Meadville Faces Big Test in Western Region Final
Meadville and Sharon High meet at the University of Pittsburgh field house in the FIAA Class A Western regional finals. Meadville relies on height and a point‑happy lineup, while Sharon emphasizes ball handling and selective shooting. The winner faces tougher regional foes, with Sharon favored to advance.
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Meadville Bulldogs
Sharon High
University of Fillsburgh
Flying Colony
Nca Pittsburgh
Inghouse
Bue
Sharon
Herely
Meadville
Phillies Shift Hammered In Game By Phillies Pilot
Clearwater Fla May 1952 Associated Press reports manager Steve ONeill shifted Granny Hammer to second base with rookie Ted Juzanski at shortstop for the Philadelphia Phillies. Hammer, a 1952 all star, expressed satisfaction with the move while teammate Kamuski, valued for his strong arm, was noted for a hefty $80,000 contract and fielding potential. The piece questions whether 19 year old later pitcher Allen will hold the NL pitching staff.
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Hamner
PHILS
Associaterd Press
Glearwater
Fla
Steve O'Neill
Yulug
Granny Hammer
Ted Juzanski
Philadelphia Philes Hammer
Shoytatop
Scone
Granny
Kamuski
Yatromy Allen Typhe
Minneapolis Leads Series After Narrow Win
Yesterday in Minneapolis the home team edged Indianapolis 1-0 to take a 1-0 lead in the best of three series. Manchester beat Wayne 83-7 as part of the same slate, with Hert and Ih dosh noted in the results.
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NBA
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Fork Wayne
Hert
Casey Stengel Worried Over Yankees Pitching Staff
Casey Stengel faces pitching concerns with three weeks to opening day as Reynolds, Raschi, and Lopat deal with injuries and uneven spring results. Reynolds back muscle pull. Raschi shelled in Tampa. Lopat yet to appear as Giants and other clubs post spring results.
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Reynolds Nursing
Lopat
Raschi
Reds
Browns
Chisox
Associated Press
Casey Stengel
Allie Reynolds
Vic Rasehl
Eddie Lopat
Reynolds
Cincinnati Reds
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Barney Martin
New York Giants
Lea Durocher
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Iris
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Oakisna
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Oaks
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Chuck Dressen
Jackie Robinson
Stotes
Uave
Brass Ko
Busy Bayes
Billy Cox
Dressen
Joe Black
John Parkes
St. Louis Browns
Chicacao White Sox
Satchel Paige
Harry Byecheen
Final results of Ladies City Key Tourney at Avalon Alleys
The Women s City Bowling Association caps a tourney with champions in Class A B and C. Leed s VFW wins Class A team event. Marion Bullard and EmAfha Weeks take doubles 1083. Marie Wotns 018 captures singles. Erma Willett leads all events 1291. Raymond Jewelry tops Class B with 2902. Eleanor Clare Leona Volk win doubles 1097. Willett tops singles 536 and all events 1291. Grice Jewelry wins Class C 2906. M Williams A Storer 1037 in doubles. Nantes 569 in singles and 1291 all events.
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City Bowling Association
Avalon
Leed
VFW
Marion Bulard
EmAfha
Marie Wotns
Mary ‘Bnatysayn
Raymond Jewelry
Eleanor Clare
Leona Volk
Erma Willett
Grice Jewelry
M. Williams
A. Storer
Norma Nentes
Meerdink
Corty
E. Roebrig
F. Hurlbut
C. Staples
V. Baressi
T. Paulson
D. Rathbutt
M. Alderson
M. Wallis
R. Baker
M. Ahalyszyn
D. Morton
B. Hixson
1B. Weeks
M. Bullard Bor
Mf. Hall
M. Hnalyszyn
M. Bulard
E Weeks
A. Berry
Everih — Raymund Jewelry
Ail-Way Electric
Connie's
Corry Journal
Hartley
Clark-b
Volk
R. Morton-M Komenda
A Casler
Willett
A. Royek
Courtney
L. Bacha
A. Bacha
E. Willett
F. Hurl
R. Gluynia
Helen
N. Kane
B. Fox
W. Hansen
M Neilson
P. Haenel
B. Oates
Cook
H. Hoyt
N. Nantes
D. Thompson B. Group
Papayieh Salar Jerome
Oesch Hammers Out 698 Series In Keg Tourney
Oesch fires 163 257 and 194 with 84 handicap to lead in singles as the keg tournament continues. Burlingame and Munn's 1298 doubles pace, Blue Bonnet holds team lead, and Rilla tops all events at 1997 with Shuss at 1835. Current standings list team and singles leaders across divisions with one weekend left.
