Quiet Baseball Trade Talks Mark Slow Offseason
A lull settles on major league deals as clubs weigh swaps ahead of the 1951 season. Ned Garver’s status with the St Louis Browns draws interest but is unlikely to move, while the Yankees and Red Sox reportedly hesitate amid owner worries. Local sports also note NCAA and NFL broadcasting stakes in antitrust suit outcomes, plus rising prep results and a standout 85-point scoring night by Jules Mick Coy.
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Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Joyly Browns
New York Yankers
Boston Red Sox
Veeck
Yanks
Browne
NCAA
NFL
Eigt
T. 8
Francis J. Myers
Coirs
Alan Grim
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
Corry High
Ray Peebles
Erie
Jamestown
N.Y
Mans
Falcons
Pitt Ruesch
Rex Barney
Bob Feller
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
St. Paul
American Association
Barney
Jullis Mick | Coy
Farrell
Steelers
Job Milenovich
College basketball results roundup from multiple schools
A condensed score stream lists games with colleges such as St Bonaventure Buffalo Niagara Manhattan Brooklyn College Dartmouth New Hampshire Westminster Waynesburg Thiel Alliance Utiva Harpur Clarion Indiana Slippery Rock Edinboro North Carolina State South Carolina Clemson Furman George Washington Richmond St Louis Notre Dame Bradley Duke Oklahoma State Oklahoma Texas Christian Rice Texas SMU Texas Tech New Mexico A&M Oregon Washington State.
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St. Bonaventure
Gariisins
Ladille
Temple
Buffalo
Niagara
Manhattan
Brooklyn College
Thiel
Alliance
Utiva
Harpur
Clarion Hl
Indiana
Slippery Rock
Edinboro
North Caroling State
South Carolina
Clemson
Furman
George Washington
Richmond T
Texas Christian
Rice
Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas Tech
New Mexico
Beavers Rally to Upset Millcreek in Swat Valley Showdown
Beavers erased a 10 point first half deficit to surge past Millcreek 44 to 38 in a tense road game. Led by Andrus and le Zeon under the boards, Beavers rallied from a 40 to claim a hard earned win as Ogden Hatch Storchetch and Boyden added key scoring while Schwab's squad showed strong defense and rebounding. Heavier shot volume followed a second half surge as Milleresk and Stornel contributed to the early lead before the Beavers seized control late. Beavers head to Titaville for their Section Nine matchup after this win.
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Meadville Detrat
County High Beavers
Malereth
Trojans
Black
Millcreek
Banso
Hein Bust
Academy
Feri Schwab
Roger Andrus
Hodle
le Zeon
Beavers
Milleresk
Stornel
Werner
Corty
Ieelub
Andrus
Schwabmen
Jim Ogden
Ed Hateh
Bowers
Boyden Kat Storchetch
Hatch
Titaville
Tech
Bowling results and standings in Ladies A and B Leagues
In the Ladies A League Mabel Shoppe led with 4 games and high scores by Marion Bulard 191 and Frances Husbut 177 as Leed's and Thompean's contested second place. Raymond's, Chapin's, Brigham's, and Superior filled the top results with team totals around 600s. The Ladies B League saw Connie's and Corry Journal lead, Wallace Garage and Davis Radio close behind, with Veronica Lubowierki’s 177 as a top individual effort. The Indians and Dodgers also battled in the B Church League standings with multiple games decided.
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Mabel Shoppe
Leed
Thompson Marple Products
Brigham’s
Raymond
Ciapin
Superor Cleaners
Marion Bulard
Frances Husbut
Yadies
Mabe Shoppe
Thompean
Ritz
Chopin
Brigham
Chapin
Superior
Indians
Dodgers
Tigers
Pirates
Cimnie’s
Uff
Qve
Geague Lis
Wallace Garage
Corry Tourn
Davis Radio
WEW
Connie
Leagia
Aynton
Rasbacher
Tran Furniture
Helen Shope
Veronica Lubowierki
Might
Helen Shoppe
Corry High Reserves Fall at Millcreek in Prep Loss
Corry High reserves lost to Millcreek 29 to 19 in a preliminary game. The Wide Beavers trailed from the opening quarter and could not recover, with Mitchell and Weed each scoring six for Millcreek while Ted May Mel Brynt and Jim Coates led Corry with four points apiece.
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Cury Sallen
Millcreek
Wtde Beevers
Mitchell
Weed
Ted May
Mel Brynt
Jim Coates
Bradley Wins in Double Overtime Over St Louis
Bradley, from Peoria, stunned fifth ranked St Louis 78 75 in double overtime to end a six game skid. The Braves also upset St Bonaventure 61 58, while Canisius fell 61 0. Niagara and Niagara lost to Buffalo 80 78. Notre Dame and Oklahoma State posted wins as other top teams held court.
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Associated Press
New York
Jin
Thinge
Bradley Witlversity
Braves
Peoria
Theeire
Semyon
St. Louis
Obo
Bradley
Dovaventure
Bop Tpn
Fweed
Elztich
Bonnies
Ganisius
Buffalo
Niacara
Tiis Chelstiin
Ty Ceim
TEU Boys
Rice
Texas
Southern Methodist
Orevon
Lake
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
South Carolina
Notre Dame
Ioaxe
Buller
Okahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
LaSalle Bews
Temple
Delaware
Drexel
Philadelphia
TV grid games likely stay restricted next fall
Cincinnati January report notes television limits on college football may persist. Federal judge movements could affect ongoing broadcasts while the NCAA TV committee reviews extensive data from the National Opinion Research Center. Conference stances show Big Ten and East associations favor continued restrictions.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Jan
National Football League
Kgaa Crib Vision Committee
Aulion
Jueiwe
Philadalphia
Alan Grim
Bob Hull
Yale University
NCSA
NFU
Cnliger
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Columbine
Ralph Fur
National Opinion Research Center
University of Ckinago
Sivndence Fe
Éhirine
Ulivision
NCAA
Creel Limit Of Trout Lowered
The state Fish Commission reduced the daily creel limit of trout from 16 to eight for the 1962 season opening April 18. The move follows recommendations from fishermen and sportsmen clubs and aims to balance recreation with conservation amid rising angler activity.
Batavia Franchise Sale Still Pending
Batavia officials report the Batavia Oli the Olas franchise sale likely around $20,000. A quoted official refused naming and said offers are under consideration. Negotiations with Erie and Wire had been broken off. Batavia club directory planned a meeting tonight to discuss the franchise.
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Batavia
Oli
Olas
Saidi Tal Sighmar
Harter
Erie
Lhe Plutz
Te Batavia Club
Olter
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PRO Basketball National Basketball Association
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