Night ball comes to stay in 1948 AL schedule
The 1948 American League schedule features 194 night games across eight teams led by the St. Louis Browns with 40 and the Washington Senators with 38. Opening on April 19 and ending October 3, the season marks a late start in college football. Cleveland Indians expect to contend, opening April 20 vs the Browns, with home weekend games and a July 4 doubleheader. All-Star game at Sportsman's Park, St Louis, on July 13.
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Erie Tech Five Rout Beavers 40 to 21 on Y Court
Erie Tech defeated Conny High 40-21 on the Y court at the county seat, widening their lead to 4-2 while Beavers drop to 1-5. Phil Zutaleff and Jim Ruggieria led Tech with 11 points each as Corry added 21. Beavers hit only eight field goals and 5 of 23 from the line.
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Wayside Market Wins Two From Al's Clothes Shop
Wayside Market defeated Al's Clothes Shop in an Elks' League match last evening. Scorers included Koestner with 156 167 and 7d for Wayside and Ott Jr. with 202 157 and 154 for Al's. Scholastic scores list Erie Tech over Corry 49 21 and Warren over Bradford 42 30, among others.
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Meerdink's Lead Slashed in Ladies A League Sweep
Meerdink's led the Ladies A League with 24 wins, 12 losses. Chapin's Sluggers slimmed the top spot with several strong games as Rosa Banker paced the Sluggers with 264, 187, 197 while The Mabel Shoppe and Wing-Willi posted solid scores. The Raymond's team dominated, and Way Way Market showed steady marks as each squad chased standings and individual high series.
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Thelma Paulson
Fernt Aymong
Mary Orn
Contests planned to rename Rockets in Philadelphia era
Chicago manager Smilin Ed McKeever plans a Fresh start for the Chi ngo Rockets aiming to recruit Notre Dame stars. potential nickname The Shillelaghs reflects Irish ties while signed players include Bertelli Evans Livingstone Yuryan Dove Zoleman and Czarobsti. Phillies owner Carpenter and Chapman discuss Curt Simmons and minor leaguers as possible Rocket boosts.
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Utica
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Wilkes-Barre
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Rainy weather halts fifth Winter Olympic events in St Moritz
A springlike rain disrupted the fifth Winter Olympics schedule in St Moritz. Men’s and women’s figure skating, hockey matches, and Cresta skeleton heats were postponed or moved. Officials consider indoor rink options as delays ripple through the day. Dick Burton of Englewood leads after compulsory figures amid weather woes.
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Women Bowlers Plan City Tournament for February
The Women's City Bowling Association met Monday evening to set plans for a city tournament. President Angeline Baiessi led the session and the competition is scheduled for the last two weeks of February at Bowl-Aire Alleys. Singles doubles and team events will be listed on a schedule prepared by secretary Laurie Baker.
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Westfield High Romps To 65 27 Win Over Irish
Westfield High overwhelmed St Edwards Shamrocks 65 to 27 as Musso led with 17 points, Oster and Guida added 13 each, Jansen paced the Irish with 11. Westfield sprinted to a 23 8 first period lead, extended it to 55 17 by the third, and held a dominant edge throughout the game.
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Fights Last Night In New York Area
In New York Billy Beltram of 133th Street defeated Joey Casio of 128th Street in a rapid bout. White Plains and Trenton results show Gene Boland of Scranton defeating Frankie Curding while Johnny Mis in Trenton posted a win.
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