Cincinnati Strong Arm Beats Swinging Reds Pitching Story
George Robert Tebbetts has fashioned a pitching plan for Cincinnati amid a star driven era. The Reds rely on a blend of starters and bullpen arms as Tebbetts patches the staff with newcomers and veteran firepower while rival Milwaukee fields a formidable rotation.
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Joe Black
Don Gross
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Lew Burdette
Ray Crone
Warren Spahn
Gene Conley
Braves Haney Faces Pressure as Braves Top NL Race
By Jimmy Breslin New York NEA profile of Fred Haney, the Milwaukee Braves skipper, who rose from coaching to lift the club to the NL lead. He deflects praise, recalls past clubs in St Louis and Pittsburgh, and credits luck and former manager Charlie Grimm while avoiding blame for prior misfortunes.
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Moore Heir to Heavyweight Crown Fades as Patterson Ties
New York reports Floyd Patterson mirroring Archie Moore in a debated split decision that keeps Moore waiting for a genuine heavyweight title clash. Analysts note Patterson’s 178 pound frame and spasmodic style, while Moore eyes another championship bid after years of world campaigning.
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Exzaré Charles
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UMBIRE By BEANS REARDON 24 Years in National League
The column blends baseball rulings and team management insights. It notes disputed plays and earned runs, then shifts to Fred Haney’s Milwaukee Braves leadership, his conversations with Charley Grimm, and his philosophy of careful decision making.
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Eddie Wilde
Leslie Cummings
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Lawrence Shook Off Foolishness
Lawrence Lawrence explains his pitching mindset after returning from the minors to boost the Reds in the National League race. He recalls a Puerto Rican League winter episode with catcher Wee Wee Lucas guiding him through a key sequence, and notes a trade involving Frank Lane and Gabe Paul that shaped his path back to Cincinnati.
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Brown to rely on radio over quarterback switch in Browns 1956
Hiram NEA report notes Cleveland Browns under Paul Brown plan to use radio communications rather than immediately replace Otto Graham as starting quarterback. With the 1956 season opening set after summer camps, attention turns to who will lead the offense as training progresses.
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Pro golfer lessons caution in trouble play
Tips urge golfers to escape trouble rather than imitate pros. The piece cites Sam Snead style responses and warns duffers to prioritize getting out of rough over flashy recovery moves. Mentions Lawrence, ulcers, and retirement in a broader sports page collage.
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