Meadville Sharpsville set for District 10 Class A final
Meadville and Sharpv ille meet for the District 10 Class A crown at Westminster College. Meadville, Section II champion, features Norm Yoorees Lloyd Sharrar and Bill Cook to counter Sharpsville star Bill Vasconc. Other showdowns include Bradford versus Westinghouse. winner meets Meadville Sharpsville winner in New Wilmington with finals in Philadelphia looming.
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Sharpnville
Mercer County
John Jay
Norm Yoorees
Lloyd Sharrar
Bill Cook
Bill Vascont
Sharpsvil
Punxsutawney
Bradford
Pittsburgh Westinghouse
Owls
Smoky City
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New Wilmington
Sharon
Philadelphia
Mercer
Kane
Johnsonburg
Bury
Mustangs
Meeting Set to Plan for Cory Country Club Drive
A meeting is scheduled tomorrow evening at 8 o clock at Peennaepee Garden to plan the Cory Country Club membership drive. Teams of 10 members will conduct outreach and the drive runs through April 15. A dinner will celebrate new members at the club.
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Cory Country Club
Arive
Buen
Efidsen
Hohwert Vay
Dblalaine
Nillior
Tigers Win On Ninth Inning Homers Over Braves
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Boston Braves 8 to 6 as Rufus Crawford and Johnny Buehn hit two ninth inning home runs with runners aboard. Newhouser and Ned Garver allowed 12 hits in relief. Also, the Yankees beat the Dodgers 4 to 1 in Miami, Vic Raschi and teammates shut down Brooklyn. Cleveland edged the Giants 3 to 2 on a Larry Doby homer. Philadelphia A’s topped Senators 7 to 1 as five seventh inning runs broke a deadlock. St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 3 to 0 in St. Petersburg. Cincinnati beat the Reds 4 to 2 over the Boston Red Sox in Tampa.
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Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Boston Braves
Rufus Crawford
Johnny Buehn
Newhouser
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Bill Bruton
New York Yankees
Brooklm Dodgers
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Allie Reynolds
Ewell Blackwell
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Larry Doby
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Ed Hrabcsak
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Eddie Blake
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Seniors Dominate Juniors In Final High School Basketball
In the intramural league finale the Seniors routed the Juniors 72 to 29 while the Sophomore Aces defeated the Sophomore Pumpers 47 to 26. Hodie McLean scored 39 for the Seniors, Loyd Lanphere 17, Johnson 9. Jim Burkhart led the Aces with 18.
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Igh
Csenes
Hema
Osm
Hodie” McLean
Loyd Lanphere
Johnson
Josets
Jim Burkhart
John Greist
Thiever
Plagosts
Kiner Heads For Havana Ending Holdout Siege
Ralph Kiner prepared to sign with the Pittsburgh Pirates after a lengthy holdout. He planned to join teammate Kiner and the club in Havana for spring training, saying terms closely matched what he and Branch Rickey agreed on in February. He expressed aim to help the team reach the first division and stay with Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
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Cali
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Poates
Babe Ruth
Kine
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Hollywood
Kilner
Ralph
Tam
Tom
Pittsburgh
Greenberg Gardens
Pittsburgh Ball Park
American League to OK Veeck Browns Shift to Baltimore
Major league action moves toward approving Bill Veeck’s plan to relocate the St. Louis Browns to Baltimore with a Tampa vote set and National League debate on Lou Perini’s Braves move to Milwaukee. Frick warns against late franchise moves and proposes a get tough policy to limit future shifts.
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Bill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
Baltimore
Lou Perini
Boston Braves
Milwaukee
St. Petersburg
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Belaire
Fla
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International League
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Braves
Executive Council
Blue Bonnet Keg Team Takes Early City Bowling Lead
Blue Bonnet leads the Mens A League at Bowl-Aire in the City Bowling Association tournament with an 8025 total. Standouts include Hotchkiss and Zewatsky atop doubles, Ralph Smith and Mary Perkins strong in mixed, and Halph Smith leading singles with a 619 set. The event resumes next weekend, ending March 28-29.
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Rannlisip
Bowl-Aire
City Bowling Association
Bronx Bombers
Texas Launch
Engineering
Thompson Maple
Ed Zewatsky
Harry Hotch- Kiss
Ralph Smith
Mary Perkins
Perkins
Herb Dahl
Paw Stroup
Halph Smith
Rosy Caruso
Furner
Hd Zewatsky
Zewatsky
Intern tional League seeks new cites to round out CFR
A fragmented report notes the league dropping Baltimore and searching for new venues to complete its competition schedule. Details on teams or dates are unclear but the shift affects planning and coordination.
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Baltimore
Cfr
Bowling 4 owner Forms to claim second half title
Forming captured the second half championship in the Corry James town League by margin of one game. Scores show Forming overwhelming several divisions and set up a four game playoff for the league era. Max Chris rolled a 200 game for the only double century count of the week. Harrison wins St Petersburg event with 266 in a record tying 7 hole.
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Tndustrials
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Harrison
ST. Petersburg
Fla
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Spen
Seton Hall Wins Gardeer Tourney
NEW YORK The National Invitation Tournament final saw Seton Hall defeat St John’s 58 to 46 in a tense contest at Madison Square Garden. Walt Dukes earned the tournament MVP and led all scorers with 21 points and 20 rebounds as Seton Hall and other first-team picks showcased strong defense.
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Tistals
Seton Hall
St.John's
Brooklyn
Pirates
Redmen
Aeriva Behaeing
Madison Square Garden
Walt Dukes
Associated Press
Richie Regan
Dick Duckett
Solon's
Dick Ricketts
Dunquesas
Larry Costello
Winemi Thqueme
CIA
Manhattan
Class B Gunners Top Conneaut In Close League Finish
In a tight Class B league match, the Gunners edged Conneaut 1150 to 1147. G Dalvie and G Rhodes led with strong scores, while Jack Raymond was close behind, and D Branch noted by visitors for top Tonos with 2295.
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Conneaut
Ramie
G. Dalvie
G. Rhodes
Corry
Jack Raymond Wan
D. Branch
Four Teams Seek NCAA Cage Title
The 1952 NCAA basketball playoffs narrow to four as Indiana and LSU meet in a key semifinal while Kansas and Washington square off in the other bracket. Ohio State and Wake Forest won earlier regional tilts, setting the national crown chase at four sites with about 10,500 onlookers expected.
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Kansas JayHawks
Washington Hussies
Pennsylvania
DePaul
Chicago
Wake Forest
Lebanion Valley
Raleigh
Oklahoma City University
Mantiitan
Seattle
Wyoming
Corvallis
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