Rebels Pace Set In Boyce Bowling League
Rebels win 3-0 over Giants with sets of 613 669 and 640, led by Buskner 439 Brown 410 Pyle 404. Rebels 13-8, Giants 10-11, Yankees 10-11, Tigers 9-12. In Ladies loop Thelma Lanham’s team closes gap to lead with 10 wins as Alma Gardiner’s group gains.
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Boyce
Rebels
Giants
Giant
Harold Buskner
Garland Brown
R.B. Pyle
Robert McDonald
Yankees
Tigers
Bill Burtner
John Siler
Arthur Golightly
Lanhams
Ladie
Thelma Lanham
Keglers
Dorothy Brown
Helen McDonald
Alma Gardiner
McDonald
Lanham
Brown
Gardiner
Cardinals May Have Found Great Pitcher In Schmidt
Cardin als may have unearthed a top pitching prospect in Williard Schmidt, a rookie right-hander who impressed in four spring appearances. President Fred Saigh praised Schmidt's poise and control, noting he's faster than most but Mizell. Schmidt and Cliff Chambers shut out Cincinnati 11-0 in five innings as St. Louis rolled Tampa.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Mort Cooper
Williard Schmidt
Red Bird
Big Mort
Mound City
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Schmidt
Lefty
Cliff Chambers
Cards
Cincinnati Reds
Tampa
Fla
St. Louis
Ken Raffensberger
Sveen
Joe Nuxhall
Braves
Boston Braves
New York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Bill Bruton
George Crowe
Joe Ostrowski
Pirates
Giants
Blackwell Vows No More No Hitters After Painful Years
Tampa report quotes Blackwell reflecting on his no-hitter in 1947 and a string of arm, kidney troubles and near misses for several pitchers. He cites Rex Barney Don Black Bill McCahan Dick Fowler Ed Head Vern Bickford Cliff Chambers and others, arguing no-hitters often bring misfortune and hoping to avoid another. He contrasts to Bob Feller Bob Lemon and Allie Reynolds as exceptions.
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Tampa
Fla
Ewell
Blackwell
Hannah
Cincinnati
Blackie
Rex Barney
Don Black
Bill McCahan
Dick Fowler
Ed Head
Tex Carleton
Clyde Shoun
Vern Bickford
Cliff Chambers
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Allie Reynolds
Haberdasher Seen Likely All-Age Stake Winner at Trials
Haberdasher a white and orange painter is expected to win the all-age stake as the Virginia Amateur Field Trial Association finishes its spring trials. Owned by C. H Edwards of Chatham and praised by Ernest C. Mead Haberdasher had two perfect finds and strong handling. Also showing well were Bodi-Brooks owned by W. J. Bodie of Williamsburg and Edwards Bill's Stylish Judy winner of the puppy stake.
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Haberdasher
Virginia Amateur Field Trial Association
C. H Edwards
Chatham
Edwards
Ernest C. Mead
Richmond
Bodi- Brooks
W. J. Bodie
Williamsburg
Bodi-Brooks
Edward
Bill
Boden sparks 'B' League with 445 set record
Bill Boden of Clearbrook Woolen scorched Health Center Alleys with 119 164 162 for a 445 set the season's high in league play and a personal best. Valley Distributors posted a 1809 series led by 631 and 609 games, a year high, while Miller & Anderson added a 1705 series and 614 game in a 2 of 3 win over Dr. Pepper. Three teams share the lead as next week’s pairings hinge on team averages.
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Bill Boden
Valley Distributors
Boden
Clearbrook Woolen
Elks Club
Arthur Gilkey
van Woolen
Snede Newcome
Charley Renner
Dave Fahnesetck
Miller
Glaize & Bro
Bell Clothes
Jim Fiddler
George Lutz
Bill Baker
Jim Merriner
Merriner
Glaize
Jackie Billmyer
Dick Boyce
Bayliss & Patterson
Columbia Baking Co
Bakery Boys
Troy Rhea
Valley Fruit & Candy
Coca Cola
Dick Renner
Harold Stickley
Lane's Pitching Brings Joy to Bucky Harris
In Orlando Gerald Lane held the Phillies hitless in two innings of an exhibition for Washington as part of a strong pitching display. Harris seeks reliable mound help after last season's weak depth.
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Lane
Bucky Harris
Orlando
Fla
Gerald Lane
Washington
Senators
Philadelphia Phillies
Clearwater
Raschi Shows No Ill Effects In Yankee Return
Clearwater Florida April game features Vic Raschi, veteran Yankee right-hander, making season debut after knee operation. He completes five innings with only two hits allowed as New York loses to Boston Braves 1 0 in 14 innings.
