Commissioner To Be Picked On March 12
Cincinnati, Feb. 7 The major league club owners called to meet in Miami Beach on March 12 to select a commissioner of baseball. A B Chandler, current commissioner whose seven year term pays 65000 annually, may seek retention though his term runs to April 30 1952. Opponents include Fred Saigh and Del Webb. If chosen otherwise, Chandler could resign or be bought out. George Trautman and Ford Frick named among possible successors. Frick said he did not want the job.
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Pro Football Dispute Ends with Bell Plan Approved
NFL Commissioner Bert Bell secured approval for a four year Realignment and schedule plan amid owner split. American and National conferences will mirror 1950 lines with Bell aiming September 1951 start and a balanced West Coast rotation. College basketball results follow with multiple upsets listed.
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Blue Ridge Bowling League Latest Results at Coliseum and Palace
The report shows Legion at Palace and Coliseum hosting F W with Moose visiting Damascus and weekend matches. Standings list Raney's Coliseum Hag American Legion Fred Moose Ree Damascus Palace Mtbg and WFLW with weekly stats noting top games and high averages Bunny Powell Capnhaver and others.
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Louis Wins By Decision In Miami Bout
Joe Louis won a unanimous ten round decision over Omelo Agramonte in Miami Stadium before 19,000 fans. Louis weighed 209 pounds, Agramonte 187, with the Cuban bleeding from the mouth and eye after a hard mechanics filled fight that Louis dominated from the eighth through the tenth rounds.
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DiMag Signs For 100 000 Salary For 1951 Season
New York Yankees announced Joe DiMaggio signed for 1951 with a six figure salary around 100000 dollars. General Manager George Weiss declined exact figures but stated he will earn as much as in 1949 and 1950. Other Yankee stars remain unsigned or have minor details noted.
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George Kell To Top Tigers On Pay Roll
George Kell, last year’s Detroit Tigers hitting leader, signed a new contract reportedly worth 40000 per year, up from 33000 in 1950, to become the team’s top earner under Red Rolfe and Billy Evans, with Hal Newhouser possibly earning 33250 after a cut. Carter stops Bassett in New York as 14 to 5 underdog ends Bassett’s 21 fight win streak.
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St. Nicholas Arena
Close Games In Church League
Tuesday results feature Jeff Luth age 40 Cal Meth 49 Frederick Ref 21 Asbury Meth 18 Jeff Ref 31 Church of Brethren 27 Tonight Elm Street School Urbana Meth vs Jeff Ref Jeff Luth vs Asbury Meth Cal Meth vs Church of Brethren
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Treaty Plan for Japan Faces Occupation Reforms
Tokyo reports say the Dulles mission is drafting a treaty plan that could let Japan end occupation reforms and potentially starve its own future. Ambassador John Foster Dulles indicated peace terms would not bind Japan to maintain postwar reforms. The interview, released Wednesday, notes the United States hopes Japan remains on a democratic path.
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Famecheon Suspended by NBA on Virus Health Claim
Washington reports Famecheon of France, ranked third at featherweight, suspended indefinitely by the NBA at the Ohio Boxing Commissioners' request. He will remain sidelined until he fulfills his contract to fight Eddie Burgin in Cincinnati, after a virus illness prompted the action.
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Radio Network Schedule and Evening Lineup Summary
A detailed historical radio station timetable lists NBC WBAL WOR WMAL and CBS network slots for 1990, noting 6:00 news, 6:15 sports, 6:45 newscasts, 7:00 news and commentary, 7:15 music time, various shows including The Dark Smith Show Dinner Date, One Man's Family, California Caravan, and The Lineup. Evening programming features dramas, discussion series, and a sequence of news, commentaries, music, and theater segments through 11:00 PM.
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TV Highlights New York Feb 84 Buddy Rogers New MC Cavalcade
TV listings announce Buddy Rogers a former film star will host Cavalcade of Bands replacing Ted Steele next Tuesday. Tonight NBC-8 Groucho Marx at 8:30, Peter and Mary and Jack Haley revue. CBS-8 Eve Arden in Julie at 9. Don Ameche at 9:30. Dumont 8:40 George Putnam. 9 Every Queen.
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Marshall says U S is smearing athletes
Washington February 7 George Preston Marshall, president of the Washington Redskins, denounced government scrutiny of professional athletes. He urged the sports profession to resist what he called a smear on patriotism and questioned 4-F deferments. Army tops Swarthmore 66 53 with Ed Weaver scoring 23 for the Cadets.
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Extinct Animal Puzzle Clues From The Past
A fragmented OCR puzzle lists terms across extinct animal hints and ancient terms. Several entries reference languages, deities, coins, and celestial labels, mingling dates, places, and titles in a dense, crossword like grid. The item resembles a historical newspaper puzzle snippet with mixed definitions and wordplay.
Missionaries to Speak at Buckeystown Methodist Church
Rev Charles F Johannaber and his wife return from China after over two decades of mission work under Communist rule. He will preach at Buckeystown Methodist Church on Sunday about Chinese Christians today. Mrs Johannaber will present an exhibit of Chinese crafts in Sunday school.
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PUBLIC REAL ESTATE SALE AT WOLFSVILLE MD
Assignees of a mortgage from John M. Fecare to Smithsburg Bank announce a public sale in Wolfsville Frederick County Maryland at 11 oclock A M on the third day of March 1951. The property includes two tracts totaling about 54 acres near Wallsville Hollow Road with a frame dwelling bank barn outbuildings and springs. Terms: half cash on sale day with balance in six months or all cash. purchaser pays all costs including revenue stamps. 1075 deposit required. Auctioneers Roy Elgenbrde and HW DeLanter attorney.
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Plebes Win Easily Over Penn State Freshmen
Annapolis Feb 7 Navy Plebes defeated Penn State Freshmen 71 to 43 extending their unbeaten season to ten games. The Navy team dominated the action as stars led the attack and the defense held tough throughout the contest.
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Six Games Left For Kentucky
Kentucky sits atop the national college basketball rankings with six regular season games remaining. Adolph Rupp’s Wildcats, 20-1 after an overtime Sugar Bowl loss, host Georgia Tech Xavier Tennessee DePaul Georgia and Vanderbilt, all at home except DePaul. Kentucky increased its lead in the AP poll with 74 first place votes. Oklahoma A&M fell to second and Indiana remained in third as Long Island University dropped from fourth to 12th. Kansas State rose to fourth with an 18-2 record.
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College hoops standings and a Southern Conference upset
Villanova climbs from 11th to ninth in the top twenty while N C State slips to tenth after losses to Louisville and William and Mary. Louisville Dayton and Siena break into the top twenty at 17th to 19th. In Lexington, Washington and Lee shocks Maryland 83 to 65 as Jay Handlan scores 27 to lead the Generals to their second conference win.
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