Ted Williams May Miss Marines Duty Then Rejoins Red Sox
Ted Williams faces a Marine physical hurdle that could keep him from service after May 2, yet he plans to train with the Red Sox in Sarasota. If cleared, he will join exhibition games across the south and southwest, with contracts and pay details under negotiation. Wildlife Week highlights protection efforts for Florida Keys key deer as conservation groups push protection funds and habitat improvements. Local notes mention junior high basketball additions, Stan Musial’s sponsorship deal, Cobb’s race relations stance, and Bill Dudley’s retirement with Steelers interest in a coaching role.
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We the People
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Fred Marsh
St. Louis Browns
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National Sporting Goals Association
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Georgia
Ne Bcoes
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Texas League
South
Bill Dudley
Washington Redskins
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Steelers
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Doe Bach
College basketball scores from multiple games
A roundup of college basketball results shows Pittsburgh leading Notre Dame 63 to 55, Duquesne defeating Villanova 89 to 61, Illinois losing to Purdue 51 to 4, Nebraska 72 over Oklahoma City 61, Drake 47 over Toletis, 71 to 57 for John Catrall, and a 67 to 1 Wayne Georgia Tech upset in a scattered tally.
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Duquesne
Villanova
Ilinois
Purdue
Town State
Nebraska
Oklahoma City
Drake
Toletis
John Catrall
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
South Carolina
Georgis
Tech
Kentucky Five Returns Top In AP Cage Poll
Kentucky rises to No 1 in the Associated Press college basketball poll with 190 points and 92 first place votes while Kansas State, Illinois, and Missouri vie for high spots. Kansas State jumps to seventh after beating Kansas. Illinois slips to third as Duquesne and St Bonaventure lose ground. Other Penns, LaSalle, Temple and Villanova appear in the top 80, with Duquesne, Duquesne, and St Bonaventure among leaders.
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Kentucky
Apple
Kansas State
St. Louis
Dugheone
Town
Washington
West Virginia
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Temple
LaMotta Edged In Split Decision By Norman Hayes
Jake LaMotta, 30, returns to action after a five month layoff and drops a 1-2 round split decision to Norman Hayes in Boston. Hayes, 20, used easy punching while LaMotta pressed hard but slowed by previous losses. Judges Manning Norton Ricciotti award Hayes 98-97 and 97-95 with one judge for LaMotta 97-95.
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Trish Bob Murphy
LaMotta Boxing
Hayes
Jake
TaMotta
Mel Manning
Johnny Norton
Joe Ricciotti
LaMatts
Several More Players Sign 1952 Contracts
Major leaguers signing 1952 contracts include Pittsburgh catcher Joz Garagiola and outfielder Bry Dusak. Detroit midseason signings George Kell and others. Philadelphia Athletics catcher Ray Murray and pitcher John Kucab. New York Giants shortstop Alvin Dark. Boston Base man Hay Torgeson. New York Yankees pitchers Bob Hogue Harry Schaeffer and Em Gorman. Chicago Sox West baseman Eddie Robinson and others. Cincinnati pitchers Eddie Blake George McPhail fielder Bob Borkowski catcher Hoyt Landrith.
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Joz Garagiola
Bry Dusak
Detroit
George Kell
Philadelphia Athletics
Ray Murray
John Kucab
New York Giants
Alvin Dark
Boston Bray
Hay Torgeson
New York Yankees
Bob Hogue
Harry Schaeffer
Em’ Gorman
Chicago Sox
Eddie Robinson
Bob Dillinger
Cincinnati
Eddie Blake
George McPhail
Bob Borkowski
Hoie Landrith
Garagiola Signs Pittsburgh Contract in 1952
Catcher Joe Garagiola signed the 1952 contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday. Salary terms were not disclosed. The article also notes a series of college basketball scores including Tennessee 68 over Georgia 62, Western Kentucky 12 over Tampa 4, and Oklahoma 49.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Garasiois
Wile
Pittsburett Pirates
Tennesse
Georgia
Western Kentucky
Tampa
Tear
Oklahoma
Bowl-Aire Keeps Five-Game Lead In Men’s A League
Bowl-Aire won three games to two against Tunnell’s while Michaelson’s Cafe swept Vets, keeping Bowl-Aire at the top of the standings with 55 wins. Al’s Clothes Shop blanked Rossbacher’s, Cobbett’s took a split with Blue Bonnet, and the turnover left Blue Bonnet and Cobbett’s in pursuit.
