Santa Fe Bowling Scores Show Mixed Results Across Teams
Santa Fe leagues report varied results with multiple bowlers recording high scores. Key performances include Lucais with 417, Ayers 462, Soni-Amith 441, and Wilson 431 among others, as teams such as Racers and Chiefs posting firm scores and several matchups listed across the crosstable.
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Yanks and Red Sox Engage in Sarasota Practice Scrimmage
The Boston Red Sox plan a 12 mile trip to Bradenton to face Louisville farmhands as manager Joe McCarthy prepares rookies for upcoming action after a 2-2 deadlock with the Yankees in Sarasota.
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Bradley To Rejoin White Sox In Tucson
Pitcher Pred Bradley, traded from the Yankees in the Eadie Lopat deal, will rejoin the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday in Tucson. Bradley had stayed in California to marry Liss Betty Lou Doerr of Kan ami City. Tigers Tumble Phillies 7-4 in Lakeland as Art Houtteman pitched the Bengals to a 27-4 win.
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School Board Candidates Discuss Stadium and Policy at Town Hall
North Randall County Civic Club hosts school board hopefuls at Trinity Methodist Church. Candidates debate taxation, hiring, and curriculum while stressing need for a new football stadium and improved athletic programs.
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Jansen Shuts Out Pirates in El Centro Exhibition
May-Larry Jansen, in his second season with the New York Giants, allowed only one run in 13 innings this spring. He pitched six scoreless frames as the Giants beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 to 0 in El Centro yesterday.
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Knee Injury May Clear for Marion and Walker Eyes Hit Streak
In St. Petersburg Dr. Robert Hyland reported Marty Marion's knee should clear up with rest after a relapse last Friday. In Clearwater Harry Walker, NL batting champion, taggged Detroit’s Art Houtteman for a double and a triple as the Phillies fell 4 to 1.
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Athletics win sixth straight in exhibition victory
The Philadelphia Athletics beat Toronto of the International League 5 to 4 in a sixth consecutive exhibition win at West Palm Beach. Grapes fruit league remark noted as a playful quip about the competition.
Reds Seek Fifth Straight Exhibition Victory
In Tampa on March 30 the Cincinnati Reds chase a fifth consecutive exhibition win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Cincinnati just halted the St Louis Cardinals streak with a 4-2 victory led by six hit pitching from Walker Cross and Keniny Raffensberger.
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Durocher Praises Hodges Amid Dodgers Camp Talks
Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher praised catcher Gil Hodges and voiced concern over pitcher Bruce Edwards' arm as the Dodgers prepared to break camp in Ciudad Trujillo. Nyasaland announced sharp cuts in import duties on infant foods.
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House Appropriations Committee Approves Military and Relief Funding
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee approved new funds for atomic research and military Alaska road work, and for wartime and peacetime uses of atomic energy. The panel recommended a 332 million dollar bill, with cuts in several agencies, while pledging speed in atomic research and sustaining VA payrolls. Portugal’s 1947 olive crop was good but 1948 is expected to be off-year.
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Pan American conference opens in Colombia with 21 nations
In UGTA Colombia on March 30 diplomats from 21 Pan American nations gather for a major conference led by President Mariano Ospina Peres. Three projects dominate talks: regional reform under the UN, regional economic aid, and a peaceful-difference pact.
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