Marsh's Stock Snars Indians Roster Hopes Form Report
Corry reports Freddie Marsh may be Cleveland Indians utility infield addition with upswing in fielding and timely hitting. Orestes Minoso shifts to outfield, boosting Marsh and Ju Klein as infield pair unless trades alter plans. Ray Robinson to meet Harold Green in a 10 round non title bout at the Avens April 19. Stadium scene draws fans. Green's recent wins noted.
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Corry
Freddie Marsh
Cleveland Indians
Marsh
al Lopez
Tribe
Indians
Lopez
Orestes Minoso
Minoso
Ju Klein
Cleveland
Ray
Stuar” Robinson
Robinson
Harold Green
Avens
Sugar Boy
Brooklyn Battler
Akater
Ernie Dursnda
Charley Shuss
Corry Country Club
Nick" Carter
Erie County
Gilson
Jimmy McAvoy
Timmy Little
Gorgreous George
Pete Appleton
Pete Jabloncaki
Erie Sailors
Cleveland Trojans
Stella
Larry Doby
Harry Simpson
Pauls Men's Wear Wins In Tourney Bowl-Aire opener titles
The City Bowling Association event opened with six teams at Bowl-Aire. Paul's Men's Wear American League won the team title led by Frank Wise 196 218 174 to 588. Runner up was Corry Locker with a 2987 series. other teams included Hammond Elevator Blue Bonnet Cobetts Real Estate and A and P with strong scores. Also daily Raymond Night Shift League action noted with Guentewenl Autostatics and the Machine Shop posting solid 2900s. Fredstvika delivered the top individual effort with a 22 pins noted line.
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City Bowling Association
Bowl-Aire
Paul
Glothiers
Frank Wise
Corry Locker
Hammond Elevator
Blue Bonnet
Cobbett's
Guentewenl
Fie Autostatics
Hla
Ora
Fredstvka
Farrell Team Favored Over Westinghouse In Regional Final
Harrisburg March 28 Farrell and Swoyersville are favorites to win tonight regional finals and reach the PIAA Class A championship. Farrell meets Pittsburgh Westinghouse at Sharon to decide the western berth while Swoyersville faces Allentown at Hershey for the east. Winners meet Saturday at the Palestra in Philadelphia for the state title. Westinghouse seeks an upset with a 17 game win streak and Ed Fleming leading the Bulldogs offense.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Farrell
Swoyersville
Pittsburgh Westinghouse
Sharon
Swayersville
Allentown
Hershey
Penn
Joe Holup
Julius McCoy
Ferrell
Swoyehsville
Westinghouse
Sweyersville
Fretionia
Meer Olinty
Kutz~ Town
Avalon
Fredonia
Mr. Joy
Lancaster County
Vocats
Charles Craig
Pre- Dania
Lebanon High School
Katetown
Cougars
McAdoo
Panthers
Wpial Glass
Mercer
Fr & Row
PIAA
Kutatown
Pitt
Gfmnir
Canaries
Eddie Cahn
Bill Snyder
Holup
Steelers
Bulldogs
Pittsburgh
Ed Fleming
Women bowlers post top scores with three over 175
In women's bowling last night, 175 or higher was rare as only three players surpassed the mark. Eleanor Clark led with a 191, while Gertha Carr and Angie Baressi both reached 175.
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Eleanor Clark
Gertha Carr
Angie Baressi
Montreal Dominates Detroit 8-2 in Four Overtimes
In the National League playoffs Montreal defeated Detroit 8 to 2 after four overtime periods. Montreal takes a 1-0 lead in the best of seven series. Teams battled through extended play with strong offense from Montreal and a resilient Detroit defense before the late surge.
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Montreal
Détroit
Boxing Roundup Quietly Decides Point Losses in New England
In White Plains N Y Duckie O'Brien 145 from Hartford Conn outpointed Vinnie La Regima 14 from New York 8 in a brisk boxing night. In New Bedford Mass Billy Andy 151 from Providence outpointed Frankie Fay 148 from New Bedford 10.
