Spring Training Talks Signal New Baseball Deals
Reports from camps indicate contract offers and 25 percent pay cuts amid rebuilding seasons. Kiner shows willingness to renegotiate while players seek value as negotiations unfold. expected salaries hover near eighty thousand dollars with many details still in flux.
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Coaches Agree REW Rule Increases Cage Scoring
The NEA scores show Rochester 2 Basin B Warauker 56 and Meamepalis 86 Fork Wayne 76 Tadismaepatis Y6 Syracuse 72. Coaches discuss rule changes boosting scoring in the cage with one coach opposing the shift.
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Bulldogs Trim High Cagers In League Battle
Meadville defeats Corry 70 to 58 as Norm Voorhees and Mel Turbanks lead the Bulldogs rally against the Beavers. Bridie Hatch tops Corry with 19 points while Voorhees and Turbanks add 18 each for Meadville.
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Beaver Club Banquet Honors Corry High Football Team
Some 250 boosters, athletes, coaches and guests attend the Beaver Club annual sports banquet at the VFW Post home to honor Corry High School football’s Section 7 championship. Edward Krause of Notre Dame is guest speaker with film clips from the 1952 season and a program of awards and tributes.
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Bowling league leaders split in late night standings update
In the Ladies A League Thompson Maple Products and Raymonds split as Thompson leads with 22 wins to 6 losses. Ethel Russell top scored with 188 as Leed’s, Mabel Shoppe, and Brigham’s show solid totals across three-game results.
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Meadville Jayvee Quintet Tops Corry in Junior High Triump
Meadville Jayvee team defeated Corry with a 27 point win after trailing 22 20 entering the final quarter. Jenkins led Meadville with 10 points as Brynt added support and Cath Lou Henna coached the reserves.
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Nikon Seeks New Grid Coaching Job After Front-Office Feud
Washington Pa. Mike Nixon a controversial assistant coach in the Chicago Gammal football setup says he plans to rejoin the team next season despite a public dispute. Nixon, a former Pitt halfback and Steelers backfield coach, said he hopes to find a new NFL position with another club. Cardinals’ Walter is urging Joe Kuharich to fire Nixon and Bill Daddie, while Kuharich wishes to keep them as aides.
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White Sox land Fain to spark 1953 pennant push
Chicago finalizes deal for 20 year old first baseman Fain from Philadelphia Athletics in exchange for Ed Robinson Ed McGhee and Joe de Mastri. Lane touts Fains expected five to six year tenure as cornerstone of lineup amid trade speculation over Robinson Bauer or Collins links.
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Meadville Five Triumphs Over Corry Junior High 98 32
Meadville led 10 4 early and widened to 24 10 after three quarters before Coast Rudy Gradlsek subbed in reserves. Bob Miller scored 17 for Corry Blue Jays and Ab Jenkins led Meadville with 15. Meadville faces Youngsville next at 4 PM.
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Bird Club Plans Feathered Stocking and Games
The club schedules a February meeting to approve stocking predators and pheasants, stock 20 dozen rabbits, and fund a feeding program with local landowner approvals needed. A committee led by Stamey Anderson will meet Pendm Grange to review hunting and stocking rules in Erie County, and another panel led by Artin Cochran explores a 100 acre site near the club for a fish tasting event.
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Castor to Head Gorey Country Club Leadership
The Gorey Artrelow Club board elected Castor as president at a ceremonial meeting. Voters chose McLawn as vice president and Jredeutir AL was named treasurer as the club plans a 195% season, member drive, and launch of projects at the next bond meeting seeking community support.
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Bucs Sign Abrams From Reds in 1053 Deal
The Pirates acquired outfielder Cat Abrams from Cincinnati in a trade connected to a Fed case. Abrams, 28, hit .274 last season with Brooklyn and Cincinnati and signed with Pittsburgh today.
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Toledo boxer Archie Moore knocks out Tate Hall in four
Archie Moore of Toledo, fighting at 174 pounds, KOed Tate Hall of Chicago in the fourth round. Don Bytcker of Philadelphia had a decisive win, while Roger Jones of Chester, Pa, claimed a victory for Pennsylvania Game Commission.
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