Indians Split Defeats and Derby Notes In One Page
Cleveland Indians drop two tight games to Detroit with Al Rosen showing promise at third base and Marino Pieretti delivering solid relief. Derby news highlights Your Host record at Keeneland and Derby contenders after Wood Memorial results. Also notes on local fishing, season-ticket sales, high school schedules, and college football prospects.
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
al Rosen
Marino Pieretti
Chicago White Sox
Pieretti
al Benton
Indians
Aefeat
William Goetz
Wag
Keeneland Race Track
Mr. Trouble
Theory
Old Capitol
Johnny Longden
Your Host
Jamaica
Middleground
Hill Prince
Lotowhite
Ipiros
Page Triumphs As Yanks Whip Senators 14-7
The New York Yankees powered past the Washington Senators 14-7 in the home opener as reliever Joe Page silenced questions of his form. A crowd of 44,642 watched the defending champions roll over their rival in a spring training matchup highlighted by Page’s critical relief work.
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Page
Senators
Pirates beat Reds as Westlake homers twice in 27 1 victory
Yesterday's Stars Batting Wally Westlake drove in six runs on two home runs and a single to lead Pittsburgh to a 27 1 victory over Cincinnati. Bob Rush pitched a four hit shutout as the Cubs blanked the Cardinals 2 0. Skeet shoot scheduled for tomorrow at the Corry Rod and Gun Range east of Columbus invites all local sportsmen.
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Associated Press
Joe Page
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankee
Red Sox
Ted Willams
Vern Stephens
Mel Parnell
Ellis Kinder
Stengel
Yankees
Page
Joe McCarthy
Jess
Boston
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Harris
McCarthy
Joe
Senators
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Browns
Cleveland
Maurice McDermott
Jefthander
Philadephia Athletics
Connie Mack
Athletics
Stephens
Roy Campanella
Preacher Roe
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Dodgers
Campanella
Dave
Wally Westlake
Pirates
Gincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Phillies
Jimabe
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Bob Rush
Cubs
Chicago
Cardinals
Corry
American League results and schedule recap
Yesterday New York defeated Washington 14 to 7 while Detroit beat Chicago 4 to 1 and Boston tied Philadelphia 2 to 2 in a short rain affected game. Today Chicago visits Detroit Boston plays Philadelphia Washington travels to New York Cleveland goes to St Louis. National League saw Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 5 and Chicago 2 St Louis 0. Brooklyn 8 New York 1 Philadelphia 2 Boston 2 in an eight inning tie on wet grounds.
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New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis Loop
Philadelphie
Wattsburg Gunners Clinch Northwestern Class B Title
Wattsburg's crack life team clinched top honors in the Northwestern Class B league by defeating Corry 1149 to 1139. E Meerhoff led with a 232, followed by B Johnson and D Szymanski with 230 each. Warren Johnson led Cory with a 230 in a tight season finale. The article also lists major baseball matchups Philadelphia at Boston, New York at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and St. Louis at Chicago.
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Wattsburg
Crack Life
Leason
Corry
Mitch
E. Meerhoff
Wabtshare
B. Johnson
D. Szymanski
Cory
Warren Johnson
W. Johnson
M. Tewinkle
W. Hall
Gabriel
Rhodes
Coates
H. Skinner
Patterson
D. Saymanski
L. Gifford
W. Pet
C. Allen
Boston
R. Ortona
Chicago
J. Johnson
Pittsburgh
W. Hinkler
Brooklyn
Meerhott
Philadelphia
HL Bisbee
St. Louis
D. Rann
Ginzinnati
H Gifford
New York
Wimmer
Three Elks Bowling Teams at Cleveland Tournament
Three Elks squads travel to Cleveland for the national tournament this morning. The 18 keglers compete in doubles and singles before the team event Sunday at 2 PM. Teams include Adeam-C KE Mehéan, Mitchell, Jensen, Powers, Wise, Crage Jr. booster unit Peterson, Auer, Loveland, Williams, Buesink, Bracken. independents Shuss, Christensen, Splesman, Fenton, Russell, Reed.
