Braves Phillies trade six players in major exchange
The Philadelphia Phillies sent Ted Kazanski to sign for 80 000 while allowing Pittsburgh to acquire Johnny O'Brien in a separate deal. Milwaukee traded Stan Lopata and two infielders to Philadelphia with a longshot for O'Brien and Kazanski. Lopata, 34, is a strong replacement for Braves catcher Del Crandall. The swap came after a day of spring exhibitions as teams pad rosters and test prospects.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Ted Kazanski
Pittsburgh
Johny O'Brien
Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Phils
Stan Lopata
Gene Conley
Philadelphia
Harry Hanebrink
Joe Koppe
Hanebrims
Braves
Koppe
O'Brien
Kazanski
Kazauski
Lopata
del Crandall
Milwaukee
Jim O’foole
Cincinati
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Gene Snyder
Billy Harris
Kansas City
New York Yanks
A’s
John Gabler
Baltimore
Washington
Bob Nieman
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Red Sox
Tom Brewer
Bill Renna
Cubs
Johm Goryl
Burl Averill
Lawrence Opposes Abolishment of Athletic Commission
Harrisburg AP The Pennsylvania Senate debated a plan to abolish the Athletic Commission and shift duties to a deputy Commonwealth secretary. Gov. Lawrence said he has no plans to end the three member agency, while Sen. Confair urged dissolving the panel as boxing activity wanes with few matches in recent years.
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Harrisburg
Senate
State Athletic Commission
Commonwealth
Lawrence
Z. H. Confair
R-Lycoming
Athletic Commission
Horse and Busey
Confair
Pennsylvania
State Department
Chies
Chester Incident Triggers PIAA Athletics Ethics Probe
In Harrisburg AP report, Chester High students beat a Kingston boy after a Chester Farrell game, prompting concerns about youth violence in Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association activities. Officials call for stricter ticket screening, police protection, and review ahead of May 23 and April 7 meetings to address broader juvenile delinquency and athletics governance.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Chester
Farrell
Associated Press
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
PIAA
W. B. Dolde
Connellsville
PTAA
Board of Control
Dist
Dolde
Jeane
Donald L. Worthington
Sonestown
Dist. 4
Joseph Kata
New Bethlehem
Dist. 7
Piaa Board of Control
State College
Mark N. Funk
PAA
Philadelphia
State Department of Public Instruction
Kingston
Farrell- Chester
R.F. McNichols
Scranton
Dist. 2
James J. Neely
Lancaster
J.P. McCaskey
Board of Central
Dist. 8
Dist. 1
Parrell-Chester
Richard C. Ream
Punk
Allentown
Chester High
Charles D. Long
Chester Schools
Umale
Thomas Maher
Karl Agan
Maher
Chiter Times
Bob Finucane
Finucane
Charles H. Boehm
Bowling Roundup in Avery League Highlights
Dick Merkle led with a 225 as Avery Athletic Association action rolled on. Gary Dingfeldvy posted 208 and Ray Mulvin 200 in a high scoring night with Bowl-Aire Ladies' B League results showing Lois Muir, Dorothy Morton, and Roxanny Bradford among top scorers. Ann Custer paced WW Ladies' B with 176 178 while Margaret Bemis and Josephine Harvey posted 178 in their circuit.
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Dick Merkle
Avery Athletic Association
Gary Dingfeldvy
Ray Mulvin
Ray Hecker
Lois
Big Ten Dominates Early NBA Draft Selections
The Big Ten produced 11 of 58 drafted players in the 1959 60 season mix, the most of any conference. Wilt Chamberlain, 7 foot 2, chosen by Philadelphia as a high school territorial pick, headlines the board.
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Cincinnati
National Basketball Assn
George Washington University
Gene Gaurila
Boston
Bill
Telasky
Philadelphia
Ehoier
Bucky McDonald
New York
Missouri Valley
Pacific Coast
Southern
NBA
Lfe
Wilt
Four Survive City Volleyball Title Playoffs
Four teams advance in the city volleyball playoffs after close matches at the school gym. Corry Low led Auto Body in two tight wins, while BPM squads battled to a decisive 18-10 finale. The BPM 11 BEM winner faces BPM 4 Jil WabeX in a best of five tomorrow.
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Alex Ton
Busine Anil Padalinil
Philly
Leyte
Gwry Ave
Alex
Corry Loan
Ti Metin
Wey
Sarah Tholent
Corey Tain
Qoscotmak
Aji Corry Lown
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Last Night Fights
Exhibition baseball results feature Cinennal, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, New York, Baltimore and others with varied scores. Tonight schedule lists games against Washington Los Angeles Philadelphia St Petersburg and more. Boxing results include Richmond California Deie Chatman and Tony Tominguez in Oakland with a draw between Billy Murray and Stockton.
