Boston Red Sox dominate batting titles in 1951 season
Baseball notes highlight Bill Goodman of Boston leading the Junior circuit with 354 average and 153 hits, Dom DiMaggio pacing runs scored with 191, and Bobby Doerr plus Ted Williams sharing RBIs at 159. Cleveland and Detroit players claim other major honors as NFL playoff races unfold with Bears Giants Browns in contention.
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Boston
Red Sox
Jihe
Billy Goodma
Goodman
Bosox
New York Yankees
Delpolé Tigers
Fenway Park
Ted Willams
Vern Steple Lished
Bill Steers
Pac Wall Repo Wea
Dom DiMaggio
Dropp
DiMaggio
Dom
Detroit
George Kell
Tigers
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Summary of college basketball results listing Boston College over Rhode Island in two overtimes, Bucknell defeating Fordham, New York AG defeating Gage, John Carroll beating Buffalo, Oklahoma A&M, Illinois, Wisconsin, Chicago Loyola, and Oregon State with mixed outcomes. Note text contains jumbled data and likely OCR errors from 1947 era markets coverage.
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Boston College
Rhode Island
Buffalo
Grove City
Princeton
Bucknell
Fordham
New Yorke AG
Gage
John Carroll
Oklahoma
A&m
Arkinsas
Tillnois
Oregon
State
Chicago
Loyola
Wiscertain
Dragons Rally In Third Heat Triumph 36 28
Corry High Team falls 85 28 after third period surge by Warren Deag Beavers led by Chuck Blehynski and Joe Berardi outscores Corry 9 0 in final period while Berardi nets 13 for Warren and Blehynski 20 points in the game Beavers press to limit Corry under the boards in a drab finish at Beatty Junior High.
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Ony
Rodly
Corry Higheagers
Beatty Junior High
Joe Massy
Ream
Joe Berardi
Warren
Beavers
Chuck Blehynski
Fred Schwab
Massitmendi
Corry
Doug Spauldinga
Berardi
Spaulding
Hannan
Vf Davis
Apoo
McLean
Elchynski
Bosden
Goleman Tis
Andrus
Tae
Adel Fagren
Bod
Shattuck
Hampson
Gordon
Foley
SD Siggorth
Grasch
Stevenson
Pearson
Hrumfgin
Wattsburg
Blue Jays
Davis
Brumagin
Ted Bichynski
Fravik Lloyd
Aya
Elehynslel
Costes
Douglas
Mekota
Halfast
Rosengren
Blynt
Gates
Hixson
Vi Davis
Evenson
Mooty
Klick
Richardson
Milawarth
A. O Downson
Fe Bowen
Weetaa
Wattsburg & da
Stunkey
Figarski
Middlecoff and Oliver Favored for Miami Four Ball Tourney
Defending champion Gary Middlecoff and Ed Oliver headed the field as favorites in the $10,000 Miami International four ball. They faced Dave Douglas and Jim Turtesa in the semi finals after a strong run yesterday.
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Essauminence
Miami
Fla
Gary Middlecoff
Porky) Oliver
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Jim ‘Turtesa
Briarcliff
Bill Nary
Chino
Calif
Joe Kirkwood
Daytons Beach
Tony Penna
Cincinnay
Ohio
Bob Toski
Northhampton
Mass
Pete Cooper
Ponte Vettra
Glaude Harmon
Palm Beach
Toski-Penna
Tay
Tay~ Jored Ed Furgol
Royal Oak
Mich
Marty Furgol
North Hollywood
Bowling league standings and results from last night
The Smith Beauty Studio team led the Ladies B League until a five game deficit by Nip set In five games, as Herman Jewelers rose to second. Briggs Store and Raymond Jewelers each posted two game wins. Bowl-Aire and Kastherine's produced mixed results with scores listed alongside final tallies. In the VFW Men's C League Curry Diner extended its lead by sweeping Pauko's Grocery while Van Cise Keystone managed a two game victory over Bachofner's. Final medics show Corry Diner posting 631 687 689 and Packo's 594 698 658, Van Cise Keystone 716 661 718, Bachofner's Soft Drinks 648 718 680.
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Smith Beauty Studio
Herman Jewelers
Briggs’ Store
Raymond Jewelers
Blandings
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Helman Jewelers
Bowl-Aire
Kastherine’s
Raymond Jewelry
Helman's
Smith’ Beauty Studio
Hathorne’s
Curry Dinot
Bames
VFW
Pauko's
van Cise Keystone
Bachofner
VEW
Corry Diner
Packo
Corry Dinor
Murphy Seeks Title Shot at Maxim in Madison Square Garden
Irish fighter Bobby Murphy, 28, from San Diego, blasts for a title bout with light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim. After an 11th straight knockout, Murphy’s star rose at Madison Square Garden drawing 66,67 fans and 320,743 gross, with a 49th KO in 55 pro fights. The crowd and radio audience would back a Maxim-Murphy clash.
