Lenhardt Halts Grapefruit League Glow With .413 Avg
Lenhardt of the Orioles tops Grapefruit League batting at .413 as Don Regalado of the Indians leads home runs with nine. Orioles win 19 14 against the Cubs, while Regalado supplies most of Cleveland’s offense in a 10 4 loss to the Giants. Regalado also leads with seven home runs in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Down
United Press
Don Gebhardt
Baltimore Orioles
Indy Regalado
Cleveland Indians
Ieidershin
Leonhardt
Orioles
Cubs
St. Louis
Regalado
Io Indians
Cleveland
New York Giants
Miliaree
Jeads
Indians
Lenhardi
Jim Fridley
Repalado
Detroit Tiger
AL Kaline
Frankie Baumholtz
Chicago Cubs
Don Bouwer
Philadelphia Athletics
Yost Berra
New York Yankees
Dee Fondy
Willie Mays
Giants
Harry Bright
Detroit
Yookie Curtis Roberts
Pittsburgh Pirates
Red_Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Sandy Amoros
Broodlye Dodgers
Frank Thomas
Pirates
Mays
Lenhardt
Sem Mele
Vern Stephens
Bill Serena
Ralph Kiner
Chris Kitsox
Warry Meek
Johnny Antonelli
Windy McCall
Saints
Chicago White Sox
Dodgers
Vic Raschi
Cardinals
Yankees
Raschi
Alex Kellner
Pittsburgh
Vic Power
Washington
Bob Porterfield
Senators
Chattanooga
Warren Spaht
Tulsa
Rudy Regalado
al Lopez
Facky Nelson
Lopez
Jose Santiago
Fort Puerche
Wla
Thomas
Sid Gordon
Gordon
Milwaukee Braves
Lakeland
Fla
Ray Herbert
Metroit Tigers
Grapefrui
Herbert
Igers
Boston
Macon
Upm
Warren Spahn
Robert E. Lee Ganders to chase records at Austin Relays
The Robert E. Lee track team, led by coach Beverly Rockhold, heads to Austin for the Texas Relays aiming to shatter records. Standouts Vic Davis, Michael Stewart, Eddie Bisga, and Wallace Wilson form the mile relay. Jimmy Watson eyes a return from injury. Meanwhile Red baseball faces Reagan, Saint Thomas, and Alvin at home. Cedar Bayou, Lee tennis, and other Baytown teams also compete as Liberty Relays results shape momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Austin
Texas Relays
United States
AEL
Beverly Rockhold
Vic Davis
Michael Stewart
Eddie Bisga
Wallace Wilson
Wayne Hollister
Davis
Wilson
Jimmy Watson
Mle
Tincihowgy Tal
Steeleye
Harge
Gander Moundsmen
Reagan
Saint Thomas
Alvin
Liberty
Aggies Keep Pace With Texas In Baseball Race
Texas A and M holds a 2-0 start in the Southwest Conference race while Texas sits 3-0. The Aggies face Texas Christian and SMU this week with Baylor hosting Texas Christian, and non-conference games set for Baylor vs Temple and Rice vs Oklahoma A and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggies
Texas
United Press
Texas A and M
Beau Bell
Bibb Falk
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Rice
Houston
Baylor
Texas Christinn
Waco
Temple
Oklahoma A and M
La Porte Completes Football Schedule
La Porte announces a 1954 football slate with four home games and six away. Openers include Sept. 10 vs Deer Park at La Porte and Oct. 2 at Alvin, with multiple district and non league games scheduled across September to November. Sequences include matchups with Wharton, Humble, Dayton, Crosby, Angleton, Liberty, Webster, and La Marque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte
Deer Park
Wharton
Humble
Dayton
Crosby
Angleton
Alvin
Liberty
Webster
la Marque
Cubs Hopeful Cubs Mix Hitting With New Infield
Chicago Cubs face uncertain pitching yet strong hitting as veterans Cavarretta Banks and Baker anchor a revamped infield. Talbot could start in center, with Kiner Sauer powering the lineup. pitching relies on Hacker Tosh Knopstein Minner and a potential relief plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Baillie Mesa
