Yankees Sell Three Fatten Budget Over $50,000
The New York Yankees traded veteran Ewell Blackwell, reliefer Tom Gorman, and first baseman Dick Kryhoski to the Kansas City Athletics for cash exceeding $50,000. Blackwell, 32, had been a key right handed pitcher with past arm troubles but was placed back on active list. Kryhoski, 30, known for his hitting, had spent years with Milwaukee and Brooklyn. The swap follows a flurry of spring games as Philadelphia Phillies and other clubs wrap up Arizona spring play. The Yankees also played a 10 10 tie in Florida, while the Dodgers beat the Giants 2-0 in another spring contest.
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Ewell ‘Blackwell
Tom Gorman
Dick Kryhoski
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Yanks
Forman
Bombers
Kryhoski
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Jim
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Florida
San Antonio
Tex
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Cleveland Indians
Tuc
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Pittsburgh
Orioles
Arizona
Ralph Kiner
Evers
Bobby
Avila
al Rosen
Roger Sawyer
Tiroy
Willie Ste
Mays
Billy Hoeft
Init OU
Axia
Petselt
Boston
Pete Runnells
Sal Magne
Giants
Bedriven
Washington
Feiler
Indians
Tribe
Braves
Tucson
Vendance
New
Expressa
al Lopes
Cleveland
Bots Hooper
Jose Santiago
Bill Wight
Hal Newhouser
Hoopigo
McArthur High Opens Season With Wilkesville Clash
Fourteen lettermen practice under Bruce McLin as McArthur High launches baseball with a opener against Wilkesville. Mound staff includes four pitchers led by Tommy Gill a senior letterman now catching and Jack Armstrong a sophomore right-hander. Cleveland arena tennis spins into an elimination tourney led by Dick Gonzales from Los Angeles a three time pro net winner likely to face Francisco Little Pancho Bobleme. The Cleveland Indians' night-loving pitcher from 1964 posted 16 wins and one loss under lights.
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Generals
Op McArthur
Bruce McLin
McArthur High School
Wilkesville
McLin
Tommy Gill
Letterman
Jack Armstrong
Cleveland
Dick Gonzales
Los Angeles
Big Pancho” Gonzales
Francisco
Little Pancho
McArthur High Baseball Cast Includes Many Seniors
On Friday Sewerman and Jark Quick lead the lineup with Joe Collins a freshman on the sportsiders. Lettermen include captain and senior shortstop Dick Armstrong Larry Humphrey senior third baseman Bob Donahoe and Johnny Cline senior outfield Bob Clark sophomore catcher David Arnett junior first baseman Ronnie Gilliland junior second baseman Jim Gilliland junior outfielder Junior Hopkins junior third baseman Tippy Ziegler sophomore outfielder Gary Cooper and Gary Coffman sophomores. Other candidates include GLord Reed freshman short Gary Otler freshman third baseman and Tom McManus tre man outfielder. The McArthur schedule lists April 1 Wilkesville here April 5 at Hamden April 5 Allensville here.
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Sewerman
Jark Quick
Joe Collins
Dick Armstrong
Larry Humphrey
Bob Donahoe
Johnny Cline
Bob Clark
David Arnett
Ronnie Gilliland
Jim
G Lord Reed
Gary Otler
Baman
Tom McManus
Tre Man
McArthur
Wilkesville
Hamden
Allensville
Arcaro rates Nashua as potential great horse
New York jockey Eddie Arcaro praised Nashua as possibly greater than Citation but cautioned the Belmont Futurity winner must prove itself in upcoming Derby events. He credited Nashua's talent yet warned future form remains uncertain as he awaits Derby and other races.
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Fauie Arcaro
Nashua
Arcaro
Belair
Florida
Tory Saturday
Gulfstream
al- 2Caro
Jamaica
Citation
Swearingens
Saratoxa
Nas
McBride
Dent
Bartlett
F Pierce
B. Cornwell
D. Gale
P Grueser
G B. Lundrigan
G. B 'McKinny
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Strawn
William’ Woodward
Melton
Azalea Open Kicks Off Amid Flowers and Favored Field
The seventh annual Azalea Open opens in Wilmington as top golfers vie for a $12,500 purse led by a strong Wilmington Athletic Association field. A weekend cold snap dulled bloom but failed to dampen competition as players embark on a four day, 72 hole run for top prize of $2200.
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Mowers
Wilmington Athletic Assn
Miami
Sophs Pick Golf Lineup for Open Season
Ohio University golf coach Kermit Blower plans a seven man squad led by juniors and sophomores. Jack Algeo and Jim Russell headline the lineup with two undecided spots to be filled after spring events. The Bobcats open Saturday against Marietta College and play North Carolina State Duke and others on a southern swing.
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Seasoo Supnomures
Anemamenneres
Vumey Nurcher
Ohio
Don Todd
Jerry “Knox
Vernon
Tom University
Welsh
Xenia
Marietta College
Letterman Jack Algeo
Athens
Bobcats
Jim Russel
Cleveland
Bobcate
North Caro
Konno Aims at AAU National Swim Titles in 1954
The AAU national championships open in Yale pool with top freestylers Konno and Albavaeesa leading a field from five championships. Notables include Ohio State’s Wardrop, Harvard’s Haw, Michigan’s Wardrop rival Fagden, and 1954 NCAA medley winner Jones, as well as 21 entrants from Mexico and Argentina in a talent-rich meet.
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Yale
Ford Kenno
Ohio State
Yoshi Oyakama
Hawcett Tong
Backe
Michigan
Jack Ward
Harvard
Dave Haw
Konno
Australia
Dick Fagden
Wardrop
Michie
Jones
Ming
Mexico
Car Kramer
Argentina
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