Wynn Tops ERA Leaders In 1950 Pitching Outlook
1950 season saw only two 20 game winners in the American League with Early Wynn of Cleveland leading ERA at 2.20 over 18–8. Ned Garver 13–18 and Bob Feller 3.43 also noted. Lemon and Raschi among leaders, home run totals by Byrne and Kellner’s 157 runs allowed. Cleveland tops team ERA at 4.95. league edges see pennant outcomes impacted by rain postponements. ODDS And ENDS discuss January speakers and college basketball scores.
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Cleveland
Early Wynn
Ned Garver
St. Louis
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Tribe
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Wildest
New York
Tomasy Byrne
Alex Kellner
Philadelphia Athletics
Heaton
Delroir
Art Houtseman
Lemon
Keltner
Detroit
New York Yankers
Baseball Commissioner Job Sought After Chandler Ousted
In St Petersburg on December 12 Associated Press reports that Albert Chandler faced abrupt dismissal as baseball commissioner. Chandler resigned then reconsidered, planning to serve out his five year term ending May 1, 1952. Owners weigh a new selection while pro Chandler faction argues for renewal. A trial ballot showed mixed support and a fresh vote was possible as leagues meet. Also boxing results list Arthur King defeating Bobby Lloyd in Toronto.
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Associated Press
St, Petersburg
Fla
Failud
Albert
Chandler
snti-Chandler Group
Chand
Fred M. Saigh
St. Louis Cardinals
Aldiners
Job
Bowling Standings and Results Across Multiple Leagues
The Blue Bonnet Keglers widened their lead in the Men’s A League at Bon-Aire by defeating the Vets, while Cobbett’s Real Estate was shut out by Rossbacher’s Insurance, dropping Cobbett’s to third as Al’s Clothes Shop and Tunnell’s climbed. In the Men’s B League the Hickle Electric team’s lead narrowed after a loss to Mode Dairy. Hammond Elevator swept Davis Insurance. Wisdom extended its Monse League advantage to six games by beating Aid, with Moosehaven and Mooseheart posting sweeps. In the Clymer Handicap League Jim’s Keystone increased the lead to three games by beating Clymer Bank, Ed’s Esso and the American Legion moved into a three-way race for second. The Elks Bowling League saw Christensen Motors win three points from Fair Store as Corry Hudson blanked Superior Cleaners, keeping standings fluid.
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Blue Bonnet Keglers
Bon-Aire
Cobbett
Rossbacher
Blue Bonnalt
Bunnen
Borstorff
Fiteh
Blue Bonnet
Vets
Rossbacher's Insurance Service
Cobbett's Real Estate
Al's Clothes Shop
European Hotel
Tunnell’s
Borstorff and Fitch
Hickle Elestric
VIFW
Mode
Dairy
Hammond Elevator
Davis Insurance
VFW
Hickle Electric
Christensen Motors
Tagm Electric
Model Dairy J
Reznelle
Brahl's Oo.s
Hickle’ Electric
Model Dairy
Rezzelle's
Stanl’s Jewelry
Wisdom
Avalon Center
Janes
Moosehaven
Mooseheart
Aldione
Mongehaven
UB U0tYeen
Aid
Progress
Mouseheart
Purity
Dim
Keystone Maple Maulers
Clymer Bark
Essoy
American Legion
Elks Bowling League
Fair Store
Corry Hudson
Superior Cleaners
Elks
Gerry Husan
Citizen’s Bank
Thomas Motors
Hammond Elevators
Citizens Bank
200 Gluh Bowling Scores Highlight Local League
Joe Hajec led a squad of 15 at VFW Jones with a 235 game to pace the group into the 200 Gluh. Others hitting double figures include Richard Hurl e 214 and 203, Charles Shiss 229, Gordon White 218, Art Manuel 204, Jerry Mansell 203, Clarence Mixey 203, plus several 202s and 201. Joey Maxim of San Francisco and Dave Whitlock of Cleveland also figured among notable scores.
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Joe Hajec
VFW Jones
Gluh
Richard Hurle
Charles Shiss
Gordon White
Bob Owens, Jr
Laurse Baker
Art Manuel
G. Christensen
Jerry Mansell
Clarence Mixey
Cili Meyerink
Phil Sample
Paul French
Melvin Cobbett
Tom Orage
High Dribblers Clash With Titusville Tonight
Corry Higheagers travel to Titusville for a Friday night varsity showdown after a defeat at Wartley. Jay the Rockets visit with a balanced attack expected from Beavers on their home court. Veterans Dibble and Gustafson anchor the Rockets, while Hoph? McLeny and Elchynaki hold the backcourt for Corry in a long standing rivalry game.
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Corry Higheagers
Wartely
Titusville
Thhgir
Jaye
Beavers
Jay the
Rockets
Corty
Brown and Gold
Orange and Black
Warren
Chuck Bichynski
Doug Spaulding
Corry
Freq Schwab
Jim Honton
Spaulding
Guy Davis
Gustafson
Dilion
Harrison
Buser
Corry High to Outfit White Football Jerseys
Athletic Director Lou Hanna announced that Corry High will wear white jerseys next fall. The athletic council approved 39 game jerseys and placed the order to arrive before the season. A later meeting approved purchase of shoes and shoulder pads with more orders planned to beat rising costs. Other routine business was discussed.
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Lou Hanna
Corry High
Counsell Ke
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Foldberg
Army
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Gain
Kentucky
Weatherall
Okahoma
McFadin
Texas
Richter
California
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Notre Dame
Den
Duquesne
Syracuse
Westminster
Pepperdine
Potomine State
Salem
W. Va
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio State
Fenn State
American UW
Bt. Marys
Santa Clare
Phillips Ollers
Tdaho Ag
Galltarnis
Nebrasks
Sports World Ageg
Saigh
Man
Toronto
Arthur King
Bobby Lloyd
Wilkes-Barre
Clearfield
Clearfield, Pa
Paul
Clymér
Jim's Keystone
Clymer Banit
Esso
Clymer Drug
Qiyuan
Clymer
Art
Dim’s Keystone
Clymer Bank
Clyme
San Francisco
Joey Maxim
Dave
Whitlock
Page & Nichols
E. Main St
Campbell's
Mennen
Wrisley Pine
Sea Forth
Plenty
Widmann & Teah's
B. O
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Widmann & Teah
Wood
Inc
Center ST. Corry PA
Bears
Ted ‘Ou
Chick XC
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Powell Motor CO
North Center Street
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