Bostons Red Sox poised for 1947 World Series return
Tampa dispatch reports Boston Red Sox ready to enter the 1947 season as the AL favorites, aiming to avenge 1946. Joe Cronin’s club appears strong at bat and on the mound, with Detroit viewed as the main challenger though recent trades and injuries cloud the Yankees outlook.
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Kansas Relays Preview Signal Strong Texas Relays Standouts
A stellar field for the twenty-second Kansas Relays includes twelve of fourteen Texas Relays class champions. Kansas marksmen Bob Crowley and Bill Mack headline Kansas to challenge for broad jump and four mile honors as Drake, Nebraska, Missouri and Big Six rivals join Dallas and Austin titlists in a crowded outdoor carnival.
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Oilers win 52 to 47 in West All-Stars game
The Phillipe Oilers won 52-47 over the Western All-Stars in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Bob Kurland led the Oilers with 27 points on nine field goals and nine free throws, while Ralph Hamilton of Indiana added 19 for the College All-Stars. A sell-out crowd of 5,000 watched the outdoor game at Municipal Auditorium.
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Indians Camp Notes Highlight Eight Home Runs by Seerex Scout
In Tycson Arizona on April 2, Seerex outfielder Seerex smashes eight home runs this year as Cleveland Indians win 15 9 over Cubs with Feller giving six innings and seven runs. Meanwhile Red Sox option Layden Wilson and release Otin Clark to Louisville as Detroit Tigers prepare for clash with Braves in Valdosta Georgia with Virgil Tracks leading pitching.
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Hallmarks top women’s bowling league and standings
Hallmarks defeated Charlton’s simulanice in three games to move near the top of the league. City dropped two to Helmen McGrew and Peck while Pickens beat Weavera two to one. Lawrence Paper moved up to second, Adelane’s won two of three from Cordier. Hallmark led with single game high 80 and 1889 series. Vera Hodges and Mildred Goff tied for individual high 176.
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Kansas track hopefuls set to open season against Emporia Teachers
Kansas track forces will add four Jayhawker football candidates for a dual meet opener with Emporia Teachers at Emporia. The squad includes Forrest Griffith price Mallon and Robison plus Tate Mallon as pole vaulters with Robison focusing on the discus. The meet also marks Tom Scofield’s return in high jump after an injury.
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Leahy Details Passer Development Method at Notre Dame
Atlantic City interview with Frank Leahy reveals how he shapes top passers. He describes a simple drill that teaches timing and accuracy, citing Charley O Rourke of Boston College and Angelo Berté of Notre Dame as beneficiaries. Notre Dame All American Johnny Lasack is connected to Leahy’s current system.
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Baseball Exhibition Results From Major League Games
The Asiowater Press reports yesterday’s exhibition results across multiple venues. Washington beat Detroit 3 to 1 while Boston topped New York 3 to 2. Cleveland defeated Chicago 4 to 1 and St Louis won against Philadelphia 6 to 3. Kansas City and Montreal also posted scores in varied matchups.
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Recruiting Rumor Flows From Union Station Case
Kansas City rumors claim Jack Gardner pressed for off campus recruiting despite NCAA rules. Bob O'Brien, undecided about college, faced pressure to return to Aggies or risk ineligibility, while he stayed with the Mount Oread institution. Pro sports and Nebraska notes follow with university intrigue and potential coaching moves.
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Sports Mirror recap of 1955 American college event
Ambiguous clipping reports on Hawaii victory and five year gap in a Salienta event. Mentions New Haven and Micler Ewim Rrown with unclear action. Describes Tom verre pon ehicara wes re site of the 1955 American owl event.
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Braves 2-0, eyes third win over Braves in spring
In St Petersburg Florida on April 27 the world champion St Louis Cardinals meet the New York Yankees in an exhibition with the Red Birds holding a 4-3 edge. Rookie Don Johnson blanked St Louis yesterday as the Bronx Bombers won 7-2. In Havana Brooklyn Dodgers seek 23rd win in three games after a seven game streak halt.
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Phillips Petroleum Announces Synthetic Rubber Breakthrough
Phillips Petroleum Co of Bartlesville announces development of a synthetic rubber rivaling natural rubber in many tests. Frank Phillips and President K S Adams call it a milestone toward freeing the U S from overseas rubber reliance while noting cost determines feasibility. An engineer adds air as a motor fuel is more pivotal than gasoline for engines.
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