Chandler kept as baseball chief, say Mack and Comiskey
Grace Comiskey and Connie Mack voiced support for retaining Commissioner Chandler amid owner debate. Mack praised Chandler, noting his handling of the World Series TV payments and urging the owners to reconsider. The piece also recounts Christmas sports briefs and hometown notes from Beckley, including college players returning home and festive greetings.
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Fort Wayne Defeats Syracuse In 25-Point Victory
Fort Wayne topped Syracuse 97 to 72 in a decisive game. The contest showcased Fort Wayne’s scoring edge and defensive pressure, delivering a strong performance against the Orangemen on the road.
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N C Five to Play Here Dec 29 in Twin Basketball Night
Beckley Flying Eagles meet Beckley College alumni in a double header at Woodrow Wilson High School on December 29. Burlington High meets Beckley College junior varsity in the opener at 6 30 p m. North Carolina squad Burlington has won almost all fall and winter games, including a tour of New Jersey and New York. Alumni captains Mickis and Daniels headline a lineup of former Beckley players home for Christmas.
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Arizona basketball eyes sixth straight Border crown
Twenty varsity candidates reported for basketball practice at the University of Arizona as the Wildcats pursue their sixth consecutive Border Conference title in 1950-51. Returning lettermen include Bob Honea Leo Johnson and Roger Johnson, all former conference honorees after a 26–5 season and a National Invitation Tournament appearance. Bates College and the University of Maine have met 61 times on the football field.
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Musial Sets NL Slugging Record
New York The St Louis Cardinals star Stan Musial led the National League in slugging with a .596 mark last season setting a league record and boosting his career slugging to .580 He totaled 331 bases in 146 games with 41 doubles seven triples and 28 homers while scoring 105 and driving in 190 runs Eddie Stanky ranked second in MVP voting and led on base with 318 times in 152 games Stankys 158 hits 144 walks and 12 hit by pitches highlighted his season Other NL leaders included Duke Snider 343 total bases Roy Smalley 114 strikeouts and Del Ennis 25 double plays grounded into.
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Bearded Beauties Edge Keatley’s Quintet 70-57
House of David jester Robert Roth dazzled with high spirited play and 10 points as the beard team beat Keatley’s 70-57 at Woodrow Wilson High. Moose Shannon led local scoring with 26 rebounds while Bowman's 16 paced Keatley’s in a lively, chuckle filled varsity tilt.
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Morris Harvey to Meet William and Mary in Charleston Tilt
William and Mary travels to Charleston for a lone state tilt with Morris Harvey after a rough two day swing through Kentucky and Ohio. The Indians, led by 6 6 Dick Forrest and 6 3 Bob Benjamin and Bill Chambers, face Morris Harvey’s 2 2 lineup as Jim Byrd Ike Gamum O’Dell Thompson and guards Darby and Goddard try to slow them. Workman’s 44 points for George Washington shines in regional college hoops notes.
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PIGERS LASTING PSI i f ALEEGLELEA
Brooklyn boxers Billy Neri and Pedro Jiminez clash in a boxing bout while a Houston housewife touts energy from HADACOL. The ad promotes vitamin B1 B2 Niacin and iron supplement with claims of energy, vitality, and a money back guarantee.
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