Mack predicts tight pennant race for 1950 season
Jonnie Mack discusses the Philadelphia Athletics and their prospects for the next season in Havana Cuba on March 27. He highlights new depth with Wally Moses Taft Wright and improved pitching led by Marchildon McCahan plus Brissie Fowler and others. He praises the infield Joost Majeski Suder and Fain and the outfield Cosky Chapman Vale with Rosar catching and Astroth challenging Serra for the second string.
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Havana
Cuba
Jonnie Mack
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Mack
Beause
Wally Moses
Taft Wright
Phil Marhildon
Bill McCahan
Marchildon
McCahen
Mccahan
Lou Brissie
Dick Fowler
Oe Coleman
Carl Scheib
Athletics
Connie
Elmer Vale
Sam Chapman
Eddie Joost
Obervers
Ferris Fain
Hape
Buddy Rosar
Joe Astroth
Memphis
Mike Serra
Arl Brucker Jr
Recreation Bowling League Latest Results Roundup
Recreation Bowling League results from American Stores Moose Lodge and other teams list final tallies with Schlitz Beer 3 to 0 over Storm and Shipley and Schlitz leading the week. Weekly stats cite high game 148 by Barkier and Dudderar, high set 402 Barrier, high team game 626 by American Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Barkier
Kelly's Mill
Dudderar
Schlitz
L Pet
Schlitz Beer
Jack's Feed
American Stores
Mercer-Jones
McKenzie-Amoco
Tucker's Stokers
VF. W
ATA Old Readier
Geiser's Liquor Store
Storm and Shipley
Basketball Title Goes To Blue Grass Hills
Kentucky won the National Collegiate Championship 46 36 over Oklahoma A&M. Alex Groza scored 25 before fouling out, named MVP for the tournament. Coach Adolph Rupp praised the tough win as Kentucky solidifies its No 1 ranking amid a strong season. Hank Iba of Oklahoma A&M called it a bad night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Blue Grass Hills
University of Kentucky
Oklahoma Aggies
Wildcats
Vicory
Alex Groza
Kentucky
University of Washington Pavilion
Ihingis
Oregon State
Kentuckians
Lexington
New York
Loyolas
Chicago
Adolph Rupp
Aggies
Hank Iba
State Racing Season Opens At Bowie Today
Maryland racing launches the 12 day Bowie meet with 41 days across Havre de Grace and Pimlico. Opening day features the $10,000 Rowe Memorial handicap with up to 15,000 fans expected. Gustav Ring leads topweights as 13 likely starters compete for the prize.
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Bowie
Maryland
Southern Pines
Havre de Grace
Pimlico
New Jersey
Laurel
Ed O'Hara
Gustav Ring
Washington
Kitchen Police
Rare Jewel
Top Pilot
King Midas
Bob and Stable of
Baltimore
Jim Lacy Sets New Collegiate Scoring Record
Loyola forward Jim Lacy became the nation’s leading college scorer with 2,199 points after a 71 70 win over St Benedict’s of Atchison in the National Catholic Invitational Tournament. The Baltimore star finishes his four-year career with a 17.9 point average and 123 games, surpassing Abramovic’s 2,181 mark set in 1943.
