Boudreau wins regular shortstop job with Red Sox in season opener
Teo Boudreau, former Cleveland manager, signs with Boston and seizes regular shortstop spot, pushing Vern Stephens to a utility role as Johnny Pesky starts on the bench. Derby notes, Uncle Milto shows speed, and other spring tidbits: Rickey in Pittsburgh, Muntic’s health, and Weatherly trade talk.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Cancellations Report
Brooklyn, Asheville, Chicago, Little Roche and New York games listed with scores 9 to 6, 1 to 6, 16 to 4, 15 to 1, and rain caused cancellations including a St Louis matchup marked as cancelled.
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Phils Favored To Win Again In National League
The Philadelphia Phillies expected to lead the National League in 1950 with improved pitching and experienced hitters like Richie Ashburn and Bob Elliott supported by Keir Johnson and Reiss Meyer. Brooklyn and New York Giants look to challenge while Boston St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh contend, with Branch Rickey and Bill Meyer guiding teams.
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Scores In Key Tournament Last Night at Amber Classic
Last night in the V. F. W. singles classic, éclat stayed with Clarence Mixer who posted 841 for the evening. Other strong marks included Hajec 808, McCray 808, Watrous 772, Ot taway 785, Wotus 794, and Graves among the leaders as the assault on the Amber continued without yielding a clear frontrunner.
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Bowling Results From Clymer League Championship Clash
The Clymer Bank clinched the league title by sweeping Ed's Esso 3–0, with Clymer Drug, American Legion, and Jim's Keystone posting gains in the same night. Final standings show Clymer Bank atop the ladder as other teams narrow the gap.
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Three Yankees Injured and Hospital Bound
Three New York Yankees players were wounded in a spring practice accident and sent to Johns Hopkins for treatment. Rizelto, Page, and Reynolds suffered injuries to the left side, shoulder, and elbow, threatening their lineup for the opening world series defense in Washington. Rizetto hit .324 last season and wore an orthopedic belt. without Reynolds the rotation reduces to Vic Raschi and Ed Lopat.
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Nevers Named All Time Fullback By Poll
Ernie Nevers, famed Stanford back, was named fullback on college football all time teams in a nationwide Associated Press poll to nominate players for the National Football Hall of Fame. The shrine at Rutgers University awaits early selections as the selection committee and NCAA endorse the project.
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Bowing to Resume Six Weeks on Wednesday Evening
The tournament will resume on the sixth Wednesday evening as many of the Men's A League bowlers complete their final four games. Colorado records the highest average altitude above sea level of any state.
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Cy Young Reaches Season High With 278 Bowler
The report notes Cy Young achieving a 278 game, the season’s best in league play, after a sequence of strikes and a spare. Other top scores include Ewland Harvey and Joe Boxers reaching 231 and 203 respectively, with additional strong marks from Vernett and Basen among a list of local bowlers.
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Deadline Looms for Local Fish Contest Entry
Entries close Saturday night at 9 to join the fish contest in Trout Givernenueue. Chuck Williams, new owner of Rout’s Sports Shop, sponsors a $30 prize for the largest rainbow trout and an automatic reel worth $18 for the biggest catch. To be eligible, contestants must register before the season starts. about 200 entries have already appeared, with numbers rising toward 500 by Saturday night.
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Kiner to Represent Senior Loop Players
Cincinnati April 10 Ralph Kiner's National League selections for the senior loop players named the Pittsburgh ace as spring loop representative. Scorers report Mullery confirmed the choice and noted rival candidates from Detroit and Chicago, with Kiner stating he backed Phil Guys arretta of the Chicago Cubs.
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Bustos IV and Others Face Off in City Tournament
In New York Bustos IV posts an 8 while Waslington A secures 2. Cinemanat Nia Boston 4, Memphis SA 3, and Washington A 2 appear in the lineup as teams contest a regional event with uncertain outcomes.
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Pitstursh Night Scoreboard Note at Philadelphia and Fayetteville
A fragment shows scores from a night event with Philadelphia and Fayetteville. Teams Philadelphia NS 8 Fayetteville Tobagco State 2 and Philadelphia A 15. unclear context and incomplete details.
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