Indians Holdouts Threaten Spring Signings
Cleveland general manager Hank Greenberg battles holdouts like Bob Lemon and Mike Garcia as Spring training nears. Pay cuts spark dispute for Dale Mitchell and Bob Kennedy while Lemon seeks a salary near 45,000 after back-to-back 20-win seasons. Red Sox face military draft setback with Chuck Stobbs rejected for service and others eyed for future roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Sesson
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
al Rosen
Dale Mitchell
Bob Kennedy
Indians
Mitchell
Garcia
Lemon
Peanpaign
Bob
Bob Feller
Yernon
Boston Red Sox
Chuck Stobbs
Stobbs
Richmond
Cendor
Norfolk
Gass
Wollam
Bosox
Ulass
College basketball scores from varied matchups
Oklahoma City beat Georgetown 61 43. Pittsburgh 67 over Bucknell 45. Grove City 63 over Thiel 50. Indiana Teachers 61 over Millersville feathers 54. Slippery Rock Teachers 73 over Oberlin 50. California Pa 68 over Shippensburg 67 in overtime. Kentucky 75 over Georgia Tech 42. South Carolina 46 over North Carolina 32. George Washington 66 over William and Mary 62 in overtime. Texas A and M C 48 over Texas 7. Rice 51. Arizona State College Hemple 65 over Utah State 55. Brigham Young 05 over Colorado A&M 40. Southern California 65 over Stanford 58. California 62 over UCLA 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Georgetown
Pittsburgh
Bucknell
Grove Cily
Thiel
Indiana
Millersville
Feathers
Slippery Rock
Obertun
California
Shippensburg
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
South Carolina
North Carolinge
George ‘Washington
William É Mary
Dexas
A & MC
Baylor
Texas
Rice
Arizona
Arizona State College
Hemple
Utah State
Utah
Brigham Youne
Colurarn
Southers
Stanford
UCLA
Fights Last Night In New York and Hamburg Eyes
Fragmented report lists boxing style results with mismatched names and places. Mentions Hex Layne Upwiston Utah Cesair Biles Argentina Germany Hamburg Ken Sidbilng and Hane Saluthatn with odd weights and codes, unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hex Layne
Upwiston
Utah
High Five Runs Lose Sixth Straight in Erie
Cory Higheagers fell to Millcreek 34 28 in Erie to extend their losing streak to six games. Spaulding led Corry with 10 points while Wigham added nine as Millcreek built a 28 8 halftime lead and held on despite a late Corry rally.
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Corry
Corry High
St. Bonaventure
Gannon College
Erie
Buffalo Memorial
Canislis
St. John's
Brooklyn
Ningwra
John Carroll
Cleveland
Blackwood
N. J
Joe Walcott
Hyaré Charles
Walcott
Frank [Lausche
Ohio
A. B
Chandler
Lausche
Cory Higheagers
Millcreek
Trojans
Beavers
Gellar
Erle Vincent
Bust
Orange
Budck
Los
West County Lads
Moor
Blohynski
Fred Schwab
Lyle
Doug Spaulding
Schwabmen
Davis
Seers
Mobeni Eee
Elchymuki
Coleman
Andro
Ob Ft Bogden
Jackson
Stovaci
Foie
Bod Thompson
Wipham
Ae Og Werner
Dy Te Lereal
Corry A
Millereck
Leone and
le Corghick
Three Kings Favored in Hialeah Race Today
Miami February coverage notes Three Kings a Florida track specialist unbeaten in state since 1949 slated to win the 25000 Added McKennan handicap at Hialeah. Top threat Circle 2nd with 121 pounds faces potential action if Three Rings scratches and is ridden by Hedley Woodhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey Caswerane
Miami
Fla
Three Kings
Florida
Hialeah Race Course
H. ©. Hopkins
McLennan
Coaltown
Faultress
Shy Guy
Wden
Hedley Woodhouse
Woodhouse
Palatine Stable
Circle
Circle 2Nd Wis
Local Docket Shows Thompson Detazio Subscriptions Reported
In West Palm Beach a brief note lists Norman Thompson of Patterson New Jersey with 134 percent and Johnny Detazio of Bayonne New Jersey with 147, indicating a drawn or split submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Norman Thompson
Paterson
N. J
Johnny Detazio
Bayonne
N.J
Drew
Rabbit trapping program faces vandalism and theft
The Northwest Sportsmen urge public support for the state game protection program as box traps used by trappers are being stolen and vandalized, slowing efforts to curb rabbit damage. Officials note adults and youths vandalize traps. they call for reporting garden damage and avoiding trap interference to protect crops and the winter trapping system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth L. Myers
