National League pennant race and Giants death of Collins
Three team chase in the National League with Phillies Dodgers and Giants atop. Leo Durocher rebuilds Giants into contenders led by Jansen Magne and Hearn with depth in pitching and strong infield. Eadie Collins dies at 63, longtime Red Sox Hall of Fame VP, a cornerstone of 100000 infield lineage.
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Philadelphia Phils
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Giants
Leo Durocher
Tis
Durocher
Larry Jansen
Sal Magne
Jim Hearn
Sheldon Jones
Monte Kennedy
Dave Koslo
Allen Gettell
Wes Westrum
Eddie Stanky
Alvin Dark
Moliie Irvin
Hestiry Thompson
Bobby Thomson
Whitey Lockman
Ming Ae
Thele Hirsh
Ten teams left in scramble for PIAA cage titles
Associated Press reports ten high schools remain eligible for the PIAA three state basketball championships. Contenders include Allentown, Farrell, Swoyersville and Westinghouse in Class A. Avalon, Salztown, McAdoo, Mercer in Class B. plus Mounts day of Lancaster County vs Predonia for Class C. Eastern and western finals set for Allentown and Pittsburgh venues with Mer cer and Avalon among key matchups.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
PTAA
Allentown
Farrell
Swoyersville
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Avalon
Salztown
McAdo
Mercer
Mt. Day
Lancaster County
Predonia
Mercer County
Lebanon
Worthestay
Hershey
Sharon High School
Penn Palestia
Philadelphia
Kurztown
McAdoo
Rockne Hall
Mercer Mustangs
Canaries
Bloomsburg
Chambersburg
Radner
Steelers
Bulldogs
Iaslhs
Western Crows
Lower Merion
Homestead
Rutatown
Me‘Adoo
Mardens Amorrow
Maroons
Avalon Panthers
Ough
Fredonia
Mr. Joy
Exhibition baseball results and scattered scores
The sheet lists multiple exhibition baseball results from yesterday and today across teams such as Boston, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Detroit, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Oakland, Cleveland, and San Diego. Notable line items show Detroit beating Philadelphia while Chicago edged St Louis, with several doubleheaders and afternoon sessions noted. The text then shifts to references like a Penn State track coach and a former Big Ten hurdling champion with limited context.
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Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittshureh
New York
Washington CA
Chattanones SA
Cleveland
San Francisco
Oakland
San Fran
San Diego
Ginelmatt
Washington
Phillies meet Cardinals in fourth spring tuneup
In Clearwater on March 26 the Phillies face the St. Louis Cardinals in the fourth and final Grapefruit League game. A win would even the series at one win apiece after three one-run decisions. Detroit handed Philadelphia an 8 7 loss in the ninth yesterday as part of a 5 losses in 14 games. Other camps note Joe Coleman and Bobby Shantz start for the Athletics against the Red Sox in West Palm Beach while the Markmen beat the Braves 8 5 behind Warren Spahn. George Strickland eyed as Pirates shortstop per Branch Rickey. Andy Carey to report to Yankees farm box in Lake Wales. Dodgers president Walt O Malley denies any deal with St Louis while interest in Howie Pollet persists. Larry Jansen shines in Lakeland as Red Sox rally late for 6 1 win.
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Eadie Collins
Hall of Fame
Boston Red Sox
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Columbia University
Tom Yawkey
Sox
Sreal Sport
Cowpip Mack
Boston
Miracle Braves
A's
Stuffy Mernnis
Jack Barry
Frank
Athletics
Corry Bowling Association
VFW
Bowl-Aire
Rex Layne
Fagard Charles
Salt Lake City
Eadle “Red” Cameron
Mercer County
Little Fredonia
Mr. Joy
Lebanon
Mercer Tales
Avalon
Farrell
Mustangs
Farrell Steelers
Pittsburgh Westinghouse
Sharon
Penn States
Western Maryland
Thira Juisemian
Harry Little
Clarence Buss
Valeran
Ang Trom
Associated Press
Clearwater
Fin
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Vaters
Phils
Detroit Tigers
Jim Konstanty
Phillies
West Palm Beach
Fla
Joe Coleman
Bobby Shani
Sarssol
Brooklyn Dodgers
Miami
Boston Braves
Warren Spahn
Los Angeles
Andy Carey
New York
Yankees
Kansas City
Lake Wales
Flay Lday
Carey
Johnny Vers Ge
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phils
St. Louis
Nels
Yank Brass
Vero Beach
Fli
Walt. O'Malley
Fred Saigh
St. Louis Cardinal
Dodger
Saigh
O'Malley
Dodgers
Howie Pollet
Ed Miksis
Oklahoma Captures NCAA Wrestling Title in Close Meet
The University of Oklahoma won the NCAA wrestling championship in Bethlehem Pa edging Oklahoma A by 24 to 23. Defending champion Town State Teachers finished fourth with 10 points Penn State took third with 16 points. Two individual champions Tony Gironi Waynesburg 133 pounds and Keith Young Town State Teachers 187 pounds repeated. Walter Romanowski Cornell of Town was named outstanding wrestler by coaches.
