Indians announce record 29 night games for 1950 season
The Cleveland Indians set a record with 29 night games for the 1950 schedule. Highlights include May 22 versus the Chicago White Sox and September 26 finale. Night battles feature six games with Washington and five with Philadelphia, plus matchups with New York, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, and St Louis. The Yanks and Red Sox provide key after dark dates, with spring training six weeks away.
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Beavers Triumph 38 34 at Youngsville in tough comeback
Corry High cagers battled back from a 9 8 first quarter deficit to beat Youngsville 38 34 on the road. Roger Ottaway led with 18 points as Haight scored 10 in the second half for the Schwabmen.
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NCAA Snaps Back At Six Violators
The National Collegiate Athletic Conference bars Virginia Virginia Tech Virginia Military Institute Maryland Boston College and Villanova from schedules and NCAA sponsored meets for violating the organization’s constitution and membership rules. The warning urges adherence to the conditions and abstentions clause and to schedule contests with institutions that conduct their programs in conformity with the code.
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Leed's Lassies Extend Bowling Lead With Sweep Over Raymond
Leed's Lassies widened their Ladies A League lead to 16 games by sweeping the Raymond team while Superior Cleaners blanked Chapin's. Elsie Hixson led with 135 179 183 and Mary Hnalyszyn added 192 166 167 as Steen's and Brigham's split with Page and Nichols and Mabel Shoppe.
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Purity Beats Progress in Moose League Bowling Sweep
Purity topped Progress in Moose League bowling last evening. Jim led winners with scores of 200 170 and 191 while Walt Shannon added 182 59 and 23. Losers were paced by Paul Brenoel with 185 182 and 189 and Mouseheart with 668 581 106.
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Founding meeting opens as NAFL owners scrimmage
Philadelphia January 18 The owners of the National American Football League plan a scrimmage tonight as the circuit prepares for its founding meeting. Commissioner Bell says no major rule changes, with focus on franchise applications, division setup, and a player draft. Buffalo and Houston submit applications as 13-team members vote on admitance.
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Scores From Local Contests Highlight Strong Performances
The scoreboard lists Cory over Youngsville 48 34 and Meadville 80 Grave City 30 with several tight losses and midlevel showings including DuBois 43 Brookville 38 and Erie Prep 46 Erie Vincent 41. Individual tallies show Ralph Perkins 227 281 and Wali Shanon 236 Ross 207 Jim Sheldon 200.
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Hogan Snead Meet in Golf Playoff Today
Ben Hogan and Sam Snead prepare for a Los Angeles Open playoff at Riviera Country Club. The title duel, delayed by rain, could draw about 5,000 fans with the winner earning 2600 dollars and the runner up 1000 dollars, while the gate receipts are split with the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Pneumonia Fatal to Former Buck Manager
Jan. 18 Syracuse Chiefs manager Jewel fn 60 and former Pirates leader died last night after a 40 day illness. The veteran baseball manager guided teams in Pittsburgh Houston Indianapolis and Syracuse including eight years with the Chiefs. He steered the Pirates from 1929 to 1931.
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Legion Rockets Seek third straight win at Harborcreek
The Corry Legion Rockets travel to Erie County Independent League tonight to face Harborcreek at the State Armory at 8 30 with a preliminary B team game. Fred Schwab returns to push Corry after a Sunday upset by Jamestown Vikings. Lineup set as Joe Vanite Joe Hughes Appercourt Schwab at center and Joe Frisina Fred Jackson in the guard slots.
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High Reserves Triumph in Younesgate Bout
Corry High School reserve team rolled to a 43 17 win over Youngsville in a basketball game at Younesgate. Jimmy Bogden led with 42 points while Chuck Bichynski added nine and Roger Audrus along with Larry Vanderhoot each scored eight.
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Boxing bouts log shows Efian and Felton decision wins
Johnny Efian of Honolulu outpointed Rocky Lucero of San Francisco while Lester Felton from Detroit outpointed Jean Watcack of Paris in two separate 10 round decisions.
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