Ariz
Phil Cavarretta
Chicago Cubs
Ralph Kiner
Hank Sauer
Cubs
Cavarretta
Kinser
Laver
Ernie Banks
Gene Baker
Baker
Los Angeles
Anuts
Garcldsedt
Kansas City Monarchs
Banks
Monarchs
Eddie Miksis
Kiner
Sauer
Ralphh
Iikert
Eddie Matthews
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Bob Talbot
Frankie Baumholtz
Talbot
Warren Hacker
Bob Tosh
Johnny Knopstein
Bubba Church
Paul Minner
Turuk Lawn
Bill
Stanky Pleased With Three Star Pitchers in Camp
In St. Petersburg Eddie Stanky praised Vic Raschi and Cardinals stars Musial Slaughter and Schoendienst after a 4 2 victory over the world champions. Raschi's spring totals include eight runs and 16 hits in 21 innings. Musial Slaughter and Schoendienst boosted batting marks as camp continued with other clubs reporting notable performances and roster moves across Florida and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
St, Petersburg
Fla
Eddie Stanky
Vic Raschi
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
Red Schoendienst
Raschi
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Stanky
Musialigs
Slaughter
Schoendienst
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Around The Circuit
Exhibition games produced varied results with Philadelphia A beating Chicago A 10 to 3 while Pittsburgh N lost to Brooklyn WN 4 to 6 and Cincinnati NW triumphed over St. Louis N 4 to 3. New York A defeated Detroit A 1 to 0 as Baltimore A overwhelmed several foes including Chicago N and Cleveland A. Porterhouse led the Agua Caliente betting with multiple horses in a future book lineup at odds 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chattanooga
Southern Association
Washington
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Syracuse International
Agua Caliente
Mex
California
Porterhouse
Kid Gavilan May Retire After Three Fights
CHICAGO March 29 Angel Lopez said the welterweight champion Kid Gavilan may retire after three more fights. If he wins the middleweight title from Bobo Olson Friday he will give Olson a title rematch and defend the $600 pound crown once more. Lopez added Gavilan has enough money to retire and no longer needs the hard life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Angel Lopez
Kid Gavilan
Bobo Olson
Olson
Jose
Galivan
Lopez
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rae
Alan Maver
Epdie Joost
Palladelphia Atehletice
Dst
Anee Mendes
Bing Fegtucy
Usate
Jankees
Miss
Newport. R
All Hallows
East
Spe Neslar
Cathedral Prep
Erie
Maytag
Whitcomb
M. J. Stein
PEA
WOODS
Baytown
Frank Woodard MotOr Co
Ganders
Paul Wilkins
Billy Gowan
Wichita Falls
Tommy Roberts
Don Fuller
Roger Swanner
Jimmy Harvey
Ann Farmer
Lamar
Betty Foust
Stephen F. Austin
Ann Jurecka
Esther Zinn
Galveston
Pat Welch
Betty Samuelson
Beaumont
Ola
Durando
Lexingson
Price Beal Athenian
Joe Garagiola
Clyde McCullough
Hal Meek
Springfield
Severith
Tampa
Cincinnati Redlegs
Jim Melton
Jackie Simpson
Melton
Havana
Simpson
Colonial Heights
Birdie Telbetts
West Palm Beach
Fin
Ray Murray
Balti
Ottawa
Murray
Athletics
Joe Astroth
Jim Robertson
Billy Shantz
Harry Minor
Tommy Giordang
Ed Monahan
Wall Kellner
Johnny Gray
Orlando
Washington Senators
Daly Powell
Parlerfield
Lookouts
Ed Mocker
Easta, Fla
Sammy White
Boston Red Sox
Hig
Chaneuit
le . White
Red Sox
E, Morrow General Contractor
Mike Franssen
LIFE
JM BO
H.P
Chrysler
Nascar
Stevens Trofhy
Higginbotham Motor Co, Inc
Higgie
Puymouth
Higginbotham Mojor CO
Market ST