Canton bowlers lead in Malvern recreation head pin contest
Ray Hendershot of Canton took the men's lead with a 226 two game total, 114 and 112, edging Nick Norcia who held top spot at 224. Chick Fasan is third at 223, while Wanda Joseph of Canton leads the women on 213 with Hilda Greenawalt of Alliance at 214. Iova Miller sits third at 203 as the contest nears closing Sunday night per manager Charley Petrucci.
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Iova Miller
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Former Indian Speaks Piece Eddie Robinson Not Mad at Lou
Eddie Robinson says he is happier with the Washington Senators than with the Cleveland Indians. He credits Lou Boudreau for past success but notes frustration when non first basemen played ahead of him and explains his steady playing role with Washington and in the postseason series.
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Bearden on mound as Indians open exhibitions with Giants
In the UCSON report Gene Bearden starts for Cleveland against the New York Giants with Larry Jansen opposing. Rookie Herman Reich bats sixth with Ray Boone and Ray Murray, while veterans Dale Mitchell and Larry Doby pace a lineup that includes Mike Garcia and Sam Zoldak on the mound.
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Sam Zoldak
Leo Durocher
Bob Hofman
Bill Jennings
Charlie Berry
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Early Wynn
Mickey Vernon
Vernon
Dodgers mull Jackie Robinson batting order change
Vero Beach Florida Burt Shotton weighing moving Jackie Robinson from second to third or fourth in the lineup Robinson led the club in RBIs last year while hitting second Babe Young competing for the Yankees first base job is set to play the entire St. Petersburg Florida camp slate.
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New York Yankees
Beazley to Pitch First Three Innings in Miami Exhibition
Johnny Beazley, the Boston Braves pitcher, earns a chance to prove himself for 1960s readers as manager Billy Southworth names him to throw the first three innings in an exhibition game against the Brooklyn Badgers at Miami Field. Beazley recently had shoulder repair surgery.
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Cardinals to face Yankees in first exhibition game
St. Louis manager Eddie Dyer planned to seat Jim Hearn Ken Johnson and Ray Yochim against the New York Yankees in the first regular exhibition game. Marty Marion missing due to an infected toe. Cardinals beat the recruits 5 4 in a scrimmage yesterday.
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Marty Marion
Cardinals
Reds Seek .300 Hitter as Spring Opener Opens
Cincinnati Reds open spring training with Bill Terry stating the team needs an established .300 hitter. The 24-man squad split, with 24 heading to Sarasota for the exhibition vs Boston and the rest working under Johnny Vander Meer. Newcomers Johnny Lane and Lloyd Merriman join the lineup as Ken Raffensberger, Walker Cress and Frank Fanovich get the mound assignment against the Red Sox.
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Johnny Lane
Tulsa
Lloyd Merriman
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Ken Raffensberger
Walker Cress
Frank Fanovich
Favorite Pair Eliminated in Four Ball Golf
In the Miami international four ball, favorites Sammy Snead and Lloyd Mangrum exited at halfway after losing 2 and 1 to Skip Alexander and Pete Cooper. Defending champs Ferrier and Middlecoff won 2 and 1 over Penna and Heafner as Demaret and Worsham cruised 4 and 3, with Keiser and Palmer dominating 5 and 4.
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Lloyd Mangrum
Skip Alexander
Peté Cooper
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Cary Middleceff
Memphis
Tony Penna
Cincinnati
Clayton Heafner
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Heafner
Capper
Jimmy Demaret
Lew Worsham
Claude Harmon
Ellsworth Vines
Demaret
Worsham
Miami Springs
Herman Keiser
Johnny Palmer
Henry Ransom
Dave Douglas
Keiser
Palmer
Color Line Still Holds Bowling Congress Votes To Continue Racial Bars
Negros will remain excluded from the American Bowling Congress as delegates rejected an amendment to delete the words white male sex from the constitution. The Rev. Charles Carow predicted anti discrimination groups may push measures below his dignity, while another priest resigned from the leadership. The convention did adopt a change to member basis and set next year in Indianapolis for dues, with St Paul hosting the 1951 tournament. W & S Recreation led with 2825, while Romo Koff and Medicine totaled 2802. Bill Lillard and Don McClure had the best doubles at 1240 in Dallas.
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Minn
John Ackerman
Cleveland
Lester C. Boston
Tulsa
Ohlo
Bowlers from many cities vie in sweepstakes weekend
Maple maulers from at least 20 cities travel to Canton and North Canton for two sweepstakes running through April 10. Notables include Steve Nagy of Cleveland, Willie Sopko, Norman Gehring, Nasher Rini, and Leo Caito. Rini Wine’s Steve Nagy headlines the 10 oclock Canton squad with others from Akron and Canton.