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Raschi
Clearwater
Fla
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Yanks
Boston Braves
Snead Leads 52 Pros In Seminole Tourney
Sam Snead returning from a three month layoff led the field of 52 pros into the Seminole Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament finals in Palm Beach with a two under par 70. He holds a one stroke lead for the $10,000 pot after posting a steady 34 36 70 on the Seminole club course. Snead’s precise drives and iron play gave him the margin.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Snead
Rival Standings and Scores From Bell Clothes League
Next days show RB league standings with Bell Clothes Stores and Valley Distributors leading at 16. Miller & Anderson and Valley Distributors posted top team games 631 and 609 with Valley Distributors also capturing a 1809 team set. Individual scores include Bill Boden 164 162 and Dave Fahnestock 155 in an Indiana game context plus charles Renner 394 Pete Anderson 386 in set totals.
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Bell Clothes Stores
Miller & Anderson
Valley Distributors
Va. Woolen Co
Elks Club
Ceebens Se
Glaize & Bro
Dr. Pepper
Valley Fruit & Candy
Coca Cola Cs Neue
Clearbrook Woolen Ss
Bayliss & Patterson
Columbia Baking Co
Bill Boden
Dave Fahnestock
Charles Renner
Pete Anderson
Cubs rely on sophs and youth for 1952 season
In Mesa Arizona the Chicago Cubs prepare for spring with optimism. Coach Charlie Root pushes pitcher potential, Leon Brinkopf transitions to outfield, and sophomore talent plus a few veterans fill the roster. Expected outfield competition includes Sauer Northey Usher and Gentry while Dee Fondy seeks first base job.
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Cubs
Mesa, Ariz
Chicago Cubs
Bob Rush
Cub
Tne
Charlie Root
Phil Cavarretta
Cubinfield
Ransom Jackson
Bill Serena
Ray Smalley
Brooklyn
Top Horses Entered In Piedmont Hunt
In Upersville the Piedmont Hunt held a point-to-point meeting with the Rokeby Challenge Bowl race for gentlemen and two other events. Winners earned possession of the Rokeby Bowl for one year plus a plate prize, with side-saddle and astride entries in the ladies race.
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Upperville
Piedmont Hunt
Sports Memory Row Highlights Past Golf and Coaching Moves
A recap of notable sports moments from the past: Pat O'Sullivan won the Titleholders at Augusta with 301 a year ago. Vernon Ted Hornback moved from Western Kentucky to Vanderbilt as head basketball coach five years ago. Dartmouth captured the Ivy League title in a playoff against Princeton ten years ago, 46-38. Ferbra, a 50-1 outsider, won the Grand National Steeplechase at Liverpool twenty years ago.
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Pat O'Sullivan
Augusta
Vernon Ted Hornback
Western Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Dartmouth
Princeton
Ferbra
Liverpool
England
Jersey Buff Turkey: A Small Breed Like Beltsville White
Another small breed similar to the Beltsville White is the Jersey Buff. This variety is compact enough to fit easily into a home oven.
Defending Champs Set Scoring Mark In AAU Tourney
San Francisco's defending champion Stewart Chevrolets powered into the AAU tournament second round by routing Santa Fe New Mexico 109 to 45 to set a new scoring record. The 1947 mark by Phillips 66ers had stood at 103 points. The Virgin ians scored 26 points in the big win.
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Denver
San Francisco
Stewart Chevrolets
National Amateur Athletic Union
Californians
Santa Fe
N. Mex
Phillips 66Ers
Bartlesville
Okla
Roanoke
Virginians
New Mexico
Westwarts and Okland Co-Favorites for Pro Title
The Westwarts and Okland stand as co favorites for the pro title as the season progresses. Both teams feature strong rosters and are expected to battle for the championship, with key matchups shaping the race.
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Ralph Roden
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Pasadena
Calif
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Washington Senators
Houtteman
Art Houtteman
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Lakeland
Fila
West Palm Beach
Browns
Burbank
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Joe's
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Royal Road
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Dearing & Patton
Winchester
Richards
Chicago
Paul Ricards
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Charley Rabing
Floyd Penfold
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Hank Greenberg
Harry Simpson
Larry Doby
al Rosen
Ray Boone
Hank
Cleveland Community Fund
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Los Angeles
Sports Mirror
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John D. Rockefeller
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Bill Stover
Front Royal
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Jones Funeral Home
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O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Rhodes Jewelry Company
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National Fruit Product Co
Winchester Milling Co
American Viscose Corporation
Parkway Chevrolet Co
Huntsberrys Shoe Store
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Purcellville
Harrison
Leesburg
Manassas
Culpeper
Martinsburg
Fredericksburg
Keley Springs
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Jewel
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Purcellville Cleaners
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