Reds rely on young pitching to lift 1957 season
Cincinnati Reds count on their youngest pitching staff in the National League to boost a lineup loaded with strong outfield and infield talent. Manager Fred Hutchinson bets on O'Toole and Hook to win 30, Jay to 15, Purkey for 17, with Maloney and Hunt stepping up, while Bailey mentors behind the plate.
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Donovan Sparkles In Senators Win
Dick Donovan star turn anchors Washington in a 10-2 victory over Philadelphia as the Senators improve to 14-8 in spring exhibition play. The right hander tossed a nine inning seven hitter, supported by a 12 hit attack including five runs in the sixth.
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Baseball scores and schedule from a multigame slate
Summary of results including Minnesota, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cleveland, San Francisco, Washington, Philadelphia, Detroit, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Kansas City. Mentions night games and regional matchups across Miami Columbia Phoenix San Antonio Tucson Sarasota West Palm Beach.
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Indians Break Camp As Spring Training Ends
Cleveland Indians wrap up six weeks in Tucson and head to Detroit for Tuesday's season opener. Manager Jimmie Dykes emphasizes conditioning despite relief pitching troubles with Funk and others underperforming. Starters Perry Bell Grant and Antonelli lead, Hamilton shines as bright spot.
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Reds Expand Parking Area At Crosley Field
Cincinnati news notes redevelopment around Crosley Field as a parking lot rises after removing the laundry building that offered free suits to sluggers. A 40 foot screen now tops the left field wall to shield cars while home runs remain official. Veteran Wally Post benefited from the former sign deals.
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Pomeroy Edges Racine 4-3 In Seventh Inning Rally
Pomeroy Panthers, SECL champions, rallied in the bottom of the seventh to beat Racine 4-3 in a non league baseball game. The winning run scored on a walk stolen base fielder's choice and a single off the pitcher's leg as White crossed home with Racine catcher away from the plate. Racine's line shows 5 hits and 3 errors to Pomeroy's 4 hits and 2 errors.
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Plains Tops Ames Bern 5-2 In Nonleague Baseball
The Plains defeated Ames Bern 5-2 behind Pat Eddy and Howard Clendening. Plains pitchers Eddy and Clendening worked four innings each. Scorers credited hit by Paul Eddy and P Powell, with Bise and Everett as relievers. The Indians schedule next games at Nelsonville, home vs Giouster, then county league opener at Chauncey.
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Kent State Drops Basketball Tourney
Kent State University will not hold its Mid west Invitational Basketball Tournament next season due to lack of financial support. Athletic director Dr. Carl Erickson noted the possibility of resuming in the future if funding improves. Kent State won the tournament in prior years, while Clemson Syracuse and Massachusetts each received a $1500 guarantee for last December’s event.
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Globetrotters Clinch 94 73 Win Over College All Stars
The Harlem Globetrotters defeated the College All-Stars 94 to 73 in Cleveland Wednesday night. It marked the Globetrotters third win in four tour games against the Stars.
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Palmer Favored Again In 1960 Masters Open
Augusta Ga 1960 Masters opens with 88 golfers led by Arnold Palmer as strong field seeks a rare sub 280 total and a first foreign or amateur winner. Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Dean Beman and others loom as possible challengers in cool conditions.
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Celtics Top St Louis 116 108 as Cousy Shines in Playoff Win
Bob Cousy led Boston with 26 points and 14 assists in a 116-108 victory over St Louis. Celtics lead the series 2 0 and face two away games in St Louis. Center Clyde Lovellette is sidelined with a back injury and may not play this weekend. The crowd at Boston Garden saluted Cousy as he left the court.
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HVA Seeks Two More Teams for Valley Association
At a Messenger meeting Wednesday night the Hocking Valley Association seeks two additional clubs to reach six members for this summer. Present were Logan Buchtel Plantsville and Jacksonville. A follow up meeting is set for 7 30 p m Tuesday at The Messenger to discuss entry fees schedule rules and rosters.
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Rain Idles Bulldogs in Baseball Openers
The Athens Bulldogs failed to start the season as rain postponed the Belpre game and a Tuesday contest with Nelsonville. No makeup dates have been set.
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