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Bill Mielke
Massillon and Akron bowlers in fatal accident and high scores
Fourteen from Massillon and Brewster and two from Akron are fatally hurt at 6 30 Sunday. One Massillon bomber Frank Hershberger who had a 300 game recently. Ed Johnson Dewey Caskey and Nig Carpenter from Akron and others from Youngstown Cleveland Wheeling and Canton will bowl at 8 Sunday. Leaders are Mickey Caraccillo Massillon with 948 at Canton Recreation and Willard Taylor Charleston WV with 913 at North Canton.
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Madison, Wis
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Syracuse Man Favored In College Boxing Final
Marty Crandall of Syracuse University was favored to beat Charles Drazenovich of Penn State in the heavyweight final of the Intercollegiate Boxing Association championships at State College. Crandall led seven Syracuse boxers into the semifinal or final rounds, outpointing Joe Cor letto of Western Maryland, while Drazenovich, defending champion and a Penn State football player, reached the final by decisioning Bill Kellum of Army.
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Ed dleman and Buster May Miss Indoor Track Season
Champaign Illinois Dike Eddleman Olympic high jumper and Captain Bill Buster 440 runner may miss the indoor season. Eddleman captains the basketball team. Buster is convalescing after an appendectomy.
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Rutgers Athletes Sivess and Senko to Raise Varsity Letters
New Brunswick New Jersey Rutgers University athletes Andy Sivess and Steve Senko hold 21 varsity letters after competing in football basketball and baseball. They are expected to reach 23 with upcoming spring baseball.
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Suspension cases reviewed at US Trotting Association meeting
Chicago AP The United States Trotting Association opens a four day spring meeting with driver clinic and rule re codification. Three suspension reviews are on the docket including Paul Hatchell of Florence NC for alleged race fixing and Frank Albertson of Hampton VA for unbecoming conduct. Walter E Hughes of Indianapolis appeals a suspension for suspected incompetence. Up to 12000 horses are expected to race this season, the highest since the sport began.
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Hamline Meets Regis in NAIR Title Showdown
Regis College Rangers of Denver face Hamline University Pipers of St Paul for the National Intercollegiate tournament final in Kansas City. Regis upset Indiana State 48 45 in double overtime while Hamline edged Beloit 52 48 to reach tonight's championship.
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Ohio College Men Qualify In Central Swim Meet
In East Lansing Michigan the Cen tral Collegiate swimming meet preliminaries saw Cincinnati send seven men, Bowling Green four, and Fenn three into the finals. Roy Stickney clocked 1 36 in the 150 yard individual medley to set a pool mark and Bob Busby posted 52.7 in the 100 yard free style as an outsider against Michigan State.
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Vikings Meet Avon in District Class B finals
North Canton breezed past Doylestown 58 36 to reach the finals at Kent State University Wills Gym. The Vikings join Waynesburg Mohawks as finalists. North Canton faces Avon Lake after Avon Lake upset Cortland 51 43. Geneva edged Sebring 41 37 to advance in the other bracket.
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Notable district boys hoops action lights up regional play
Lowellville, Waynesburg, Akron Ellet, and Geneva clash tonight as North Canton faces Avon Lake in late games. North Canton beat Doylestown 59 45 led by Hamilton with 19 points while Boettler and Roberts also contributed. Doylestown, hampered by pace and fouls, fell behind early and could not close the gap.
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Bill K'nieh
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Doylestown
Ski Jumper Joy Maurin Killed In Peoria Fall
Veteran ski jumper Joy Maurin of Wauwatosa Wisconsin died after falling 35 feet from scaffolding at the Peoria Armory while erecting an indoor ski slide. His wife Doris witnessed the collapse as a support gave way. He died three hours later at St Francis Hospital from head and back injuries.
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Eric McNair Former Infielder Dies at 39
Meridian Mississippi AP reports Eric McNair 39 year old former major league infielder died at Rush Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He managed Savannah in the South Atlantic League last year and had just signed as a scout for the Philadelphia Athletics. He had spent 13 years in the majors.
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Philadelphia Athletics
American League Infield Stacked With Major Cities
The infield features players from Philadelphia Boston Chicago and Detroit, highlighting a league roster that blends teams across key American markets. The arrangement signals strong positional depth and regional reach for the season.
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Ed Blood Leads New Hampshire Ski Championship Events
Durham New Hampshire winter sports coach Ed Blood presided over intercollegiate championships featuring four skiing events the downhill slalom cross country and jump set to test athletes across the state competition showcased NHSU in a multi discipline meet held in winter conditions and drew strong university participation.
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New Hampshire
Curling Described as Ice Bowling Like Shuffleboard
Curling, played on natural or artificial ice, resembles lawn bowling and deck shuffleboard in movement and strategy, with teams delivering heavy stones toward targets. The game blends precision and tactics as players sweep to influence stone paths and outcomes.
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