Trout fishing and early baseball notes from today
A high turnout of loyal trout fishermen is anticipated on streams near Gun dy with water temperatures slowing the catch. Beaverdam Run, Spring Creek, and others draw anglers. meanwhile MLB news highlights Jim Hegen overtaking the Iron Man role for the Indians due to Ray Murray’s strong early season, with Murray likely to pinch hit.
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Teguk Waltons
French Creske
Beaverdam Run
Spring Creek
Brokenstraw
Little Brokenstraw
Spencer Brook
Yesterday's Stars Pat Mullin Leads Tigers Victory
Detroit beat Cleveland 4 to 5 as Pat Mullin drove in two runs with a first inning double and scoring on Johnny Groth's single. Murry Dickson limited former teammates to six hits as Pittsburgh topped the Odds for his fifth win in nine decisions.
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Tigers
Johhnny Groth
Detroit
Cleveland
Murry Dickson
Pirates
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Wiumbhe
Pirates Triumph Over Cardinals As Dickson Shines
Murry Dickson propelled the Pirates to an 8-4 win over the Cardinals as Detroit edged the Indians 5-4 in Cleveland. Dickson drove in two runs and Musial hit his second homer of the season for St Louis. Boudreau left elbow injury noted in ninth inning amid Tribe rally. International League Rochester beat Baltimore 5-3. Toronto over Syracuse 7-6. several games postponed due to weather.
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Associated Press
Murry Dickson
St. Louis Cardinals
Dickson
Bob Hannigan
Cardinal
Pirates
Murry
Hag
Brooklyn
Redbirds
Wings
Detroit
Stan Musial
Eadle Miller
Marty Marion
Grove
Redbird
Ted Gray
Tigers
Cleve
Tania
Low Boudreau
Indians
Tribe
al Rosen
Detroit Beats Cleveland 5 4 in AL Action
Detroit defeated Cleveland 5 to 4 in a tense American League outing. St Louis and Chicago game postponed due to cold weather, as Philadelphia at Washington and New York at Boston were also delayed by rain.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
Bowl Aire vs. A L and Loblaws Lead League Showdown
Bowl-Aire routed A and P 80 0 while Owen's Suasion fell to Sherwood's Store in a tight five game set. Loblaws swept Cabins-in-the-Pines to climb to second place as Deer Head Inn outscored Stan's in a key match.
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A and P
Owen
Suasion
Sherwood
Loblaws
Cabins-in the-Pines
Deer Head Inn
Stan
Owen's
Sherwood's
Pat
Stahl's
Bowl-Aire
A & P Chicago
Seca Ene Manet
al Vanssens
Tyas Downey
Raymond Morton
Sparta
Bill Hammond
Cabins-in-the- Pines
Joe Sarnicki
Stanley Sarnicki
Stahl’s
Roy Grayvik
STS Satara
Arrenna
National ‘League
Waterhouse
Curry Jamestown
Curry Journal
Washington
Spring Creek
Paul's
Ferry
Wyal Curry
Jamestown
Pan's
Aloo Ferry
Johnny Dubrosky
Walt Lindecke
Frank Wise
Pontings
Corry-Jamestown
White Corry Jonevial
Chuck Wiliams
Danny Dykes
Tenny's Service
Paul Brenner
Frank Tinjee
Land
Sprink Creek
LeRoy Holt
Hobt Eddy
Games Today Scheduled By League Pairs
Games today list Chicago at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia Washington at New York only games scheduled. Pittsburgh eight St Louis four Boston versus New York postponed Brooklyn versus Philadelphia postponed Chicago versus Cincinnati postponed Philadelphia at Boston New York at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St Louis at Chicago.
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Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Standings Ltd
Cincinnat
Gerald Lillie Presented Elgin Watch After 280 Game
During Instavenne league play at Bowl Aire Gerald Lillie received a handsome 7 jewel Elgin wrist watch valued at 80 dollars. Jack Stahl, owner of Stahl's Jewelry, presented the award for his sensational 280 game achieved nine weeks ago, the first to reach 275 or better since the season began.
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Instavenne
Bowl Aire
Gerald Lillie
Jack Stahl
Stahl
Kegler
Lillie
Rosario Caruso Leads 260 Club Bowling Run
Rosario Caruso headed a GN kealers squad into the 260 club with a 327 game. Teammates earning marks included Walter Lindecke 215 Cirr Young 14 Danny Dykes 211 John Duturos ky 206 Jack Stahl 202 Roy Gravink 200 and Lyle Watrous 200.
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Rosario Caruso
Gn Kealers
Walter Lindecke
Cirr Young
Danny Dykes
John Duturosky
Jack Stahl
Roy Gravink
Lyle Watrous
Connie Mack Day Opens 1950 Baseball Season in Philadelphia
Connie Mack reaches a milestone as Philadelphia honors the Grand Old Man of baseball on Connie Mack Day. The 87 year old Athletics manager will lead a parade to Shibe Park for the opener against the Boston Red Sox with dignitaries present. Fans expect a Philadelphia victory for his anniversary year and a final pennant dream.
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Bob Seastead
Allegheny College
Allegheny
Geneva
Beaver Falls
Willacd Tillotson
Spartinsbuee
ax _sophore
Tobia Ee
Erie
Lord Blears
Mr. America
Erie Sailors
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Buffalo Club
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Milwaukee
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Roy Weatherly
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Indians
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Weatherly
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Philadelphia
Athletics
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Ted
Tommy Heinich
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Yinees
Homer
Heirich
Bazeball
Connie Mack
Connie
Shibe Park
A. B. Chandles
Will Barridge
Mac
Isound
Aik Kouw
Shane
Connie Miek
Uni
Phildelphia
A's
Mack
Fights Last Night Brooklyn Boxing Card
Joe Giardella of New York defeated Tommy Varsos of Milwaukee by knockout in Brooklyn at Broadway Arena. In New York at Sunnyside Garden Mel Werber from New York outpointed Glaude Hammond of West New York, N J.
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Broadway Arena
Joe Giardella
New York
Tommy Varsos
Milwaukee
Sunnyside Garden
Glaude Hammond
West New York
N. J
Melwer
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Johns
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