Night baseball and college games highlight busy sports slate
Salgh’s St Rouls Cantinals plan 58 night games this season, a record run that dwarfs prior totals as fans demand after dark action at Busch Stadium. The Cubs, Phillies and Dodgers share prime slots while Browns coach Paul Brown eyes Kenneth Kons to fill a gap. College hoops feature Westminster, St Bonaventure, Niagara and St Francis Brooklyn in a Buffalo doubleheader with notable high school scoring feats and a recap of scholastic scores across the region.
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Ken Gorgal
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Kenneth Kons
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CI Lewis
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Kona
Fualibull
Richard Bachomer
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Ito
Beaver Club
Hotel Corry
Schwal
Erie Admirals
Altoona
Gannon College Auditorium
Westminster
Olice
St. Bobavenbure
Buffalo
Memorial Auditorium
Niagara
St. Francis of Brooklyn
Little Lines— Ville High School
Dick Fox
Soewerstown
Fox
Bud Jeannette
Baltimore Bullets
Nationalsketball Association
Warren Hy- Vis-Oils
Dick Kempthorn
University of Michigan Cricister
Seon
Air Force
Fights Last Night in Berlin and Hollywood Sanctioned
Boxing results show Burl Charity stopping Jarkie Jakobsohn in Berlin with 165 percent crowd energy as Youngstown strongman halted 1784. In Hollywood Dick Finley from Wilmington California defeated Prank Bakersfield. Daniels posted 171 in another bout.
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Burl Charity
Youngstown
Jarkie Jakobsohn
Hollywood
Dick Finley
Wilmington
Galif
Bakersfield
Calif
Daniels
Beav er Club to honor Cony High football champs at banquet
The Beaver Club will host a 6:30 PM banquet at the Hotel Corry to honor the Cony High football team, the 1950 District 0 Class A champions. About 150 guests, including players, coaches, boosters, and notable attendees such as Penn State coach Rip Engle, will attend. The program features trophy presentation, speeches by Engle and local leaders, magic acts, and a tape of the Corry-Titusville game.
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Engle
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Bill Daddie
Pitt
Allegheny College
Fred Marsh
Cleveland Indians
Bishan Bachelyer
Paul Bauer
M.S. Cobbett
Beaver Grub
Miltot Zaleneck
LeVatt
Daddle
Marsh
Supt
Lawrence Slouplas
Rophy
Lou Hanna
Charles A
Philip Messenkont
Erie
Fram
Plan Discussion Of Game Fixing In New York
Plan to address all phases of game fixing in college basketball has Metcalf inviting eight New York area university presidents to meet Monday. A special board meeting of the Tony Island trustees preceded telegrams to Columbia Fordham NYU CCNY Manhattan St Johns Brooklyn Brooklyn College and St Francis.
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MD Metcalf
Long Island University
New York City
Tony Isand
Metcalfe
Columbia University
Fordham University
New York University
City College of New York
CCNY
Manhattan
St. John's of Brooklyn
Brooklyn College
St. Francis of Brooklyn
Bowing League: Smith's Beauty Studio leads after two wins
Smith's Beauty Studio took two games from Briggs Grocery as Heiman's team won one from Katherine's in a Ladies B League evening. Bowl-Aire edged Raymore Jewelry. standings show Smith's Beauty Studio leading with Heiman's Jewelry second and Katherine's third. Ted Weeks posted a 216 in the WEW Men's C League as Van Gise Keystone and Packo's Market split games.
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Briggs’ Grocery
Heiman's
Katherines
Bowl-Aire
Raymond Jewelry
Corry Diner
Keelers
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Packo's Market
Bachelor's
van Gise ‘Keystone
Corry Dinor
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Packo’s
Bachetor’s
Cory Dinor
Packo's
Bacheleers Soft
Venn' Gise
Keystone
Ted Weeks
Cory Gunners Break Even in Two Matches
The Cory Red and Gun Club riflemen posted two Northwestern meet results with Walnut Creek. The A team lost at Erie 1198 to 1188, while the B team won locally 146 to 1123. E Helming led with 244, Eugene Davis and Don Putterson each 240, and W Johnson paced Class B with 235.
