Red Sox face depth shortage despite strong lineup
Boston manager Joe McCarthy cites bench weakness as the club’s Achilles heel over the past two seasons. The Red Sox pursue a better outfielder, dependable reserve infielder, catching depth, relief pitcher, and pinch hitter while adding 10 possible relievers including Schenz, Gillespie, Nixon, McDonald, Suchecski, Littlefield, Mueller, Paim, Copeland, and Papai to bolster the pitching staff. Wright hits .348 with 202 hits for Louisville last year.
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NCAA Bites Back at Seven Code Violators
The NCAA vows to ban schedules with six member schools Virginia Virginia Tech Virginia Military Institute Maryland Boston College and Villanova until they comply with the sanity code. President Hugh Willett and secretary K L Wilson defend the memorandum and warn the code remains in force despite controversy.
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WVIAC Adopts Two Minute Rule For Tourney
The WVIAC will implement a two minute rule change in basketball effective Friday. Fouling an offensive player in the last two minutes grants two free throws. a foul on a defender yields one free throw and the ball remains in play on missed free throws. The old rule allowed a team to inbound after a foul on the fouled player. Buckhannon officials note tournament drawings set for February 26 with entries due February 18 as four teams in standings will be seeded for March 8-9.
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Over-Weight Non Title Fights Hurt Boxing Analysis
Boxing faces issues from over-weight non-title bouts. AP discusses Jake LaMotta versus Robert Villemain at Madison Square Garden where Villemain dominated and weight gaps questioned title defenses and public reactions.
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Upset Night Hits Top College Basketball Teams
Holy Cross and Duquesne roll to big wins while St Johns Long Island and Kentucky fall to shocks. DePaul tops St Johns 74 68 as Georgia beats Kentucky 71 60. other upsets include Rhode Island State and Virginia Tech in key games.
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Schroeder to skip top amateur titles and tour in 1950
Ted Schroeder plans to avoid aiming for America's top amateur ranking in 1950. He will tour the East if the Davis Cup committee calls him for the challenge round, and he vows not to play Wimbledon or the national championships again. He cites past decisions and health concerns as reasons. The piece also notes the Southern Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at Georgia and a revived roller hockey event at St Nick's Arena.
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NAFL Preseason Scrimmage Aims to Set Rules Clash
In Philadelphia the NAFL owners prepare for a five day rules committee session to ban the tackle eligible play as teams led by Hugh L. Ray contest the change. The draft and franchise talks start Thursday with Buffalo and Houston seeking membership.
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Mullens Moose Defeat Texaco Quint 66-40 In Exhibition
Mullens Moose beat Texaco of Sophia 66-40 in an exhibition basketball game. The report mentions players and coaches including Emil Sitka, Jim Winkler, Glenn Davis, Loyon Chandnois, and Jack Jacobs with notes on college ties and professional prospects.
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Irish to Meet Sooners in 1952 gridiron series
Notre Dame and Oklahoma, top teams, plan a home-and-home series starting with a 1952 game at Notre Dame on November 2. The Irish visit Norman in 1953 to start their toughest opening slate. Both squads boast long undefeated runs with Notre Dame at 38 straight wins and Oklahoma at 21 straight.
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Glen White Keeps League Slate Clean In 15 18 Victory
Glen White edged Trap Hill Junior High 15-18 in a tight league game after regulation and a late surge. The contest ended with a tie and maintained White’s clean slate in Raleigh County Junior High basketball standings.
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Calvary Baptist Tops First Baptist to Stay Perfect
Calvary Baptist of Mabscott turned back First Baptist 19 to 15 to remain unbeaten in the Church Basketball League. Mabscott moved to 6-0, while First Baptist dropped to 4-2 and trailed by a full game. Three teams tied for third after the sixth round of games at the Junior High gym.
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Hogan Snead playoff set at Riviera to crown LA Open
The headline notes a playoff between Ben Hogan and Sam Snead at the Los Angeles Open held at Riviera Country Club. The event rewards $2,600 to the winner and $1,900 to the runner up with gate receipts split with the sponsoring Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Fights Last Night Roundup Across Cities
Johnny Zi outpointed Rocky Lucero in Honolulu while Johnny Potenti won in White Plains over Tommy Bazzano. Lester Felton defeated Jean Walzack in Detroit and Sammy Walker bested Larry Villeneuve in New Bedford, with all results listed from multiple venues.
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