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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1950

Page

7

West Dies After Boxing Ring Knockout in New York

Al West known as Sonny Boy, 21, a Negro lightweight from Washington DC, died at St. Claire's Hospital after a bout with cy Bassett of Philadelphia at St Nicholas Arena. He suffered an intra cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral concussion, with two brain operations and three blood transfusions. Autopsy planned after funeral services in Washington.

Ted Meier New York Sharon West Sonny Boy) West St. Claire's Hospital Cy Bassett Philadelphia St. Nicholas Arena West Washington, D. C Vincent Nardiello State Athletic Commission Nardiello Johnny Sullivan Little Sharon West Washington Col Eddie Eagan United States Washington

Not Musial's Fault That Cards Slipped

New York The St Louis Cardinals failed to finish in the first division last season for the first time in 12 years through no fault of Stan Musial. The outfielder led the league in slugging with a 596 mark and set a lifetime record with 331 total bases in 146 games. He compiled 41 doubles 7 triples and 28 homers while scoring 105 and driving in 109.

NEW York J. Louis Cardinals Stanley Musial Redbird Rogers Hornsby Johnny Mize Musia Stan Eddie Stanky New York Giants

Turkey Promotion Ending Tonight at Palace Theatre

Winners of turkeys last night at the Palace Theatre were Joseph Hillyard of Millwood, Leonard Derflinger of Marlboro Street, Sam McFadden of Merriman's Lane, Jennings Lichliter of Stephens City and Martin Gavis of 388 Cameron Street. Tonight is the last that turkeys will be given away.

Palace Theatre Joseph Hillyard Millwood Leonard Derflinger Marlboro St Sam McFadden Merriman’s Lane Jennings Lichliter Stephens City Martin Gavis Cameron St

Rams Find Ohio Weather Fine Ahead of Cleveland Clash

The Rams arriving in Cleveland declare Ohio weather fine for the NFL title game. Temperatures around 30 degrees, with coach Joe Stydahar joking the mercury may stay and the team prepared for a frozen Municipal Stadium turf. The Browns face cold-affected passing as Otto Graham leads a run heavy scoring approach.

Cleveland Los Angeles Rams Ohio Cleveland Browns Weather Bureau Joe Stydahar Mercury Municipal Stadium Rams Chicago Paul Brown Los Angeles Bob Waterfield Norm van Brocklin Otto Graham Cliff Lewis Browns Lou Groza

Papit Injury Softens Shrine Game Countdown

East Fullback John Papit of Virginia sustained a muscle strain in practice eight days before the Shrine charity game on December 30. Trainer Henry Schmidt said the injury is not serious and Papit is expected to suit up tomorrow as both East and West squads resume rigorous training in San Francisco.

San Francisco East John Papit Virginia Henry Schmidt Papit

State Cage Card Is Slim Tonight

Richmond reports a light Virginia college basketball card with Virginia Tech facing Fort Myer at Arlington and William and Mary hosting Cincinnati after recent wins and losses. The Indians beat Randolph-Macon 78-38 and Hampden-Sydney 70-46 while Cincinnati edged William and Mary 69-66 led by Jim Holstein 26 and Larry Imburgia 23.

Richmond Virginia Virginia Tech Fort Myer Arlington William and Mary's Indians Washington and Lee’s Generals Ted William and Mary Gobblers Roanoke College Randolph-Macon Hampden-Sydney Cincinnati Bearcats McMillan Jim Holstein Larry Imburgia

Gavilan Favored Over Miceli in Madison Square Garden Bout

In New York Cuba's Gavilan is a 5 to 14 favorite to stop Young Joe Miceli in the long anticipated welterweight clash at Madison Square Garden tonight. The bout headlines a card with potential ring-title implications as Sugar Ray Robinson may soon challenge Jake LaMotta. The telecast starts around 10 p.m. EST.

New York Cuba Kid Gavilan Joe Miceli Madison Square Garden Ray Robinson Sugar Ray Jake LaMotta Chicago LaMotta Gavilan Billy Graham Garden Charlie Fusari Irvington N. J Blond NBA Gevilan-Fusari Miceli New Yorker

Generals to Hold First Scrimmage

Washington and Lee University and Wyoming prepare for the Gator Bowl with initial Saturday scrimmages in Jacksonville. Coach Barclay brings 39 players from Richmond and aims for tip top shape after Florida weather workouts.

Jacksonville Washington and Lee Generals Wyoming George Barclay Richmond Jacksonville Baseball Park Bowden Wyatt Jacksonville Beach Barclay Florida

Just a Fan Now Connie Mack Turns 88

Connie Mack, the Grand Old Man of Baseball, celebrates his 88th birthday observing retirement as a spectator for the first time in 67 years. He left managing the Philadelphia Athletics last October 18 after 60 seasons in charge and 67 campaigns as player and manager. He says he is too busy to realize he is retired while continued fan mail pours into his Shibe Park Tower office.

Elphia Connie Mack Baseball Philadelphia Athletics A’s Tive Mack Shibe Park Tower

Mack and the aging dean of baseball speaks on league affairs

In a steady routine since 1901, the Athletics leader reflects on baseball’s duties to the nation and the sport’s future during wartime and economic strain. He criticizes owners for not renewing Commissioner Chandler and questions the pricey World Series TV deal.

Mack New England Milwaukee A. B. Chandler Chandler

Public figure Chandler faces continuation in office

A quoted belief expresses confidence that when a final decision is rendered, Chandler will remain in his current office. The remark implies ongoing support or anticipated outcome despite unspecified context or timeline.

Chandler

The Sargasso Sea Lays Thick With Seaweed

A description states the Sargasso Sea is so dense with seaweed that ships could stall, located roughly halfway between the West Indies and West Africa.

Sargasso Sea West Indies West Africa

Exchange to Elect Officers Tuesday

The Winchester Exchange Club will hold its annual election at a Christmas luncheon at 12 15 p m next Tuesday.

Winchester Exchange Club

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