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The 23 year old rookie of the year for 1898 by the Baseball Writers Association is highlighted. The article notes the Braves pennant win and a 924 batting mark, with praise for his season and the writers’ choice. It also references Gene Bearden and other players as notable figures in the awards discussion.
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Stanford and Washington Triumph In Rocky Mountain Action
Stanford and Washington upset Montana and Illinois in a tight set of clashes as Stanford beat California 43-37 and Washington edged Illinois 35-44. A late surge by Butler helped State suffer personal foul woes, while Seton Hall attracted a 10,000 crowd for a doubleheader, Texas rallying past LSU and Louisiana State edging Tulare in late drama.
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Colgate Stages Swimming Clinic
Colgate University hosts a swimming clinic with demonstrations on mechanics led by CNY Association members Littie and Webster. Secretary duties outlined as the event proceeds with practice sets and instructional talks for attendees.
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Yankees Readies for Trade Talks Amid Pitching Push
New York Yankees general manager George Weiss and co-owner Dan Topping have discussed trades with several clubs to strengthen the pitching staff as Casey Stengel shifts to improve the club. Officials indicate they will not pursue major exchanges, aiming to win with current talent and seeking a starter to bolster the rotation.
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Bosex Relying On 3 Rookies
Bosex prepares ahead of a road trip as coach Muuy names three freshmen as key reserves. The team faces a challenging schedule with weak opponents and seeks improvement from new players to balance a crowded roster.
Football Frenzy Sparks Campus Conspiracy Claims
The article reports chaotic charges at a 27th meeting accusing collegiate football of being hijacked by a prankster faction. A University of Delaware resident alleges the sport is being manipulated by hidden forces, claiming players are treated as sacrifices to boost box office success and that the game is shifting from boneh to field with quarterbacks under pressure.
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Steamrollers Edge Twitchers 52 50 in City League clash
Steamrollers beat Twitchers 52 to 50 at Charles Andrews School. Phil Gordon led with 20 points as Steamrollers notch their second win in three starts. Other scores include Salvation Army 25, Five Bullets 30, Red and White Terrors 37.
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Leahy Says He Will Not Quit Notre Dame Coaching
Notre Dame head coach Frank Leahy reaffirmed he will remain in charge as long as he can render service. He refuted reports of imminent retirement and stated he plans to continue coaching while his health holds, despite fatigue and the season’s strain.
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Ed Pellagrini Charges Dropped in Suffolk Court
Boston reports that charges against Ed Pellagrini Browne infielder and two men were dropped in Suffolk Superior Court. Complainants Paul Kelly James Kelly and their mother Mary Kelly acknowledged satisfaction. The case related to a Roxbury tenant dispute over a leasing instrument connected to Aquidneck.
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Trophy for Best Orange Basketeer at WAER Univesity
India station sponsors an athletic trophy for the Orange basketball player who distinguishes himself in the coming season. The last award went to Bernie Custis for his play in the Syracuse game. The hoop trophy will be judged by opposing coaches and remain secret until the season end.
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Holy Family Five Defeats Liverpool in season opener
Holy Family Five defeated Liverpool 29 to 4 in Auburn last night in the teams’ season opener. The Auburn game marked Liverpool High Setroal’s first contest of the year.
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Hockey Results From Last Night’s Games
In a scrambled report, last night’s hockey results were listed with teams and players such as winger Raynetnte and Windsor, noting a 2 4 win tally. Tonight’s schedule includes Ware, Hine, Barnes, Bonnett, and Bon aura matches as teams prepare on the home ice.
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Cadets Ignore Bowl Bid In convoluted football chatter
The piece threads through chaotic notes on college football bids and broadcasts. It mentions Towson Hawks tied to NBC and ABC coverage alongside Sewanee and New York sports chatter, with references to players, teams, and scheduling amid noisy, fragmentary OCR.
Toan Bennett Brings Jimmy Lydon to NBC Stage
The article notes Toan Bennett introducing Jimmy Lydon, once a child star who rose to romantic lead roles on NBCs Holy Wood Street Theater at 8. It discusses industry negotiations around ABC control, the presence of Ralph Edwards and the show Stop the Music, and mentions Eileen Williamson performing on the NBC Wig Parade with plans for a Las Brown band appearance, plus career highlights.
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Military alliance talks shift as Western nations meet
Reports indicate discussions with the United States and Canada about a new military pact proceed after a British proposal arrived from London. Diplomats from the Western European Union Britain Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg plan to present a formal agreement to the State Department next week.
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U.S. Pressed to Free Czech Machinery Sale Blocked
A U.S. push seeks release of Czech machinery and materials worth about 17 million dollars. The request involves a Liston Stites delegation and a plea to the Secretary of State to permit the return or release of equipment and related licenses amid ongoing disputes.
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Red Cross Seeks Data on Three Syracuse Residents
The Red Cross Home Service seeks information on three Syracuse residents presumed missing. Johann Lang, Theresa Bibbins, and Sylvie Bohm are of international links. inquiries have been received from Germany and England. Call the Home Service Department at local headquarters 749.8 for any information.
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Paper Drive Set to Aid Lyneoliet Memorial Fund
A local department will stage a paper drive to support the Lyneoliet Memorial Fund. Residents in the Tayncouye area are asked to participate by delivering papers to the designated collection site.
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State Urged To Liberalize Divorce Law
New York moves toward liberalizing divorce law as an investigation into widespread fake evidence stirs reform calls. Hobert P Patterson urged the association to push for a review at the next legislative session while authorities consider recommendations to lawmakers and courts amid a grand jury probe. A state supreme court pause on 77 unsettled divorces coincides with the probe. Six people including a private detective and two attorneys face perjury charges linked to manipulative evidence.
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Juvenile Mental Center Urged by Association Leaders
The 26th annual conference called on the next Legislature to quickly establish a diagnostic or clearing center for reception of emotionally disturbed children. Justices note regulations amid concerns that refuges do not fit the needs of troubled youths.
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Livestock Show Sets Record High Prices and Attendance
The International Livestock Exposition ends its eight day stand with new records for price and quality. Officials say attendance could reach 472000, beating last year’s record. A world record price per pound for Aberdeen Angus and top shorthorn sales boosted total show revenue beyond 2.08 million dollars.
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