Cleveland Indians push batting schools in Tucson camp
General Manager Jink Greenberg leads a planned Indians school of batting this month in Tucson, Arizona. Reportedly, eight members of the top Tribe squad will attend, with focus on players and coaching staff as a core part of the program.
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Wildcats rally in grade school basketball clash
In New London Vermilion Sailors fall 64-42 as McKinsey leads with 22 points. Gates and Marsh pace Vermilion, while Edgington and Gebhardt tally for Hamilton. A fourth Friday showdown at G. Sehtoul features late scoring and a tight finish.
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Birmingham Five Tries Henrietta in Close Win
Birmingham Five defeated Henrietta 21 to 12 at home in a Western Division Class B league game. Birmingham improved to 5 wins and 7 losses, while Henrietta stayed within one score late before the margin held.
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Brissie Signs Indian Contract With Raise For 1952
Lou Brissie of the Cleveland Indians signed his 1952 contract with a reported raise. The left handed pitcher, acquired from Philadelphia in 1951 in a three team trade that sent Ron Crustes Minuse to Chicago, told GM Hank Greenberg his off season training put him in peak condition.
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Wakeman Quint Cops 58 52 to Nail Loop Title
Wakeman took the county Class B title by beating New Haven 58 52. Poller led with 21 points, Burke added 13, and the Wakeman defense held the previously unbeaten New Haven to 52. Holthoun scored 20 for New Haven as Wakeman secured its ninth season win. junior high New Haven beat Townsend 36 20 in the preliminary.
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Unclear fragmentary headline from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear events or entities. Readable names include Mae Oberlin Amher Wadewornh Wakeman Bixein Cathie. Without coherent context no definite action or outcome can be determined for a concise card.
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Brissie’s spring return boosts Indians for 1952 season
Cleveland pitcher Al Brissie arrives in Tucson for spring training with a repaired leg and a goal to start the 1952 season. Brissie posted a 9 2 22 ERA in relief and spot starts last year and aims to improve after wartime service and a protective aluminum shin guard. Greenberg reports most Tribe players have signed, with only Bob Lemon and Bob Avila unsettled as camp opens.
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Olympic Winter Site Opens in Oslo for Sixth Games
Oslo reports the Olympic Town headquarters officially opened with 14 degree temperature and fresh snow. The red and white Norwegian flag was raised as slalom slopes at Novefjell report dry snow near blizzard conditions. Organizers expect about 150,000 fans to attend the opening events February 14.
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Cleveland Heights Tops Lakewood In Lake Erie League Play
Cleveland Heights built a 7-1 in the Lake Erie League standings with a 57-59 win at Lakewood. The Heights can clinch a title tie with three wins or losses by Euclid and Lorain, as they chase the division crown. Brownhelm and Brighton see-sawed in western action, with Brownhelm grabbing a late surge to tie for the division lead. Ridgeville and Brookside posted key divisional wins, while Belden and Camden also collected victories as the race for league titles tightened.
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Brownies Rally To Beat Brighton 49 47 In Western League
Brownhelm High’s Brownies erased a late deficit with a strong fourth quarter to edge Brighton 49 47 in Lorain County Class B play. The victory secures at least a tie for the division title, with Brighton remaining hopeful of a share of the championship.
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Spencer Beats Brunswick 54 to 48 in league win
Spencer High Red Birds toppled Brunswick 54 48 to improve to 13 2 in Medina County Class B play. Ken Grieve led with 16 points Jim Schaub added 12 as Spencer reserves won 27 24.
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