Hockey Group Backs AHA's Olympic Team
The IIHF matched the Amateur Hockey Association of America team with Switzerland to open the Olympic Games in St Moritz. Avery Bundage opposed the AHA as the U S official team and urged the USOC’s squad be substituted. The IOC executive committee weighed arguments from the USOC against the ATA.
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AHA
ST. Moritz
Switzerland
International Ice Hockey Federation
Amateur Hockey Association of America
Amateur Hockey Association
Avery Bundage
International Olympic Committee
U. S
Honor Roll Crowded as Wiseman Tops With 623
In Armco Major League action at the YMCA alleys Wiseman posted 179 187 257 623 for Alloy. Bailey led East Side Office with 190 197 227 614 while Open Hearth defeated Transportation Traffic twice. Women outscored men six to four in Honor Roll reaches, led by M Ellison 172 151 180 503 for Spares in a busy night of bowling.
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Armco
C. Wiseman
Bailey
Wolner
S. Bennett
Boots Mills
M. Ellison
Women's Recreation League
M. Oglesby
Mary Lou Leak
Ann Edwards
Pat Watts
Wiseman
Alloy
East Side
Steve Bennett
Jim Lang
Walner
Art Spruance
Metallurgical
E. Kamenovich
Mr. Wombold
Varieties
Wizards
F. Conrad
Nit-Wits
Erma Haven
Mary Jane Dredge
June Shaffer
Peters en Leader Nets 1 620 in Petersen Classic
Pete Nusser a 41 year old Cleveland shipping clerk set a new Petersen Individual Bowling Classic high by posting 1 620 across eight games. The field of 896 had only one other bowler reach the 1 400s and Joe Weiman made a strong top ten showing. Wilman tallying a 232 game added 1 563 to tie for eighth with Leo Bentley as others trailed with various scores.
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Chicago
Rich Kegling
Pete Nusser
Cleveland
Monnay Wo
Joe Weiman
Wheeling
W. Va
Joe Donnelly
Columbus
Shaunghnessy
Donnelly
Columbus,c
Sweetwater Clifton
New York Rens
Les Pugh
Ohio State
Don Blanken
Purdue
Roy Witty
Northwestern
Youngstown
Charles Butler
Notre Dame
Harry Miller
Seton Hall
Leo Mogus
Basketball Association of America
Armco Wahoo League Bowler Scores Lead In 2-1 Matches
M Boxwell led pins with 198 175 170 543 as Slab Mill defeated Strip Mill twice. Parks posted 202 162 190 554 for the losers while Cold Strip swept Bar Mill and Shops. Vail led Cold Strip with 186 191 150 527 and DeFrates totaled 481 for Inspection. McDonald had 438 for Bar Mill and Justice 457 for Shops. Shippers fell 2 1 to Hot Strip Floaters with Cunningham at 433 and J Fisher posting 171 155 172 498.
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M. Boxwell
Slab Mill
Armco Wahoo
Parks
Bar Mill
Vail
DeFrates
McDonald
Justice
Shippers
Cunningham
J. Fisher
Moose Men's League Scores and Standings Recap
No. 7 routed No. 4 while No. 3 took odd games from No. 5. No. 6 and No. 2 each earned 21 wins over No. 1 and No. 8. Conarroe led No. 7 with 160 188 190 538 and Medley posted 144 147 224 515 for No. 4. Red Lee topped No. 6 with 157 196 167 520. Snowden’s 181 201 186 568 led No. 5. Bullock 169 158 192 519 for No. 3. Byrum 148 153 206 507 for No. 1. Cantera 195 158 163 516 for No. 8. Bloom 458 for No. 2.
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Moose
Conarroe
Bob Medley
Red Lee
Snowden
Bullock
Bob Byrum
Cantera
Bloom
Brixment Triumphs Over Moore in Raymond Bay Women’s League
Brixment defeated Moore in the Raymond Bay Women's League as Zinn scored 319 for the winners and Prush 327 for the losers.
