Rizzuto Second in 1949 MVP Balloting
New York Yankee shortstop Phil Rizzuto finished second to Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox in the 1949 American League MVP balloting conducted by the Baseball Writers Association. Williams led with 272 points, while Rizzuto collected 175, ahead of runners-up Mel Parnell and others.
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Joe Bfichler
New York
Ted Williams
Big Bal
Boston Red Sox
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Gordon
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Detroit
Hal Newhomer
Williams
San Diego
Cal
Phil Rizzuto
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Jimmy Foxx
Baseball Writers’ Association
Rizzuto
Yankees
Jon Page
Page
Anish
Mel Parnell
Vern
Junior) Stephens
Tommy Henrich
Wiliams
Parnell
Detratt Pounds Wichita In 33 7 Game Summary
Detratt Pounds led Wichita with a 33 to 7 victory. Key contributors included Jae Wright and Dan Fins Teges scoring moments. Iverson era notes and conference plays are referenced in the misread lines.
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University of Wichita
Greniwe
Jae Wright
Dan Fins
Csprgy
Cree
Army Navy Keyed For The Game Showdown
Army and Navy prepare for THE game in Philadelphia with undefeated Army and a fast Navy squad. Coaches Sauer and Blaik emphasize discipline as Jim Cain for Army and Bob Zastrow for Navy loom large, while Galiffa and Sholtz carry strong passing and safety threats in a hard fought rivalry likely to shape both teams’ seasons.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Chia City
West Point
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Corps of Cadets
Expie
George Sauer
Earl Blaik
Blaik
Dec Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Blair
Arnold Galiffai
Penn
Naval
Bob Zastrow
Sauer
Earn Cain
Jim Cain
Galiffa
Sothe
Harald Sholtz
Isabie
Terrace Runners Edge Pleasant in YM Road Race
Terrace Runners narrowly defeated Pleasant in a YM road race amid a crowded field. Notable runners included Terraces athletes and local clubs, with fierce sprinting trials and finish times close to the leaders.
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Terrace
Pleasant
Cornell Brown Rally To Wallop In Thanksgiving Game
Colgate staged a strong start but Brown surged in the fourth quarter to win 27 26 before 14 000 at Brown Field. Joe Paterno and George Paterno sparked Brown scoring drives while Colgate led at halftime and remained dangerous on offense led by Tom Kelly. Brown’s defense clamped down late as Arnie Green sealed the game.
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Providence
Brown
Bruins
Colgate
Kelly
Paul Mulligan
Raiders
George Paterna
Pappy Pastuczak
Moe Mahoney
Bob Leaker
Anaily
Joe Paterno
Paterno
Mahoney
Joe Condon
Coaptain
George
George Paterno
al Egler
Arnie Green
Rip Engle
Bruin
Jinx
Colgate Fina
Red Bazaars
Egler
al Fassnacht
Roger Yount
Harry Wylie
Fasnacht
Strond
Maryland Rips West Va 47 7 To Boost Stock For Bowl Trip
Maryland overwhelmed West Virginia 47 7 in Byrd Stadium as Ed Modzelewski and Jim Lavine led a high scoring attack. The Old Liners moved to seven wins in eight games, reaching 233 points on the season. West Virginia was held to 85 rushing yards and committed multiple fumbles. Maryland closes the season at Miami University.
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Maryland
West Va
College Park
West Virginia
Jim Tatum
Byrd Stadium
Cruacar
Mountaineers
Manan
Ed Modzelewak
Maryland Aubs
Walt Malyk
Vernon Seibert
Modzelewski
Elmer Wingate
Jon Tucker
Jim Brasher
Jake Bowden
Seibert
Joe Kuchta
Tatum
Jim Walthall
Khalyk
Michigan State
Miami
Coast Horse Found Doped At Tanforan Meet
Tanforan stewards suspended owner G Niotya and trainer J Mercola for the rest of the meet after doped accusations against Coast Horse Found Doped. The case was referred to the California Horse Racing Board for further action. Wagering details and race placements were briefly noted, with Hopee High among the afternoon’s race outcomes.
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Ran Biane
Cali Tanforan
Charaed Hanes High
G. Niotya
J. Mercola
California Horse Racing Board
Ian aAnmivss
Hopee High
Billiard Aces Meet In Home-Home Series
Billiard Aces face rivals in a home home set at Framerick Sport Center. White of Tons and Bob Hemen of Rebeneetady headline the lineup. The eight ball match features White making nine questioned shots as Dynal of Rar leads another expected challenger.
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Billiard Aces
Bob Hemen
Framerick Sprte
Riet
Jnet
Rob Dynal
Rarainga
Ser
Sehentrends
Unclear historical note on league and teams
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a league, teams, and individuals with garbled names and places. The readable fragments reference the Internativss' League and a president or official, but essential details are missing to identify events, dates, or outcomes.
