Death Of Gridder Liotta Clouded In Mystery
Villanova football hero Domenic Liotta 22, from Everett Massachusetts, was found dead in a dorm basement amid conflicting police coroner and college statements. Investigators said he hanged himself with phone wire, amid despondency after three losses this season. Wildcats had five wins.
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Nick) Liotta
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Sam Liotta
Kentucky
Boston College
Boston
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Wildcats
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Chatham and Villanova Contests Shape Early Lineups
Friday contests extend through page 20 with Chatham High joining the larger school boosting Bees prospects. Promising players Walt Andrews Bill Dye Claude Hunter Jim Wolfe Desmond Kuchar Stan O Day George Fields and Don Koehler may lift the team from a 1 win in 12 in 1950 51. Villanova with Harold Koloe Rich Wilford and Lee Bartlome returns lettermen while deaths and dormitory transfers disrupt the roster. The Barons game and Tulsa match loom as teams race to stabilize lineups and contend for the season.
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Claude Hunter
Jim Wolfe
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Stan O'Day
George Fields
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Amherst
Harold Koloe
Rich Wilford
Lee Bartlome
Delaware County
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Oklahoma
Gene Lyle
Dr. C. Yin
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Comets
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Cleveland Barons edge Pittsburgh Hornets in a rough hockey start
The Barons face the St. Louis Flyers next after a hard fought game in which Bower scored for Cleveland and Mayer led the Pittsburgh Hornets with goals. Defense by Sams Reigle Williams Chrys te Forwards Yhurier Olson Perreawlt Stearns Glady Wochy Schultz Carveth Lund Hildebrand highlighted a period of strong play with several penalties assessed for roughing and fighting.
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Marion to Sign with Browns in Career Comeback Deal
St Louis alignment centers on Marty Marion as he meets with Bill Veeck to sign a Brownie contract. The deal would pay Marion 15000 dollars annually plus 10000 if he can play. Marion favors remaining in St Louis despite offers from several majors including the Boston Braves.
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Marty Marion
Bill Veeck
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Brownie
Marty
Boston Braves
Villanova football star Liotta dies amid turmoil
Radnor Township police report Liotta found with a strand of wire around his neck after noon yesterday. Conflicting accounts from Villanova, police, and the coroner followed. Liotta, 60 minute man nicknamed Yogi, had major honors and Shrine game invitation, while teammates recall his mood dips after a rough season.
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Domenic
Nick) Liotta
Liotta
America
Grantland Rice
Football Writers of America
San Francesco
United Press
Wildcats
Flames
Indian First Baseman To Undergo Knee Operation
Baltimore report says Cleveland Indian first baseman will have an exploratory knee operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital today. Dr George Bennett, renowned baseball surgeon, will perform the procedure, following a recent operation on Vic Raschi.
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United Press
Baltimore
Mid —Lake Easter
Johns Hopkins Hospital
George Bennett
Vic Raschi
Bowling league marks set in last night action
Last Night's Bowling updates show Iona Carter 478 for Moose Womens League at Bowl O Ranch. John Nasipak led Grassie's Wayside Inn with 237 single in Stancy's Home League. His team posted a 1,013 single line as season best in the league. Dugan's Donuts topped Olympic Recreation B League with 2,758 in team pins.
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Iona Carter
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John Nasipak
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Grassie
Wayside’ Inn
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Olympic Recreation
Pram
College captains back two platoons by 4 to 1
New York Times survey shows 93 players polled at 68 colleges with 75 voting for the two platoon system and 18 for the single platoon setup. Captains and co captains were surveyed, revealing strong support for the two platoon brand of football.
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New York
New York Times
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Cahl Clouts 627 Sets Records in Four Pin Loops
Maynard Cahl, with Cherne y's Beverages in Stoney's Home League at Rainbow Lanes, bowled a 627 series to lead among city kepiers Wednesday night. He shared the top laurels with sharp-season records by female bowlers and Earl Reynolds who posted 232 and 615 in the American Brake Shoe League at the Bowling Center. Betty Lasky added a 598 for Hart Construction in Rainbow Lanes Women's League, beating teammate Helen Muddlestetter's 595. Lois Smith's 495 for Brubaker Grocery also noted.
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Wellhead Coal
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Oscar Jacobs
Well
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Sil McCabe
Chom Cate
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Harel'y Restaurant
Paige Burthers Ahles
Maynard Cahl
Cherney
Rainbow Lanes
Earl Reynolds
Bowling Center
Betty Lasky
Hart Construction
Helen Muddlestetter
Lois Smith
Brubaker Grocery
Stanky Deal Still On Fire for Cardials Manager Job
Eddie Stanky remains a candidate to become St Louis Cardinals manager with talks centering on a trade to bring Max Lanier and Chu Dieving to the New York Giants. Cardinal owner Fred Sigh and Leo Durocher show interest as they seek pitching depth and a left handed hitter to improve the bench.
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Bradley Plans Move From Missouri Valley Conference
Bradley announces its departure from the Missouri Valley after supporting Drake's stance in the Johnny Bright controversy. Drake quit the conference following the incident, in which Bright, the top ground gainer, suffered a broken jaw in Stillwater Oklahoma.
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Drake
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Drake Oklahoma A & M
Still Water
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Cage Schedule For Friday and Saturday Night
The Cleveland schedule lists matches across multiple venues including Thomas Edison Elyria Amherst Medina Rocky River and cleveland Heights Geve Glenville South Amherst Avon Eaton Avon Lake Brookside Cahimbla Ridgeville Grafton Camden Brownhelm LaGrange Penfield Birmingham and Bechinsurights. Matches occur Friday and Saturday with various city pairings and venue names throughout Cleveland area.
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Medina
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Clearview
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Fairview
Wellington
Baker
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Cleveland Heights
Geve
Lincoln Shaw
Collinwan Haker Heights
Glenville South
Avon
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