Weekend Trout Prospects And Local Sports Roundup
Corys large army of trout fishermen eye the weekend hoping for better weather and water. Local streams are stocking toward peak season with anglers reporting early catches but low totals versus stocked fish. Jensen shines for Yankees with a two run homer and a double as Mantle dominates, while rain and cold curb outdoor activities and prep for golf, bowling, and basketball news.
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Cory
Tak Waltons
Vic Gragz
Corry High
Low Jensen
Brothers of
Erie
Brothers Bowling Association
George Washington
Erie Admirals
Tom
Erie Five
al McCullough
Lennie Rhodes
Fred Schwab
Vic Crang, Sr
A and P Butcher
Freddie Marsh
Hammond Elevator
Citigens Bank
Christensen Motors
Hammond and Christensen
Boxing results from multiple cities last night
In Hartford Willie Pep stopped Baby Oria in 126 for a knockout bid. Donoghue edged O'Brien in White Plains. Stecher defeated Lovatt in Portland Maine. Andy beat Pambele in New Bedford. Cofiskey defeated Knhiil in Portland Oregon. Gil beat Crowder in Houston on points.
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Louis
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Baby Ortia
Los Angeles
White Plains
Roger Donoghue
Yonkers
Jackie O'Brien
Meriden
Gonn
Portland
Bob Stecher
Jackie Lovatt
Providence
New Bedford
Mass
Billy Andy
Kid Pambele
Nicaragua
Ore
Pat Cofiskey
Alii
Paterson
N. J
Doe Knhiil
Woodburn
Houston
Pete Gil
Austin
Tex
Jim Crowder
Raschi Hurls 6-Hitter as Yanks Blank Bosox 5-0
The New York Yankees defeated the Boston Red Sox 5-0 as Vic Raschi allowed six singles in a complete game. The Sox struggled at the plate while the Yankees offense produced timely hits, including a Jackie Jensen homer and strong pitching that shut down Boston. Other opening day results included the Phillies and Dodgers 5-2, and the Senators 6-1 over the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Jensen
University of California
New York Yankees
Yanks
Jensen
Rooke
Mickey Mantle
Bill Wight
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Casey Stengel
Rookie Dee Fondy Delivers in First MLB At Bat for Cubs
In Chicago the Cubs beat the Reds 8-3 as rookie Dee Fondy drove in four runs with a bases loaded triple in his major league debut plus two singles. Vic Raschi of the Yankees limited the Red Sox to six singles to secure a 5-0 win.
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Dee Fondy
Cubs
Chicago
Reds
Vic Raschi
Yankees
Red Sox
Toronto edges Montreal in OT to take 2-1 lead
In the National Hockey League playoffs Toronto defeated Montreal 2 to 1 in overtime to move ahead two games to one in a best of seven series. Meanwhile Cleveland leads Pittsburgh 3-2 in the American League after a 3-1 victory.
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Toronto
Montreal
Toronio
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Beavers Basketball Finances Hopeful for Next Season
Fred Schwab Corry High coach reports Scholastic basketball lost 149.22 in 1950 51 with receipts 1005.83 and expenditures 1215.05. Disbursements include officials 335.50 transport 322 uniforms 216.16 meals 36.50 taxes 211.23 labor 16 utilities 4.10 advertising 52.98 misc 21.96. Poor win loss record and small crowds hurt gate, but outlook for next season is brighter as Section II expected stronger attendance.
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Fred Schwab
Corry
Beavers
Bett Te Wan
Brie
North South Amateur field trimmed to 32 contenders
North and South Amateur Golf Tournament in Pinehurst narrowed to 32 players for the second round. Teon Walsh defeated Harold Paddock Jr. 2 and 1, while Ben Goodes upset P. J. Boatwright. Walker Cup members and alternates still active, creating strong competition. Clarence Bergland tied for fourth with a 246 series in bowling at St Paul. Ari Aragon beat Harold Jones in a boxing bout in Los Angeles.