Missouri Beats Down Kansas State in Final Game
Missouri Tigers overwhelmed Kansas State 34 to 27 in Columbia. Kansas State quarterback Dana Akins passed for 263 yards as Missouri built a 21 point lead, then withstood a late rally to secure a 7 3 season record and finish second in the Big Seven behind Oklahoma.
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Columbia
Missouri Tigers
Kansas State
Missouri
Dana Akins
Tigers
Oklahoma
Woldcats
Kansas
New World Mark Set By Pacers In Coast Race
Inglewood Calf Jerry The First set a new world record pacer time at the Coast meet held by the Western Harness Racing Association. He lowered the previous mark by five seconds, with Stantrn finishing third in the Indian Lani event. The winner rode by Geore Kade Oey and trainer Veore Kade Oey of Washingtom Coast Begee Oxhnouna.
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Inglewood
Calf
Jerry
Yeederday
Dr Stanton
Veore Kade Oey
Washingtom Coast Begee
Oxhnouna
Jerry Bordux
Welle
Ade
Marines Explode in Fourth Quarter to Claim Championship
The Nery Va powerboy Quanten Marines exploded for three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to defeat No toi, Navel Station, REL and win the Neary Midd Allene Group jfombat championship.
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Nery Va TR
Quanten Marines
Stérdey
Notoi
Navel Station
REL
Schenectady Franchise Revoked By Cage League
The American Musketball League voided Schenectady’s franchise for failing to meet requirements. Paterson games were canceled, Scranton was named host, and Schenectady vows to regroup with new coach Dutch Garfinkel while owners seek backing.
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Schenectady
New York City
John J. O'Brien
Associated Preca
O'Brien
Paterson
Scranton
O’brien
Henry Bozzi
Cy Etkin
John
Honey) Russell
Bozzi
Etkin
Garfinkel
Rochester Royals
Breakers Trotters Win In J C C Loop
In the Jewish Community Center intramural House League last night the Breakers beat the Thoroughbreds 43 to 37 and the Trotters defeated the Pacers 32 to 18. Irv Kaplan led Thoroughbreds with 14 and Manny Elfenbein added 10 for Breakers. Bernie Samior had eight. Larry Nadler scored 16 for the Trotters, Bill Carpenter 24 for the Pacers.
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Breakers
Trotters
Pacers
Jewish Community Center
Irv Kaplan
Bobbin
Manny Elfenbein
Bernie Samior
Larry Nadler
Bill Carpenter
Texas Ground Out 42 14 Victory Over Aggies in Classic Rivalry
Texas dominated Texas A and M 42 14 in the 56th Southwestern clash in College Station before a 41 200 crowd. Sophomore Byron Townsend and Ray Borneman led the Longhorns with strong running and Campbell to Proctor repeatedly moved the ball, while Aggie penalties and bruising defense marked a lopsided half and ensured Texas kept the Aggies on the run throughout.
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College Station
Tex
Texas
Texas A
Anw
Longhorns
Byron Townsend
Ray Borneman
Paul Campbell
Ben Proctor
Aggie
Bob Smith
Aggies
Harry Stiteler
College
Cornell Wins Ivy Crown in 21 7 Victory Over Penn
Cornell roared back to defeat Pennsylvania 21 to 7 at Franklin Field to claim a second straight Ivy League title. Pete Dorset connected with Walt Brinska for a key 21 yard touchdown, Bill Kirk added a 40 yard field goal, and Cornell outgained Penn 300 yards to 265 while overcoming a halftime deficit.
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Pete Dorset
Cornell
Walt Brinska
Penn
Bill Kirk
Quakers
Brunger
Ray Dooney
Bernie Babuia
Reet
Kirk
Herb Agee
Francis
Reds
Red
Blue
Dooney
Alan Carbo
Dick Loynd
Harvey Sampson
Bagwell
Charlie Taylor
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Ellis Kinder
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Stephens
George Hell
Bob Lemon
Vic Wertz
Tiger
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Tostere
Casey Stengel
Ham
Detratt
Wichita
Pouchaertee
Huh School Actarectade
Bea Prestle
Mont Pleasant Geepie
Yonkers
TNS Ieee Aed
Milrae
Seas Heat Ag
Harpers Plsb
Jena Meorzan
Patrie Kavanaugh
Bent Pleasant
Jacek Hanesett
John Kaliroal
Gerd
James Myst
Nott Terrare
Wallop
Stan Lavine
Lavine
Mimwell
Coast Horse
Bisons
Atasattt
Butaloa
Fuffain
Internativss' League
Gaal
Gore
Fir’ Basimmat Hank Prasat
Preladelphis Avhietice
Berns Haan
Sat Aateemien
Boaseita Tax Wittigapy
Septen Ae
Cage League
J. C.C
Texas Buries Aggies
Franklin Field
Cornella
Ithicans
Fenn
George Munger
Big Ren
Pennsylvania
Deorgat
Bruska
Sampson
Big Red
Lefty James
Weaton
Dartmouth
John (Bull) Schweder
Chollett
Hillary
Babula
Dorsst
Fleischmann
Grandpa
Joseph S$. Finch & Company
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