Phillies groom another strong rookie crop for 1950 season
Philadelphia expects fresh talent from a 13 man rookie group reporting to Clearwater Florida next month. Names include Ray Semproch Ben Landrum Charles Essegian Frank Herrera Forrest Smith and veterans back from service Mack Burk Fred Van Dusen Joe Turk John Easton and more.
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Forrest Smith
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Willie Jones
Mack Burk
Fred van Dusen
Joe Turk
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Gene Snider
Earl Hunsinger
Ange-lo LoPeti
Tom Qualters
Bob Conley
Oklahoma Collegiate Conference Race Tightens
Bullldogs and Central pace the league with 6 1 records at the halfway mark as Oklahoma Baptist Northeastern share third with 4 3. Upcoming games include Oklahoma Baptist Northeastern at Shawnee and Northwestern Southwestern Central and East Central Phillips. Langston visits Wiley College while Texas College loses two to State Negro School boosting to 12 4.
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Cage Scoring Snapshot From Page Eight
Mid American Miami leads with 60 points as Penn and Brown drop two games each. The brief notes Miami plays non league Dayton and Iowa this week while other teams hold steady in the standings.
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Bowler Wells hospitalized after long illness in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City sports page reports Garner Wells, prominent Southwestern bowler and former owner of Dallas and Fort Worth alleys, hospitalized after a long illness. Wells, three time area outstanding bowler, moved to the city six years ago and won the Oklahoma City Times singles classic.
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Fort Worth
Fangio Wins City of Buenos Aires Grand Prix
Juan Manuel Fangio, veteran driver, won the City of Buenos Aires 17 mile grand prix in a Maserati. He completed two heats of 30 laps each in a total time of 2 hours 38 minutes 47.2 seconds amid talk of retirement after five world sports car titles.
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Juan Manuel Fangio
Pro Cage Standings and Schedule Summary
League standings show Boston leading with 115 points, Detroit and Syracuse close behind. Schedules list games Sunday including Detroit at Philadelphia and New York at Minneapolis with results incomplete.
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Syracuse - Phiadelphia
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Schebie
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Syracuse
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Minneapolis
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Oklahoma Hosts Colorado Tonight
Oklahoma State hosts Tulsa as part of a busy slate for the state's major colleges. Oklahoma and Tulsa chase wins as Bradley visits Stillwater in a key rivalry. Oklahoma State stands 13-2, Oklahoma 10-4, Tulsa 6-12, with conference marks around 3-2 to 3-3.
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Unb Reed
College Basketball Scores Across The Nation
A busy Sunday and Saturday slate produces numerous upsets and tight finishes. Key results include St Bonaventure 72 over Garnon 60, Holy Cross 84 over Boston U 80, and Temple over St Joseph’s 77 to 69. Other notable outcomes feature Georgia Tech 72 Florida State 68, Alabama 74 over Georgia, and Clemson 62 over Georgetown. Multiple games show OT or close margins with teams like Minnesota 64 Kansas State 33 and Northwestern 95 over Indiana 66 in overtime.
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Sports In Brief Over Weekend
Over weekend reports cover several events. Mary Ann Downey and Marge Lindsay won their second straight women’s international four ball. Ken Venturi shot 75 to win the Phoenix Open. Ron Delany of Boston won the indoor mile in 4 10.3 for his fifth consecutive title. Germany swept the four man world championships with Hans Roesch claiming the title. Toni Sailer’s rival Just Rieder edged him in the world slalom. Tenacious narrowly won the Louisiana Handicap at the Fell Grounds. Terrang captured the San Pasquel Handicap at Santa Anita while Ekaba won the San Carlos. Stephanolis led at Hialeah in a turf handicap.
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Toni Sailer
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Miami
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Hialeah
Lindsay's Putting Wins Links Title
Hollywood California reports Marge Lindsay and partner Mary Ann Dowrey Lee Baltimore captured their second straight women's international four ball golf title. They defeated Marlene Stewart Streit and Ann Casey Johnstone in a 38 hole marathon using Lindsay's backhanded putting from long distances.
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Decatur
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Font Hill
Ont
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Mason City
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