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Eatue
Walnut Creek
Erie
E. Helming
Eugene Davis
Don Putterson
Cory
W. Johnson
Babe Setting Pace In Tampa Golf Tourney
Babe shot five under par in Tampa to hold a three stroke lead at the Tampa Open. Louise Suggs from Carrollton Ga and Betty Jameson of San Antonio Texas trailed, Betsy Rawls led amateurs with a 74 while Marlene Bauer tied for a lower round.
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Ritual
Pune
Ea Horias
Palma Cela
Louise Suggs
Ure
Carrollton
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Texas
Tad
Betsy Rawls
Austin
Marlene Bauer
Tandlet
Miss Bauer
Ithe
Miss Rawls
University of Arizona Guard Named on Border Conference Teams
Miami Beach dispatch notes guard Jim Donarsil of the University of Arizona as the sole sophomore named on the 1950 All Border Conference first or second teams. The report mentions Pittsburgh sutpointed Henry Gwult, Spartanburg, and a 5 10 listing in a fragmented run of names and schools.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bill Bossip
Pittsburgh
Henry Gwult
Spartanburg
Jim Donarsil
University of Arizona
LIU to Play Arizona Cage Game After Settlement
LIU agrees to resume its basketball game with University of Arizona in Tucson after presidents of both schools discussed accommodations and hostilities. Coach Clair Bee confirmed the phone talk, noting concerns about how Negro players would be received in Tucson despite one on the Arizona Freshmen squad and another on the varsity team.
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Arizona
Auubun
Arie
Van
Dwe
J. Byron McCamick
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Tristam W. Metcalfe
Long Island
Aglephone
Clair Bee
New York
Tucson
Bee
Arizona Freshmeat
College Basketball Scores Roundup
Fordham 68 Kings Point 64 Pik 70 Grove City 42 Indians 84 Steubenville 63 St. Louis 59 Tula 99 Western Michigan 56 Ohio University 56 George Washington 76 North Carolina 1.
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Kings Point
Pik
Grove City
Indians
Steubengllr
St. Louis
Tula
Western Michigan
Ohio University
George Washington
North Carolina
Phillies Sign Roberts To 1951 Contract Rise To $20000
Philadelphia January report says Senators ace Roberts agreed to a substantial pay increase for 1951, lifting his salary toward twenty thousand dollars. The right hander reportedly will report to spring training in Clearwater Florida with his family after the winter. A trailing note mentions the Soviet zone of Germany including Saxony Thuringia Anhalt and Mecklenberg.
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Phil Ielpha Phillies
Pieter Rett
Roberta
Hoberts
Brooklyry Lawl
Jondie Jumonie Piluliers
Liespwiitz
Rowald
Ineniness
Roberts
Imiel
Tom Clearwater
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Saxony, Thuringia, Anhalt Und Mecklenbers
Harder Quits Pro Football After Career With Grids
A garbled OCR excerpt notes a player named Harder quitting pro football after starting with the Gridiron team, with mentions of the Cleveland Browns, New York Giants, and other teams. It references 1948 season context and various players like Louie and Andy Phillip, though many names are unclear due to text corruption.
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Yin
Abs
Veierusy
Yelia
Cleveland Browns
Ligue Awd
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Ati
Loui
AIK Gusie
Carmel Wiscansitt
Duvine
Stavio
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Thioilella
Geon Rober
New York Grails
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Nevers
Los Anneies Rams
Ewetie
Pro Football Commissioner Salary Sparked by Hire Controversy
A Chicago report notes the payment of a new pro football commissioner with a salary around 840,000 annually, while terms for renewing another executive’s contract are set at 63,000. The piece references past Chiefs and Browns figures and mentions related payments and employment context in light of team leadership changes.
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Msoetaten Press
Chicago
Elena Brea
Bert Boll
Els
A. B. Ohuudi
Pail
Mile Duel Ends With Gehrmann Victory
A rugged mile duel unfolds with Don Gehrmann beating Dan Lehrmann in a tight finish near the fifth mile. The race features parallels to earlier Wisconsin track battles, with references to Ohio State and other competitors, amid a chaotic, era-style sports page narrative.
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Associated Press Philadelpna
Dan Lehrmann
University of Wisconsin Mwdine
Fred
Boston
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