Boxing Clash and Baseball Standouts Dominate Sports News
Madison Square Garden hosts a ten round middleweight bout between Giardello and Graham amid a feud stoked by past reversals and commissions. Miami TV boxing features Maxim versus Nordico as contenders jockey for crown relevance. In baseball, Early Wynn and Larry Doby face signing ultimatums as camp nears, with terms lingering around 30 to 35 thousand dollars.
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Two Corry High Five Triumphs in Benefit Games
Corry High teams led a benefit doubleheader as the jayvee beat the Junior High dribblers 60 to 25 while the varsity defeated the Faculty 71 to 48. Walter Wolfe had 14 for the Blue Jays, Bot Miller 9, Barry Cassett 17 and Fred Schwab 20 for the Beavers. The High defublers close the season tonight at Youngsville after 18 starts.
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Four Baseball Stars Missing From Spring Training Standstill
Four top baseball stars including Larry Doby Early Wynn Al Dark and Ralph Kiner remain unsigned as spring training begins. Hank Greenberg warns Doby and Wynn of an ultimatum while Dark accuses Giants of stalling. Rickey and Kiner wait for the other to move in a tense stalemate as teams begin workouts.
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Middlecoff Captures Houston Open golf title
Middlecoff wins the Houston Open with a late surge as Lloyd Manier finishes strong for a near second. The event’s $20,000 purse boosts Middlecoff’s early-season earnings, with Maglihan among top finishers and Stewart/Jr. dates noted for field entries.
Local bowling leagues see tight battles in various divisions
In the Men s 4 League Niederviter s Fireside and Meeraink s lead with a 2 sweep over Corry Den and Tunnell s. Stahl s Jewelers move into a first place tie in the VFW Men s B League after a sweep of Martin s Garage as Hickie Electric halves with Al s Clothes Shop. Moose League remains close as Wisdom s lead shrinks after one game win from Purity while Progress gains two games. Clymer Bag extends its edge in the Clymer League as Amer ican Legion fights to narrow the gap behind a sweep by Clymer Drug Store. Clymer standings list tight race across multiple teams with high scores posted by Michaelson and others. In other notes, a vote against the pact renewal at Wisconsin benchmarks faculty positions. A boxing result and Wiener Tack details close the report.
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Indiana Moves Into First Place In AP Cage Poll
Indiana ascends to No 1 in the Associated Press basketball poll after beating Wisconsin and clinching the Big Ten title. Seton Hall drops to second while La Salle rises to third as Wichita and Washington hold spots in the top five. LSU completes the top five.
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Rizzuto and Woodling Sign Yankee Contracts
The New York Yankees signed shortstop Phil Rizzuto and center fielder Gene Woodling as spring training opened at West Palm Beach Florida. Reports indicate terms included a reported 40 000 annual figure for Rizzuto and 24 000 for Woodling with official payroll details to follow.
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Hockey National League Title Clinched By Wissout Valley
In a Southeastern Conference race a decisive game led Wissout Valley to claim the crown with a 51 60 victory over St. Lis Kansas State rose in the standings while Kansas moved up one place in the BE Seven Conference standing behind in the poll.
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St Louis Five To Play In MIT New York Tournament Bid
St Louis University appears set for the National Invitation Tournament with tentative acceptances from Brigham Young and others. BYU hopes for a Skyline Conference berth as Eddie Kimball discusses possible Wyoming outcomes. Brooklyn boxing notes close the Brooklyn game segment.
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22-. .200 Club bowling encore shines in Teaiue meet
Chuck Harder led last night’s bowling with a standout series and multiple 200+ games. Other high scorers included R TeWinkle 201, Bemis 214, Panik Huvi butt 210 plus, Fento 231, Armstrong 201, and Greeley 221, among the 200-plus showings.
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College Basketball Scores From The Period
A summary of scattered college basketball results with multiple schools and scores appears. Notable games include Florida edging Georgia, Michigan beating Purdue, Kansas over Colorado, Oklahoma State victory in overtime, and Drake defeating Houston while Detroit wins over Toledo.
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