Gehrmann Hampered by Cold Ahead of Bankers Mile
University of Wisconsin miler Gehrmann is unlikely to challenge records at the Bankers Mile during the 1310 Annual Chicago Daily News Relays. Coach Guy Sund says the Olympic speedster lost weight and suffered a week of illness and exams, though he expects a solid showing.
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All Ivy League Basketball Honors for 1949
Tony Lavelli of Yale and Ed Leede of Dartmouth were selected unanimously for the 1949 All Ivy League team by seven coaches. Princeton placed two players Bernie Adams and George Sella, with Herb Lyon of Pennsylvania at center. Lavelli set an Ivy scoring record with 256 points and Leede a Dartmouth mark with 192. The second team includes Norm Skinner and Art Fitzgerald, forwards, John Azary center, and Paul Lanson with Hillary Choliet guards. Honorable mentions list Bob Carlson Ted Anderson Phillips Harman Paul Gerwin Emil Hudak.
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Mel Bell Leads Ithaca to Sectional Title Victory
Ithaca High School star Mel Bell nicknamed Sleeping Beauty woke late but shone with 19 points to pace a 43-25 win over Binghamton Central in the sectional title game. The win marked Ithaca’s 16th straight victory before 3,500 fans as Marathon High beat Downsville 46-33 for the Class B sectional crown.
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Hatton and Kress Hit Red Homers
Hatton and Kress homered as Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 9 to 8 yesterday. Grad Hatton hit a two run shot in the eighth off Bix Donnelly and rookie Charley Kress also connected for Cincinnati.
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Parochial Playoff Set After Loop Wins by Baptists Rosary
Most Holy Rosary and St John the Baptist grammar schools won their divisions and will face off for the Parochial title in a playoff starting Wednesday at Le Moyne School. Rosary beat St Brigid's 25-12 at John Roberts and Baptists defeated Transfiguration of Le Moyne 30-23. Other results: Our Lady of Pompei 33-26 overtime over Assumption at Assumption. St John the Evangelist 25-18 over Blessed Sacrament at Huntington. St Anthonys 43-26 over Cathedral at Danforth.
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Bowling Stars Take ABC Lanes Tonight
Five man teams from Cincinnati Fort Wayne and Elmhurst Ill vie for ABC tournament honors in Atlantic City tonight. The Cincinnati Burger squad features Larry Shotwell holder of ABCs all-time three game total and a 1930 Cleveland singles record. Edward Kraft and William Doehrman represent Fort Wayne Worthman. Harry Steers, veteran of most ABC events, teams with Louis Elmhurst.
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Syracuse Leads Cities for New York State Women Bowling Tour
Syracuse leads cities sending traveling teams to the New York State Women bowling tournament opening in Buffalo next week. A total of 214 teams enter the 16th annual tourney starting Friday with Rochester Utica Binghamton Albany Watertown Oneida Schenectady Jamestown Elmira represented. Women's entries set a new high with 1599 teams this year versus 1472 last season, plus 2358 doubles and 4716 singles entries against 1979 and 3652 in 1948 respectively.
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Dunbar Defeats Franklin Five in City Recreation Semis
The Dunbar Hurricanes beat the Franklin Cagers 35-28 in the girls league semifinal. Foster defeats Nottingham 25-23 in senior division. Dunbar Typhoons win 20-10 over Charles Andrews in junior semifinal. Seymour defeats LeMoyne Mary Janers 25-13. Finals set for Thursday at Danforth School and Canforth courts.
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Bobby Locke Invited to Masters and Major Stops
Pro golfer Bobby Locke is invited to compete in the Masters in Atlanta in April and will also play in Greensboro in May the Goodall Tournament in New York in May and the U S Open in June at Medinah Illinois.
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Mike Sharpe O Donnell Meet on Mat at Coliseum
Action in patk is reassured in the five bout wrestling attraction at the Coliseum Tuesday. Mike Sharpe from Canada will face Ray Sandy O Donnell in a special added bout weighing 255 versus 280.7 pounds. Sharpe has defeated Ski Hi Lee and faces the Missouri powerhouse with speed and youth advantage. O Donnell fears no one. The card will include the Savoldi Ski Hi Lee rematch and three other bouts to be announced later.
