Major league 20 game winners crowd early season
In 1951, four dozen pitchers were in contention for 20 win seasons across the majors with six in the American League and seven in the National League. Early performance suggests many more may join the list, though turnover appears likely.
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Bukee
Magic Whrele
Shire and Belkas Booked in Return Wrestling Match
Roy Shire and Chris Belkas set a no holds barred return bout for May 20 at Fayetteville Fieldhouse. Shire billed as junior heavyweight champion, Belkas as New England champion, with prior bout ending in disqualification and crowd uproar. Police kept ring area clear. next match to have La Verne Stokes refereeing and extra security. Tickets on sale at local outlets. advance sale until May 20 noon.
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Two Intercity Tilts On Schedule Tonight
The Intercity Softbal League plans a two game slate after rainouts last week. Pine Crest B faces Johnstown Church in the opener while Pine Crest A meets Coal City in the nightcap. Last night’s postponements may be rescheduled May 21, with regular games set for Wednesday through Friday and a potential open date lost to election.
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Pinecrest
Pinecrest B
Johnstown Church
Pinecrest A
Coal City
Sal Maglie and Mike Garcia Lead Early ERA Race
Sal Maglie of the Giants and Mike Garcia of the Indians posted the top earned run averages after the first major league month. Maglie allowed seven runs, five earned, in 44 innings for a 1.02 ERA. Garcia yielded 12 runs, seven earned, in 54 innings for a 1.17 ERA, while Steve Gromek topped the AL with the best ERA but lacked the required innings.
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Maynard Daniels
Dick Darby
Torn Jarrell
Virgil Caprocalya
Don Newcombe
Pas Aee
Pittsburgh
Murry Dickson
St. Louis Browns
Ned Garver
Boston Braves
Warren Spahn
New York Yankees
Sohan
Lopat
Raschi
New York
Sal ‘the Barbee’ Maglie
Brooklyn
Preacher Rae
Bob Felier
Mike Gracia
Early Wynn
Indians
Robin Roberts
Phils
Giants
Larry Jansen
Garver
Maglie
Newcombe
Dickson
Gerry Starey
St. Louis Cardinals
Bobby Shantz
Philadelphia Athletics
Duane Pile’lette
Browns
Tom Byrne
Beckley
Harry Perkowski
Reds
Tigers
Vern Bickford
Braves
Ralph Branca
Dodgers
Ben Clan
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
Mike Garcia
Cleveland Indians
Associated Press
New Statistical Bureau
Garcia
Tose
Steve Gromek
Cleveland
Pillette
St. Louis
Loui Dobson
Chicago
Reynolds
Marrero
Washington
Wera
Miaskie
Drews
Philadelphia
Roe
Phila
Shelor Leads In Raleigh County Fisher Contest
Shelor tops two divisions in the Raleigh County Rad and Gun Club annual fish contest with a 13 ounce pike catch and a 13 inch top rainbow. H H Paterson leads one division and places second in another, while J M Radford trails in the rainbow group. Bob McNeish II is second in pike with an eight pounder. Talmadge Catiee has the sole large mouth bass entry at four pounds. The notes add odd ecological trivia about robins, sparrows, and bees.
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Shelor
Raleigh County
H. H. Paterson
Shelar
J. M. Radford
Bob McNeish II
Talmadge Catiee
Indians Brooks Pace Major In One Run Wins
Cleveland and Brooklyn paced close wins while the standings show Giants and Indians strong in one run decisions. The article notes the adage that one run games decide titles, cites recent records for Giants Dodgers and Pirates, and previews upcoming road series for Senators Cubs Reds and others. Scholastic baseball results from Morgantown and surrounding towns are listed.
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Joe Reichler
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Giants
Dodgers
Senators
Indians
Pittsburgh
Pirates
White Sox
Chicago
Cincinnati
Tigers
Detroit
Cubs
Reds
Philadelphia
New York
Dropo Set To Elevate UConn Athletics This Fall
In Storrs Connecticut 18 year old freshman George Dropo from Moosup joins a famed athletic family inclining toward a new Huskies era. He stands 5 11 and 190 pounds led Plainfield High School last season while pursuing physical education. Coaches Christian Valpey and Greer anticipate contributions across baseball football and basketball.
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Huskies
Walt
Milt
George
Plainfield High School
J. Orlean Christian
Art Valpey
Hugh Greer
Phil and Jackie Lead by 7 Points in Batting Derby
In New York the veteran money players Phil Rizzuto and Jackie Robinson top the American and National League batting derbies. Each holds a seven point lead with Rizzuto at .? and Robinson at .393. The top ten standings shake up as last week’s leaders drop, including Bob Nieman who slips from .424 to .293.
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Porky
Oliver
Johnny Revolta
Revolta
English
Toney Penna
Dayton
Lovejoy
Coal City Colts
Buddy Conley
Bo Cooney
Woodrow Wilson Hick Fast
Montenal
Okey DeRaima
Montreal
NEW York i
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rizzuto
Zurard
Robinson
Hsing
Bob Nieman
St. Louis Browns
Registration Tryout Camp Dates Set by LL
Three key dates announced for Little League players in town. Registration is Friday May 16 from 3:30 to 5:30 PM at the Recreation Building for new hopefuls. Tryout camp runs May 21 to May 29 daily 4 to 6 PM except Sundays, weather permitting.
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Rizzuto
New York
Rosen
Cleveland
DiMaggio
Boston
Buster
St. Louis
Rodriguez
Chicago
Bauer
Guy Yoroy
Reds
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lowrey
Giants
Twilight Sauer
Merson
Pittsburgh
Uhe
Lmits
Cardinals
James Broome
Jim Francisco
Mike Meadows
Jim Anderson
Jackie Wise
Sami Cumbo
Tigers
Bill Lovell
Phil Munsey
Nickey Neira
George Thompson
Bruno Della Mea
Johnny Pyles
Rickey Dennis
Yankees
Bob Wills
Carlos Lewis
Gene Bryner
Phil Halloran
Doug Lewis
Dodgers
Tom Mc
Sweating Out Week Brings Major Rosters to 25
Major league clubs push toward a 25 player limit by May 15 as Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago and Cincinnati trim early. St Louis Browns may need to cut to 26 after acquiring Cass Michaels and pursuing Stubby Overmire. Yankees reduce to 26 by releasing Overmire and optioning Carey and Schalleck, with Brown and Morgan service bound. Possible further cuts could move out Brideweser or veterans Hopp or Mize.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
St. Louis Browns
Cass Michaels
New York Yankees
Yanks
Browns
Dave Madison
St. Louis
Lou Sleater
Fred Marsh
Michaels
Overmire
Andy Carey
Art Schalleck
Kansas City
Bobby Brown
Tom Morgan
Jim Brideweser
Johnny Hopp
Johnny Mize
Rocky Marciano KO ends win streak before 30 day layoff
Rocky Marciano stops Bernie Reynolds in Fairfield Conn in the third round to extend his undefeated string to 40 before a 30 day ring suspension. The Brockton heavyweight floored Reynolds with a savage right hook ending the bout in 2:32 of the third. Reynolds endured a rough decision as Marciano’s recent exhibition tour drew criticism from the Maine Boxing Commission for fighting his 19 year old brother instead of the advertised opponent.
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Rocky Marciano
Bernie Reynolds
Fairfield
Conn
Marciano
New England
Reynolds
Brockton
Mass
Maine Boxing Commission
Maine
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