Perkowski Leads Circuits In Pitching And Hitting
Harry Perkowski rested in Tampa and posted a .500 hitting average from 30 pinch hits. He led the league with 22 wins and 163 strikeouts, while Tulsa swept pitching honors with a 2.98 ERA and other leaders noted.
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Porkowski
Oklahoma City
Garcia
Tulsa
Perkowski
Eldred
Bud) Byerly
St. Louis Cardinals
Hurter
Everett Lively
Lively
Hanelae
Grid Week Ends With Beckley Showdowns
Trap Hill and Central face Oak Hill in Beckley as the area caps a busy grid week. Central vs Oak Hill at Woodrow Wilson field and Trap Hill hosting Kingston close the schedule along with several other county matchups across Thursday and Friday.
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Beckley
Trap Hill
Ross Irle
Central Combine
Oak Hill
Woodrow Wilson Field
Blue Eaglets
Islemen
Oak Hill Imps
Beckleyans
Stratton
Bulldogs
Grld Power
Simmons
Montgomery
Kingston
Hubert Jackson
Isone
Sophia High
Wildcats
Blue Hawks
States High School Athletic Association
Mt. Hope
Fayette Mountains
Central Junior High
Oak Mi Irs
Srs Simmons
White Sulphur
Lewisburg
Kipesten
Repick
Crichton Greenbank
Dobbs Leads AAC Ground And Air Yardage In Loss
Tulsa star Pete Dobbs piled up 230 yards rushing and passing in an AAC game against the New York Yankees. He tops league totals with 1,946 yards in ten games, while Buffalo’s George Ballerman and Baltimore’s Y A Tittle trail. Ratterman’s Bills set an AAC rushing record in a 26-21 win over Brooklyn.
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Tulsa Star
New York Yankees
New York
Dobbs
Yarecovering
Dons
Y. A. Tittle
Baltimore
George Ballerman
Buffalo
Ratterman
Bills
Brooklyn
Bob Chappuis
Michigan
Chappuis
Marion Motley
Cleveland
Chet Mathryn
Mac Sneedie
Associated Press
California
Hugh McElhenny
Compston Junior College
Hugh
Los Angeles
Compton
Springfield
Perry E. Smith
James Somers
Southwest Missouri
Iis
Perry
Paul Lees
Tony Harmon
Horace Mann
Gary
Ind
Ronnie Cox
Raceland
Hy. High
Ronnie
Ohio State
Wortland
Bill Rister
Bill
Russ Meyer
Cubs
Phillies
Western Illinois State College
Russ
Lefty Gomez
Bob Quinn
Miami
Harry Ghaul
Cincinnati
Bob Higgins
Penn State
Bob
Penn
Keystone
Mullins
Worrell's
W. Bowyer
Raleigh-Wyoming
Mullins A. Bowyer O
Michael's
Carlson's Sereuse
Koppers-Eccles
A. Boyd Jewelry Amigo
Dinglecoe
Joose Club
Aia Beckley
M. White
I . White
Worrell's Cut
Nthe Printing Co
Leon Blind Eyed
Bucklee
Glenn Dobbs
Robinette
Ut Im
Wee
Angeles
Wrenched Brawley
Michall
Hawley
Houck
Arbert
Davis Hylton
Im Harris
Bergines
Iz Ae “Beith Nesters Wise
BOS Tee Thompson
AMIGO
Notre Dame
McClung
Aoe
Siater
Chicago
Northwestern
Michaels
Frank Leahy
Corey Seb Rernee
Michael
Wildcats
Wily Leahy
Eeredees
Purdue
Worrel
William
Red Sitko
Panelli
Ale Sitko
Boyd Jewelry
Nixon
King
Beckley
Frank
Keystone Service
Pucka
Raleigh Pintul
Allen Williams
Nixon Furniture
Elizabeth Clay
Williams
St Mullins
Ilrvabeth Clay
Gaeaulty
Baltiie
Carper
Miore
Loyola High School
Smith Wi
Wilson
Balin
Leon Cohen
Syracuse
Gil Stephenson
Bobby Stuart
Army
West Point
Felix
Doc) Blanchard
Glenn Davis
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Stuart
Stephenson
Stanford
Davis
Blanchard
Kingston to Top Trap Hill in Weekend Grid Picks
AP writer Charles L. Lewis predicts Kingston defeats Trap Hill while listing numerous college and scholastic games with West Virginia teams and other regional matchups. Highlight notes include Lou Groza’s near 56 yard field goal for the Cleveland Browns.
