Training Camp News Briefs From Spring Games
In Burg Florida the Dodgers option Chris Van Guyke as a possible starter while Prindulf Rov notes he deserves a turn. Mantle nears regular right field for the Yankees as he shines in hitting and fielding. In Savannah the Athletics seek a fourth straight exhibition win with Byrd and Burtachy slated to pitch after a 4 0 win at Macon behind Wright and Hovte Reiited two-hit ball.
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Fla
Prindulf Rov
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Wklyn Dodgers
Chris van Guyke
Jefthander
Roe
Chris Baa
Boston
ST. Petersburg
Aiokey “Mantle
New York Yankees
Mark Mantle
Savannah
Philadelphia Athletics
Harry Byrd
EA Burtachy
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Macon
Ed Wright
Tex Hovte
Walcott Charles Title Bout Without Return Clause
Fight fans welcome news that no return-bout clause is in the contract for the June 5 heavyweight title fight in Philadelphia between Jersey Joe Walcott and Edupard Charles. The piece argues for removing contest clauses to favor deserving challengers and accelerate title opportunities. It also notes Augusta Masters Open, Hogan and Snead favored, with Mangrum Burke as other contenders. Bobby Brown plans return to baseball after medical internship. Yankees ship Querrmime to Kansas City farm. Lovelette tops NCAA and Olympic trials prospects.
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Jersey
Joe Walcott
Edpard Charles
Charles
Walcott
Philadelphia
Exchamp
Bobby Brown
New York Yankees
Chirshergy
Southern Pacific Hospital
San Francisco
Bobby
Army Medical Reserve
Tely
Stubby Quermire
Kansas City
American Association
Clyde Loveilette
Kansas
Rales
Carter Wins Unanimous Decision To Retain Light Weight Title
Jimmy Carter of New York defended his world light weight title with a 4 to 0 unanimous decision over Lauro Salas in Los Angeles. Salas pressed throughout and had Carter down in the 15th round on a counted knockdown, but Carter recovered to finish strong.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Carter
Lauro Salas
New York
Laure
California
Monterrey
Mexico
Carter
Abe Rath
Sams
Jimmy
Lauro
Two Penn State boxers set for NCAA action
Two Penn State entrants were listed for opening round matches in the NCAA boxing tournament with fights scheduled tomorrow. The pairings include Sam Marino at 118 pounds facing Joe Thornton of Toistana State and John Albanano at 147 pounds meeting Bob Morgen of Wisconsin.
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Penn State College
National Collegiate Athletic. Association
Sam Marino
Penn State
Joe Thornton
Towistana State
John Albanano
Bob Morgen
Wisconsin
Peoria Cagers Edge Kansas In Olympic Finals
Peoria AAU champions defeat Kansas 62 60 in the Olympic basketball final as Howie Williams hits a 21 foot jumper with eight seconds left. Kansas star Clydle Lovellette misses a crucial one foot shot in the final seconds. Peoria will supply several players to the U S Olympic team and coach Warren Womble leads the champions.
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Kansas
Jayhawks
Lovellette
Associated Press
New York
Clydé Lovellette
Kamsas University
Peoria Cater
Peoria
Howie Williams
Madison Square Garden
Lovetlette
Marcus Freiberger
All America
Atti
Rormie
Sheelock
Willams
Louvelletse
Boston
Philadelphia
Tory
Phillips Oilers
Finland
Warren Womble
Phog Alt Fen
Flanagan and Smith Set for 10 Round Featherweight Bout
Washington April 2 Two lightweight boxers collide in a 10 round featherweight bout. Glen Flanagan of St Paul, ranked fourth by the NBA, faces Gene Smith of Washington at Cline Arena. The bout will be televised by CBS at 10 PM EST. Smith, 20, rides a 20 fight win streak and has a feared right hand in the class.
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Ome
Snooth
Glen Flanagan
St. Paul
National Boxing Association
Gene Smith
Cline Arena
CBS
Smith
Hear
NBA
Boxer knocked out in Pittsburgh semi-final bout
Ray Fields of Washington, Pa, was knocked out by Bill Winner of Pittsburgh in the Flamingo Arena semi-final last night. Fields lay unconscious for 10 minutes and was listed in serious condition at Mercy Hospital with a probable brain concussion. full extent awaited for 24 hours.
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Ray Fields
Pound Gehter
Washington
Flamingo Arena
Phypttiam
Bill Wiiner
Fights Last Night In New Orleans And Newark
In New Orleans Juan Padilla from Tamipica Mexico outpointed Del Flanagan from St. Paul. In Newark Bobby Loyd of Wilkes-Barre outpointed Hermon McCray of Philadelphia.
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Juan Padilla
Tamipica
Mexico
del Flanagan
St. Paul
Newark
N. J
Bobby Loyd
Wilkes-Barre
Hermin McCray
Philadelphia
NHL Playoff Results From Detroit and Montréal
Detroit defeated Toronto 8 to 1 as Degradt saved 40 shots in net. Montréal downed Boston 3 to 2. In the American League, Providence edged Cincinnati 3 to 2 as Prince leads the best of five series.
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Toronto
Montréal
Boston
Providence
Cincinnati
Praince
Galbreath backs Pirates progress to pennant bid
Pittsburgh owner John Galbreath expresses satisfaction with the Pirates spring progress under general manager Branch Rickey. He cites development of young players as key, says the team remains committed to building toward 1953 and beyond despite a seventh place finish in 1951.
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John Galbreath
Milliconaire Columbus
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Pirates
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Sunil
The
Minager Branch
Rickey
Lars
Bucs
Gulbreath
West
Tam
Galbreath
Corry League Bowls Tie As Two Meet Vendors
In Corry, Wallace Garage led with 745, 208, 796 while Connie’s and rivals split. The VFW Ladies League standings show Connie% Gravery and Davis Racko among top performers as Mabel Shoppe edges Ritz Restaurent for the A League title by four games.
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VFW
Lewis
The
Corry Journal
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Gravery
Davis Radin
Wallace Garage
Davis
Orry Journal
Mabel Shoppe
Rive
Rita
Brigham's
Raymont's
Chapin's Kiwakis
Thompsont Maple
Leeds Ladies
Ritz Restaurent
Leed's
Il ‘Thompson
Raymond’s
St Chapin's
Brisham
Raymond
Cha~pin
Leed
Mildred Hal
Roos Baker
Barbara Group
Ann Royek
Ethel Russell
Frona Tmirnituce Teins
Leni Wax
Hessbacher's Insurance
Helen Shoppe
Lesch
BAT
Avalon
Ruby Gustafson
Winnie Hanzen
Baseball's youth rethink fuels major league hopes
A veteran baseball executive says the game is upending its old ways by promoting youth, claiming the best prospects have been identified in the past year and a half. He notes the cream of the crop will rise when these players are ready for the majors.
TAGM KEGLERS DEFEAT BORSTORFE AND FITCH IN POSTPONED MEET
The TAGM team beat Borstorfe and Fitch in a postponed event. Eleotyie achieved two strikes with strong total pinfall, while Max Devereaux led the winners with games of 181 200 and 168. Jade is noted as a mineral referenced in the report.
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Fitch
Borstorft
Fite
Palen
Max Devereaux
Figats Last Night Los Angeles Athletic Card
Unclear fragmentary text mentions Jimny Carter 184 New York and Laur Salas 181 Monterrey Mesto. Unable to determine full event, participants, or outcome from available words.
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Figats
Los Angeles
Jimny Carter
New York
Laur Salas
Monterrey
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