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Cobbett's
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Borstorff
Fiteh
Hickle Electric
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Davis Tasuymee
Totel
Tagm Electric
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Model Dairy
Hammond Elevator
Hickie Electric
Stahl’s Jewelers
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Davis Insurance
Borstorff and Fuels
Borstorf and
Fitch
Stahl's
Merritt
Glymer Dune Store
Clymer
GLF
Jim's Keystone
Thompson Farms
Clymer Bank
Art
American Lesson
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Clymer Drug Store
American
Arts Barber Shop
Art's Barber Shop
Clymer Bag
Hayes Knocks Out La Motta in Boston Bout
Norman Hayes from Boston outpointed Jake La Motta, 16 24, in a New York ring last night. The bout drew media buzz as Hayes earned a decisive win over the famed challenger.
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Norman Hayes
Jake la Motta
New York
Beavers Meet Oil City Cagers Here Tonight
Beavers host Oil City cagers in a tossup game after 2-2 league records against 1-3 for Corry. Warren and Franklin return for Beavers, with coach Wells deploying Buitt Moyer Pleger Enos in key roles and Ball Pleger Enos in guard spots. Oilers counter with familiar lineup as Schwab sticks with strength and balance. Last night boxing results accompany brief notes on local teams and a duck breeding season fact.
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Peaten
Warren
Franklin
of City Oilers
Hud Wells
Beavers
Bott
Wells
Buitt and
Moyer
Pleger
Enos
Petulla
Black
Fred Schwab
Hie
Terific
Bosden
Eddie Hatch
Hodie
McLean
Roger Andrus
Dim Hannan
Four 200 Club scorers shine in High's bowling event
Clint McLean, Walt Loveland, Pete Russell and Phil Sample posted over 200 averages. McLean rolled a 253 single and 628 series, Russell 212 and 609 series, Sample 267 and 305, while Loveland totaled a 226 and 41 percent in his games. Other 200s listed include Faire Cyllds 251, VanTassel 215, Shynnon 210, and many more.
Notre Dame Upset by Pt Cage Team in Pittsburgh Action
In Palisburgh on January, Duquesne defeated Notre Dame 88 to 62 as Pitt, with a 5-7 record, joined Duquesne for national notice. Kim Kennedy led Duquesne with 26 points while Villanova’s Larry Hennesey was held to one.
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Pseb Tashnik
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Siyle Gine
Alexander Honored as Most Courageous of 1951
Philadelphia event honors Alexander, famed golfer who recovered from severe injuries after a plane crash. He attributes part of his comeback to borrowed courage and modern medicine. Also feted were Princeton’s Beathaltiack, Dick Raamaler, and Bob Ward. About 1,300 diners heard him thank supporters nationwide.
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Stewvart
Likip
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Alewander
Antal
Rowel Beer
Princton
Haltiack
Dick Raamaler
Bob Ward
Marylod (Uckle
Tim
Lolters
Eart
Junior High At Oil City Today
The Cory Junier High teams play a busy road schedule this week starting today at Oil City. The Blue Jays face Union City Thursday night and Meadville next, after their Union City game was moved up a day by school officials. Coach Vic Cruge’s squad, led by Buckner and Migay, battles the Little Bears of Oil City with Buckner married to Migay’s sister.
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Cory
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Little Bears
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