Burnett's Machinists Snare Bowling Crowns in Roll-Offs
Burnett's Women claim Recreation League title with a club record 2747 as Mayer's Meats yields, and Jokers Crazy Pins fight to a tie prompting a three game roll-off next Tuesday. Standouts include Pat Watts 552 and Rose Hackney 469 for Frontier Cafe.
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Sue Baker
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Shipping
Fights Last Night Card Wins at Two Cities
Associated Press report lists results from Buffalo and White Plains. Lee Oma beat Vern Mitchell in Buffalo while Al Do Minelli defeated Tommy Bazzano in White Plains. Both events featured notable boxers with outpoint decisions and connections to Newark Detroit Middlesextown and Italy.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lee Oma
Newark
N. J
Vern Mitchell
Detroit
White Plains
Aldo Minelli
Italy
Tommy Bazzano
Middletown
Conn
Absence Of Your Host From Blue Grass Bars True Appraisal Of Kentucky Derby Hopefuls
Lexington AP reports Your Host, the California Comet, will miss the Blue Grass Stakes 120,000 added at Keeneland, elevating debate on Derby prospects as several other top contenders like Mr. Trouble Theory Oil Capitol vie for the mile and an eighth prep. Hill Prince and three others arrive in Louisville for Derby work.
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Ben Jones
Calumet
Hill Prince
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Trumpet King
New York
East Tech claims four straight Ohio Wesleyan Relays titles
Cleveland East Tech coach Ivan Greene asserts the team won all four Class A meets from 1942 to 1945, challenging the official program that credited Columbus Central with a high score. Ohio Wesleyan athletic director Georf Gauthier reviewed records and supported East Tech’s claim.
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Columbus Central
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East Tech
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Columbus
Springfield
Wildcats
Finalists Clash Today In North South Golf 1949
In Pinehurst North Carolina top players including defending champion Peggy Kirk Findlay Ohio and Grace Lenczyk Hartford Conn meet in the second round of the 48th Women’s North and South Invitational. Upper bracket round results feature Helen Sigel edging Carol Diringer. Other matches set include Estelle Lawson Page vs Claire Doran and Bee MacWane vs Pat Harrington.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Grace Lenczyk
Hartford
Michigan Team Bowls 2807 For Ninth Place In ABC Tourney
Stroh's of Wyandotte Michigan topped the American Bowling Congress meet with a 2807 team series for ninth place in Columbus. Dowd Sporting Goods of St Louis drew the weekday crowd but finished 2678 after several misses. Gene Walters led Stroh's with 652 while Wooster Rubber Co started strong but settled for 2783. William Larue of Detroit posted 1849 in all events, his fourth straight ABC 1800 plus. Dick Clark of Camden took fourth in singles with 791 on 242 205 244 in his ABC debut.
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Stroh's
Wyandotte
Mich
American Bowling Congress
Dowd Sporting Goods
St. Louis
Gene Walters
Stroh
Wooster Rubber Co
Wooster
Dowd
William Larue
Detroit
ABC
Larue
Dick Clark
Camden
N J
Clark
Sanatorium Majors Lead WIBC Bowling Standings
A new team, the Sanatorium Majors of Grand Rapids, Mich., topped the Women's International Bowling Congress Tournament by rolling 2903, displacing the Straus-Frank team of San Antonio. Other leaders include Loretta Rocher and Stevie Balogh of Cleveland in doubles, Ellen Destany of New York in all-events, and Vivian Anderson of Lidie Wis in singles.
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Sanatorium Majors
Grand Rapids
Mich
Straus-Frank
San Antonio
Kornitz
Milwaukee
Rainy day matches shift many city league games
Weather forced changes leave Newark at Zanesville Lima at Marion Portsmouth at Springfield and Richmond at Muncie set for today. Teams are scheduled to meet under rain affected conditions with schedule adjustments noted.
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Zanesville
Lima
Marion
Portsmouth
Springfield
Richmond
Muncie
East Liverpool Coach Merrill Hall Secures Two Year Pact
East Liverpool Board of Education approved a two year contract for Merrill Hall as head basketball coach with no salary change at 3950 dollars per year. Hall took over in 1946 47 when the Potters advanced to the state finals and his squad won 19 straight games last season.
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Board of Education
Merrill Hall
East Liverpool Potters
National AAU grappling championships draw 231 entrants
Wrestlers from 22 states competed at Hofstra College for the 60th annual national AAU grappling championships. The event featured a wide field of participants from across the country vying for titles in multiple weight classes and styles.
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Hofstra College
Four Games Washed Out In Ohio Indiana League
The weatherman caused havoc as four games in the Ohio Indiana League were canceled yesterday due to washouts.
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Associated Press
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