Pro Football Slate Lights Up Weekend Action
Seven pro games set for tomorrow with two All-America Conference matchups and five National League affairs. Bills visit Browns while Yankees invade 49ers as home teams opened as 14-point favorites. Rams Bears and other clashes push toward playoff and division crowns amid coaching changes and player moves.
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Fights Last Night Worldwide Boxing Card Faced Limited Details
New York bout saw Roland Lastarsa age 187 outpoint Cecar Brion 193 from Cordoba Argentina. Detroit card had Bobby Dawson 148 stop Ted Bussey 147 in nine. West Palm Beach event listed Son by Cuciano 141 with Paterson W. J and Quintero 142 from New Orleans, details incomplete.
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Roland Lastarsa
Cecar Brion
Cordoba
Argentina
Detroit
Bobby Dawson
Ted Bussey
West Palm Beach
Yankees Seek First Line Twirler For 1950 Season
New York Yankees, hoping to repeat as world champions, seek a real starting pitcher. General Manager George Weiss indicated Rae Scarborough is a likely target, though most AL teams want a top arm. Talks with AL clubs continue ahead of minor league meetings, with decisions expected at Baltimore or later. Weiss cautioned the club will not stand pat and plans continued farm-system development.
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Associated Press
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George Wells
Rae Scarborough
Washington Senators
Yanks
Weiss
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Baltimore
Fve
Domestic Sewing Regains Top Spot In Ladies B League
Domestic Sewing regained sole first in the Ladies B Bowling League by sweeping Heiman's while Tonp's dropped two games at Rossbacher's Insurance. Helen Shoppe won an odd game from Bliss Cleaners. Franz Furniture split with Leeds. Standings show Domestic Sewing 16-6, Heiman's 17-28, Rossbacher's 22-17, Franz Furniture 23-15, Bliss Cleaners 15-25. Individual scores highlight Marjorie Paulson 123 189 170 for leaders and Ruth Rossbacher's 610 571 618 in the set. Conference actions include a move to abolish platoon systems in NCAA play and election of Charles W. Heavens as president of Western Maryland.
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College Basketball Scores From The Era
A compact roundup lists college games with results such as Marietta 114 over Rio Grande 66 and Utah 65 defeating Southern Cal 44. The note also mentions personnel changes with the mention of Dr Leroy Mercer named vice president and Pennsylvania re elected secretary treasurer.
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Pennsylvania
Pirates plan youth movement for 1950 season
Pittsburgh manager Billy Meyer declares the Pirates will feature the youngest club in the National League next year. He pins hopes on a position battle at first and third bases and on returning pitcher Bob Chesties with Mel Queen also in the mix. Meyer promises a tougher, more spirited team than 1949.
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Tim Goine
Mel Queen
Trdianopolis
American Association
Sean
Scholastic Scores From Regional Matches
Bradford beat Erie Tech 65 to 29 and Sheffield led Mt Jowett 49 to 23. Warren defeated Youngsville 46 to 18, Meadville 36 over Greenville 24, Albion 33 to Edinboro 26, Ashtabula 32 to Erie East 24, and Lawrence Park 9 against Waterford 12.
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Waterford
Notre Dame Faces Beaten SMU In Cotton Bowl Clash
Notre Dame, the top football team, meets battered Southern Methodist in the Cotton Bowl seeking the best record in Fighting Irish history. SMU, missing star Doak Walker and several other key players, hopes to keep the score respectable as Notre Dame aims for four straight years unbeaten.
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Beavers award 17 letters to Cory Heh squad
Atlantic City reports Coach Lou Hapma naming 17 Cory Heh School players who earned letters, including 12 seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore. Names listed cover linemen and backs as the team prepares for a rebuilding year after nine wins this season. DaGrosa denies any link to a proposed state athletic board appointment.
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Hanna
Lou Hapma
Cory Heh
Lloyd Lundy
Leon Cole
Ronnie Wilidahl
Robert
Colemen
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Lyle Shxtinan
Willian Repbel
Arthur Pitts
Jack Grivford
Roger Ottaway
Francia Stack
William Coleman
Rex Spaulding
William Chisleusie
Pat Miller
Roger “Andrus
Henna
Beavers
SMU Rivalry Highlight Between Kentucky and Notre Dame
Notre Dame has won five championships and led since 1945. The piece notes SMU matchups with Kentucky and cites a flu season and a sex injury as backdrop while praising Notre Dame's status in college football.
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