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Venterday
Philadelphia
Chicago
ACA
St. Lune
Los Angeles
Milwalker
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Chieuze
Boston
Washington
Clearwater
New York
St. Loury
St. Petersburg
Milwaukee
Tampa
Baltimore
Miami
San Francisco
Mesa
Kansas City
Lakeland
Cleveland
Tucson
Richmond
Cail
Deie Chatman
Oakland
Ricky Hull
Calif
Tony Tominguex
Billy Murray
Stockton
Drew
Phillies Trade Sparks Hopes For Stronger Club
Clearwater notes report the Phillies made two trades sending Sparky Anderson to Montreal for a strong infield and Ruben Gomez with catcher Vannie Thomas from San Francisco. Manager Gene Conley and others express optimism about improved attitude and defense, aiming for a higher finish than last year.
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Clearwater
Fla
Wildl
Sawyer
Philntaiotts
Eliih
Pyllies
Teague
George
Sparky
Nationals Aim to Break Celtics Home Jinx in Garden Showdown
The Nationals seek to sweep Boston and end the Celtics home dominance in the Eastern Division final. Syracuse and Boston veterans clash as series shifts to decisive games with key players ready for the pivotal matchup tonight. Potential finals pitted against Minneapolis and Chicago plans loom for the broader playoff picture.
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Boston Lapt
Syracua
Boston
Cellier
Garden
Astern
Assi Ehitimi
Mt Thoi
Agaist
Minneapolis
Lake Weste
Hmiston Ecqueriis
Maby St
Asostont
Celtics
Syracuse
Oy Ranigma
Polite
Learme
Syracuse-Boston
Lakers
Minneapolis- Et Paul
Kline Set to Start Opener for Pirates
Pittsburgh pitcher Ted Kline was slated to start the opening game as the Pirates anticipate a season under manager Friend. The club manages limited practice time while weather delays continue.
Snead Favored to Win Masters as Betting Hot
Bam Snead rated 5-1 favorite for the Masters in Augusta with a 13 match winning streak boosting his odds. Rivalries include defending champion Arnold Palmer and other past winners like Cary Middlecoff and Ben Hogan, while Jack Burke and others seek upset shots at the historic course.
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Augusta
Bam Snead
Stulire
Atreak
West Virginia
Venturi
San Francisco
Arnold Palmer
Cary Middlecott
Ben Hogan
Qpen
Dixie Fairway
Zire Pelitint
Bobby Jones Brainsett
Thuredieyan
Eixenholwer
Jack Durke
Houston
Tex
Winhok Ney
Hild
Pingine
Hypone
Baseball Meet Slated Sunday For Coastside Fans
A Sunday baseball meet is planned with attendees from the Major and Minor leagues and local clubs. Managers and players including Teague, Teener Leagi, Corey Kimmen and Lewlong are expected to attend as part of a broader gathering of baseball figures. The event aims to showcase prospects and celebrate upcoming season activities in Stockton California.
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Corey
Kimmen Baretelt
Anyanvang
Teague
Leagie
Amer
Plein Lewlong
Hoel Hesetaal
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Phillies
Bob Friend
Don Hoak
Billy Pierce
Bob Shaw
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Bob Schmidt
Orlando Cepeda
Aero AA M Ng
Uy Ny
Thompson
A& B
Leed
Bennett's
Aero AA
Roberts Furn
Poples
Avalon Ladies
Ike's
Carr Pharmacy
Hasbrouck’s Grocery
Avalon Ays
Hasbrouck
Piaffi
BBC
Avalon
Carroll
Corry Pharm
VEW Ladies
Gary Rogers Steel
Mabel's
Elgin
Big Ten
CAHS
Aditch
Bopata
Ted Kidhircks
Wllies
Gene Conlay
Harry Hane
Lanier
Garren
Robi Roberts
Garver
Cort Simmonnren
Bow Caiwenl
hGi
Ray Serapenel
Cele
Beth
Mares
Sunye Bnwyver
Bether
Wilto
Boueles
Hopata
Wally Post
Werraone
Harry Anderson
Bette
Hielop Nomeett
Red
Rachie Ashburn
Clinton
Bale Bowen
Piel
Dave Philley
Ourheld Aleryales
Eluypes
Anderson
Chico Wemnanider
Eyiher
Gene Mevesene
Willie
Kaminsky
Nats
Sacramento
Eddie Machen
Reddie Galil
Chirence Wiltunes
Hollywood
Galil
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Citizens National Bank OF
Gorry
Mouser Pededal Beredit Pisue and Corponation
PaleRit
A&b Distributing Co
South First Ave
Dia
Kline
Bucs
Milwaukee Brave Murtavigin
Hat Aks
Ted Kliuszewski
Snead
Ues
Gulif
Plasli
Philippines
Teddy Fed
Sui Duu
Hammond’s Eagle Streck
Ial
Chic Young
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