Trade Winds Blow In Major League Trading Activity
At the Miami baseball meeting and coming week in New York, major league moguls prep a frenetic trade season. Boston Red Sox acquire Vern Stephens and Jack Kramer. Yankees land Walter Masterson. Tigers seek a shortstop and second baseman. Cleveland chases outfielder Stat Spence. NL rumors link Braves to a pitcher swap, Giants with Reds for Johnny Vander Meer, and Pirates nearing a deal with the Dodgers.
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Brooklyn Fight Night Ends in Narrow Outpoint Victory
Brooklyn fighter Juuve Wtarca edged Ruby Kessir of Brooklyn by decision at Broadway Arena last night. Wtarca improved to 8 rounds while Kessir slipped to 106 total bout points in a competitive junior welterweight showcase.
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Rockets Rally To Trip Beavers In Close Game
Titusville edges Corry High 28 26 in a defensive duel before about 300 fans at the Junior High. Ken Davidson and Art Bo powered the late drive for Titusville, while Sonny Morgan and Chuck Geertson led Corry’s efforts. Beavers led 19-18 late in the third, but Titusville pulled ahead in the final period and held on as Corry faltered offensively.
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Midwest All-America backfield tops AP selections
The Midwest lands three of four backfield spots on the AP All-America football team as Notre Dame and Michigan lead with undefeated records. Notable picks include quarterback Tohany Lajael, halfback Bob Chappuis of Michigan, guard Bill Fischer of Notre Dame, tackle Richard Hurriir of Texas, and tackle Bob Davis of Georgia. The selection follows a nationwide survey by 350 sports writers.
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1947 All America Team Shaped by Regional Backfield Stars
Ray Evans leads a Midwestern first team backfield with senior backs and a lone sophomore Dent Walker from Southern Methodist. The forward wall includes Charles Berinaris of Pennsylvania Bill Swischt of Columbia and guard Steve Shey of Penn State. Far West Midwest South and South supply the remaining spots with Paul Gleary of Southern California and tackle Harris of Texas among notable selections. Lujack of Notre Dame stands out as the most unusual player, ending his Navy service and returning to football after a long career in the South Belt era.
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Corry High Reserves Triumph Over Titusville 28-21
Corry High Reserve Beavers defeated Titusville 28 to 21 in junior high prelims. The Orange and Black took a five point lead in the first period, extended to 18-8 by halftime, then coasted in the second half as Jack Crawford Dimick and Roger Ottaway led with a combined 12 points.
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Trenton boxer earns TKO in Philadelphia bout
Bobby Man from Trenton wins by knockout over Tinie Petrone of Philadelphia at 148 pounds in a Sunnyside Garden card. Also listed are a 135 pound bout for Jimmy Warren of Brooklyn against Dina Bieta of Canton, and a final 8 count noted.
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Villanova Back Ready for Kentucky Contest
Villanova coach Olivier O’Livay and staff prep for a Kentucky showdown at the Great Lakes Bowl in Cleveland. Star guard George Pavaktko remains sidelined with a broken bone, and center Romito Cuprinttl plus backcourt threat Hadfbaek will pace the Wildcats without key contributors.
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Hunters Brace for Bucks Doe Season Amid High Prices
The Game Commission notes wide county deer populations and favorable weather, predicting hunters will spend more hours afield than last year. Anticipated nine buck hunting days and one doe day could boost harvest above the 95,000 deer taken previously, as prices rise and wildlife conditions vary across counties.
Chapin's Cling To First In Ladies A League Standings
Chapin's Sluggers lost their first season game but hold a one game lead over Wing-Will and Meerdink's. Rosa Baker led with 166 188 169 for the Sluggers while Beatrice Hulings paced Wing-Will with 194 151 145. Meerdink's totals 700 632 738 in team action as standings show.
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Lambert Trophy Awarded to Penn State Football Team
The 1947 Lambert Memorial Trophy goes to Penn State as eastern football’s top team. A national tally of 108 writers and broadcasters names Penn State first with 67 votes, Army second, then Pennsylvania, Columbia, and Rutgers. Also mentions Tangerine Bowl with Catawba College to play Huntington, and notes other historical trophy context and players.
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