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Elks
Cleveland
Elks Adeam
C. KE. Mehéan
Paul Mitchell
Louis Jensen
Harry Powers
Frank Wise
Vick Crage
Jr. Elks
Carl Peterson
Poul Auer
Kennet Loveland
Bob Williams
Clif Buesink
Olin Bracken
Je. Wlks
Charles Shuss
Chris Christensen
Frank Splesman
Bob Fenton
Pete Russell
M. S_mReed
DeLuca Named Captain of Canisius 1950 51 Team
Canisius College announces Johnny DeLues of Erie Pennsylvania as captain for the 1950 51 basketball season. The selection was made for the Buffalo school's squad, with DeLues hailed from Erie and named captain for the upcoming year.
Robinson Scores KO Over Beckett In Third
Sugar Ray Robinson, welterweight champ, stopped Cliff Beckett in the third round after a sharp display of boxing, feints, and counters in Columbus. Beckett suffered cuts above the left eye as referee Matt Sharin halted the non-title bout with 1:45 remaining in the third, drawing 2231 fans.
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Columbus
Sugar Ray Robinson
Cliff Becket
Beckett
Sudbury
Canada
Matt Sharin
Domestic Sewing Leads Trimmed as B League Results Unfold
In the Ladies' B League last night Domestic Sewing's lead narrowed to two games after losses to Rossbacher's Insurance Service while Second place Franz Furniture gained on Helen Shoppe. Heiman's topped Topp's In two games and Bliss Cleaners beat Leed's. Frances Hurlbut had 125 159 133 for the winners and Jean Roof added 149 132 115 for the leaders.
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Rossbacher
Leed
Heiman
Frances Hurlbut
Jean Roof
Franz Furniture
Bowling scores and standings from Helen Shopper league
Lorraine Cummings led winners with games of 120 179 and 110 while Lois Huth posted 115 148 and 114 for the opposition. Adabelle Courtney added 111 188 and 136 for the Cleaners as Verna Bare delivered 153 113 and 435 for the losers. The Heiman Jewelers beat the limber with 666 851 and 603 against 623 85 and 61 for Topp's Elsie Hixson clubbed 197 148 and 139 for the Jewelers.
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Helen Shopper
Lorraine Cummings
Lois Huth
Bliss Cleaners
Leed's
Adabelle Courtney
Verna Bare
Heiman Jewelers
Topp
Elsie Hixson
Mary Marty
Bewl-Aire bowling: Hixson shoots 197 pace keyterettes
In the 175 Club at Bewl-Aire last evening Elsie Hixson rolled 197 to lead three standout scores. Lorraine Cummings added 179 and Josephine Harvey 176 as New Orleans Ons Graham and Philadelphia figures also noted, with Tommy Bell from Youngstown listed among the scorers.
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Elsie Hixson
Bewl-Aire
Lorraine Cummings
Josephine Harvey
New Orleans
Ons Graham
Philadelphia
Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Head-pin Tourney Set to Start Monday Evening
Ban Aire proprietor Pete Russell announced the Head-pin tournament would begin Monday night at 5 o clock and run again Wednesday at the same time. Fifty one entries were received with 60 to 70 expected. more entrants push the event to the following Monday. Four games will be bowled on tight alleys with a $2 entry fee per game and a $25 guaranteed prize pot plus a $10 second and $5 third prize. As entries grow the prize fund will rise accordingly. International League results show Montresi 13, Jersey City 6. Buffalo 8, Springfield 4. Only games played.
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Jim Reukner
Focal Ball
Raymond
Cumberland Dam
Bedford County
Maryland
Johnny Moss
Jamestown Falcons
Meadville High School
Universal-International Studio
Ielf
Sir Bonaventure College
John Carroll
Cleveland
Bonnie's Stadium
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
St. Touts
Browns
Corry High School
Lou Hanna
Ani Pills
State College
Penn State
Duquesne
Pete Russell
Ban Aire
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Westlake
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Robinson
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St. Nicholas
Johnny Saxter
Joe Miceli
Keystone VanCise
Kellogg
Seabrook Farms
Resistal ‘Orming
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Jersey City
Bufisio
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