Wilhelm tops NL pitching charts in 1951 season feats
Hoyt Wilhelm leads the National League in earned run average and wins, capturing his 11th career season dual crowns. Robby Roberts posted a league high in wins with 28, while Curt Simmons and Ken Ruffenstine tied for most starts. Warren Spahn led in strikeouts. Johnny O’Brien pursues a 3,000 point college career.
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Wilhelm
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Boston
Wielm
Robbi Roberts
Philadelphia
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Roberts
Curt Simuvand
Ken Ruffensbeiner
Cincinnati
Murry Dickson
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
Mountain bowling leads with 630 series and 209 234 206
Local bowling club results show Mountain posting a 630 series and games of 209 234 206 to set the pace. Others include G Munn 226 Jimi Papad 233 Walt Loveland 227 Rhe Borgan 200 Vander Schatt 208 Joe Baressi 200 200 Ken Maton 320 Robert Morton 204 Ford Stewart 212 Clint McLean 203 Joe Mineo 200 Harvey 213 Lichis 214 Loomis 206 Vink 295 Minsdale 208 Reed 206 Malek 211 Patterson 206.
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Chuck Harden
Jimi Papal
Walt Loveland
Rhe~ Borgan
Vander Schatt
Joe Baressi
Ken Maton
Robert Morton
Ford Stewart
Clint McLean
Joe Mineo
Harvey
Wf. Lichis
Fl. Loomis
Gra- Vink
Mf. Minsdale
Bun! Reed
Stanley Malek
Bob Patterson
LaSalle Remains Top Ranking In National Poll
undefeated LaSalle of Philadelphia holds No 1 in the AP college basketball poll. The Explorers travel to Madison Square Garden to begin the eight team Holiday Tournament against DePaul in a quarterfinal. The top 10 includes Illinois Seton Hall Holy Cross Kansas State North Carolina State Washington Louisiana State Oklahoma A&M Western Kentucky.
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Mack Observes 90th Birthday in Philadelphia
Connie Mack celebrated his 90th birthday and offered outlooks for 1953. He predicted the Athletics would be strong in the American League and noted Bobby Shantz and Harry Byrd as top pitchers. He also refuted a long-held birthday date and cited a birth record discrepancy.
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Associated Press
Ft, Myers
Mla
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
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Harry Byrd
Byrd
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James McGillicuddy
West Spencer
Mass
Cornelis McCinicuddy
Gonnie
Corry Rod and Gun Club Meeting Tonight
The Corry Rod and Gun Club holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at 7 p.m. Attendance is described as expected. The deer pool contest winners will be announced with prizes: 1 buck with most points, 40 percent. 2 heaviest buck, 30 percent. 2 heaviest does, 20 percent.
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Barbers Take Lead in Clymer League With Clean Sweep
Barbers Shop moved to first place after blanking Clymer Drug Store while Slymer Bag fell in two by total pinfall to Clymer Bank. Results include team standings and match scores across bowling and college basketball, with NBA and other college games listed.
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Clymer Bag
Rod Pamertns
American Lemion
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Thompson Farms
Art's Barbee Shop
Clymer Bay
GLY
American Legion
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Enatehine
Purity
Moose Raven
Bowling leads maintained as Niederriters sweep four games
The Niederriter team extended its commanding grip in the Men's A League by sweeping Meerdink's. Fireside blanked Bowl Aire as Niederriter's and Blue Bonnet posted high scores in a series of match results. In the Men's B League Bickle Electric and Al's Clothes Shop won to keep pace with the leaders.
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Meerdink
Fireside
Lesh Niederriter
Blue Bonnet
A Michaelson
Cale
Tonnell
Meerdstink
Michaelson
Corry
Trusnell
Bickle Electric
Twofame
VFW
Tagm Electric
Al's Clothes Shop
Morel Dairy
VEW
Stahl's Jewelers
Tagm Electric and Model Dairy
Merritt
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Martin's Garage
Hickie Hletric
Model Dairy
Meritt Appliance
City Cage League Opens With Eight Teams In Season Opener
The City Basketball League kicks off with four games this evening led by Aces versus Aero Supply at 6:30. Remaining matchups run 7 36, 8 20, and 9 30. Playoffs begin March 18 with top seeds facing thirds and seconds against fourths.
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Aero Supply
Dov
Acro
Con
Nie's
Unknowns
Tagm-Wolverines
Aces-Conmie's
Rockets
Wolver
Ines
TAGM
Aero-Connie's
Aves-Keystones
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Connie's
Aces-Rockets
Keystones- Wolverines
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Apes- Tagm
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Aves-Uniknowns
Duquesne and Wayne Meet in Tourney Finals
Duquesne and Wayne, undefeated and among the nation's top teams, clash in the Motor City Classic championship. Wayne crushed Marys Cal 72 53, while Duquesne overcame Detroit in the late stretch 71 84 to reach the final.
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Wayne
Associated Press
Detroit
Gil Turner Defeats Joe Miceli in One-Sided Victory
Gil Turner dominated Joe Miceli in a welterweight bout last night, delivering heavy blows and earning a decisive win. The 22-year-old Philadelphia fighter, then weighing around 144 pounds, showed improved conditioning and expressed interest in facing Bobby Dykes next, aiming for a title run and a rematch with Gavilan in the future.
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Gl Turner
Joe Micel
Turner
Miceli
Philadelpha Negra
Troy Kid Gayl
Municipal Ste Sum
Une Wym
Stromys
Hull
Step
Nair
Bobby Dykes
Slim Miami
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Bisa
Turner Camp
Gavan
Gil'y Band Why
Gg She Limi
Hershey Dominates Hockey Loop Scoring
Hershey Beiss leads American Hockey League scoring as Lenewe tops the chart with 21 points. George Sutfvai sets the pace in goaltending with a 2.21 GAA and fifth shutout, while Johnny Hower and others pile up assists and goals in a busy week. Fights spill into Chicago and Brooklyn as Niklan Levring and others clash in various towns.
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New York
Hershey Beiss
Lenewe
Ann Iway
Barons
Sayle Fielder
St. Louis
St. Johnny Hower
Cleveland
Marke
Bower
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