Injury jinx hits Red Sox and TV plans loom for football
The Boston Red Sox endure a string of injuries from spring training starting with veteran Bills Kinder. Sluggers Ted Williams and Billy Goodman join a list sidelined by illness and injury as others return. MLB's injury trend fuels fears of a curse while manager Joe McCarthy boosts reserves. In Pro Football, television expansion faces opposition from league moguls as plans for home-game telecasts and a weekly game of the week take shape under Commissioner Bell. Spring weather disrupts prep sports with delays in track, baseball, and golf, while trout fishing lags behind prior year. Pittsburgh leads NL attendance. Phils pace the senior circuit. Sugar Ray Robinson vows a showdown with Jake LaMotta as boxing eyes TV-era revenue, and Holy Cross hires Ridie Anderson as head coach for the 1950 season against the Eagles on August 11 at Soldier Field.
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Hornell Beats Jamestown In Pony League Action
Hornell Reuts jammed Jamestown 8 to 2 as Jack Byers center fielder for Wellsville hit the season's first grand slam. Oilers sluggers and Red Sox rally featured walks a balk and timely hitting in a choppy game across Olean and Hornell.
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Boston Dodgers Triumph In Early Spring Action
Associated Press recap shows Maurice McDermott scuffling versus the Yankees then settling to star for the Red Sox in a 6-1 win over the Indians. Ted Williams adds a homer as Boston socializes with spring training gains. Dodgers, Cubs, and Pirates also post wins. rain washes out several games. Ralph Kiner and Honus Wagner honored by Salvation Army Juvenile Courts fund.
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American League Results Snapshot
Yesterday’s slate included Boston defeating Cleveland 6 to 1. Chicago’s game at New York was rained out, as were Detroit at Philadelphia and St. Louis at Washington. All remaining games were postponed or canceled due to weather.
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Leed's Bowling Lead Cut To Four Games After Upset
Leed's imagies were upset into three games by Mabel Shoppe last evening shrinking their lead to four games as Superior Clowners took three points from Page and Nichols. The season ends next Tuesday with front runners needing one win to clinch. Brigham's Hardware and Raymond team also posted strong scores as standings and high game totals are reported.
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Baseball Scores and Tonight National League Games
Yesterday Pittsburgh beat Boston 6 1 Chicago defeated Philadelphia 10 8 Brooklyn triumphed 10 3 over St Louis New York faced Cincinnati while Brooklyn played St Louis and Boston met Pittsburgh and New York versus Cincinnati Philadelphia clashed Chicago with ? night games listed for four teams
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Jail man for catching frogs out of season in Meadville
Samuel Post of Hartstown was jailed for 110 days after being convicted of taking frogs out of season and resisting an officer. The case traced to a 1949 marsh incident in Hartstown where Game Protector Ray Sickles attempted to arrest Post and companions, with Post returning from New York after fleeing authorities.
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Pirates end skid with 6-1 win over Braves at Forbes Field
In Pittsburgh, the Pirates snapped a three game losing streak by defeating the Boston Braves 6-1 at Forbes Field. Wally Westlake delivered the big first inning triple with the bases loaded.
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Derby Start Speculation Tangles Derby Field
Louisville May 3 They expect the 76th Kentucky Derby Saturday with a strong field but Derby starters remain uncertain after Black George won a rain soaked trial. Contenders listed include Middleground Your Host Hill Prince Tom Gray Capitol King Ranc pair Hawley and White, and Black George among others.
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Yesterday's Stars Lead Pirates to 6-1 Win Over Boston
Wally Westlake delivered a three base hit with loaded bases in the first inning to spark the Pirates past Boston 6-1. Maurice McDermott allowed four hits and struck out eight as the Red Sox beat the Indians 4-0 for a GL triumph.
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Keg Club Alte-Watrous bowls 11 women at Bowl-Aire
The WG Club event drew 11 women bowlers with high scores including a 200 by former cracking and notable rounds by Helen Pondel 198 Marion Bulard 144 Marjorie Paulyon 188 Thelmaitz 18% Beatrice Hulmes 179 Ellen Lard 170 Esther Reeling 176 plus other marks. May 3 Butler qualifiers for National Professional Gallery Association championship set for May 22 at Butler Country Club with teams to represent the tri state district for Columbus event.
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