Indians Boss Al Lopez Promises Thorough Camp Review
Al Lopez of the Indians says he will examine every spring camp player, from stars like Bob Lemon and Al Rosen to rookies. Prospects Herb Score Rocky Colavito Hank Folles Joe Altobelli could win spots, with Score a top pitching hope and Colavito Folles likely to stay as key depth for the mound and lineup.
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al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
Bob Lemon
al Rosen
Lopez
Indians
Indianapolis
American Association
Herb Score
Rocky Colavito
Hank Folles
Joe Altobelli
Balace
Colavito
Folles
Tribe
Hogan
Pirates Announce Spring Training Roster As Camp Opens
The Pennsylvania Game Commission names Edward R. Richards as forest township protector in Tionesta Green Kingsley Hickory and Harmony. George Blackburn, linked with multiple teams, rises to head coach prospects and Pirates begin spring camp in Fort Myers Florida with 28 players set to train under Branch Rickey.
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George Blackburn
Sid Gilluuin
University of Cincinati
Lou Horn
Loe
Corry
Blackburth
West Point
Eyra Bll
Pennsylvia Game Commission
Edward R. Richards
Forest County
Tionesta
Green
Kingsley
Hickory
Harmony
Richards
Cleveland Indians
Ralph Kiner
al Smith
Slippery Rock Surges Past Indies In College Basketball Night
Slippery Rock defeated Indies 91 65 as Grove City beat Californa 65 60 and St Vincent PA topped Steubenville 75 60. Davis led Texas A and others in a list of college results including Missouri 4 Iowa State 67 and Kansas State 71 Oklahoma 60. In boxing highlights C Morgan stopped Fritz in Rouen and Darrell Lang beat a German foe in Jo. Local scholastic scores show Sharon 62 Ambridge 52 and Southwestern 45 akupo ti 43.
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Camegit Tekhi
Grove City
Californa
Pai Bo
St Vincent
Steubenville
Gannon
N. C
State OF
Virginia
Dayton
Western Kentucky
Houston
Murray Uy
Phillips Oilers
Wake Forest
Missouri
Iowa State
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Wichita
Detroit
Baylor
Northexas
Scholastic Scorls Sharon
Ambridge
the Knot
Millcreek
Bradford
Southwestern
Akupo Ti
St. Marya
Beavers Lose Opener On New Corry Floor 55-50
Titusville used a late 5 point run to break a 50-50 deadlock and defeat Corry 55-50 in the Section II league opener at the new Corry Area High School. Johnson led Corry with 22 points, Wolfe added 17, while Titusville’s Cole sparked the late surge. Corry shot 40 percent to Titusville’s 23 percent.
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Johnson
Wolfe
Corry Area High School
Beavers
Titusville
Orange and Black
Vic Cragg
Rockets
Bus Shaner
Corry
Craggmen
Brown
Dim Cole
Tom
Walt Wolfe Eaine
George Johnson
Cole
Wolsen
Doubledecker
Meadville
Franklin
Oil City
Warren
Beaver
Titusville Yannigans
BU Mitchell
Bill Turner
Bodumer
Little Rockets
Voisin
Linon
Wig
Robinson
Thompson
Findley
Dietsch
Burkhart
Tomer
Miller, & Weidner
Joy
Paternit
Government action against IBC gains support from officials
Philadelphia context notes Pennsylvania Athletic Commission head Frank Wiener says the government is on the right foot pursuing an antitrust case against the International Boxing Club. He calls the IBC a monopoly and urges interstate boxing commissions to ally with governors to curb TV and the boxing body. Wiener also says he wrote to Governor Leader seeking broader inquiry into Pennsylvania boxing.
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Philadelphia
Frank Wiener
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
International Boxing Club
IBC
Wiener
TBC
Supreme Court
George M. Leader
Pennsylvania
Attorney General
Pennsylvania Boxing
Corry Junior Highers Edge Jamestown In Tight Jam
Corry Junior High lost 85 to 63 at Jamestown in a game marked by eight minute quarters and a late Jefferson onslaught. Tony Scarpino and Ted Francisco led scoring for the visitors in a spirited duel as Jamestown pulled away with 24 points in the closing period.
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Scarpino
Francisco
Corry Junior High
Jamestown
Jefferson Junior High
Blue Jays
John Kissman
Corry
Jefferson Lads
Tony Scarpino
Ted Francisco
Jameztown
Tidioute
Pry Francisco
T. Williams
Craker
Nichols
L. Willams
Austin Pitty
Marty 000
Mriscart
Cirlson
O Giltinan
Johnson
Butler
Jaxosziisket
John Averni
Samestown
Jones
Holy Cross Five Posts 12th Win in 14 Contests
Holy Cross, ranked 14th by the AP, extended its streak to six straight wins after beating St Francis of Brooklyn 82-56. Tommy Heinsohn led the surge with 20 points off the bench as the Crusaders weathered midterm gaps and missing stars Togo Palazzi and Ronnie Perry.
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Holy Cross
Crusaders
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Dayton
North Carolina
Togo Palazzi
Ronniie Perry
Tommy Heinsohn King
Neady
Associated Press
Mary Cross
Hoinsoli
North Carolina State
Missouri
Vic Molodet
N.C. State
Virginia
Big Bill Unn
Western Kentucky
Town State
Many Young Golf Stars Turning Pro
New York report notes a "gold rush" among top amateurs turning professional alarm in golf's higher circles. Four of the last five amateur champions Arzetta Maxwell Little Palmer alongside other leading amateurs left the amateur ranks for money and careers.
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Associated Press
New York
Isaac B. Grainger
U.S. Golf Association
Sam Arzetta
Billy Maxwell
Gene Little
Arnold Palmer
Frank Stranahen
al Menfert
Bud Holscher
Don Finsterwald
Tom Nieporte
Wesley All
Grainger
Baugh Named Coach at Hardin-Simmons
Samuel Agran Baugh, the Slingin Sammy of football, signed a five year contract to coach Hardin-Simmons University. He succeeds Mustay Evans who resigned citing pressure from the athletic committee. Baugh said he would stay on as an associate to help out.
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Abilene
Vex
Samuel Agran Baugh
Sammy
Sweet~ Water
Sking
Hardin- Simmons University
Cowboys
Mustay Evans
Baugh
Pro Football Moguls Convene Friendly Meeting In Philadelphia
Toronto Argonauts executives met with NFL Commissioner Bert Bell in Philadelphia for a cordial discussion on player salding. The Big Four sought peace with the NFL and to curb raiding, while Bell urged Canada to unite and sort their own house before pursuing joint action.
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Philadelphia
Toronto Argonauts
Bert Bell
National Football League
Salding
Big Four
To- Font
NFL
Canada
United
Belt
Scholastic Scores From Local Matchups
Titusville 55, Corry 50. Oil City 6? Warren 50. Meadville 82, Franklin 35. Farrell 55, New Castle 50.
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Oil City
Titusville
Franklin
Warren
Seog
Corry
Farrell
New Castle
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Buster) Shenry
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