Battle of Intellectuals headline boxing match in Chicago
Prominent matchheads Velar and Davey meet in Chicago Stadium in the top boxing bout of the week. Velar, a dramatic arts student from New York University, faces Davey who holds a Master of Arts from Michigan State. Davey is undefeated in 32 bouts, Velar has a 41-1- record in his career. The bout is expected to draw large TV and radio attention as chatter of a possible welterweight title shot circulates.
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Corning Edges Jamestown in Pony League action
Lefty Bill Morrison pitched nine hits allowed but held firm in the late innings as Corning edged Jamestown 8 7. Hamilton Cardinals ended atop the Pony League standings after a 5 2 win over Wellsville Rockers while Miller homered with two on in the third. Dick Jack earned his first win for the Hornell Dodgers in a 9 2 victory over Bradford. Other results featured Corina beating Jamestown Olen defeating Batavia 9 8 and Pittsburgh Howl at New York in a 10 1 outburst against Arch Swiden.
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Job Ad Seeks Adults For Home Based Work
A fragmentary advertisement from Youngstown Ohio invites adults aged 18 and older with at least a high school education or equivalent to apply for unspecified work. The notice mentions no guaranteed income and refers to a middleman company P G Box 449.
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Warren Track Team Defeats Beavers 85 to 24
The Warren squad routed the Corry Beavers 85 to 24 in a meet shifted from today to yesterday. Coates led Beavers in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Haveli cleared 9 feet 4 inches in pole vault, and Hodis McLean suffered a spike wound ending his season. Warren set a new 440 and 220 times in events and posted a Warren High School record in the 880.
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Baseball scores and standings in yesterday and today leagues
American League results show Cleveland beat Boston 4 to 2 in 10 innings while Washington crushed St. Louis 18 to 1. Today’s games include Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Washington. National League results Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 1 and New York edged Chicago 3 to 2. Standings list New York and Brooklyn atop the league, with Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Boston and Chicago also shown with records and games behind. International League schedule notes Springfield and Syracuse at Baltimore with wet ground. last night’s boxing in Scranton featured Gartelin claiming a win over Philadelphia’s.
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Indians Rally To Defeat Box In Ten Heats Four Two
Indians rally from behind to beat the Red Sox 4 2 as pitching by Feller and Lemon helps shut down Boston. The day features relief work by Lou Brissie and Wynn, with manager Al Lopez reshaping the bullpen to finish strong. Giants maintain a slim half game over the Dodgers in the National League race.
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Bowling League crowns season in tight four game margin
Bowl-Aire edged Blue Beavet by four games to seize the Men's A Bowling League title in the final night action. Cobbett's team led early, while Rossbacher's squad split two matches, and Calvary's outfit blanked Michaelson's Cafe as the standings settled. The final tally featured notable scores from Dow Watkins and other players as season action concluded.
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Robinson Signs For Title Scrap With Joey Maxim
Boxing records suggest Robinson plans a June 23 Yankee Stadium bout with Joey Maxim to seek a third division title, potentially becoming the first to hold three crowns. The deal, reportedly delayed by visa issues, would place Robinson in a historic path across middle and heavyweight weight classes. Local results note Willis Pep outpointed Ken Lear in Columbus, Ga.
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Umpire Sooty Robb Resigns Amid Mystery at Crosley Field
Cincinnati report details umpire Sooty Robb quitting in terse note to Warren Giles with no explanation. Gossip centers on April 22 incident involving Rabb, Addie Slanky, and Sally Hemus. subsequent fines and suspensions fuel rumors of disciplinary turmoil surrounding the National League.
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200 Club Night At Bowl-Ale Qbee Scores Flood In
Richard Hurlbut rolled 242 and 618 series as Bowl-Ale Qbee hosts the 200 Club 4 event. Keslers and teammates reached 200 plus scores including Paul French 291 John Chillek 200 Joe Miney 211 Melvin Colben 207 John Kiseman 202 Robert Brewin 229 Paul Hurl 409 and Wayne Skinner 202 in a high scoring night.
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Joe Miney
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John Kiseman
Robert Brewin
Paul Hurl
Wayne Skinner
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Leads Team to Victory
The report credits Kennedy and relief pitcher Opellus with limiting Chu to one run as New York triumphed 8 2. Westington rode a standout effort from Sikeler to edge St Louis 1 1 in a separate clash.
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Bell Named Warren Grid Coach After Ed Board Meeting
Fred Bell a Kittanning and Penn State graduate was chosen Warren High School football coach replacing J B Loidly after a board of education session. Bell coached Bellefonte High and posted a 20 1a 4 record with a standout 1949 season. The Drapers face Cony High in the opening game.
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