Indians Have Six In Service To Lead List
National defense list swells with major league players as six Indians go to military service, joining six Browns and others. Ted Williams heads Red Sox losses, Curt Simmons and Joe Sennett headline Phillies battery, Pirates lose Vern Law Bill MacDonald Danny OConnell and Frank Thomas, Dodgers count Erv Palica Jim Baxley Don Newcombe and Billy Lees under review, Dan Porter exits for service. Club-by-club breakdown follows.
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Milton Richman
United Press
New York
Ted Williams
Marines
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Phillies
National Defense
Curt Simmons
Joe Sennett
Pittsburgh
Vern Law
Bill MacDonald
Danny O’connell
Pirates
Frank Thomas
Dodgers
Erv Palica
Jim Baxely
Don Newcombe
Billy
Lees
Washington
Dan Porter
Zeyria Elks League
aWnce Motors
Sears
Eal
Minnesota
Ohio State
Bonaventure
Jance Motors
J. Carnet
Wilmington
Mississippi
Marine Air Corps
B. Renninger
J Stumphauser
North Carolina
Knowles & Sniezek
Virginia
Washington & Lee
Detroit
Oklahoma
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Cleveland
Jim Lemon
Dickart
Holmes
LeFrancois
Kansas
Colorado
Walcott
Felix W
Swiers Coal
Economy Motors
Duquesne
LaSalle
Gehm
C. Sparks
Boston College
Tufts
Ray Herbert
Ken Frem
Meyer Motors
Amherst
Massachusetts
Ortis
Ming
Tad Kapuscinski
Che Loyola
Westminister
Jersey
Linhart J
Tovain Glass
Evans Lanes
Louisiana
Clemson
George Washington
Doe
Harry Hir
Frank House
Moelk
F. Dall Motors
Georgia Tech
Los Angeles
JH. Evans
St. Louis
South Dakota
Harry
Bob
Connecticut
Hampden-Sydney
Wiesler
Dave Madison
Art
J- Movers
Rothgery Service
St. John's
Gaston University
Purdue Schult
Abeoklre Grocer
E & R Auto Parts
Wayne
Jerry Coleman
Ferrara
Northern Michigan
Marine Air Corps. & J
Rothgery
Philadelphia
Walter Kellner
Iirestant
Itzer Motors Ce
Charles Wilhelm
Arnold Porto- Collins
Detread Company
Aneumatics
Arrero
A. Buchholz
H. R. Jones
M. Huebner
Ee Wees
Dick Kokos
Clarence
Firestone
Eldvhead Company
Marshall
Owen Friend
Ferry-Fay
John Bousek
Punishers
Co. Ducoty
Oy John's Lutheran League
Nelson's
Plumbers
Perkins Motors
Porsch Lumber
Hermann's
Frank Y
Jotamer Florists
Brooklyn
Hirn
Johnston
Erv Patica
Jim
Igh Individu
Luther, Ruppelt Builders
Chicago
Carl Sawatski
Preston Ward
Paul Schramka
Elvin Dicken
Stablefield
Bud's
Brias
Cincinnati
Moe Sawranksy
Bud
Tom Acker
Lloyd Morriman
Olsen Company
Blake's Independents
Sam Calderone
Earl Welton
Bill Taylor
Willie Mays
Alex Konikowski
Army
Lehman Cartage
Allp High
Joe Meeker
Grunwald
Oval
Paige
Rainbow Lanes
Tom Poholsky
Har
Gebhardt
Vey Haddix
Jack Cohan
Korea
Wilmer Mizell
Bittner Funeral Home
McWilliam
Sheriff
Stan Qzminski
Beiter
Elyria Bowling Center
Mike Barney
Beiter Line
Kaderbek Builders Carpenters
Union League Greer Contractors
Herman
Streer Contractors
Anny Lysaght Builders
Crawford Doors
Wudjarski
Ruppelt Building
Teme Hardware
Edn Lee Builders
Leeuilders
Hon
Pexdix- Westinghouse
B. Haley
Tool & Methods
G. Broudr
Volkmer
Gavilan Edged By Dykes In Narrow World Title Fight
Cuban welterweight Gavilan narrowly retains the world title after a dramatic Miami bout with Bobby Dykes. The decision splits among judges with Coachman and Erwin favoring Dykes by margins of 142-141 and 141-142, while Cuban judge Nodarse favored Gavilan 145-139 in a history making first mixed Florida ring match.
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Miami
Fla
Kid Gavilan
Bobby Dykes
Texas
Florida
Savilan
Eddie Coachman
Mark Erwin
Coachman
Erwin
Gaylan
Ladislaolh Nodarse
Gayjlan
Matthews set for world title shot as stakes top $250000
Jack Hurley seeks a Matthews Walcott title shot with millionaire backers and competing promoters, clubs, and commissions all orbiting a $250,000 guaranteed prize. Hurley argues the money drives boxing while pursuing a coup against the ICE and a personal animosity toward rivals.
Charles to join boxing talks amid Walcott Norris feud
In Miami Florida P inezzo Charles and his co managers were to be invited today to join discussions between heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott and International Boxing Club president Jim Norris. The two sides are reportedly not close in their bickering over a title bout.
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Bill McEranland
United Press
Battle
Wash
Jack Hurley
Seattle
Harry
Kid) Matthews
Matthews
Gas Vegas
Nev
International Boxing Club
National Boxing Association
New York Athletic Commission
Felix Bocchicchio
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Hurley
Jim Norris
1BC
Bocchicchio
Miami
Fla
Norris Says Charles Has Ironclad Pact for Return Fight
Norris insisted the former champ Charles holds an ironclad contract demanding a rematch with Walcott. The claim centers on a guaranteed return bout and the terms governing the contested bout.
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Norris
Charles
Walcott
Gast Elected 1952 President of Officials Assn
Gast, former Elyria High basketball coach now in insurance, was elected president of the Northern Ohio Officials Association for 1952. Louie Kolopus was named vice president and M. McCaskey secretary-treasurer. The annual banquet will be held at Spring Valley on Monday, April 7.
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Lex Gast
Elyria High
Ast Night
Northern Ohio Officials Associaton
Ass'n
Louie Kolopus
Elyria Rade
M. McCaskey
Lorain
Ig Lorain High School
Gast
Ed Dinniger
Kolopus
R Gast
Spring Valley
Powell Leads AL Scoring In Nation's Top Ranking
Powell of New York leads the American Hockey League scoring chart with 302 points, as Kentucky tops the nation in college basketball ratings by United Press. Gil Mayer of Pittsburgh strong on the circle with 2.60 goals per game, while Armstrong’s 30 goals pace the league.
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New York
Hay Powell
Norman Miller
United Press
Phese Ners
Kentucky
Mlinois
American Hocey
Monee
Gil Mayer
Pitts
Cantrary
Pointsburgh
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Ures Palem
Illini
Steve Wochy
Illinois
Cleveland Berane
George Arminton
Strong
Pittsburgh
Mayer
Cleveland
John Bower
Gene Bean
Emile Francis
Cincinnati Mohawks
Oklahoma A
Nsa
Epa
Pete Durham
Indianapolis
Ous
Saint Bonaventure
Kansas
Oklahoma A and M
Washington Huskies
Duquesne
Iowa
Oklahoma Aggies
Anle
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