Page vents on McCarthy as he reflects on Yankees boss
Yankee pitcher Joe Page recalls Joe McCarthy with mixed feelings, admitting respect for his former manager yet recalling a harsh airplane incident and the way McCarthy once treated him. Page says he aims to prove himself against McCarthy and the Red Sox, driven by past grievances.
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United Press
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McCarthy
Brest
Ian Page
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Detroit
Husky Page
Prsz
Williams pace sparks 60 homer pace to hit record
Baseball Briefs From United Press Boston fans project Ted Williams could match Babe Ruth with 60 homers if his spring rate holds. He hit 11 in 28 exhibitions, including No. 11 against the Braves in a 3 1 victory. Readies for season opener, Del Ennis and Andy Semnick pace Philadelphia attack in an 11 2 rout of the A’s. Widmar and Wehmeier join Browns and Reds rotations. Nagy shines for Senators in C day outing.
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Ted Williams
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Brooklyn
Philadelphia A’s
del Ennis
Andy Semnick
Curt Simmons
Indianapolis
Ind
Herman Wehmeier
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati Reds
Widmar
Zach Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Browns Schedule Six Home Games in 1950
The Cleveland Browns announce a six game home schedule for 1950 with the opener against the New York Giants on Oct. 1 at Municipal Stadium and the final home game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Dec. 3. Other home opponents include Chicago Cardinals Oct. 15, Pittsburgh Steelers Oct. 29, San Francisco 49ers Nov. 12, and Washington Redskins Nov. 19. All are home and home except the 49ers game.
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New York Giants
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Chicago Cardinals
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Washington, Redskins
Elyria High Nine Opens Season With Delayed Start
Elyria High baseball opener against Eaton was postponed and will be played Wednesday afternoon. Coach Bob Ringer’s Pioneers then face Euclid in an independent contest at Ely Stadium. The schedule also includes Lakewood at Lake Erie League play Thursday and Shaker Heights at home Saturday.
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Eaton
Bob Ringer
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Lakewood
Lake Erie
Rangers
Shaker Heights
Red Raiders
Ranger
Elyria Tracksters Open Season Against Oberlin
Elyria High track team opens the season with a dual meet against Oberlin High at Ely Stadium Tuesday at 3 45 PM. Six lettermen from 1949 return under coach Johnny Cabas including Frank Bago Bert Provoznik Jack Tillack Bob Dubray Walt Williams and Russ Sherman. The opener follows a postponed meet with Sandusky due to bad weather.
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Oberlin High
Indians
Ely Stadium
Johnny Cabas
Pioneer Thinclads
Frank Bago
Bert Provoznik
Jack Tillack
Bob Dubray
Walt Williams
Russ Sherman
Seven County B Games On Schedule Tuesday Afternoon
Lorain County Scholastic Class B Baseball League opens its season with seven postponed games slated for Tuesday at 3 30 p m Two games in Division 1 see Grafton at Belden and LaGrange at Penfield Division 2 features Eaton at Ridgeville Division 3 matches Brookside at Cleariow and South Amherst at Avon Lake Division 4 pits Brighton at Camden and Brownhelm at Henrilette All games start at 3 30.
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Lorain County
Grafton
Belden
LaGrange
Penfield
Eaton
Ridgeville
Brookside
Cleariow
South Amherst
Avon Lake
Brighton
Camden
Brownhelm
Henrilette
Televising Of Big Ten Games Banned
The Big Ten athletic directors voted to ban live television of football games in 1950, a move that could pull college football from screens nationwide. The policy, nearly unanimous, would cost about $500,000 for 1950 and marks the first organized college action to limit TV coverage. Postgame highlight films and full game films may air after 6 p.m. Sunday.
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California
Ralph Furey
Columbia
Hamilton
Big Ten
Tanforan Handicap on Bill Saturday at San Bruno
Calit-Ur- High lights this week's racing as the $50 000 added Tanforan Handicap is set for Saturday at San Bruno Calumet Farm's Citation is a doubtful starter If Citation is scratched Ponder and Noor may be favoured Ponder the 1949 Derby winner carries 129 pounds Noor has 124 On Trust 115 Old Rockport 112 and Boomerang Boy 103 are among other entries Also possible runners include Under Oath and Honeymoon.
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Calit—Ur
Calumet Farm
Citation
Jimmy Jones
Ponder
Charles S. Howard
Noor
Miche
Old Rockport
Oath
Honeymoon
Lakers Need One More Cage Win
The Minneapolis Lakers moved within one win of the NBA title by defeating Syracuse 77 to 69 in St Paul. A fifth game to decide the series will be played on Syracuse’s floor where the Nationals are highly favored to rebound.
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Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Association
Syracuse Nationals
Lakers
Syracuse
Nationals
Trotting Ass'n President Dies
Henry J. Knauf, 60, president of the U S Trotting Association, died of a heart attack in Des Moines Iowa while attending an Iowa Horsemen's Association meeting. His body returned to Ladd for burial. Knauf led the TA with a heavy schedule and once estimated traveling up to 200,000 miles yearly. The TA’s national headquarters are in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
O. Cleveland
Torium
Illinois
A. W. Newman
Beulah Park Opens Spring Meeting With Inaugural PURSE
United Press reports Beulah Park near Grove City will open its 20 day Spring I meeting on May 6 with a 1100 purse for three year olds and up racing six furlongs. In Ohio Indiana League voting Portsmouth Zanesville Springfield top picks for the season with Portsmouth leading at 128 points. Wilmington College breaks ground on Townsend Memorial athletic field with bids at 14261 by Colglazier and Chapman Construction. Dublin High School coach Al Gabriel resigns effective year end with no successor named.
