Rejuvenated Yanks Score Third Victory
The New York Yanks, under Collins, won their third game by beating the Green Bay Packers 44 to 31 in Green Bay. The Yanks rose to 3-1, sharing first in the National Conference, and drew 23,871 fans as they surged to the circuit scoring lead with 137 points. Taliaferro and Howard starred with multiple touchdowns and receptions.
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Tony Canadeo
Paul Christman
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Elyria Freshmen Open Season With Warm Practice
Elyria High freshmen football open the 1950 season after a month of practice. Coach Pete Block's group hosts Sandusky High freshmen at Ely Stadium on Wednesday. Kickoff is set for 3 45.
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Liverpool High School shuts out Spencer 39 to 7 in six-man win
Liverpool High School of Valley City defeated Spencer 39 to 7 at home in Brunswick to claim a fourth straight six-man win and its second consecutive Medina County Class B Scholastic League victory. The game featured Tumbush West and Wolfe among the scorers with multiple touchdowns and key passes by Grieve. Nearby NFL results included the Browns over the Steelers 30 to 17 and the Eagles over the Rams 56 to 20 in Saturday action.
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Mohawks Rally Past Barons 5 3 to Open AHL Season
Cincinnati Mohawks overturned a 3-0 deficit to beat the Cleveland Barons 5-3 in the opener of the 1950-51 American Hockey League season. Goals by Gordon Hergesheimer Plamondon Dube Denis tied the game after three period marks, with Lavitt and W Hergesheimer scoring for Cleveland earlier. Attendance was 7,881.
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Yankees Complete Sweep in Four Games
The Yankees defeated the Phillies in the 1950 World Series in four straight games. Game 1 saw Vic Raschi and a 1 0 shutout with Bobby Brown driving in the only run. Game 2 went 10 innings before DiMaggio homered for a 2 1 win. Game 3 featured a Gerry Coleman ninth inning hit for a 3 2 victory. Game 4 ended 5 2 as Allie Reynolds finished off the series with a final out.
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Bill McGowan
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Bill McKinley
al Barlick
Jim Konstanty
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Joe DiMaggio
Phillies
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Gerry Coleman
Gene Woodling
Allie Reynolds
Repainting Duck Decoys and Winter Plumage at the Zoo
A note urges proper preparation for duck decoys with winter plumage changes. It suggests visiting the zoo bird house to study colors and warns readers to dispose of any gasoline-oil mixtures, recounting a reader’s $31 repair cost from using old fuel.
Purdue Upsets Notre Dame Ending 39-Game Streak
Purdue, led by 19-year-old quarterback Dale Samuels, outplayed and outcoached Notre Dame 28-14 to halt the Irish 39-game unbeaten run. Coach Frank Leahy praised Purdue's all-around performance while Notre Dame absorbs shock and shifts focus to Tulane.
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Stu Holcomb
Holcomb
Nagy Qualifies For Pin Tourney Finals In Elyria Rolloff
Sam Nagy led Elyria in the Lorain County match game bowling eliminations with a 6 125 total to reach finals. Ray Knight tied in eighth with 6 122 and will face a rolloff this week to join the eight finalists at Olympic Recreation. The field includes Alex Black 6 416 and other qualifiers. finals use the Peterson system with a 160 prize for the champion and 80 55 45 35 prize structure for top finishers.
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Larry Tuma
Bill Bolich
Leo Bentley
Cy Justin
Tony Pompei
Peterson
Morféy
Chicago
Sixth Robinson Fires 627 In Mixed Bowling League
Ed Robinson rolled a 627 series Saturday night in Mixed Bowling League play at the Bowling Center. Clarence Conrath added a 608 for Frank's Market in Moose Class A League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes. The Market team totaled 2,665.
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Moose League leads highlight bowling scores in town
John Gardner topped the Moose League with a 236 single and guided B and B Food Market to a 968 single line. Other leaders include George Zwiezinski with 553 in the Merchants C League Russ Powers 548 in Moose B League and Helen Falincki 479 in the United Polish Club Women s League.
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World Series hero Gerry Coleman vows relentless winter workouts
Gerry Coleman the Yankees second baseman plans a rigorous off season of pushups and lifts to stay in the lineup. He weights 165 pounds and uses a three pound loaded bat to strengthen wrists and forearms, hoping to build a stronger reserve for next season. His wife and mother praised his performance in the Series.
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