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Bethlehem
Maren
University of Oklahoma
Sooners
Oklahoma A. 2S M
de Hone Town
Colle
Penn State
Princeton
Ohio State
Michigan State
Toledo
Cornell
Town
Waynesburg
Yale
Leehigh
Wyoming
Nagyeric Colomida
Poly
Army
Washington State
Ursinus
Wisconsin
San Francisco
Columbia
Mankato
California
Tony Gironi
Keith Young
Walter Romanowski
Spaulding Makes Second All-District Five Basketball Team
Corry High forward Doug Spaulding, a senior scorer and playmaker, was named to the second All-Northwestern Pennsylvania district team by district sportswriters. He shared honors with teammates and rivals across Meadville, Titusville, and Erie area schools, while Hodie McLown earned honorable mention. The article lists the first, second, and third teams and notes writers Gene Meek and others from Erie Daily Times and companion papers.
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Doug ‘Spaulding
Corry High
Chuck Blehynski
Beavers
Pennsylvania
Spaulding
Fredy Schwab
Cory
Hodie? McLown
The
Sutton Tait Py Plnxsulawney
Robert Bossard
Meadville
Richard Timmerman
Sharpshille
Robert Cottlition
Bradford
Sam Williams
Erle Strong Vincent
Dave Kiser
al Hatkevich
Eric Prep
Glenn Ditton
Titus~ Yile
Dave McFadden
Ou! City
Thomas Gustin
Mercer
Don Polys
Hyiv Tech
Charles Craig
Edonis
Ronald DePabfilis
Midgway St Lew
Robert Aldros
Franti
Anderson
Lawreace Park
Franklin
Augustine
West Bpilefield
Adams
Burick
Hickory
Boring
Dunlop
Ou Cy
Suse
Gustafson
Dibble
Harrison
Timeville
Cyterski
Carr
Smingboro
Clark
DuBois
Davis
Espy
Brookville
Davis Meadville
Eckert
Ol Cipy Sidoes
Fox
Litesville
Gage
Jones
Cambridge Springs
George
DuBolk
Gordon and Shattuck
Wiven
Hester
Levy
King
Mercy
Majewski
Erie Teche
Hornell Player Named Top Hitter By read
Oscar Sierra outfielder for Hornell in the Glass D. Pony League was named last season’s leading batter in minor league baseball. He posted a .421 average with 151 hits in 958 at bats over 92 games, narrowly ahead of Russell Mincy of Marion in the Western Carolina League. Sierra will receive the Hillexteh and Bradsby silver bull for the championship.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oscar Sierra
Hornell
Glass D. Pony League
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Sierra
Russell Mincy
Marion
N.C
Miney
Hillexteh and
Bradsby
Rod And Gun Club Meeting Planned For Tuesday
The Rod and Gun Club will meet tomorrow evening at the sportsmen’s home on East Washington street. Members should bring hunting or fishing articles, and may swap or sell items. Reports on the recent fish fry and membership drive will be heard, with plans for spring beagle trials. The business session starts at 8 o’clock, followed by light refreshments.
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Washington Street
Hockey scores from national and american leagues
National League games saw New York defeat Chicwan 2 1 and Toronto 1 Boston 0 Detroit 5 Montreal 0. American League playoffs concluded Cleveland 3 Buffalo 2 securing a sweep 4 0 in the series.
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New York
Chicwan
Toronto
Boston
Basketball game fixing returns to headlines in New York
The Manhattan district attorney seeks action after NYU star Don Forman was named a material witness in a gambling probe. A Senate committee investigates alleged fixes by referees, with sources citing involvement across the Big Ten and Ivy League, including a past National Invitation Tournament game in Madison Square Garden. Several players and teams face scrutiny as inquiries unfold in Washington and Milwaukee connections surface.
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New York
Poileurasket Bill
Brimeey Sen Ui
Washington
Sidney Arodson
Milwaukee
Midwest
Ducer
Secont
Madison Square Garden
Milwaukee Journal
Brodson
Ste Twa Catt
Tabie
Hrocan
Anl
Mi Jami
Fia
New Weekly
Yun Ul Farin
Tryarr Datoigomayile
Farmul
Jaye
Samired
Frr Gon
Kentucky and KSC Reach NCAA Final Four
Minneapolis March 26 Kansas State rests before facing Kentucky in the NCAA basketball final four. Kansas State beat Oklahoma A and M 68-44 in the western playoff. Kentucky edged Texas Tech 76-74 after a late rally.
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Minneapolis
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Kansas State
Oklahoma A and M
Kansas City
Kentucky
Wither
Tinos
Wildcats
Suse
Weller
Chad Adolph Ripp
Illinois
Shelby Linville
Yehms
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Sir Leullin
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REKK
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George Strickland
Pittsburgh Pirates
Branch Rickey
Strickland
Bill Meyar
Meyer
Isnal
Lakeland
Wansen
Mike Guer
Bobby Doerr
Larly Tor
Red Sox
Oklahoma
D. Spaulding
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Rod and Gun Club
Elmer
Pam
Lioya
Corry Beverage Dist
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Emblem Oil CO
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