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Pinehurst
N. G
Teon € Walsh
Wilmington
Ben Goodes
Reidsville
P. J. Boatwright
Aiken
S.C
Bill Campbell
Frank Stranahan
Dick Chapman
Jimmy McHale
Walker Go Squad
Cup
Harvie Ward
Bill
Dynamite) Goodie
ABC
Mack Honored At A's Opener
At 88 Connie Mack watched the Philadelphia Athletics open 1951 under Washington Senators 6 to 1. He received a bronze bust, waved from his box, and mourned the scoreboard he long used. Jimmy Dykes managed the field as Mack, now retired from managing, enjoyed the moment despite the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Santa Claus
Connie Mack
Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington Senators
Connie
Jimmy Dykes
Mal
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Eddie Collins
al Simmons
Ty Cobb
Bing Miller
Jimmy Foxx
Jack Barry
Frank
Browns suspend rookie outfielder Saucier for signing
St. Louis April 10 Frank Saucier a major league hall of fame and 1950 minor league player of the year was suspended by the St. Louis Browns yesterday for failing to sign. The angler baseball law prevents the rookie outfielder from claiming salary after balking at the major league minimum of 5000.
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ST. Louis
Frank Solicfer
St. Louis Browns
Major Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Baseball and college results show Cleveland 2 Detroit 1 and New York 5 Boston 0 in yesterday’s standings. Today’s schedule lists Boston at New York, Washington at Philadelphia, Chicago at St Louis, Cleveland at Detroit, plus Cincinnati 3 Chicago 8 and New York 4 Boston 0 Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 2. College scores include Boston University 4 Boston College 1 and Miami Ohio 7 Purdue Navy 10 Baltimore Loyola 1.
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Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Boston
Chicago
Stowls
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chisago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston University
Golope
Miami
Ohio
Purdue
Navy
Baltimore
Loyola
W. L. Pet
Ruston
Philadelphis
Fender
Ty Pet
Philadelphian Af
The
Branklyn
Bowling French Furniture Maintains Lead in Ladies B League
In Avalon Center action last evening Frang Furniture held its Hye game end, taking two wins from Leeds while Russbachi Insurance Service posted a double over Avalon Center. Individual scores include 590, 578 for Leeds and 608, 802, 580 for Domestic Lewine, with Lucille Church delivering a standout night by blasting 190.
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Frang Furniture Wssie
Avalon Center
Leeds
Russbachiee
Rossbacher's
Ayalon Center
Leeds i
Hassbpechers
Geo—Avgton
Day
GY Boy Cleaners
Lewine
Lucille Church
alweTeton
Marsh Flies Out As Pinch Hitter For Browns
Marsh appeared as a pinch hitter for the St Louis Browns in a 178 to 4 loss to the White Sox. His first at bat produced a routine grounder to shortstop Kennedy. Marsh had prior major league experience with De Cleland and Indians two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Vel Mayeli Tarvite
Bowie Browns
White Sox
Ofiajor-Iesuver
Corry Hoy
Bill Kennedy
de Cleland Indians
San Diego
Jeric
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Beller
Raschi
Yanks Blank Bosox
Indians
Tigers
Bob Lemon
Dodgers
Phils
Pirates
Cardinals
Associated Presa
Sox
Braves
Lary Jansen
Giants
Ebbets Field
Robin Roberts
Brooks
Cleveland Indians
al Zarilia
St. Louis Brown Pitching For A Home Run, Double and Single To Lead the White Sox
Mirry Dickson
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Ken Raffensberger
Cincinnati Reds
Andy Paiko
Yankee Stadium
Mantle
Lemon
Hal Newhouser
Tribe
Joh
Ny Lipon
Jim Hegan
Larry Dohy
Jerry Priddy
Lemurs
Dick Sister
de] Ennis
Mike Goliat
Sister
Ennis
Golint
Carl Erskine
Don Marerro
Ari Aragon
Harold Jones
Blondie
A'S
Associated Press Philadelphia
Browns
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Ps
Seni
D. W. Clark
South First Ave
DIAL
Dodge
Martin Motor Sales
West South St
Har
the Xle
Ceuncl
Dyake
Sndwich
Dbice Yorra
Darby
Stanley Planes
Cory Coffee
Inna Poerniae
Barney’s Firestone
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