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PICTORIAL REVIEW of SPORTS ’for 1951
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f *w!3ir&!sm**- ’* fielder, socks a home run in HP? " ?
j '”' the last of the ninth of the H¥ ...• ", V ‘Pf" >'* '*'
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•W” |2 in the woi Id series, won by H . ■' \t.? *• ‘ - ■ ,*f v ,'*
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- i another great football season. I ’ *-«! BHMP “ * jkjAu dgJßi - Hj J®|,. -“' 1; vYV ,^#A?*'s
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; ball pitcher of the Yankees, hul ls a no-hitter and gets a rH# youngest national women’s |. , .yfe < i‘.-\s - '• /W *{fe '.' >!. A V »'» Ife. •? i C%J i t'>;d% jjp^? ;
t itefo.’s greeting from his teammates in New York. Allie s *"■" ' W singles champ of all time. 1 Br£jLV&*flfr»M *ST e *fc, ~■> 'fr . . 'A.&, I
_£rsi--was over Cleveland, his second (pictured) over Boston FORMER sportswnter and _
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placing Happy Chandler. v<U ?’
V -Vj L •l'jA s . COMEBACK HERO of the sports world in 1950, Bantam Ben 99
a HE99y9yB Hogan blasts his way to continued golf fame by winning the ■K^.WjB
jk 4 ”9 9 JL . « .HMlHfl National Open at Birmingham, Mich., (scene pic- * HpEIH B•- 9
'■ 80- A y.. i.yA 4JU4ij j tured), the Masters and the All-American among others.
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HB9i . ‘ •* &i ‘ ' b ‘ -dip MASTFRY ■■" ' and Browns in the pro football field
- is maintain( ‘ d as Paul Brown’s boys, led by Halfback Dub
B ■ zard Charles in sev- Jones (with football) win the divisional title in N. L.
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B B Marciano fa> eighth.
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nd results in ,cenes such as this one taken HTncw York. I I
B From left are “ Warner, A3 Roth and Harvey Scfeaff, New ■ fl
i|| York players accused; t dr tectiv • Salvatore Sollazo, accused fl
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cu^'d «n fixing: Ed Roman, another eager, and a deUctive K B " MBl .IM-: ...
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