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Kingston
Charles
Lewis
Associated Press
West Virginia Wesleyan
Martella
West Virginia
Virginia
Morris Harvey
Georgetown
Eagles
West Liberty
Fairmont State
Salem
Tigers
Davis and Elkins
Glenville
Pioneers
Concord
Vanderbilt
Marshall
Commodores
Geneva
Bethany
Shepherd
Gallaudet
Milligan
West Virginia Tech
Potomac State
West Virginia State
North Carolina State
Institute
Knoxville College
Bluefield State
Grantsville
Walton
St. Marys
Sistersville
Williamson
Burch
East Fairmont
West Fairmont
Clarksburg
Washington Irvings
Easy
Madison
Elkview
Barboursville
Bridgeport
Jane Lew
Buckhannon
Shinnston
Burnsville
Gary
Welch
Pennsboro
Harrisville
Lewisburg
White Sulphur Springs
Greenbank
Marlinton
Pineville
Oceana
Trap Hill
Mount Hope
Mulletis
Triadelphia
Warwood
Triads
Stonewall Jackson
Dunbar
Bulldogs
Milton
Generals
Huntington Central
Huntlington
Bellaire
Wheeling
Buckeye Eleven
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Panhandle
Weirton
Parkersburg
Reds
Huntington Vinson
Hamlin
Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
Hinton Expands Stadium For Thanksgiving Crowd
Weed row Wilton Flying Eagles include Hinton on Thanksgiving Day as Summers adds 500 bleacher seats to Avis field. The additions push capacity to about 2,000, still short of the tela needed.
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Weedrow Wilton Flying Eagles
Hinton
Avis
Mustangs Rebels Game Moved To Thursday Night
The Coalfield Conference clash between Mt. Hope Mustangs and Mullens Rebels moves to Thursday at 8 pm at Mt Hope stadium due to a state teachers meeting in Charleston. Armistice celebration planned at halftime by David Carter and Mustang band. Mullens band invited.
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Register
MT. Hope
State Teacher's Association
Charleston
Mullens
E. W. Dunkley
Mt Hope Stadium
David Carter
Fine Mustang
Mulleris
Dunkley
Mustangs
Beckley
Sloco Indians
Subs
Lewis D'Antoni
Rebels
Oak Hill Red Devils
WVU Grips Ready to Face Virginia With Key Players
WVU declares Vic Bonfili and six teammates fit for the Virginia game in Charlottesville. Bonfili returns from a leg injury as Ohio U loss is recalled. Ray Caldwell Bob Fought Bud Cox Roy Lester and Frank Kazmierski listed as possible contributors. WVU seeks revenge after last year’s 6-0 defeat and a 21-0 setback in 1946.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
Vic Bonfili
West Virginia University
Virginia
Charlottesville
Whitey Gwynne
Bonfili
Mountaineers
Ohio University
Ray Caldwell
Bob Fought
Bud Cox
Roy Lester
Frank Kazmierski
Caldwell
Kazmierski
South Carolina
Cox
Bharley Norse
Lester
Ohio U
West Virginia
Cavaliers
Irvin Howell
WVU
Whitey Michaels
Charleston
Joe McCary
Annual Major League Draft on Top Today
Cincinnati reports on the draft as top leagues select from minors. Cubs lead with first choice followed by White Sox in reverse order, then Indians final first-round. salaries span 2000 to 10000 dollars per pick with roster and travel obligations.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Washington
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Wit
Han
Kirby Higbe
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Stan Rojek
Brooklyn
Peewee i Reese
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Boxing Cards
In Allentown and Trenton results Harold Johnson outpointed Jimmy Holden while Jimmy Corli knocked down Paulie Jackson. Al Hersh outboxed Joe De Martino in Brooklyn and Sal Ferello stopped Bobby Rott in New York.
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Allentown
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Jimmy Holden
Newark
N. J
Trenton
Jimmy Corli
Paulie Jackson
Reading
Brooklyn
al Hersh
New York
Joe DeMartino
Bridgeport
Conn
Sal Ferello
Bobby Rott
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Iday
Ss Sports
Bob Wills
Harry Perkowski
Tampa
Fla
Texas
Eccles
Sporting News
Harry
Ois
Rhinelanders
Peague
Sks
Dyctiy
Houston
Byerly
Fort Worth
Tem
Redleg
Associated
Shreveport
Francis Parker
Parker
RAM
Sil Burigo
New Rochelle
N. Y
Fordham University
Charley
Raleigh Junk CO
Mabscott, W. VA
Afta
Bry Erie
Rugby Knitting Malls, Inc
Avis Crossing
Peene, Hinton
Palf Resui
Ted
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Maryland
Fred Wendt
Texas Minnes
Jay van Noy
Utah State
Johr Panelli
Stan Heath
Nevada
Santa Clara
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
William and Mary
Lindy Berry
Texas Christian
Taft i Wright
Luke Appling
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
John Pesky
Barney McCoskey
Yal
Dick Wakefield
George Brown
Syracuse University
Ussr
ITF
Moscow
Alexander Mokshanov
Russia
Komsomol Pravda
Leningrad
Mokshanov
People's Credit
Neville
W. Va
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