St Edward's Ninth Dominates Junior High in Parochial Win
St Edward's Ninth Grade team trounced Junior High 96 to 13 on parochial school courts. Bob Hand and Joe Vanik led the Irish with 25 points combined, while Junior High managed a 9-3 third period rally before St Edward's pulled away in the opening and never relented.
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St. Edward's
Blue Jays
Bob Hand
Joe Vanik
Shamrock
St. EaWard’s
Hand
Vanik
Lindberg
Trish
Blue Days
Hob Hand
Joe Vanik Hooper
Art. Evans
Savior
Hughes
Evans
Marty
Franchina
St. Edward’s
Dr. Migh
B. Hand
Pitts
NP Cine A Vanik
Ft Jamsen
Miller
Sperry
Washington Lunch Triumphs Over Cymer 92-15
Washington Lunch defeats Cymer in City Basketball League action with a 92 to 15 score. Clyde Dingleider and Alex Dubrosky lead the pace with 10 points each, while Leyters tops the Legionnaires with six.
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Washington Tamen Uve
Clymer
Legionnaires
Tuick
Clyde Dingléider
Alex Dubrosky
Ie Scorlg
Leytérs
Torhe Legionnaives
Washington Lane
T PG
Rt Tej
Armstrong
Cragg
Dubrosky
Gronostar
Dingfekder
Clymee
Leghers
Hewles
Lise
A Ae Feckers
Damcott
Babcock
F Beckerink
Washington Lunch
Beaver Club Directors Meet for Field Day and Additions
Beaver Club Board of Governors discussed May Field Day plans to be submitted to the Board of Education for approval. The event invites fifth to eighth graders and aims to attract hundreds at Loveland Field. Ice skating rink plans and a high school addition were also reviewed to coordinate with school leaders.
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Beaver Club Board of Governors
Hotel Corry
Club Gt
Jaber
Tes
Board of Education
Loveland Field
Mgh
Aa Phinge
Loblaw Lassies Lead After Wednesday Night Bowling
The Loblaw Lassies held a one game lead in the Wednesday Night Bowling League by winning two from Leeds. Wayside Market took two from Gonisle's Grocery. Jewell Mower Shop defeated Chapin Sluggers in all three games. Standings and game scores show Loblaw with strong team totals and individual high games from Marjorie Evans and Kay Caxsett. Rose Jackson also posted solid scores for the Florists.
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Leeds
Connie
Chapin
Tewell
Loblaw
Marjorie Evans
Kay Caxsett
Connie's Who
Tana Purdey
Mildred Mall
Connie’s
Jewell Flower Shop Gang
Chapin Sluggers
Rose Jackson
Marion Kimmey
Rickey urges action against players jumping to Mexican League
Branch Rickey, Dodgers president, urged Commissioner Chandler to crack down on major leaguers who quit to join the Mexican League. He cited Luis Olmo as an example, who unsigned his Dodgers contract to play elsewhere. Chandler rebutted, questioning college sports commitment to baseball and urging more support for the game.
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Olivio
Chandler
Pirate
Associated Press
New York
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ely
Luis Olmo
Dodger
Yampa
Denver Comes Back Sparks AAU Basketball Run
Denver’s comeback season in the American AAU League lifts from six defeats to six straight wins, averaging 58 points per game. Trade talks swirl as Lefty Gomez invites the Yankees to Caracas, Connie Mack reports holdouts and a moved lineup.
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Denver
Ambrose
Denver Eh
Clude
Balboa
Alejanin
Carrasquel
Chicago White Sox
California
New York Yankees
Lefty Gomez
Venezueli
Yanks
Caracas
West Palm Bech
Connie Mack
Philadelpha Athletics
Infelder
Gene Hundley
Frank, Demaree
Mack
Lew Carpenter
Atlanta
Carpenter
Crackers
Olen
San Bernandin
Calif
Pitts
Pittsburgh Hornets Lead Western Division in NHL Standings
The Pittsburgh Hornets moved into sole first place in the Western Division of the American Hockey League for the first time since November after beating the Cleveland Barons U d last night in Pittsburgh. The Providence Reds edged the New Haven Aces 5 4 as the Caps idle. The Caps trail now by one point with six exceptions.
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Pittsburgh Hornets
Pittsburgh
Indianagalis Capitals
Cleveland Barons
Providence Reds
New Haven
Hornets
Tncianapolis
Provider Melory
New Maven
Wilvision Hert
The
Eagles
Auburns Spring Football Practice Reveals Family Ties
Brother of Cards star Stan Auburn, Bul Voyles, son of head coach Carl Voyles, is a candidate for the end and seal back. Elvis Purvis, brother of Chuck Purvis who came from the Naval Academy at Annapolis to coach Ute Auburn, is another candidate. Phil Weiner of Villanova, a baseball cager, has nine children, three girls. Gene, oldest, is no longer eligible after pitching for Villanova in 1942-43 and serving as a Navy ensign.
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Stan
Auburn
Bul Voyles
Carl
Eid
Elvis Purvis
Chuck Purvis
Naval Academy of Anapolis
Phil Weiner
Villanova
Phil
Gene
Navy
Pheasant Decline Triggers Hunters and Officials Actions
Hunters, game officials, and sportsmen in South Dakota and Michigan respond to dwindling pheasant numbers. Causes include weather, predation by foxes and hawks, and overhunting. States propose programs: weather corrections, predator control, rearing farms, and food-plantings to boost populations. Jack Van Coevering compares last season with prior years to gauge true impact, noting conditions vary and a perfect year is unlikely.
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Enetorthus
Michigan
Jack van Coevering
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