The
Game Commission
Commission
Wir
Corry Rifles A team wins big in NW Rifle League
Corry’s A team routed Lawrence Fark 1201 to 11684 in local loop action led by Eugene Davis with 44 points and a 96 offhand, while B squad beat West County 111-1111 on the road led by Don Gabriel 34 and Garity 226 for West County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Walloping
Clawrence Fark
West County
Eugene Davis
Gary Dingfelder
Bob Patterson
Davis
Guilners
Don Gabriel
Garity
Sit Kn
Tot
Patterson
B. Patterson
E. Davis
R. Patterson
G. Patterson
G. Dingfelder
Rumsey
A. Weining
Cygnor
K. Britton
J. Vorsheck
W. Halt
B. Martin
M. Tewville
B. Skinner
L. Gabriel
G. Rhodes
W. Johnson
D. Gabriel
Halstead
Haynik
L. Sargent
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Last Evening
The Smith's Beauty Studio Lassies narrowed the lead to one game in the Ladies B League, with Briggs' Storm and Heiman's team near. Bowl-Aire edged Katherine's Shop in one match. Raymond Jewelry led the row with high scores as league play continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Beauty Studio
Raymond
Heiman
Briggs’ Storm
Bowl-Aire
Heiman’s
Katherine's
Raymond Jewelry
Bowl Aire
Brlues
Toluwe
Smuts Beauty
Briggs’ Store
Bli—Hetman's
Pennsylvania publishes fishing and summer camp booklets
The Pennsylvania Department of Commerce vacation and recreation division will distribute two booklets, Accommodations in Pennsylvania and Summer Camps in Pennsylvania, by mid February. Both guide fishermen and parents, listing fishing areas, fish species, lodgings, lodges, camps, and fish laws. The Ashine booklet also covers wardens and updated camping and educational vacation details. University of Washington pavilion seats 12,000. crowd reached 11,915 for an Oregon State basketball game on January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Frend of Commerce Vacation and Recreation Division
University of Washington
Layne Winner in Dull Battle at Madison Square Garden
Rex Layne from Lewiston Utah fought a lackluster split verdict defeat of Cesar Brion in a boxing exhibition at Madison Square Garden. Judges Forbes and Barnes favored Layne 7 3 and 7 2 1 while AP credited Forbes. Layne admitted feeling sluggish and blamed poor conditioning amid a high attendance and mixed fan reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Rex Layne
Lewston
Uren
Rolald
Li Staiza
Rocky Marciano
Pat Valendio
Gorgeous George
Mary Jenson
Lauie
bel@ Auttor LaStarga
Marcia
Valentine
Madison Square Garden
Loup
Rex
Utah
Jersey
Joe Wale
Layne
Jack Watson
Aie Mor
Brion
Jack
Frank Forbes
Harold Barnes
Forbes
Ford Sets Pace In Texas Open
Doug Ford of Briarcliff, N Y, the steady money-winner on the winter golf tour, led Texas Open play setting the pace with a strong round. Powering through Brackenridge Park and Fort Sam Houston course, Ford built a one-stroke edge as top contenders chased him in a historically fast event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Doug Ford
Briarcliff
Mi Hotes
Nelda
Minntyin
Rouse
Texas Oper
Wilner
Haldbut
Fvesijnderspat
Kage Ward
Tree-Linar
Tisty Brackenridge Park
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Cornly
Ioni
Reis
Tribe Mayers
Fogle Lumber
Franklin Bt
Corry, Pa
Northwest Sportsmen
Rudolph ‘Valentino
Penn State
Bill Morns
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Abraham LincoLn
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Fost, Kere He
ICK Young
Gunners
Meadville
Warren
Franklin
Titusville
Pleasantville
Spartansburg
Oil City
Cranberry
Erie Prep
Shyupsville
Erie Academy
Erie Vincent
Sharon
Erie East
Wesleyville
Cambridge Springs
Union City
Girard
Harborcreek
North East
Farrell
Ambridge St
Kane
Sheffield
Aliquippa
New Castle
Oh Corry
VFW
Facko's
Grewery
Vin Cise Keystone
Bachofies
Ost Cory Diner
Vani Cise Keystone
Packo's Marke
Bachofier's
Corry Diner
Packo's Grocery
Bachomien's Soft Drinks
van Cise Neystone
Utah Lad
Sports
Blue Bonnet Hotel
Mrs
Ty' Crandall
Hollywood
Emil
Baras
Hayard
Ctl
Elmer Seitz
Ine
Angeles
Hallmark
Emblem Oil CO
N.genter St. W
AU Ls
OTT AG
Powell
East Main Street
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