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Maxim New York
Der
Bobby Murphy
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Joey
Hunry
San Diego
Maxim
Madison Square Garden
Jimmy Beau
Bobby
Beaver Club Plans At Sunday Meeting In Corry Room
Reorganization of the Beaver Club is set for a Sunday session at 2 30 in the Corry Room of the Hotel Corry. A nominating committee will select officers candidates and a year ahead activities program will be discussed. A banquet for Corry High School football team is planned and Melvin S Cobbett will chair. A Corny Titusville game recording will close the session. Scholastic scores follow with Warren 36 Cory 28 Conneaut Lake 47 Spartansburg 30 Mercer 44 Erie Vincent 82 Erie Tech 59 Meadville 55 Ashtabula 50 Erie East 20 Union City 45 Edinboro 28 Kane 2 Shenango Valley 43 Clearfield 61 Ridgway 41 Oil City 37 Grove City 30 Craberry 39 Franklin 37 Farrell 38 Warren O 25 Sharon 57 Waynesburg 24
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Grove City
Craberry
Franklin
Farrell
Warren
Sharon
Waynesburg
Meyer Retained as Manager of Pittsburgh Club
Associated Press reports Branch Rickey announced Bill Meyer will remain Pirates manager, asserting baseball must continue despite mobilization. Rickey rejected a government ban and cited World War II resilience, backing Meyer's $20,000 contract and noting past missteps without condemning Meyer. Meyer, calling Rickey a sound baseball man, praised the decision and reflected on the team’s difficult balancing act between development and winning.
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Associated Press
Petersburg
Min
Branch Hickey
Bill Meyer
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Rickey
Meyer
TE Meyer
Knoxville
Georgia Texas A&M Clash In Presidential Cup Bowl
Two run heavy teams meet in the Presidential Cup game. Texas A&M relies on a strong rushing attack led by Fullback Bob Smith, while Georgia emphasizes ground gains and a solid passing game. Both teams enter with six wins and several losses or ties, setting up a contrast in offensive approach.
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Wee
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Bulldogs
Blue Jays Bow At Wattsburg
The Junior High doibblers lost to Wattsburg 90 18 last evening. Wattsburg opened strong with a 4 5 lead in the opening quarter before Wattsburg’s defense surged.
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Blue Jays
Wattsburg
Junior High Five
Vic Crage
Northwest Sportsmen Highlights Midwinter Meet in Mercer
The Northwest Division of the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs holds a midwinter meeting in Mercer on December 17. Delegations from eight counties plus outsiders attend. Speakers include Thomas D. Frye of the Pennsylvania Game Commission and S. Dale Furst, federation president. A supper, buckwheats and entertainment follow, with a big Christmas tree, trophies, and presents for advance registrants.
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Beth 1
Myars
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsen
Glhibs
Mercer
Merce
Thomas D. Frye
Pennsylvania Game Commission
S. Dale Furst
Williamsport
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Santa Claus
Evening of Outdoor Sports Draws Bucks Supper Crowd
The public is invited to a day and evening of quating and fishing events. Buckwheat supper draws large attendance and local sportsman clubs organize through officials to manage the division meeting and standout speakers. Plans aim to handle as many outdoor enthusiasts as possible.
Temple Beats Textile Textile 86 to 70 in Philadelphia
Temple defeats Textile Textile 86 to 70 in Philadelphia to hand LaSalle a loss while Indiana Pa. upsets Gannon 77 to 54 and Titin a7 is listed in scoreline confusion.
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LaSalle
Bnlpinore Ley
Indiana
Gannon
Titin
Warren beats High Reserves 28 to 19 in district game
Warren swept basketball action by defeating the High Reserves 28 to 19. The Dragott reserves led 14-13 at halftime and extended the margin to 22-13 before the final stretch. Pastrisk scored TDs for Warren while Eddie Hatch sparked the High Reserves with eight points.
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Warren
Baste
Lung
Fights Last Night Highlight West Palm Beach Bout
In West Palm Beach Florida Riley Downing 149 from Lakewood defeated Angel Ghaven 144 of San Paulo California in a notable boxing encounter last night. Details on rounds and judges were not provided.
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Fla
Riley Downing
Lakewood
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