Bowling results show Progress and Purity split in League night
Progress blanked Mooreteartand Purity divided with Aid Ih Moose League bowling matches last evening at Recreation Alleys. Progress posted scores: 435 607 6a against Purity 386 SHB and 457 for Lise Monstheart Franjell McNulty. Walt Shannon led Progress with 141 190 188 for Tosers Ard 592 55% 618 while Purity dropped the finale and pinfall, Paul Brenner led Aid 196 186 178. Dutch Moyerink had 110 189 106 for Purity. The only 200 games were 2058 Joe Clark and Mr Nulty's 202.
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Purity
Moose
Recreation Alleys
Progress
Lise Monstheart
Franjell McNulty
Walt Shannon
Ard
Paul Brenner
Moyerink
Joe Clark
Mr Nulty
Palmer favored to win Masters Open Tourney
Associated Press reports Johnny Palmer is the bookmakers’ pick to win the 1950 Masters at Augusta next month. Voters list Palmer as top contender from Badin North Carolina, with Sam Snead a close second and other strong mentions including Cary Middlecoff, Jimmy Demaret, Jack Burke, Roberto De Vicenzo, Ben Hogan, and Lloyd Mangrum.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Ertere
Johnny Palmer
Augusta
Badin
N.C
Sam Snead
White Surpine Springs
W. Vo
Goss
Cary Middlecaff
Ormond Beach
Fit
Jimmy Demares
Ojai
Calif
Jack Burke
White Plains
Roberto de Vicetno
Buenos Aires
Ben Hogan
Hershey, Pa
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Mangrum
Hogan
Jun Turnesa
Lew Worsham
Robinson Faces Costner Tonight in Welterweight Bout
Philadelphia report notes an expected non title clash between Sugar Robinson and Sugar Costner at Convention Hall drawing up to 15 000 spectators. The match, originally planned for December 5, postponements pushed it to later dates as Costner seeks a shot at a New York title later in the summer.
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Philadelphia
Costner
Joe Louis
Brown Bomiber
Joe
Louis Atte
Bayard Charles
New York City
Amis
Peter
Bomber
Aee
Pirates rely on rookie Danny OConnell for early season spark
In camp the Pittsburgh Pirates push for third base with rookie Danny OConnell challenging four rivals. OConnell, from the 1949 standout American Association season, impresses manager Billy Meyer and Hueco officials with strong defense and big hitting. He eyes a starting spot on opening day as the team seeks to boost its weak 1949 hitting.
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Danny O'Connell
American Association
Billy Meyer
Hueco
Anat O'Connell
Pirates
Tor
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Bucs
O'Donnnell
Favor Altoona Bradford In Class A Games
Altoona Bradford and Haverford are favored in the 1950 PIAA Class A basketball title chase. Haverford meets York Bearcats in Hershey Arena. Bradford faces DuBois, while Altoona plays Somerset. Districts 9 and 6 results noted. regional rounds approach with 8,000+ crowds expected.
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Associated Press
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Hayerford
York Bearcats
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Bearcats
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Ephrata
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DuBois
Lilish
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Altoona
Mountain Lions
Somerset
Johnstown
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Allentown
Bagies
Bedford
West Wyoming
New Holland
Lancaster
Fredonia
Leed s Lassies Lead Bowling Standings After Round
Leed s Lassies maintain a 12 game lead in the Ladies Bowling League after last night s matches. Raymond s Lane 5b and Page & Nichols posted notable scores, while Superior Cleaners beat Brigham s Hardware and Elsie Hixson anchored leaders with strong counts. Scholastic basketball results follow with Mercer Kane Irwin and others advancing in interdistrict and regional play.
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Page
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Mabel Shoppe
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Raymond's
Chapin
Superior Cleaners
Charlotte Staples
Gartha Carr
Mary Hnatysan
Springmakers
Aliu Watrous
Pageari Nichols
Chapit
Ethel Russell
Rosa Baker
CCNY and Holy Cross Vie for NCAA Tilt At MSG
New York March 2 CCNY, national invitational champions, posted a 442-10 win to lead the NCAA tournament field at Madison Square Garden. Bradley and Ohio State were set as Western and Eastern favorites in opening games, with Holy Cross favored over North Carolina in the other eastern matchup.
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Wolves
Irwin
Rockwood
WPTAC
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Sayre
Rockets
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Reading
Clark's Summit
Kingston
Trwin
Cresson
Pitt Stadium
Ney Associateh
New York
City College of New York
Madison Square Garden
Beavers
Bradley University
Buadley Braves
Kansas
Cony
Sonhomeres
Bradley
Ohio State
Holy Cross
North Carolina
Eye women bowlers reach 175 Club at Bowl-Aire
Gurtha Casr paced a squad of Eye women bowlers into the 175 Club at Bowl-Aire last evening with a Jet count of 204. Others making the grade included Marjorie Parson 191 Rosa Baker 190 Mary Fiusi ean 175 and Mary Aurerim 17h.
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Gurtha Casr
Eye
Bowl-Aire
Marjorie Parson
Rosa Baker
Mary Fiusiean
Mary Aurerim
Reds and Caps Open Hockey Season With Wins
In the American Hockey League Western Division action the Reds defeated Springfield 6-4 while the Caps edged the St. Louis Flyers on the Flyers’ home ice. The Reds started strong in a best of three series as the season opened.
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Seni
Springfield Inélangan
Springfield
Ubird
St. Louis Flyers
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