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Brixment
Mooreman
Raymond Bay Women's League
Zinn
Prush
Weather Holds Up Derby At SHUQUALAK Miss
Sixteen top quail tracking dogs await suitable weather to start the National Field Club derby championship at Nunn Plantation near Shuqualak Mississippi. Ice and snow delayed action planned to begin yesterday. Notable entrants include Tennessee Zev, Westerner, and Snaperoon. 39 dogs contest the all-age free-for-all championship, a new record.
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Shuqualak
Miss
National Field Club
Nunn Plantation
Tennessee Zev
Westerner
Snaperoon
High School Scores From Ohio Action Across Cities
A roundup of basketball results from Ohio area games with scores like Greenfield 54 Lebanon 53 and Circleville 50 Chillicothe 40. Other notable finals include Washington CH 67 London 40 and Glenford 81 Moxahala 44, plus college results Cincinnati 72 Butler 53 and Ohio Northern 57 Findlay 51.
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Ohio High School
Greenfield
Lebanon
Circleville
Chillicothe
Fremont
Bellevue
Wooster
New Phila
Waverly
Ports. Cent. Cath
Cin’ti Vocational
Roger Bacon
N. C. Hill
Mt. Healthy
Akron East
Akron Hower
Springfield Two
Kent State
Akron Central
Ravenna
Columbiana
Warren St. Mary
Washington CH
London
Columbus West
Logan
Delaware Willis
Cols. Aqueinas
Glenford
Moxahala
Toronto
Martins Ferry
Trenton
West Elkton
Carlisle
No. Hampton
Cincinnati
Butler
Ohio Northern
Findlay
Wilmington
Bliss
West Virginia
Lawrence Tech
Tri-State
Ind
Wake Forest
Furman
Alabama
LSU
Portland
Pacific U
Huntington
Concordia
Holy Name Faces NCR In Coliseum Showdown
Holy Name meets NCR at the Dayton Fairgrounds Coliseum at 6 30 p m in the feature game of a twin bill NCR has 10 straight wins this season and no defeats The squad features former area stars Bob Hirsch Bob Reed Dudley Parker Junior Norris Bill Green and capped last year’s AAU title Coach Bill Ridge fields Don Bolton Chuck Trent Charles Bolton Dick Schramm Kenny Fox and Joe Schramm as starters No admission charge for the game
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Trinity
Holy Name Five
National Cash Register
Dayton Fairgrounds Coliseum
Dayton
NCR
Bob Hirsch
Northridge
Bob Reed
Miamisburg
Dudley Parker
Junior Norris
Fairmont
Bill Green
Eaton
Gem City
Bill Ridge
Don Bolton
Bob Murphy
Chuck Trent
Charles Bolton
Dick Schramm
Ridge
Kenny Fox
Joe Schramm
Curtis Cup Women Out in Doherty Challenge Round
Curtis Cup players were eliminated in the second round of the Helen Lee Doherty Challenge Cup in Miami. Polly Riley fell to Evelyn Odom 1-up in 22 holes, and Eddie Bush defeated Peggy Kirk 1-up in 19 holes. Carol Diringer beat Marjorie Lindsay 11-up in 19 holes, while Jean Hopkins defeated Jim Wagner 4 and 3.
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Miami
Fla
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Evelyn Odom
Eddie Bush
Wilmington
Del
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Ill
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland
Jim Wagner
Rockford
Baby Split Biggest Bogey To 300 Game
Milwaukee report shows the 3-10 baby split thwarted several bowlers from perfect games during the 1945-46 and 1946-47 seasons. Eleven bowlers escaped 298 by leaving 6-10 spares, with 5-7 and 4-5 splits standing five times. Other leaves causing 298 included 8-10 5-9 4-6 and 3-6, each four times.
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Milwaukee
American Bowling Congress
Glamack’s 28 points fuel Kautskys win over Oshkosh
Indianapolis star George Glamack scores 28 points and makes 20 free throws to lead the Kautskys to a 69 65 victory over the Oshkosh All-Stars amid league turmoil. Oshkosh drops to third as Tri Cities Blackhawks rise to second with a 62 50 win at Chicago.