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Beulah Park
Grove “City
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Zanesville
Springfield
Frank M. Colley
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al Sports
Dublin High School
Oberlin Thinclads Fall to Ashland in Dual Meet
Oberlin High School track team lost to Ashland High School 67 to 14 on the Ashland College track Saturday. Fred Owens won the 120 yard high hurdles and 220 yard low hurdles, Bob Holden took the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Bob Bryant won the shot put and discus and ran on the winning 880 yard relay, Ronny Waln captured the broad jump, Oberlin won eight events but lacked enough seconds and thirds to close the gap.
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Ashland High School
Ashland College
Fred Owens
Bob Holden
Bob Bryant
Ronny Waln
Elmira and Cincinnati Standings in Regional Listings
The page lists standings and participant names across regions including Elmira, Norwood, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and Grand Rapids. Notable names include John Strobel, Dudley Smith, and C. Sweeney among others with scattered city affiliations and numbers.
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Manthes Co
Realtors
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Cincinnnati
Almie Five
Johnson City
He Terrace
Ghameston
Web
John Strobel
Milwaukes
Path Cras
Gani Chester Miller
Cincinnati
Robert Yohey
Philadelphia
Dr da Smallr
Pofia Ali
Ohio
Milwaukee
Dudley Smith
Pleasant Beach
N. J
Ister C. Sweeney
Charleston
W. Va
Cnr
Darton
Wis
Higgins
Easter To Start In Right Field In Opening Game
Cleveland Indians announce rookie Easter will start in right field against Detroit tomorrow after recovering from a shoulder injury. Indians wrapped up spring training by beating the New York Giants 2 to 1, with Ray Murray driving in the winning run and Bob Feller pitching six strong innings.
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Luke! Easter
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Ray Boone
Giants
Bob Feller
Jess Flores
Sal Maglie
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Neeree
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Lockman
T Homson
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Vernon
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Mage
Thompson
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Tanky
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Ned
Jim
Fettner
Flores
Hartuns
Wees
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Amopatres
Demaret Seeks Third Win In Cavalier Meet
Jaunty Jimmy Demaret, famed for his Masters win and pink trousers, captured the North Fulton Open in Atlanta by four strokes over Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier. The victory leaves him one win short of his 1940 three in a row, with the Cavalier Tournament medal play set to begin in Virginia Beach on Saturday.
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Ojai
Cal
Jimmy
Virginia Beach
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Sam Sneady
Jim Ferrier
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
N. C
Norman von Nida
Herschel Spears
Huntsville
Ala
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Bob Toski
Northampton
Mass
Ted Kroll
Philmont
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Tavern League Bowls Four Matches Tonight at Memo's
Memo's Tavern League schedules four matches this evening at 6:30 on Bowl-O-Crome alleys. Red's Motor Sales faces Toys, Polish Village battles Bich P.O. 6B melts Distributing versus Red Top Beer, and C. Beer meets Gene's Jewelers.
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Baseball Opens With Nation's 75th Year Of NL Tradition
The 1949 season echoes into 1950 as the National League marks 75 years of operation and the American League 50. Dodgers and Red Sox loom as top picks amid hot pennant talk. Yankees face Red Sox in Boston, Dodgers meet Phillies in Philadelphia as Connie Mack observes his golden jubilee season with the A's opening against the Senators.
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Truman
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Lez Durocher
Billy Southworth
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Pirates
Ralph Kiner
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Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Bowling Center B League Schedule Ends Tonight
The B Pin Loop schedule for this evening lists eight matches across two shifts. At 7 p m Kasger Foundry faces Finegan Sheriffs, Movers v4 Lehman Cartage Olsen Manufacturing meets Reliance Machine, Stanford Insurance plays Sopper Club. At 9 p m Elyria Stationery 3 faces Harvey's Wagon Wheel versus Lorain County Excm ing Diedrick Cigars takes on Home Tavern Riris Manufacturing Company opposes Rigo's Tite.
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Kasger Foundry
Finegan Sheriffs
Lehman Cartage
Olsen Manufacturing
Reliance Machine
Stanford Insurance
Sopper Club
Elyria Stationery
Harvey's. Wagon Wheel
Lorain County Excming
Diedrick Cigars
Home Tavern
Riris Manufacturing Company
Rigo's Tite
Middleground Faces First Test in Jamaica Route
Middleground the King Ranch Kentucky Derby hopeful makes his first run beyond six and a half furlongs in today’s Requested Handicap at Jamaica. The 1949 top yearling by Campbell and a bold venture from Bold Venture, Middleground carries 108 pounds as the likely lightest horse in the field, with Guillotine at 106 and the rest older horses or lighter entries.
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Middleground
King Ranch
Jamaica
John B. Campbell
Big King Ranch
Andy Shuttinger
Ford
Wood Memorial Aetaaye
Huauegrouna
Max Hirsch
Assault
Bold Venture
Greentree Stable
Guillotine
Bimelech
Milwaukee Kegler Is Tops In ABC
Milwaukee bowler John Strobel leads three of four divisions in the American Bowling Congress tournament with eight days left. He tops singles at 679, all events at 1847, and with Carl Ray leads doubles at 1266 as Bul's Place Elmira tops team with 2802 points. Pete Lanzi named new public relations head for Youngstown Athletics, succeeding Henry Anderson.
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John Strobel
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Youngstown
Pete Lanzi
Youngstown Athletics
Lanzi
Henry Anderson
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Eddie Yost
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New Townsend Memorial
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By Sixta
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