Not Sensational Oriole Outlook Says Pilot
Baltimore manager Paul Richards previews the 1955 Orioles noting young talent, improved pitching, and a hopeful lineup. He cites players such as Tal Smith Wayne Causey Gus Triandos Bob Hale Don Buddin and Dave Pope plus pitchers Wight Held Locke and Ferrarese as the nucleus. He says other teams will pay top prices for prospects but the club will rely on its youngsters and improved play.
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Tal Smith
Wayne Caumy
Gus Triandos
Bob Hale
Don
Bob Nel
Chuck Oertel
Smith
Richards
Causey
Triandas
Hale
Pisoni
Orioles
Held
San Afton
Locke
Tme
Baltimore
Dave Pope
Jim Dyck
Dave Philley
Quiet Winter Trade Talks Hit Few Deals
A United Press survey shows only six trades since the offseason began. The Cubs traded Randy Jackson for Russ Meyer and Walt Murch?mela, while Hobie Landrith moved for Maldutfeest in the Natl League. In the American League, the Red Sox acquired Jat for AT Carras and Rusty, with Cal Abrams and Virgil Trunks moving in separate moves. no other trades were completed.
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Russ Meyer
Walt Mursmela
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Hobie Landrith
Aumwry Ae
Dgals
Wally Sox
Deer Park to Honor Grid Champions With Bill Meek Speaker
Deer Park prepares a big banquet to honor its football champions. Bill Meek of the University of Houston will be the principal speaker at the dinner. Members of the squad, their dates and guests will attend, with boosters and local officials invited to celebrate.
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Bill Meek
University of Houston
Texas
Meyer
How Hockey Star Is Born Ranger Coach Just Laid On The Line
NEW YORK, UP. Ranger coach Phil Watson recalls Oct 22 as the night Andy Bathgate began his rise to hockey greatness. Bathgate told Watson he would become a star and he delivered, scoring five goals in a game and becoming a cornerstone on all Ranger units.
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Kentuckians Pour Shots Through Net
Morehead State of Kentucky and San Francisco led college basketball offense and defense in official NCAA figures through Jan. 10. Morehead averaged 97.8 points per game as it chased Furman’s 95.2. Marshall 93, Memphis State 92.4, and Furman 89.6. St. Francis NY topped rebounding and field goal defense, while Cincinnati and Dayton trailed in rebounds.
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Don't Pick Fight With This Solon Dont Pick Fight With This Solon
In San Francisco a Nevada senator George Malone recalls once being matched to fight heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey when he was a University of Nevada student in 1913. He passed on the bout because officials said it would bar him from college sports and the match was cancelled.
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U.S. Senate
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Molly) Malone
Malone
Jack Dempsey
Senate
Tniversity of Nevada
Dempsey
Rene
Solon
Navada
Sandy Saddler poised for clash with Gabriel Elorde in San Francisco
In a highly anticipated boxing night at the Cow Palace next Wednesday, Sandy Saddler, 29, famed for 98 knockouts and a 60 percent KO rate, meets 22-year-old Filipino star Gabriel Elorde who has fought mainly at home and Manila. Saddler's height and reach advantage loom as Elorde seeks revenge after a prior defeat.
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San Francisco
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Flash
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Saddler
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Track stars point to Olympic tryouts in Boston meet
The Boston indoor meet at Boston Garden opens the year with many athletes focusing on the June 1956 Olympic trials in Los Angeles. Charley Jenkins of Cambridge and Villanova is notable, having capped the 600 for two years and holding the Boston distance record at 1:70.
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Boston Garden
Los Angeles
Charley Jen
Kins
Cambridge
Mass
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Jenkins
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