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White Plains
N. Y
Duckie O'Brien
Hartford
Conn
Vinnie la Regima
New York
New Bedford
Mass
Billy Andy
Providence
Frankie Fay
Gun Club Membership Reaches New High
The Corry Red and Gun Club met with about 30 sportsmen present. Walter Wotus led the meeting as committees reported. The club, aiming for 800 members this year, noted 750 enrolled and discussed plans for Spring trout stocking, a junior organization, and Beagle trials on April 8 with entry blanks from Arb Cochran.
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Corry
Walter Wotus
Cambridge Springs
Howard Sheen
Arb Cochran
Final Rites Held for Eddie Collins in Boston
Notables from sports civic and political worlds attended the funeral of Howard Trowbridge Eddie Collins 63 Red Sox vice president and Hall of Fame second baseman. Teammates John Stony McGinnis Harvard baseball coach and Barry Holy Cross coach were among pallbearers. Collins died last Sunday night after a long heart ailment following hospital admission March 10.
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Boston
Howard Trowbridge
Eddie) Collins
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
John
Stony) McGinnis
Harvard
Barry
Holy Cross
Collins
Diamond
Will Harridge
Tom Hawkey
Joseph
Fran Stephens
Kentucky Wins NCAA Title In Thrilling 1952 Final
Kentucky defeated Kansas State 58 to 58 in a dramatic final as Adolph Rupp’s team rallied in the second half. Bill Spivey led with 21 rebounds and 12 after the break while Lew Hitch fought hard for Kansas State with nine rebounds, but Kentucky seized the late momentum to claim its third NCAA title in four years.
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Marci
Lew Hitch
Kansas State
Kentucky
Hitch
Bill Spivey
Spivey
Righ
Ken Tucky
Adolph Rupp
Seratch
Roger Layne
Suring
City College of New York
Bowling League Results Highlight Local Standings
The Ladies A and B leagues saw Raymond's and Leed's stay atop as Chebin's and Brigham's swept matches. Strong showings by Thompson Maple Products, Mabel Shoppe, and Rossbacher's Insurance influenced the weekly tallies with notable scores across the board.
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Raymond
Mabel Shoppe
Leed's
Thompson Maple
Chebin’s
Brigham’s
Wan Lat
Raymond's
Wan Leed
Chapin’s
Éla Mabe
Brigham
Thompson Products
Sind Nichols
Weatenes Lollow
Brigham's Hardware
Blandines
Tana Purninire
Rosebaeher's Insurance
Leeds
Eg i Avalon Gonler Ag
Bijsy
Cresniers
Frang Furniture
Rassbachers Insurance
Avalon
Cenver
Bliss Cleaners
Domestic Sewing
Levin i No. 1 in AP basketball rating upset
In a consolation game TMino's defeated Oklahoma A and M 61 to 46. Fifty personals were allel at the Aggies.
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Wis
Levin i
Mirkert
Tmino
Oklahoma
Allel JL
Aggies
Trio of CCNY players held in fixing scandal
District Attorney Howait Altermorn announced that CCNY players Dambrot Mayer Cohen faced arrest over fixing attempts. The trio plus others from CCNY and NYU tied to gambling schemes across Garden games, with $2,000 per game payouts and linked to the 1940s to early 1950s incidents.
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CCNY
Associated Press
New York
Maren
Hi Lest
Saul Chaiplen
Hilory
Aeriio Ab Bel Bing
Tawin Dambrol
Norm Majer
Jet Hers Cohen
Frank Howait
Hagin
Vinsseagon
Ihorton
Dumbro
God Mager
Kisbscaymi
Agamat Bradley
Dambrol
Mapier
Ulich Biv Ccny
Vieturys Danbrog
Nat Hahn
Holmen
Irwin Dambot
Dambrot
Mayer
Cohen
Utiverr
Roman
J. Warner
Roth
Layne
Craft
Long Tandy
Mayilliuin Mtd
NYU
Seagdal
Savin
Benediit
EROW
Romar
Rovian Te Smi
GOLA
Aid Nivgo
Oth
Mager
Hogan
Fxer
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Mateh
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Albert Payson
Terhune
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Bobbsey Twins
Hardy Boys
Nancy Drew
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