Silent McCarthy Shapes Lone Red Sox Roster
Milton Richman profiles manager Joe McCarthy in a sparse, disciplined Red Sox camp. McCarthy gives minimal guidance to a veteran, professional squad, leaving players to perform on the field. Rookies seek direction, while stars like Mel Parnell stress focus on this season over past success. Oscar Fraley notes his vacation.
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Ohio State Opens 1950 Practice With Some Veterans
Outdoor practice began for Ohio State University football in 1950 after indoor sessions. Sixteen veterans remain from last year’s Rose Bowl team, but several will miss or limit spring work. Vic Janowicz shifts to baseball, Ray Hamilton to track, and Dick Widdaes to dentistry duties. Sonny Gandee must limit contact due to a neck injury. Bill Miller will train at tackle and defend his discus title.
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Agreement Is Due In Golf Dispute
CHICAGO Owe Quirk settlement was expected today in the dispute between the Professional Golfers Association and its playing pros over control of the rich prize tournament pay. George Schneiter leads the players and will meet PGA Executive Secretary Tom Crane President Joe Novak Horton Smith and George Moffitt in a closed session. Schneiter represents stars Sam Snead Ben Hogan Jimmy Demaret Lloyd Mangrum Cary Middlecoff and Johnny Palmer. He said the players have no unrevealed demands, while Crane said the PGA is willing to grant the players wishes via a constitutional amendment.
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Harrison Finishes Fast Wins Azalea Open Tourney
UAE J Harrison of St Andrews Illinois won the Azalea Open by two strokes posting 280 with a final hole recovery from behind a tree for par. George Fazio Washington DC finished second at 282 while Cary Middlecoff and Joe Kirkwood Jr tied for third with 283.
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Four Hit Over 800 In Pin Handicap at Elyria Center
The Second Annual Elyria Bowling Center Handicap Singles Tournament opened with scores over 800. Larry Bohn led with 860, Bill Kelley 856, Joe Meyers 841, and Harry Belter 813 as 12 weekend rounds run through May 14. Prizes total 3, 5500 with bonuses for top actual pinfall, attracting bowlers from Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
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Bears Edge Bobcats 27 25 to Lead YMCA Grade League
Bears won the first half championship of the YMCA Grade School Basketball League by edging the Bobcats 27 to 25 on the YMCA floor. Bobcats’ Tony Schork scored 16. Bears’ Gordon Freeman led with 14 as the teams clash again next Saturday at 2 30 p.m. for the seasonal title on the YMCA court.
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West Easy Winner In All Star Game
West defeats East 66 to 59 in the New York Herald Tribune All Star game at Madison Square Garden. Dick Schnittker of Ohio State earns MVP honors after a hot start and the West showcases its star quartet from Ohio State Bradley UCLA and Stanford. CCNY had claimed NCAA and NIT titles that season.
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Syracuse Nationals Clinch Easter Division Playoff Title
The Syracuse Nationals beat the New York Knickerbockers 91 to 80 to win the Easter Division playoff title and take the series 2 games to 1. They earn 2500 for eliminating Philadelphia and another 2500 for beating the Knickerbockers, plus 3000 as standbys in the upcoming NBA final spots.
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Ee Rey Grotto Loop Banquet Elects Leaders and Honors Scores
About 50 bowlers from Ee Rey Grotto and guests gathered in the Hungarian Reformed Hall in South Amherst for a league banquet. Bill Renninger was reelected league president. Mike Ksenich was reelected secretary treasurer and Al McWilliam was named vice president. Chuck Clark of the City Bowling Association chaired the meeting. Payoff money was distributed to team captains, the championship trophy awarded, and special awards given for high scores during the season.
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Tryouts Start For Little Leagues
Tryouts begin for four Little League baseball teams for the upcoming summer season. Sessions run today from 3 to 7 30 PM at Jefferson High School gym. Open to boys eight on May 23 or before and not yet nine by August 1. Bring age certificates, tennis shoes, and baseball gloves. Additional eight year old tryouts continue tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Hospital insurance offer for ages sixty to eighty five
A vintage advertisement urges men and women aged 60 to 85 to buy hospital insurance for a few cents daily. It asks readers how they would pay if hospitalized and promises free inspection with no obligation. Send a penny post card to Old American Insurance Co Kansas City MO to receive details.
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Braves hanging pennant hopes on pitching and power
Boston Braves salvage a rough spring with a four game win streak led by strong batting and solid pitching. Sid Gordon belted a two run homer as Howie Fox was chased early. Warren Spahn and Johnny Antonelli delivered seven and six innings of shutout or near shutout relief, boosting the club’s confidence.
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Crop and Lariat Riding Club Meeting Tuesday
The Crop and Lariat Riding Club will meet tomorrow night at 8 at Weikel's Stables on Butternut Ridge. Members will discuss final plans for a dance and box social sponsored by the club and are urged to attend if possible.
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Easter Clips Two Homers as Indians Trounce Cubs 18-12
Luke Easter belted two home runs to lift the Cleveland Indians over the Chicago Cubs 18 to 12 in Tucson. Bob Feller struggled, yielding all 12 Cub runs in six innings amid a virus scare, while Dick Rozek outpitched him to earn the win as Joe Gordon also homered and Lee Holloman drove in the decisive run in a wild ninth.
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Mulloy Installed As Tourney Choice
The Good Neighbor Tennis Tournament opens with Gardnar Mulloy of Miami ranked first in the men’s division. His opening match is against Joe Douglas of Miami Beach as foreign entrants include Gustav Paolofox of Mexico and Norman Wooworth of Miami, with a field featuring Tom Brown Fred Kovaleski and Seymour Greenburg among Americans and Ricardo Balbieri Francisco Arroquia Alfredo Millet among others.
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Red Sox Aim for Fast Start With Strong Pitching
Boston manager Joe McCarthy lists six potential 20 game winners including Parnell Kinder and Dobson, notes 22 of 30 games at Fenway, and emphasizes solid infield outfield with Williams DiMaggio Pesky and Doerr while counting on youth like Mickey Nearmott to sharpen pitching.
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Yale Freshman John Marshall Rates as Greatest Swimmer Today
Yale freshman John Marshall from Perth, Australia, won the 1500-meter, 220-yard and 440-yard freestyle events at the National AAU meet at Payne Whitney pool. He set world records in 200, 400 and 440 yard events and helped Yale freshmen win the team title. Coach Harry Burke called Marshall the greatest swimmer of the present day and predicted further improvements.
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Tigers Set Lineup With Zarilla and Wright Slotted
Zarilla bats .277 with 80 RBIs and is joined in the outfield by Tommy OBrien, a holdover seen as a regular by any club, and rookie Tom Wright who hit .368 with Louisville last season.
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