Red Sox Pacing Pitchers Key to Title Chances
The Boston Red Sox are pegged as AL pennant favorites as Tex Hughson Mickey Harris and Jack Kramer anchor a pitching staff averaging around 28 to 35 years. Dick Wakefield of Detroit faces pay cuts after a down year, with managers hoping bonus incentive sparks a rebound. Odds and ends note Penn State guard Milt Simon as a key leader and Frank O Doul begins his 14th straight season managing the San Francisco Seals.
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Duquesne Texas Wesleyan Game Sparks Postmatch Rampage
A near riot erupted after Texas Wesleyan defeated previously undefeated Duquesne 67 53 at the Gardens. Police quelled a 20 minute melee as chairs toppled and fans clashed, with no serious injuries or arrests reported.
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Williams Wins Non Title Fight In Philadelphia
Williams scores a 10 round non title decision over a Chicago challenger before a crowd of 1149 in Philadelphia. Judges split with a draw and Williams credited by some as winner while Dawson allegedly won on other score cards.
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Corry Hod and Gun Ciup win large turnout practice
The Corry Hod and Gun Ciup led last evening's practice shoot with a five high total of 1186. Hiwene Davis paced the field with 242 while Att Knapp 238 Frank Lawson 236 Dan Patterson 245 Gary Dingfelder 235 and Herman Steaves 235 followed in strong form.
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Lord Hits 671 Bowling Set Beats Corry Water at Bowl-Aire
In National League action at Bowl-Aire last evening Clymer Bay rolled a 671 series peaks with 169 254 and 248 games. Superior Cleaners swept three from Corry Water as Wilcox Graters led the standings with a five game edge.
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Corry Scholastic Games Tonight At Home On Local Courts
Corry High and St Edward's teams return for home games. Corry High hosts Youngsville Eagles with Jayvees at 7 p.m. and varsity at 8 15 p.m. St Edward's meets Tidioute on parochial floor as Gerry rivals Milanovich clash noted.
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Peace Distanced By Pasquel On Baseball Front
New York reports Jorge Pasquel says organized and Mexican leagues are far from peace. He plans to Cuba to sign players for the next season and will not bargain with Commission officials. Williams defeats Dawson in Philadelphia boxing card. Kuptlow and Riccia win in New York. Gilliam defeats Apple-Bate in Newark.
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Home court helps team aim to tie the score
A brief sports item notes the likely starting lineup includes Jinjeup at guard, Don Sutton and Chet Hyots on the court, Fred Debkeen at center, and Joe Hansen and Dave Raynor at guards as the home team seeks to even the score.
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Kane Moose Top Corry Rockets in Junior High game
Kane Moose led the visiting squad to a 59 47 win over Corry Rockets as the third period swung the momentum. Thompson paced Kane with 18 points while Joe Trigina led Corry with 17. accuracy and balance carried Kane to the victory despite Rockets late scoring.
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Black Given Pay Hire by Indians in 1948
Cleveland Indians announce the signing of 27 year old pitcher Beaverdam Wis who posted 14 and 1 last season for Oklahoma City and Shreveport. The front office did not disclose terms but notes an increased contract for the veteran right hander.
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