Browns Make Third Trade Sparks Yankee Protest
Browns continue rapid player reshuffles sending Walt Judnich and Bob Muncrief to Cleveland for Bryan Stephens and Joe Frazier plus cash, their third deal in a week. Yankees demand a full AL inquiry, worried trades hurt the league and St Louis situation. Commissioner Chandler and AL president Harridge said they would respond to the request.
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A. B. Chandler
Will Harridge
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Bob Muncrief
Cleveland Indians
Bryan Stephens
Joe Frazier
Yankees
Daniel R. Topping
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Bombers
Chandler
Versailes
Harridge
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Connie Mack
Mount St Mary's freshman Myers named to varsity squad
Frederick student Arthur Myers is added to Mount St Marys College Mountaineers varsity roster on a 12 man roster. The team, coached by Steve Filipowicz and Wally Opekun, will play 20 games including six home games at Frederick Armory and a Mason Dixon Tournament in Baltimore. Myers is the only Marylander on the squad with several New Jersey players also on the first team.
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Frederick
Mount St Mary's College
Mount St Mary's Cagers
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Francis
Pete” Clark
George Charniga
Kripatis
Bob McCarthy
Mike Russo
Bob Zweibe
Steve Filipowicz
Wally Opekun
Ed Flannigan
Hob Gunther
George Jarvis
Joe O'Connell
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Arthur ¥. Myers
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Loretta
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Seton Hall
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British Official SORIZONTAL 13 Pictured British air Philip- 10 Style of painting
A fragmented list of clues for a crossword style puzzle includes entries such as Swiss river dressed peak and other numbered hints. The mixed items mention various definitions from art to geography and language.
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British Air Philip
Elliott Named Most Valuable In National League
New York, Nov. 200 P.-To Bob Elliott goes the distinction of being the first third baseman in major leagues to be proclaimed the most valuable player of his circuit. The Boston Braves infielder received 205 votes from a 24-man Baseball Writers' Association committee to win the Kenesaw Mountain Landis Memorial Award over Ewell Blackwell, Johnny Mize, Bruce Edwards, and others.
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Boston Braves
Baseball Writers’ Association
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati
Johnny Mize
Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Bruce Edwards
Brooklyn Dodger
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Braves
Pirates
Billy Herman
Ernie Lombard
Reds
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Chalmers
Edwards
Mize
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Peewee Reese
Dodgers
Robinson
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Kiner
Weekend Football Selections by Austin Bealme ar
New York pick analyst Austin Bealmear delivers nine college gridiron guesses as season winds down. Notable choices include Southern California over UCLA and Notre Dame over Tulane with emphasis on rankings, bowl implications, and conference stakes.
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Southern California
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Trojans
Southern Cal
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Mustangs
Tulane
Notre Dame
Irish
Louisiana State
Alabama
Ohio State
Michigan
Wolverines
Pasadena
Penntate
Pittsburgh
Nittany Lions
Penntate Rice
Texas Christian
Rice
North Carolina
Duke
Tar Heels
William and Mary
Richmond
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Syracuse
Columbia
Lions
Dslferman
Stanford
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Industrial Bowling League Latest Results Report
Industrial Bowling League standings show Jacobson and Staub leading in a tight midseason. Exide and Ideal Dairy split matches while Health Center and Coca-Cola posted strong team totals. Beacht from Health Center racked up 158 individual game and 411 series as Coca-Cola achieved the high 607 for a team game.
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Reverses Bidding To Show Strength In Bridge Game
William E. McKenney explains Bertram Lebhar Jr bidding technique from the Metropolitan Tournament in New York. Lebhar uses a reverse to reveal a strong hand, showing a heart spade fit and aiming for a grand slam, while North misreads and South struggles with no trump contracts. Rita Hayworth hospitalized after neuralgia in Mt Whitney Hospital.
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America’s
NEA
Metropolitian
New York
Bertram Lebhar, Jr
American Contract Bridge League
New York Sport
Bert Lee
WHN
Lebhar
North
Blackwood
Rita Hayworth
Lone Pine
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Mt. Whitney Hospital
George Schultz
Radio Program Schedule Across Stations and Programs
A dense listing of radio programs across ABC WMAL WOR WEMD NBC WAL and CBS NBC schedules. It catalogs shows by time slots and networks including news, dramas, music, and talk formats with repeats and guests noted. The fragmentary order suggests a full day’s docket with variety programs from morning to late night, featuring Anchor and host names, entertainment, sports, and news briefs.
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Doers
Sooner Club
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Felton Lewis
Abe Xanner
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Abe Spike Jones
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