Wolfe to coach Tarboro High for 1949 50 term
All time Warren High athlete Blo Wolfe signed as Tarboro High School coach for the 1949 50 term. Wolfe, famed in local sports, has a background in football baseball and track and will report August 15 for fall football practice. He recently played pro baseball in the Coastal Plain League and is set to guide Tarboro athletes this season.
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Unilin City
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San Francisco
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St. Louis
Fights Last Night Feature Several Dueling Boxers
In White Plains Tony Bellona of New York outpointed Eddon Matting of Newark. The Hartford event featured Copa-Sal Dimar ino at 10 percent with Hart arising. Bobby Cedar of Troy was knocked out by an opponent from Hartford in a 149 pound bout. Danbury saw Sonny Trader from New Haven draw with Jimmy Taylor of New York in a 6 round clash.
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Tony Bellona
New York
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Newark
Hartford
Copa
Sal DiMarino
Bobby Cedar
Troy
N. Y
Danbury
Conn
Sonny Trader
New Haven
Jimmy ‘Taylor
Drew
Feller Yanked After 2 Frames in Tribe Loss
Associated Press reports Bobby Feller left early in the Indians opener, wild and fatigued, giving up one run as Cleveland fell 5-1 to the Browns. Ned Carver’s seven hits keyed the Browns’ win before 12,017. Feller hoped rest and warm days would restore him.
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Wne
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Buffalo
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Dodgers
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Boston Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Meadville High appoints Joy to coach track and field
New Meadville mentor John Joy, Meadville High School basketball coach, is named to lead the M H S track and field team and health instructor duties. The post was left vacant by the recent death of Alfred J. Carmonl. Superintendent Warren P Norton and athletic committee chair J Westey Morrisey announced the appointment yesterday.
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John Joy
Meadville High School
Levon
Alfred J. Carmonl
Warren P .Norton
J. Westey Morrisey
Baseball Scoreboard Nationals and American League Standings
Yesterday in the National League Brooklyn defeated New York 10 to 3 while Pittsburgh beat Chicago 1 to 0 and Boston beat Philadelphia 4 to 3. Cincinnati edged St. Louis 3 to 1. Today New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston Pittsburgh at Chicago and Washington at New York in the American League with Washington at New York and Boston at Philadelphia and Cleveland at St Louis and Chicago at Detroit.
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Games Today
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Cleveland
Detroit
St. Loui
W. Pat
Cincinnati
Raymonds win three to move into second in bowling league
The Raymonds swept Breen's gan for a clean three games to rise into sole possession of second place in the Ladies A Bowling League. Mabel Shoppe moved to third by taking two from Chapin's, while Superior Cleaners were blanked by Page and Nichols. Brigham's edged Meerdink's, with Steen's posting a 701 series and individual scores led by Mary Hnatyszyn with a 171.
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Brigham’s
Mabel Shoppe
Page & Nichols
Raymond Lissing
Breen's Gan
Chapin
Angie Baressi
Helen Burton
Ros Baker
Phge
Nichols
Marlon Bulard
Beatrice Hulings
Brigham
Meerdink
Mary Ornab
van Sullivan
Jassits
Meadville Youth Goes to National YMCA Dive Meet
Nevin Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Phillips Sr., Mead Avenue, will enter the national YMCA swimming championships diving event in Cleveland April 29 30. A Meadville High School senior and state champion, Phillips has competed in track and cross country, and is a grandson of the late NR. Dickson. Robert Calvert, Erie coach, entered him with starter Robert Royer from Indiana University Bloomington.
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Nevin Philips
Andrew W. Phillips
Mead Avenue
Y. MG
Cleveland
Nevin
Meadville High School
Pennsylvania
State College
Hee
Marsh Optioned to Sacramento Switch opens room for relief pitcher
Fred Marsh of Corry is optioned to Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League as part of a deal that brought Al Benton to Cleveland. The Indians pay $25,000 for Benton and keep Marsh on option for the 1949 season. Marsh debuted for the Indians as a pinch runner for Hal Peck, then learned his new assignment and will try for regular playing time in Sacramento before a possible return to the world champions. The Indians must trim four players to reach the May 16 25 man limit.
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Corry Boy
Cleveland Indians
Todey
Sacramento
Marsh
al Benton
Cleveland
Iadiens
Detroit
Indians
Benton
Hal Peck
Monument to Babe Ruth Unveiled at Yankee Stadium
In New York on April 20 a granite monument to Babe Ruth was unveiled by his widow in center field at Yankee Stadium before yesterday's opening day game against Washington. Gov. Dewey and Mayor O'Dwyer attended as Bishop Donohue spoke at the ceremony.
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William O'Dwyer
Stephen J. Donohue
Prom
Baseball Writers’ Association
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The
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Tigers Down White Sox 6 1 Behind Groth Two Homers
Johnny Groth, Tigers rookie outfielder, slugged two home runs and scored twice in Detroit's 6-1 win over Chicago. Pitcher Rip Sewell, Pirates veteran righty, scattered one run over eight innings to beat Chicago 1-0.
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Tiger
Altimder
Indye
Detroit
Chicago
Rip Sewell
Pirates Vewran
Pittsburgh
Boxing Notes From Salem to London: Mixed Results
Fragmentary report shows Bob Pers ons at Salem with a 10 percent margin against Manchester's Leon LeBond in a bout noted in Salem. Another line cites Dave Spans defeating Lucien Ga noehe in London with Australia listed, while France is mentioned alongside a 10 mark.
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Mass
Bob “Red! Persons
Manchester
Leon LeBond
Portland
London
Dave Spans
Australia
Lucien Ganoehe
France
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