Change Looms As Athletics Reorganize Under Mack
LAWTON CARVER reports Philadelphia Athletics plan a leadership shakeup aimed at Connie Mack’s retirement after this season. Jimmy Dykes to manage 1951 with Mickey Cochrane elevated to GM and trades chief, Roy Mack to oversee tickets and ballpark ops, Bing Miller as coach, and Earle Mack reassigned to scouting. The overhaul signals a water shed moment in the City of Brotherly Love.
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Walcott Seeks Bout With German Hus In ring clash
New Jersey Joe Walcott, 36, a Germany based heavyweight target, negotiates a title bout with Conny Hus as Renowned American fighter Ten Hoft loses ground in New Orleans bout. The boxing scene shows heavyweights pitting Walcott against Hus while Ten Hoft battles in Sugar Bowl era events.
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Joe Louis
Rehfeldt Signs With Baltimore Bullets First Draft Pick
Rehfeldt became the Bullets first draft choice to sign a 1950 51 contract yesterday. He stands 6 feet 6 and played for Wisconsin University and Milwaukee in the National Professional League. Interlaken defeated Ovid 15 4 in Cayuga Division action as Hector led a nine run seventh inning rally.
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Walcott Mulls Chance to Knock Out Ten Hoff in Rainy Fight
Walcott likely would have defeated Germany's ex paratroop sergeant in the fourth round but slipped on the wet canvas. Rain drenched the ring early, then sun returned for the later rounds as Ten Hoff withstood Walcott's lashing blows. Boehricchio praised Ten Hoff as gamestay, while Ten Hoff retreated most of the time to keep Jersey at long range. Walcott, guaranteed, eyed a potential 1956 Olympic summer bout and discussed plans with Rux for a future showdown as he shifts to heavyweight from 175 pounds.
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Better Golf By Sammy Syead
Instructional note discusses golf shoulder alignment and pivot. Emphasizes keeping left shoulder up and right shoulder down, chin position, forward weight, and power transfer through the downswing. Ends with focus on using hands and wrists for leverage in the final downswing phase.
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Archbold Stadium
Hoeppel Leads Central Square In Baseball Win Over Baldwinsville
Central Square mentor Billy Hoeppel’s team defeated Baldwinsville on neutral ground in a 1948 meeting, marking a rare rematch remembered by locals. Noted players include Tommy Gibbons and Dick Jackson, with St. Anthony and Bonaventure connections cited. the piece blends local prep baseball lore, coaching tips, and early season observations from Archbold Stadium era.
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Bonaventure
Ithacan Stars In ABC Singles Run For 3,000 Pin Target
In Columbus ABC tourney action shows Ithacan star Paul Gaurniec posting 206 215 233 254 as top effort while Millers of Brooklyn press toward 3,000 total. Monarchs of Chicago led with 2317 and Carl Berger 625 while misourians posted 927 967 1022 2926 for fourth as day two opens.
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Jersey City
Salo
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Ithaca
Burton Wins Hard-Fought Vernon Stock Car Race
Bashful Bul Burton of Marcy won the 20-lap stock car race at Vernon Fairgrounds amid heavy rain and a 3,800 spectator crowd. Paul Korman of Vernon finished second. Don Henderberg of Rome took third. Several crashes occurred, with cars flipping and fences breached. Frank Quinger of Camden and Bernie Miller of Canastota were unhurt after going through a fence. Other heats listed Korman and Malura among top finishers, with Burton defeating Keller and Mahoney in a special race.
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Beam of Buffalo State Skeet King
Art Beam of Buffalo won the 12th annual New Look State Skeet Association championships with 286 of 300 targets. Jesse Yookel of Recn ester led in SO gauge, while Marjorie Gardner of Greenfield Club Utica won junior and senior women events. Brooks Avenue Club of Rochester earned the five man club prize and Ben Di Iorio and son from Utica claimed the father and son honors.
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Pore Snead Wins Colonial Invitation With 277
Sammy Snead won the Colonial Invitation at Colonial Country Club finishing four under par with a 72-hole total of 277 earning $20,728. He topped Skip Alexander by three strokes after a final round 73. Ben Hogan and Dutch Harrison tied for third as Hogan broke a five-tournament drought by finishing below second place for the first time since 1946–47.
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Dutch" Harrison
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Chiefs Divide Pair And Hit the Road
The Syracuse Chiefs split a road series with the Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore, winning 8-0 in the opener and losing 10-0 in the nightcap after a prior pair of shutouts with Springfeld.
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Rochester Wings Rally To Top Pennant Chase In IL
Rochester roars in pennant race as Matragee Johnny Kean drives in key runs and the Wings sweep a series against Buffalo Montreal and Toronto. Clem Hausmann hits in 47 runs while winged lineup belts 18 hits, lifting Rochester toward first place in the International League amid a nine game winning streak.
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Pat McGlothin
Chiefs hold off Syracuse in home win despite rough road record
The Syracuse Chiefs split a double header with heavy scoring and home runs by Al Rubeling and Carden Gillenwater highlight a 11-2 win, while the Chiefs dropped the nightcap. Bud Byerly earned his sixth win in a 4-hit performance, and Billy Hacker led a Cubs rally as the visitors doubled the Chiefs in a tense series.
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Marcellus Wings Rally To Win Eighth Inning State League Clash
Marcellus defeated Jordan 8 1 yesterday to remain the sole visiting winner in the Onondaga Division State Baseball League. In other games, Syracuse area teams posted wins as Skaneateles beat Weedsport 5 1, Camillus defeated South Onondaga 4 2, and Port Byron routed Split Rock 9 1.
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