texas
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Georgia
State
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Longhorn
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Curt Simmons
Philadelphia Phillies
al Rosen
Clevelands Indians
Sammy Snead
Goud
Dallas
Ray Boone
Cleveland Indians
Blan Musiq
National AAU boxing tourney field shapes up
The National AAU boxing championship opened with 62 bouts, 19 ending in knockouts. Kenneth House of Amsterdam, NY, stopped his opponent in 30 seconds, while Robert Lee of Cap Edwards, a 147 pounder from North Little Rock, stopped Jesse Womsch of Portland in 31 seconds. Seven of nine light heavyweight victors narrowed their rivals, including Marine sergeant Blindge Thompson from Washington, a 1950 division titleholder, who defeated Edward Gnock of Lowell in the semifinal.
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Apno
Kenneth House
Amsterdam
Charles Reeves
North Little Rock
Ark
Robert Lee
Cap Edwards
Jesse Womsch
Portland
Ore
Bu Lee
Blindge Thompson
Marine Sergeant
Washington
Thompson
Edward Gnck
Lowell
Mass
Fights Last Night in Providence Cardell Outpoints Vic Cardell
In Providence last night Raptr Aneili from Providence out pointed Vic Cardell of Hartford in a 13 round bout. Cardell faced a technical defeat after late rounds. The event drew a moderate crowd in Rhode Island.
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Providence
R. I
Raptraneili
Vic Cardell
Hartford
Conn
Holyoke
Mass
Sammy Walk
Springfield
Mike Giilo
New Haven
Curt Simmons Awaits Army Discharge For Phillies Return
Curt Simmons, 22, awaiting discharge from the Army after serving with the 28th Tyr Division in Germany. He plans to rejoin the Philadelphia Phillies once discharged and contract terms are set, noting his conditioning will take time. Simmons weighed 190 pounds after reporting back home to Egypt, Pennsylvania, and stated his legs need work before resuming pitching.
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Associated Press
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Ohent
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
Bob Carpenter
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U. S
Germany
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Sokier
Pach
Giants
New York
Ferenceswith Cayperton
Bowling league leads shift as results spread across clubs
Bowl-Aire's lead narrows to five games after matches where Blue Bonnet and Michaelson's Cafe posted strong scores. Cobbett's, Rossbach's Insurance, and Tunnels all won multiple games in a tense set, while Clymer Drug Store extended its advantage in the Clymer League with a trio of points from Art's Barbers and gains for Jim's Keystone and Clymer Bank.
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Ay's Clollies Shop
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Clymer
Art
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American Legion
Clymer Bar
Thompson Farms
Art's Barber Shop
Lelion
Slymer Drug Store
Artis Barber Shop
American
Jim's Eystone
Clymer Bag
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GLF Bey
Progress
Aid
Moosehaven
Purity
Willie Jones Hits Hot Streak With Phillies After Fine
Willie Jones, fined 200 by manager Eddie Sawyer for breaking training rules, has heated up for the Philadelphia Phillies. He homered three times in four days against the St Louis Cardinals, including a two run shot in Ridzik's no hit bid, and sparked a three run rally in Raleigh as Philadelphia won to take the series. Del Rice belted two homers for the Cardinals in the same game.
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Associated Press
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Alge
Willie
Deues
Tremain
Philadelphia
Jones
Eddie Sawyer
Stee Ier
Wildie
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Redbirds
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Phils
Carls
Wehuph
Raleigh
N. C
del Rice
High Point
N.gc
Phildelphia
Boston Red Sox
200 Club Highlights Amid Evening Bowling Scores
A fragmented report lists high games and series from the 200 Club with names like Maloney Bracken Baressi Saznicky and Anderson. Notable scores include 296 269 463 and 208 across multiple players with references to Ben Bichoiner Joe Baressi and Phil Semple among others.
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Hop
AL Bares
Eur Miicentt
Jos Saznicky
Shan- Jpy Anderson
Fit Brenela
Mebegiy
Paul Hurlbut
Phil Semple
Baseball Scores and Scores From Various Leagues
Baseball results feature the Brooklyn Dodgers losing to the Braves in a Sunday game while other teams post wins and close losses. The Yankees shutout Columbus in a 8-0 victory as the Giants fall 8-2 to the Cleveland Indians in San Antonio. The White Sox edge the Pirates 4-3 at New Oceans, and the Dowell Tigers beat Atlanta 10-9 in ten innings in Atlanta.
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Cleveland Trilians
New York Giants
San Nttinto
Texas
Raymond Team Finishes Second In State Meet
Raymond teams place second in a state tournament with athletes listed by name and score. The report highlights individual performances including Angi Marah Anne Royek Shirley Obra and Adelle Courtney, mentions Moerdink's schedule and a future Texas event, and notes assistance from Otte Crahiat for spring practice.
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Amd
Wouré
Finden
Meerdink
Prompions
Sinvision
Adelle Courtney
Oth
Ten
Toliows
Angi Marah
Anne Givin
Almne Royek
Shirley Obra
Aene Glicha
Agibelle Cmatney
Tor
Angie Maesh
Anne Royek
Adabelle Gourtney
Moerdink
Fragmentary OCR snippet with fragmented teams and places
The readable text shows scattered references to New York Detroit Atlanta Washington and Columbus with odd labels and parenthetical notes. No coherent event, date, or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
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Lewistown
Utah
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Sear Cope
Wale
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AER Discount Co
Wmier Discount Co
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Everday
Clothcraft
Tana
Barney’s Firestone
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