Barons Aim to Sweep Calder Cup Playoff Series
The Cleveland Barons lead Buffalo Bisons two games to none in Series A of the Calder Cup playoffs with 4-3 overtime win in Cleveland and 7-2 victory in Buffalo. A sweep would end the series tonight in Cleveland or Sunday in Buffalo, though a Bisons comeback is expected. Hershey Bears hold a 2 0 lead over Indianapolis in Series B and need one more victory, potentially tonight or Sunday in Indianapolis.
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Pete) Smith
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Ike) Trubey
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Fate Of Doomed Your Host Is Now Problem Of Owner
Arcadia California story about the champion horse Your Host owned by William Goetz. The colt broke his right foreleg during the San Pasqual Handicap on January 13 at Santa Anita and is deemed doomed after veterinarians said insufficient time for a successful operation on the shattered elbow. Goetz sought to save the horse for stud but the injury makes any further racing impossible.
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Ramsdell Shuts Out Red Sox as Reds Rally in Spring Work
Right-hander Willard Ramsdell, recently traded from the Dodgers, hurled a five-hit seven-inning shutout to beat Boston 7 to 0 in Sarasota. Dodgers’ Jim Atkins and Sammy White were optioned to Louisville by Boston.
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Louisville
Robinson Forecasts His Best Year In Baseball
Jackie Robinson, 1949 NL batting champ and runner up last year, predicts 1951 will be his greatest season. He aims to help the Dodgers win the pennant, prioritizes team success over personal averages, and notes he plans to shed weight if weather allows. He holds a minor right side muscle soreness and will be ready to run more on basepaths if needed.
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Coaltown Favored In Coast Handicap at Bay Meadows
Coaltown, a 386125 claim by Calumet, goes to post as favorite for the Alameda Handicap at Bay Meadows. Weighing top 126 pounds with Steve Brooks up, he faces Special Touch who carries 121 in a field that includes Bulleigh Jr Shim Malone Sun Reno Great Dream and others.
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Minoso and Murray Homer as Indians beat Oakland 7 to 1
The Cleveland Indians pummeled Oakland 7 to 1 in an exhibition. Orestes Minoso and Ray Murray each hit a homer for Cleveland, while Jim Marshall of Oakland hit another solo shot, his third against ML pitching in three games.
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Davis Giosa Battle Ends In Ten Round Draw At Garden
In New York a 10 round draw matched Davis of Richmond California and Giosa of Philadelphia after a lackluster bout at Madison Square Garden. Davis pressed forward with a fading defense while Giosa struggled with conditioning. the crowd thinning to 4,429 watched as both fighters failed to secure a decisive victory.
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Mayda Sets New Pin Loop Record in City Bowling
Chet Mayda of the Stock Room team in the Pfaudler Company League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes posted a 628 series led by a 257 game. The mark stands as the season high in the league and highlights his top individual performance of the night.
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High scores in Elyria All-City Bowling League
Magda and Colletta Sittinger led Elyria Upholstering with a 584 series and 207 high single, while Gerry Pomeroy of Standard Cleaners posted a 226 single in the Women's All-City League at the Bowling Center, and cuit tied an earlier season mark with 257.
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Peg Taylor
Gerry Pomeroy
Lettie Hart
Louise Haisier
Betty Sailer
Cuit
Magda
Colletta Sittinger
Elyria
Standard Cleaners
Regional Finals Tonight In National Collegiate Tourney
Kentucky faces Illinois in the East and Kansas State confronts Oklahoma A & M in the West regional finals. Kansas State beat Brigham Young 64 54 to reach the West final while Oklahoma A & M defeated Washington 61 57. Don Johnson and Gale McArthur led the Aggies scoring with 17 points each, and Bob Houbreys topped Washington with 19. Kentucky Illinois match could feature a Sunderlage Watson duel as both seek the national title.
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Justice Dept Asks Info On TV Ban by NCAA and Big Seven
The Anti Trust Division seeks copies of the Dallas convention decision banning live televising of football games. Assistant Attorney H. Graham Morison wrote to NCAA official Tug Wilson and asked for Kraft’s opinion as a Big Seven official. Oklahoma senator Miskovsky called for an antitrust probe.
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Tug) Wilson
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Washington to Chicago
Exhibition baseball results show Washington A 1 New York N, Boston Ng 16 Philadelphia A 8, Cincinnati M 7, Boston A and Chicago night. St Louis N night. Cleveland A 4, Pittsburgh Ny 60 NM, Oakland PCL nights.
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Chandler Needles Major Club Owners in L A
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler told about a dozen job offers await him after a 9 to 7 vote not to renew his contract. He spoke before nearly 1,000 Rotarians and said his future plans are indefinite and based on talks, not commitments.
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Furgol Two Up In Golf Tourney
Marty Furgol led the Greensboro Open at Starmount Forest as wind gusts up to 49 mph topple top contenders. Furgol carded 68 to lead by two strokes over Jim Milward with Snead Ferrier and Penna tied for third after 71s.
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Sam Snead
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C League Pin Pairings Headline at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Merchants' "C" Bowling League hosts four matches at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes tonight Memo's Sportsman's Bar faces Kennelly Sales and Service Helen's Restaurant meets Hale Cleaners St Marie Realtors challenges Haserodt Jewelers Young Hardware plays Kinter Realtors
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