Doby hurt in spring drills as Indians shuffle lineup
Lary Doby sprained ankle sidelining him for days during early spring practice. Cleveland coach Tris Speaker supervised sliding drills for Doby and Dale Mitchell. Hank Edwards and Clark vie for first base with Micky Vernon injured. Boudreau plans infield shifts and outfielders ready to fill first base if needed.
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Cinci First Sacker Must Pare Weight
Bill Terry says Ted Kluszewski can become a top first baseman but must shed 15 to 20 pounds to protect his legs. The Reds coach notes Kluszewski weighed about 220 last season and batted .275 for Cincinnati.
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Delaware Park Racing Season Dates Set
Delaware Park will operate from May 28 through July 4 for the upcoming racing season, scheduling a series of live meets and events.
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European Runners Close American Indoor Season on Final Night
Willi Stykhuis the Dutch flyer and Marcel Hansenne the French champion make their farewell appearances at the K of C games in New York. Stykhuis aims to break Gil Dodd’s 4 05.3 mile world mark before returning to Holland. Hansenne seeks his first American indoor win in 1946 and 1949 and faces his rival Phil Thigpen in a special 1000 yard race renewing aides from the national championships.
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Stark County teams advance to sectional finals in Kent
North Canton Vikings defeat Jackson 55 to 42 to reach the Class B sectional final at Kent State University’s Wills Gym. Waynesburg Mohawks roll over Suffield 49 to 20 and set up an 8:15 pm Greensburg vs North Canton semifinal before Kent State hosts the Mohawks at 9:30 pm.
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Tonight Basketball Matchups Across Local Colleges
Ravenna Township faces Akron El at 7 p m while North Canton plays Greensburg at 8 15 p m and Waynesburg meets Kent State at 9 30 p m. The schedule lists three games with regional teams and start times.
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Vikings rally past Jackson in county tournament duel
North Canton Vikings defeated Jackson by 42 to 41 as George Hamilton sparked a 35 17 first half lead. Alan Rogers and Tom Rohr led rebounding and scoring for Jackson with Rohr top scoring for the Polar Bears, 10 points. Waynesburg beat Suffield 40 12 and moved 18 2 in the Stark County tourney.
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Young Negro Much Like Louis Emerges From Golden Gloves
Westbury Bascom 20, of East St. Louis, wins the 175-pound title at the Golden Gloves in Chicago Stadium with two technical knockouts. Bascom, likened to Joe Louis, defeats Herb Moore of Denver and Pierre Jackson of Henderson, Ky. Don Perko of Denver claims the heavyweight crown, Kansas City tops with Art Brown 112 pounds, and Chicago’s Richard Guerrero keeps the welterweight title by defeating Eddie Smith.
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Gophers Close Campaign With Chance for Tie
Minnesota faces Wisconsin in a key Western Conference finale that could net a share of 1949 Big Nine honors if Illinois loses to Michigan. Wisconsin stars Don Rehfeldt and Minnesota rivals Jim McIntyre and Whitey Skoog lead scoring, as Illinois awaits Monday action.
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Four High Scoring Teams Battle for Southeast Crown
Kentucky vs Tennessee opened the semifinal with Tulane meeting LSU in the later quarter. LSU edged Vanderbilt 60 to 56, Tulane beat Georgia 92 to 62 to reach the semis, Tennessee routed Mississippi 74 to 49, and Kentucky defeated Auburn 70 to 39.
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Timken Cage Leagues Shine as 74 Tops Apprentice
Timken Basketball League results put Department 74 in first by half game after a 52 29 win over Apprentice. Valasek led with 22 points. Morning League saw Apprentice extend its lead by beating Department 74 34 20. Gambrinus defeated Department 75 39 26 with Mack Thomspson scoring 20.
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Southern Pair Lead St. Petersburg Open Midway
Pete Cooper of Ponte Vedra Beach Florida and Johnny Palmer of Badin North Carolina led the St. Petersburg golf open midway after 36 holes with 135 seven under par. Palmer shot 66 yesterday while Cooper posted 67 to stay three strokes ahead of a tightly bunched field. Walter Romans Henry Ransom Ky Laffoon of St Andrews II and Baltimore tied for third at 138.
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College Basketball Scores From Regional Matchups
A series of college games across conferences lists final scores for Kentucky State over Wilberforce 77 78 for Baldwin Wallace over Western Reserve 72. Oklahoma?
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Archie Moore Knocks Out Alabama Kid Again
Archie Moore, the New York light heavyweight, knocked out the Alabama Kid of Columbus in the third round of a 10 round bout. A crowd of 3 528 paid 6838 dollars to see Moore secure his second straight win over Alabama.
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Canton and Wooster Keglers Fire in North Canton Sweeper
Bowlers from Canton and Wooster dominate the North Canton Recreation sweeper with 45 Cantons and 15 Wooster entries surpassing other regions. The schedule spans Saturday and Sunday with multiple shifts, featuring local top finishers and guests from Cleveland Batavia N Y Bloomington Ill Chicago.
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Bucks Leading Contenders in Big Nine Swim
Ohio State held a 41 to 31 lead over Michigan's defending champions with five events left at the Western Conference swimming meet in Lafayette. Iowa trailed, while Purdue's Keith Carter and Michigan's Bob Sohl posted notable swims as records and titles shifted, with Illinois Indiana and Minnesota scoreless.
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Meister Brau Leads Five Man Team In Pin Classic
Atlantic City AP Meister Brau Beer of Chicago with captain Paul Krumske leads the field in the 46th ABC tournament as top quintet contenders. Detroit E B team posts 2984 to take second while Miller High Life and others vie for eventual title.
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Schnittker Prepares for OSU Scoring Records Bid
Ohio State star Dick Schnittker seeks two scoring records in the finale against De Paul at Chicago Stadium. He trails by eight points from last season's record and has 315 points this year, needing 13 to surpass Jimmy Hull's 327 set in 1938-39.
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Johnson's hat trick spree fuels KC in USHL finale
Defenseman Jack Johnson of Kansas City totaled three goals and three assists, six points, all in the final period of the USHL game.
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