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Lacy
Denver
Loyola
St. St. Benedict's
Atchison, Kay
Brooms Abramovic
Salem
W. Va
Navy
Bainbridge
Abramovic
Mason-Dixon
Kansas City
Regis College
Minoso the Sensational Indians Prospect From Tucson
Scouts and writers tout Orestes Minoso as the standout in Indians training rumors. The 24 year old Negro outfielder shows blistering pace and power, hitting .529 in six weeks for Daytons, with a .611 playoff clip, while not yet on Cleveland’s roster.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Far West
Orestes Minoso
Indians
Larry Doby
Joe DiMaggio
Ray Boone
Lou Boudreau
Joe Gordon
al Rosen
Ken Keltner
Artie Wilson
Yankees
Minoso
Cleveland
Tucson
Joe Vosmik
Vosmik
Daytons
Triple Ends Pitcher's Duel
In Vero Beach on March 27 Billy Demars of the Athletics broke a pitchers duel with a ninth inning triple to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3-1. Dick Fowler pitched three innings for Brooklyn and Rex Barney allowed a hit, with Robinson departing early due to a side injury.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Billy Demars
Dick Fowler
Rex Barney
Philadelphia Athletics
Brooklyn Dodgery
Fowler
Barney
Ted Davis
Demars
Barney Wild
Jackie Robinson
Dee Fondy
Brooklyn
A's
Barney McCosky
Davis
Robinson
Minoso Prompts Indians Retention Debate Amid Strong Season
Ken Keltner heads into the off season after a standout year as scouts weigh Orestes Minoso. A veteran suggests Minoso could force the Indians to keep him, while Flip Rosen would be sent to Triple A. The World Champions, rejuvenated and heavy favorites, loom as the season’s grip tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Keltner
Orestes Minoso
Minoso
Indians
Flip Rosen
Saw Macks Win Rubber Havana In Three Game Series
In a March 27 to 28 stretch from Havana, the Saw Macks beat the Navana Cubans to claim the rubber. Philadelphia Athletics won the rubber game in their three game set as Havana matched Friday night’s win. Eddie Joost Ferris Fain Hank Majeski and Pete Suder each had two singles for Philadelphia. Carl Scheib allowed six hits and one run through six innings before Charley Harrie gave up two runs.
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Red Sox
Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Sox
Boston
Denny Gatehouse
Phillies
Dom DiMaggio
Johnny Pesky
Ted Williams
Wall Dropo
Phils
Bill Nicholson
del Ennis
Curt Simmons
Chuck Stobbs
Havana
Philadelphia Athletics
Florida
Charley Harrie
Alex Kellner
First Maryland school for English teaching to Ukrainians
Steps are taken to conduct in Sykesville what is believed to be the first Maryland school for teaching English to Ukrainians and other Europeans who came to the United States under the Displaced Persons Act. In Carroll and Howard counties about 25 families are placed on local farms as language barriers hinder orientation in a new land. Most speak little English while Frederick county has a few additional individuals.
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Sykesville
Maryland
Carroll
Howard
Frederick County
Solar Size Misconceptions Explained
The statement notes that the sun appears small but its actual diameter is 866000 miles, implying an extremely high density compared to Earth. It clarifies misperceptions about apparent size versus true scale and density.
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Keiser’s Store
Vv. F. W
McKenzie Amoco
Old Reading Beer
Mercer Jones
Jack's Feed Store
Old Reading 'Beer
Tucker's 'Stokers
W. F. W. Moose Lodge
Wbal-Tv
Balimore
Goodall Company
Harold
Jug" Meipaden
U.S
Canada
Frederick ‘On & Steel, Inc
Baker Parkiamond
Kenny Shaw
Trhive
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Siberia
Jim Lacy
Arizona
Tribe
Baltimore Internationals
Bill Veeck
Rosen
Oklahoma City
Sander
Edger
Charles F. Hartman
East
Frederick, Maryland
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick St
Retchie
Frederick, MD
Church Street
Carroll Theatre Bldg
Westminster, MD
Dyer
St. Louis
Eddie Dyer
Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cards
Country Slaughter
Ed Sauer
Charley Keller
Keller
Dick Kryhoski
Philco
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Thone
Markell & Ford
the News
Frederick
Saw
Springfield
Charles R. Anders, Jr
West South Street
Wittenberg College
National Broadcasting Company
New York City
Im. Anders
Clark Sheetenhelm
Woody Free
Memory
VFW Club
W. Patrick Street
Williamson's Drug Store
Prescription
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Pat. St.—Frederick, Md
Area A
Area B
Mars
Maryland Lime & Marl Co
Maryland Hotel
Hagerstown
Henry Dellinger
Williamsport
Will
the Farmers & Mechanics
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
THE
RED Cross
Sarge
Monocacy Motors, Inc
North Market Street
Dodger
DODGE
Plymouth
Oor North Market St
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