Sethroe’s Consistency Headlines Braves Outfielder Tradeoffs
Erie’s Sam Jethroe, the Braves’ outfielder, heads into his third major league season amid high expectations. The veteran rookie seasons show 150 hits, 28 doubles, 10 triples, 41 home runs across two years, with 38 stolen bases leading the league in both seasons. The piece highlights his steady defense and improved RBI totals, plus notes on college football’s substitution rule and other sports items.
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Ry ane Re elected Cleveland Indians President
Ry ane was re elected president of the Cleveland Indians at the second annual stockholders meeting of the Cleveland Baseball Co George Mexinger was elected vice president Dom Hornbeck secretary Harry Sinai treasurer and Harold McLaighlin assistant secretary Also listed are boxing results and college basketball scores across several cities and teams including West Virginia Arkansas SMU Arizona Montana State and others.
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Arkansas
Baylor
SMU
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Arizona
Hardin-Simmons
Tdato
Washington State
Montana
Tisho State
Montana State
Colorado College
Dawson Named Football Coach at Pittsburgh
Associated Press reports Pittsburgh names Lowell Dawson as head coach on a three year contract. Athletic Director Tom Hamilton praises Dawson a skilled instructor of defense and expects about 22 lettermen, as Pitt faces a tough schedule including Oklahoma Notre Dame Army West Virginia and Penn State. Dawson, 44, has a long football background and aims to revive Pitt fortunes using the T formation.
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Steelers
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Lowell “Rea” Dawson
Tom Hamilton
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Scimdal
West Point
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Warren Spulm
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Pim
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Vosch
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Len Casan=ovaeth
Hamilton
Panthers
Oldlshoma
Notre Dame
Army
West Virginia
Tridian
Obi State
North Carolina
Penn State
Scheele
John
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Sutherland
Alhgust
Three Teams Drop From American Cage
Wilkes Barres January 1 The Americas Basketball League once comprised eight entries from Pennsylvania Connecticut New York and Washington DC has reduced to five clubs Bridgeport Scranton Manchester Elmira and Syracuse remain After Scranton defeated Bridgeport 74 to 71 Bridgeport protested claiming Scranton used players who had played for Carbonate in another league League officials announced Bridgeport withdrawal and an investigation was requested by John J OBrien Vague president from New York City The vote to remove three teams was announced at a special league meeting with John Bush director
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Etter
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John J. O'Brien
New York City
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Ate Scranton
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Comm
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Surainge
N.Y
Bisbee Sets Record 737 and Wins Prize Watch
Bisbee opened with nine strikes and a 277 in a 737 series to set a record, earning a 650 Watch from Slabt jewelry and a 25 bowl bonus. His big series aided Michael Jan's Cabeism three point win for Bowl-Aire in the night’s feature. Other matches saw Roseharvers, Blue Bonnet, Aly Clothes Shop, and Tunell's take points. standings show Bowl-Aire leading the Men’s A League with 38 wins.
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Lenge Gumpetslan
Slabt Jewelry Store
Bowl-Aire
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Leieye
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Rosehavkers
Cabbett's
Tunell’s
VFW
BIA Bisbee 737 Series Spurs Scoring Feat Across City
Top city skaters yielded to BIA Bisbee's 737 series with numerous 200s. Chuck Williams led 614, while Richard Hurlbut posted scores of 213 and 205. Other notable scores include Acet Bracken 280, T Henry 205, Quérreveld 246, Tony Stee 239, Oy Young 200, Don Maloney 221, Joe Baress 209, Carl Hixson 217, Paul Monway 214, Basil Lamitelle 21, and several 200s across the field.
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Nichi
Koeglers
Chuck Williams
Tome
Hichard
T. Henry
Quérreveld
Tony Stee
Alle
Oy" Young
Tomer
Don Maloney
Lea Carr
Joe Baress
al Dorma
Eland Harvey
Carl Hixson
Paul Monway
al Baress
Basil Lamitelle
Aurler Inducted as Arm Forces Move Broadens Field
Philadelphia report notes Arnn old Portovarrerg a 20 year old pitcher yesterday became the third member of the Philadelphia athletic organization to enter the armed forces. PoyjM0varrern, a New York resident, played for Lincoln Neb in the Class A Western League last year with a 12 and 14 record. Clymer Drag Store and Clymer Imex add four players including Charles Wilhelm and Walt Kell y8mes up front.
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Philadelphia
Arnnold Portovarrerg
Esterday
Philadelphia Athletic
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jM0varrern
New York
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Neb
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Charles Wilhelm
Walt
Kansas Clings to Rating as Top College Team
Kansas holds the No 1 ranking in the AP poll after a 69 66 win over Nebraska as Illinois and Indiana also chase the top spot. Duquesne makes the biggest jump into the top 10, moving to No 7 while Washington and West Virginia enter the ranking.
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Plog
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Kousine
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Thies
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Moor
Tinois
Kentucky
Seton Hal
Ohio State
Towe
Ailisout
Northwestern
Jast Hight
St. Louis
St Bonaventure
Duquesne
University of Washington
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West Virginia
Pittsburgh
West Virgiuia
Wake Forest
Washington
Araujo Upsets Saddler In Boston Bout
In a 10 round non title featherweight bout at the Boston Garden Georgie Araujo from Providence RI upset Sandy Saddler before a price 14 859 crowd. Araujo claimed a clear decision in a dramatic local display with Saddler conceding the outcome and a wary praise from both camps.
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Action on PGA Negro Rule Expected Today
San Diego California date news item reports the Professional Golfers Association considering a ban on non White players. Former heavyweight champ Joe Louis challenges the rule as three Black players Hill Spiller Burnell Clark travel to the San Diego Open starting Thursday. PGA President Horton Smith arrives from Pebble Beach to discuss the case with PGA officials. Local sponsors may decide on participation if the national committee defers final decision.
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Burnl Clark
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College Scoresheet Highlights Narrow Conference Wins
The roundup lists multiple results across college teams including Ohio State defeating Purdue 85 69, Kentucky edging Georgia 95 55, Mississippi 94 at Georgia Tech 64, Alabama 63 over Vanderbilt 64, Louisville 93 over Williams and Mary 85, and North Carolina 74 over Davidson.
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Pownall Tops Harness Race Driver of 1951
Brooklyn born Harry Pownall led racing’s top drivers in 1951 with a 482 average for Saratoga Springs and Meadowlands circuits, edging out De Miller who held a 502 percent last year. Other notable standings include Duquesne and Seton Hall teams in college listings and various school scores.
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Atarte
de Miller
Meadowlands
Miller
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