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Burlingame
Munn
Guy Bowling Association
Hament Oh
Blue Bonnet
Johnny Oesch
Bie
Theo Burlingame
Charles ‘Munn
Joe Rilla
John Qesch
Charles Shuss
Brik Bonnet
Jensen's Garage
Bowl-Aire
Tunnell
View
Cory - Jamestown Engineering
John Ovsch
Bob Ottaway
Joe Ruta Gat
Charley Shuss
T. Burlingame
Mann
J. Balog
Pierce
Seniors and Juniors Win In Playoffs
Seniors and Juniors advance in High School basketball playoffs with wins over Sophomore Aces and Pumpers. Hodie McLean scores 21 as Seniors win 48 to 41. Tommy Carroll and Hajec lead Sophomores with 12 each. Juniors beat Pumpers 43 to 88 led by Dick Staples with 20 and Hyer and Tish with 25 of the rest. Championship set for Saturday at 1 30 pm. consolation to follow.
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Aces
Pumpers
Hodie" McLean
Bill Blatt
Lloyd
Tommy Carroll
Hajec
Dick Staples
Bsegi
Craig Hyer
Fred Tish
Corry Skeet Shooters Victorious at Celoron
Corry skeet shooters won in a two man shoot at Celoron yesterday. Kim Latimer and Norman McKisey teamed for a 9, while Kw Tandberg and Kermit Mawes also posted a 9. Latimer led with a 40 and his partner scored 42, Lindberg posted 48 and his partner finished with an unknown score. The two teams will have a later trial on the focal lane to decide first and second place.
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Celoron
Kim Latimer
Norman McKisey
Kw Tandberg
Kermit Mawes
Latimer
Lindberg
PIAA Cage Races Set To Crown New Champs This Week
The Delhi era of PIAA cage playoffs advances with District 1 and District 10 in contention for Class A and B titles. Meadvill e Mercer and Punxatawney shown in the hunt for Class C, while Yeadon Jenkintown and Darby vie for finals spots in a regional rush toward the state championships.
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Associated Press
Harrisere
Yeadun
Darby
Jenkintown
Hp Teick — Yeadon
Cathy
Ang Jenkintenyn
Chive
Itn
Divinul 10
Meadville
Mercer
PIAA
Glass Clul
PSAA
Uniq
Aimee
East March
Farell
Avalon
Distriet
Philadelphia
Tonkintown
Chance Lo
Yeadon
Filtsburch
Yeaton, Allertows
Share
Mendville
Dushy
Wot
Juykintown
Harter Cetre Hull
Fredonia
Lille
Allentown Distret
Marty
Avi
Old Moree
District LY Cams
Mack Says A's Have Best Squad in Years
Mack asserts the Philadelphia Athletes possess their best squad in years with strong pitching and lineup blend. He notes Bobby Shavits and Shane Janke among notable players, while Howell and Dykes loom as key figures. also mentions districts and upcoming games.
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Mack
A'S
West Palm Beach
Vonah Mack
Philadelphia
Bobby Shavits
Trey Byrd
Shane Janke
Brooklyn
Pius Ew
Masion
Ducky Lite
John Macklusam
Chiriy
Stun
Howell the Atticney
Pete Hunk
Earle
Roy
Jimmy Dykes
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