Indians Purchase Prize PCL Hurler Hal Saltzman
The Indians acquire 24 year old right hander Hal Saltzman from Portland in a deal including five players and cash, valued around $100,000. Frank Lane of the White Sox buys outfielder Bob Wilson from Sacramento for about $100,000 in cash plus three players. Saltzman starred for Portland and is viewed as a top Coast League prospect. Other trade rumors involve Baldie Robinson and Cass Michaels with multiple clubs weighing offers.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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Bill Veeck
Cleveland
Indians
Hal Sultzman
Portland
Hank Greenberg
Saltzman
Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
Bob Wilson
Sacramento
Lane
Sultaiman
University of Oregon
The
Beavers
Greenberg
New York
Peckang
Luis Marquez
Steve Mesnec
Charles
Red
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Marquez
Wilson
Wenatchee
Clark Griffith
Washington
Senators
Yankees
Baldie Robinson
George Stirnweiss
Michaels
Tigers
Hoot Evers
Dick Wakefield
Lou Krettow
Scarborough
Robinson
Yankees Release Charley Keller Unconditional Free Agent
The New York Yankees announced Charley Keller has been made a free agent. Keller, 33, has shown little interest in farm teams or minor leagues and spoke of hunting and farming as possible pursuits. Manager George Weiss offered a job in the organization if a suitable opening arises.
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Associated Press
Frederick
Yankee
Charley Keller
George Weiss
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Vean Hunt
Yankees
Charley
Weiss
King Jong
Yanks
Ima
Sea San Cupation
Charlier
Maritime Service
Charles
Winer
Charley Burt
Newark
New York
Yankee Empire
University of Maryland
College Basketball Roundup From Numerous Schools Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports scores from many programs including Oregon State over NYU 49 45 Boston College over Rhode Island State 63 46 St Johns over S State 80 49 William Mary over Colby 89 53 Columbia over Rutgers 59 45 Manhattan over Kings Point 88 33 Vanderbilt over Chattanooga 75 Duke over Hampden Sydney 74 Wisconsin over Kansas State 46 Michigan over Wisconsin 79 Texas Tech over Southweal 45 Central Washington 61 Portland 58 Gonzaga 54 Whitman 37 Arizona State Tempe 36 Colorado 62 Emporia 42 plus notes on Virginia Maryland West Chester overtime and a football guard Jim McGhee at Arizona.
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NYU
Boston College
Rhiorte Island State
St. Johns
Bkn
S. State
Sieva
Arnold
William & Mary
Colby
Correll
Buffalo Univ
Columbia
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Kings Point
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Duke
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Maryland
West Chester
Baltimore
Norfolk Naval Station
Alville Christian
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Midwest
Oklahoma Aggies
Chicago
Oyala
Wisconsin
Kansas State
Michigan
Miami
Ohi
Bradley
Houston
Depaul
Hingis Wesleyan
Hamline
Morningside
Marietta
Ohio Univ
Tulsa
Phillips Univ
St. Louis
Texas Aggies
Southweal Rice
Texas Tech
Texas Wesleyan
Texas
Centenary
Stephen F. Ausfin
Far West Phillip Oilers
Idaho State
San Diego State
Arizona State
Tempe
Central Washington
Portland
Gonzaga
Whitman
Colorado
Emporia
Kas
Edwight Tops Jaycees 94 70 In By The Coal River League Opener
Edwight defeated the Whitesville Jaycees 94 70 in the By The Coal River League opener as Johnny Rutledge led with 26 points and four teammates reached double figures. The game featured scattered scoring and incomplete season totals as officials prepared final tallies across counties. Local notes mention state athletics and college games scheduled tonight.
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Register
Whitesville
Johnny
Rut Yedge
Edwight
Whitesville Jaycees
Tess
Charleston
Rutledge
Hudson
Farley
Jarrell
Romine
Adkins
Barbour
Greenbrier Cou
Ipeltry
Calley
Moore
M. Arven
Coyner
Pianet
Sissesvese
P Masses
Mendrick, S
Hardin
I Hoffmann
Cooper Sets Four New SIC Football Marks
West Virginia Tech's Randy Cooper established four of the nine conference football records this year as announced by Conference Statistician George Springer. Bill Young of West Liberty and other players from Davis and Elkins, Fairmont, and Tech set additional modern marks, with Cooper’s records spanning rushing yards, carries, total rushing and passing. The SIC records date to 1947 and tie to the minor league draft totals of 218 players for 499,850 dollars ahead of the National Association convention.
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West Virginia Tech
Randy “Cooper
George Springer
Bill Young
West Liberty
Chester Biffle
Davis and Elkins
Kenneth Bruce
Fairmont
Walt Rapko
Tech
Cooper
Potomac State
Cubs
Baleful Bosely Seeks Right Tech Hoop Combination
Montgomery notes coach Haugh Bosley of Tech searches for effective lineup after a 76 42 win over Brucefield. With three conference games ahead Terri meetings Wesleyan Potomac and Shepherd Bosley doubts the Bears will execute shots and boards as needed. Players Battling for starts include Martin Yakunich Snyvers Sims Nida Varrassi Votosin Solomon Ritter Bonds Lemine and Rogers.
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Montgomery
Golden Boar
Brucefield
Haugh Bosely
Terri
Wesleyan
Buckbannon
Potomac
Keyser
Shepherd
Shepherdstown
Flosley
Reds
Aloe‘iet
Bears
Bosley
Bosley Wils
al Martin
Bill Bonds
Couter
Tech Jas
Bluefield
Martin
Yakunich
Snyvers
Sims
Nida
Varrassi
Votosin
Solomon
Ritter
Bonds
Lemine
Rogers
Basketball defense explained by Fullerton as fans learn game
Hugh Fullerton Jr notes fans miss defensive setup in basketball as Oregon State meets New York U. He argues one on one defense often collapses, double teams appear, and fans remain learning. The piece compares strategies across sports and sports culture.
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Ry Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Reteka
Miami Open Opens Winter Tour With 226 Entries
The nation’s teaching pros gather in Miami for the $20,000 Miami Open and the start of winter tour. Cary Middlecoff and Sam Snead lead favorites as 72 holes begin at Miami Springs Golf Club with 226 entries and qualifying eliminated.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Miami Springs Country Club
Cary Middlecoff
Ormond Beach
Middecoff
Lis
Sammy Snead
White “Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Commerce
Fred Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Johnny Palmer
Cadlin
Boxing Roundup From Various Cities
A fragmented boxing log notes results across several venues including Lee Oma in Newark beating Freddie Beshore with a points decision, Archie Moore in Hartford stopping Doc Williams, Irish Murphy in Los Angeles defeating Lloyd Gibson, and other bouts listed with weights and locations.
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Ley Stream
N. Y
Buffalo
Lee Oma
Newark
N. J
Freddie Beshore
Oakland
Calif
Bartford
Conn
Archie iMoore
St. Louis
Doc Williams
Hartford
Los Angeles
Lob iMurphy
San Diego
Lloyd Gibson
iCincinnati
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Sonny” Horne
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