Walters Garage Maintains Two-Game Bowling Lead
Walters Garage expanded its Carbondale league lead to two games by defeating Railway Express. Ted Crews posted a 577 with 548 by George Anderson and Ed Watson. Veaths Sports moved up with a 2814 team total, while Breezy Satterfield led with a 233 game and 578 series.
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Carbondale
Railway Express
Ted Crews
George Anderson
Ed Watson
Selmier Peerless
New Era Dairy
Leonard Reynolds
Towel Supply
William Otteson
Jim Thomas
Veath Sports Keglers
Ray-Mar Cafe
Breezy Satterfield
Frank P. Brock
Bob Reynolds
John Riggs
Jim Moniger
al Jennings
Elks
Pat
Pipers
Eddie Vogler
Marion Bradley
Charles Patterson
Fights Last Night Around the World Reported by AP
MontrealLaurent Dauthuille 158 stopped Steve Belloise 161 New York. Eddie Giosa 142 Philadelphia outpointed Johnny Greco 14842 Canada. Lafayette Drummond 153 Chicago outpointed Earl Wenborne 158 Lincoln Neb. Roland LaStarza 185 New York KO Jimmy Walls 187 Englewood NJ.
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Laurent Dauthuille
France
Steve Belloise
New York
Philadelphia
Eddie Giosa
Johnny Greco
Canada
Chicago
Lafayette Drummond
Earl Wenborne
Lincoln
Neb
Holyoke
Mass
Roland la Starza
Jimmy Walls
Englewood
N. J
Charles Seeks Heart Exam After Reported Condition
The Illinois State Athletic Commission approved Ezzard Charles request for a medical examination of a reported heart condition on Thursday. The news item lists results from various city matchups including Minneapolis 4 St. Paul 1 and Chicago Louisville and Columbus Toledo games.
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Chicago
Illinois State Athletic Commission
N.B.A
Ezzard Charles
Anderson to Lead 1950 College All-Stars in Soldier Field
Dr. Eddie Anderson named head coach for the 1950 College All-Stars to play the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field on August 11. He returns to Holy Cross after coaching at Iowa 1939–49 and previously led Holy Cross 1933–38. Camp opens July 21 at St. John’s Military Academy Delafield Wis with 50 players chosen by Anderson and three named assistants.
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Eddie Anderson
Soldier Field
Philadelphia Eagles
Anderson
Holy Cross
University of Iowa
All-Stars
Northwestern University
Evanston
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Eagles
Grand Rapids
Minn
Wakefield Trade Dilemma Puts Sox on Edge of Action
The Wakefield situation pits the Chicago White Sox against a possible forced return to the Yankees or a quit from baseball. Commissioner Chandler is expected to rule soon on Wakefield status, a decision with implications for future player trades between major league clubs. Wakefield wants to play for Chicago but seeks a $5,500 pay restoration from his $22,500 1949 salary, which Frank Lane rejected, ending the deal.
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Cago
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Wakefield
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Walter Mallery
Yankees
White Sox
Detroit
New York
Frank Lane
Two Playing Divisions For N B A in 1950 51
The National Basketball Association will draft a two division schedule at a May meeting. President Maurice Podoloff announced the league will be split into Eastern and Western sections with teams in each group and a 66 game schedule for every club.
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New York
National Basketball Association
Maurice Podoloff
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Syracuse
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