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Indianapolis National Basketball
Arnold Risen
Rochester
George Glamack
Risen
Indianapolis Kautskys
Oshkosh All-Stars
Glamack
al Cervi
Tri-Cities Blackhawks
Dow A. C.’s
Flint
Chicago
Oshkosh
Standings Shaken in Bar Cage Race
The Basketball Association of America standings shifted with Philadelphia Warriors toppling the Boston Celtics 77-68 in Boston to lead the Eastern division. St Louis Bombers moved to clear second in the West after a 91-61 win in Providence, while Chicago Stags held first in the West after beating Baltimore 78-74.
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Basketball Association of America
Philadelphia Warriors
St. Louis’ Bombers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston Celtics
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Providence Steam Rollers
Providence
Red Rocha
Johnny Logan
Stars
Bombers
Stags
Baltimore
Bullets
Texas School for the Deaf Turns Perfect in Football
The Texas School for the Deaf finished an undefeated, untied season with nine games and 510 points for an average of 56.7 per game while allowing 13. The team punted only twice all season.
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Austin
Tex
Texas School For the Deaf
Fragmented Radio Schedule Snippet
A partial OCR from a 1950s radio listing shows time slots and show names such as Time To Be Young Hunt Echoes of Harmony and News Farm 55. The fragment mentions Evelyn Winters Hunt Arthur Godfrey Fulton Lewis Jr. and various music programs, turns and farm hour segments without clear scheduling details.
Sixth New Player on Baltimore Pro Roster
Duke Norman of Wheeling West Virginia has become the sixth new Colt signed this season by the Baltimore club of the All-America Professional Football Conference. Coach Cecil Isbel expects the 210 pound six foot center to add power to the Colts forward wall.
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Baltimore
Duke Norman
Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore Club
Bob Rodenberg
Cecil Isbel
Railroad shares hold steady in brisk New York market
Stock trading in New York opened active with narrow price moves. Professionals chased issues seen ripe for recovery after recent slides, lifting counts for Union Carbide United States Steel Gulf Oil Texas Co Southern Railway Southern Pacific Illinois Central Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Schenley General Motors American Smelting American Tobacco Deere Oliver lagging Goodrich International Harvester Phelps Dodge Public Service of New Jersey as bonds and cotton futures showed uneven activity.
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Union Carbid
U. § Steel
Gulf Oil
Texa Co
Southern Railway
Souther Pacific
Illinois Central
Greene & Be Allied Stores
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I‘iwiwj
Core American Canseeteese
Amer
Rad. Stan
San
Amer. Rolling Mill Co
Armco
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Bocinge Aitpigne
Budd Wheel Test
Columbia Gas & Electric
Commonwealth Edison
Cons
Edison
Ccvauaases
Container Corp. Csesessias
Continental Bak
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Jcurtes Wrigset
Deer & Co. Ciedesete
Douglas Aircraft
Electric Power & Light
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
General Electric
General Motors
Inspiration Copper Marshal Field Saeeetes
Ccc
Eink Ace Aankenees
Northern Pacific RR
Ohio Oil Packard
Cscteees
Pan American Airways
Paramount Saunas
Pennsylvania RR
Coneeese
Phelps Dodge
Radio Corp
Soong Buen
Schenley
Serve! Inc
Southern Pacific
N. Zz
Studebaker
Texas Corp Ee
United Aircraft
ASTO
Rubber
F. W. Woolworth
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith Radio
New York Stocks and Cincinnati Livestock Report
New York stock quotations show diverse listings from American Can Se Co to Westinghouse Electric with many names and figures. Cincinnati livestock pricing notes salable hogs around 28.00 for 160-225 lb, cattle and calves active with steers and heifers mainly steady, lambs and sheep modest, plus wholesale butter and eggs figures.
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Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U. S
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