Yankees Face Signing Delays As Mantle Tops List
The New York Yankees worry over slow contract talks with stars including Mickey Mantle and Allie Reynolds for the 1953 season. Mantle seeks about 25 000 after earning 7 600 as a sophomore, while front office hints at offers above 15 000. Training starts March 1 amid expected more than one unsigned player.
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Lindell Credits Two For Return To Majors
Johnny Lindell, former Yankee slugger turned pitcher with the Pittsburgh Pirates, credits Hal Haney and Mike Sandlock as the two men most responsible for his return to the big leagues. He plans to join spring training in Havana and said Haney helped him get a chance to pitch and Sandlock served as his catcher in Hollywood, aiding his comeback.
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Beavers Travel to Meadville for Section T Clash
Corry High Beavers fresh from a 79 31 victory at North East Tuesday night travel to Meadville for a Section T contest. Coach Schwab praises new lineup as Ea Hatch Mel Blynt Ted Slehynski Larry Cassett and Frank Lloyd start with Jack Scott Bob Hixson ready for relief. Meadville holds a 7 1 league mark and 16 20 season record but will miss Norm Voorhees injured Friday night. Mel Eubanks and Lloyd Sharrar join the lineup with Bill Cook Jim Aldrich and Merle Island in reserve.
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Greenberg predicts Indians to be stronger this season
Hank Greenberg says the Cleveland Indians will be great in the coming season. He cites Bill Glynn as starter at first base to provide needed protection, noting past trades and lineup weaknesses. Also mentions Harry Simpson and Luke Easter adjustments and pennant loss by two games. Hockey scores: Detroit 4 Montreal 1 New York 4 Chicago 2 St Louis 10 Buffalo 4.
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Johnson Brothers maintain big lead in National League bowling
Johnson Brothers stayed 124 pins ahead by blanking Superior Cleaners as Thompson Farms swept Davis Insurance in the National League. Standings show Johnson Brothers 9 16, Thompson Farms 27, Bachomer's 33%, Paul's Men's Wear 43, Davis Insurance 42, General Telephone 45, Superior Cleaners 26, McInnes Steel 1. Results list scores: Johnson Brothers 810 770 121 over Superior Cleaners 83 806 658. Thompson Farms 87 016 835 over Davis Insurance 712 695 792. Bachomer's 804 685 711 over Paul's Men's Wear 725 700 703. General Telephone 84 680 745 over McInnes Steel 09 673 705.
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Seattle Turns Down Bid To Play In Invitational
The NIT field grows tight as St Louis, after a 98 to 78 win over New York University at Madison Square Garden, hints at a bid. Coach Eadie Hickey doubts acceptance, noting long road trips for the Billikins. Seattle seeks NCAA fate behind a possible Washington rematch path, awaiting Idaho State.
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Ivy League Extends Spring Practice Ban for 1953 Season
New York reports the eight Ivy League member schools will again ban spring practice, delaying team conditioning until September 1 for the 1953 grid season. Coplumbix announced the presidents reaffirmed the policy, extending the ban from last year and excluding post season charity games.
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Barbe Leads Hornets to Victory Over Reds
Veteran right wing Barbe sparked the Pittsburg Hornets to a 9 final over Providence Keats as St. Louis Flyers also posted an win. Lind Buryns and Lalle led scoring while Providence failed to sustain a comeback after late pressure faded in the second period.
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Cardinals Sign Rice for Slight Pay Boost
St Louis Cardinals catcher Rice, widely regarded as the NL’s best defensive backstop, has signed a contract believed to be between 15,000 and 18,000 dollars annually. The deal comes after interest from rival clubs and a round of negotiations with team executives led by manager Fred Salah.
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College basketball scores and results across several games
Syracuse edged St Lowik 98 67 in a high scoring affair. NYU beat St. Johny 60 7. Siena defeated Slippery Rock 48 76. Drake beat Bonaventure 92 88 in overtime. Duke won at Maryland 82 49. George Washington toppled Virginia 98 2b. Milwaukee beat Fort Wayne 82 74 in overtime. Minneapolis over Rochester 107 87.
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Junior High Five Triumphs 41 34 Over North East
Corry Junior High boys beat North East 41 to 34 as Gerry Meeht led with 12 points and Hob Miller 11. Paul Dipney added 10 while North East relied on Meechl and Swift for late scoring. Blue Jays aim for Meadville game then finish season against North East next Tuesday.
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Evening bowling features several double centuries
In last evening's play at the club, Bob Fenton hammered out games of 207 and 220 and a 607 series. Other double century counts include Duhay Dykes 207, Aymea Mauchisell 208, Ed Zewatsiggl 200, Joe Rula 28, Charles Muga Bol apc, Grant Ross 207.
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Two More Pirates Sign New Contracts
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Martin Signs With Philadelphia A's After Finger Injury
Mor rie Martin, a 20 year old left handed pitcher who broke a finger last May, agreed to terms with the Philadelphia Athletics. The pitcher could join the club after a 60 day rule waiver and recovery period. The move follows initial reports of his potential availability and timing for joining the squad.
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Araujo To Meet De Marco Tonight in New York Match
Araujo faces De Marco in a boxing bout in New York scheduled for 10 p.m. The event features lightweights with Gearze Arauio and Paddy De Masur among Brooklyn rivals, airing on ABC and local channels.
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