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Cold Shoulder Is Turned on Off-Track Bets
New York Senate finance committee has backed away from legalizing off track pari mutuel betting. A unnamed Administration leader cites insufficient support for votes on two bills. Church opposition is strong. One bill would license bookmakers to handle off track bets and forward them to tracks. Senator James J. Crawford introduced the measure. The other bill by Senator William S. Hults Jr would form a nine member commission to study statewide extension. Hults estimates potential annual revenue of about 100.9 million dollars.
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Braves and Red Sox Face Off in Florida Showdown
In Sarasota Florida the Boston Braves and Boston Red Sox meet in a spring exhibition. Both clubs have endured limited success this season as they prepare for intracity series next month.
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Good Listening By Thomas D Coolican and Radio Stars
NBCs Hollyweed Star Theater features Marlene Dietrich introducing radio actor Elfort Lewis, noted for Frankie Remley on the Phil Harris Show. Lewis, wife Cathy Lewis, and roles on Mutual and NBC programs are highlighted. Amos ’n’ Andy origin tale recalled and No No Nanette cast noted.
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Dartmouth Opens Drills
Dartmouth begins spring football practice with 65 freshmen reporting to Coach Tuss McLaughry in Memorial Gymnasium. Under McLaughry and assistants Dell Isola Piepul Lampe and Young the group will drill the T formation until March 26, then join upperclassmen outdoors for five weeks starting April 4. More than 100 candidates expected at final outdoor sessions.
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Tupper Lake Wins Court Title
OGDENSBURG New York undefeated Tupper Lake High School claimed the Northern New York League basketball title by beating Franklin Academy of Malone 75 to 35 before 1300 spectators. The win completes an undefeated 36 game regular season. Last year Franklin defeated Tupper Lake in the finals.
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Bunche Sees Armistice Near Israel Lebanon Match
Dr. Ralph Bunche, acting UN mediator, predicts an armistice between Israel and Lebanon within days. An Israeli Foreign Office spokesman, Shaffer, expects an agreement early next week as talks proceed at En Naqara under UN auspices since March 1. Efforts also push toward an armistice with Trans-Jordan.
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Hibernians Host Syracuse in City Basketball Clash
The Hibernians welcome Syracuse at Ukrainian Hall tonight to face the Schenectady Hibernian quint in a local league game.
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Dorpians Reach Final After 50 35 Victory Over ESP
Dorpians defeat East Syracuse Presbyterian 50 to 35 to advance to the city recreation senior league playoff final. Nottingham Recreation ousts Newell A C. 60 to 37 in quarterfinal intermediate league action.
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Navy Opens Rowing Season With Columbia Meet
Navy begins its rowing season April 16 at Annapolis with a meet against Columbia. The event marks the start of the Navy crew’s spring schedule and sets the tone for the season.
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Radio Highlights and Listed Programs for Today
A jumble of radio listings shows music acts, theater, and talk segments across WSYR WSYR-FM WNDE WAER KF WSYS WEBL WAGE and others. Notable items include Frank Sinatra, Virginia Haskins in No No Nanette, Van Seymour with Eugenie Baird, and Grand Ole Opry features with Bead Foler.
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Parley Seeks To Heal Rift On School Aid
Albany reports Republican leaders meet with major educational agencies to resolve disputes over how to spend an extra 40 million dollars in state school aid. The conference aims to avert GOP opposition in the Assembly as talks focus on construction versus formula-based distribution for two years.
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Idaho Destroys 95 000 Rabbits in Crop Drive
A two month drive against jack rabbits in southeastern Idaho has killed at least 95 000 animals. Most marauders were eliminated with poisoned hay spread along their travel paths, targeting farm damage.
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Poland protests Yugoslavia over Polish Bureau closure
Poland protests Yugoslavia for closing the Polish Information Bureau in Belgrade. The Polish News Agency said the closure was forced March 15 by demonstrators who raided the bureau and demolished exhibits.
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Painting Interior Woodwork Tips from a Home Repair Column
Simple steps for interior woodwork painting. Wash or wipe with turpentine to remove grease, lightly sand with No 6 paper, apply interior paint or trim enamel with a 3 inch brush and a 1 inch brush for sash work. Coat hardware with vaseline, tape windows well, avoid paint on seams, and finish baseboards last. Contact Mr. Cobb for home repair questions.
Boudreau Debut Shines for Indians in Easy Win
Lor Boudreau, making his first start at shortstop this spring, collected two hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Chicago Cubs 10 to 3. Gene Bearden pitched six innings, yielding four hits.
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