Yankee Indian trade forgotten as opener nears
The ongoing spring story notes the stalled Bobby Richardson for Ray Narleski deal, with Tony Kubek at short and Narleski struggling in exhibition games. Yankee manager Casey Stengel warns losses and gains, while other spring results feature Kirkland’s eighth homer, Skowron's bat, Simpson's injury, and multiple exhibition wins and losses across the league.
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Bobby Richardson
Cleveland
Ray Narleski
Frank Lane
Indians
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Richardson
Tony Kubek
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Nar Teski
Tribe
Narteski
Casey Stengel
Gil McDougald
Lane
Nadeski
Johnny Antonelli
Paul Giel
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Willie Kirkland
Jim King
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Kirkland
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Harry Simpson
Bill Skowron
Simpson
Curt Simmons
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Gene Woodling
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Chicago Cubs
Machen Vows Aggressive Tactics for Folley Bout Tomorrow
Eddie Machen, 25, promises a more aggressive approach against Zora Folley in a 12 round televised heavyweight clash. The undefeated contender, 24-0 with 16 KOs, aims to pressure Folley, who counters that a style change is unlikely. Folley, 39-2-4 with 25 KOs, seeks an early knockout and a decision if needed.
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Eddie Machen
Zora Folley
Machen
Joe Laws
Redding
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Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Sample Hits 265 Bowl-Aire A League Keglers Set Three New Records
Bowl-Aire alleys saw season records fall as A league keglers posted three marks. Hammond led with team high 2883, while Bit Hammond totaled 169 245 244 for top series 658. Phil Sample led scorers with 205, the league high game. Other men listed include Staples, Perkins, Custar, Morton, Consolo, Watrous, Hotchkiss, Roskowski, Willett, Smith, Russell, Looms, Weeks, Baressi and Harvey.
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Lke Tempins
Hammond
Phil Sample
Sonny Staples
Mary Perkins
Jack Custar
Bob Morton
Jim Consolo
Lyle Watrous
Harry Hotchkiss
Hank Roskowski
Chuck Willett
Dick Smith
Pate Russell
Mort Looms
Tab: Weeks
Joe Baressi
Euland Harvey
College Cage Scoring Falls Sharp Decline Reported
NCAA Service Bureau final stats show a five percent drop in scoring across major college games. In 1957-58 there were 4,149 games with an average of 1369 points per game and 506 free throw attempts per team, down from 144.0 and 60.8 respectively, with Marshall leading offensively at 88.0 points per game and San Francisco top in defense at 50.5.
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Ncaa Service Bureau
Collegians
Marshall
San Francisco
Five Teams Entered In Water Polo Event
Five teams entered the senior national water polo championships to be held April 10 at the New YorkAC arena. Defending champion New York A C A team will compete alongside Detroit Park and Recreation, Illinois AC, St. Francis Brooklyn, and others from New York AC. Yale, Queens College, and the Naval Academy are also expected to enter.
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New York A.C
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Brooklyn
Yale
Queens College
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Last Night's Fights Dallas and Providence Card Notes
Jimmy Martinez from Phoenix outpointed Norris Burse of Houston in a 10 round Dallas bout. In Providence, Jimmy Beau from Norwalk knocked out Vous Dick D'orsi of Providence in a short contest.
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Jimmy Martinez
Phoenix
Ariz
Norris Burse
Houston
Tex
Providence
R. T
Jimmy Beau
Norwalk
Conn
Vous
Dick D'orsi
City League Softball Session Slated at Corry High
AL urges neeculy for the forthcoming City League softball season will be held tomorrow night at Corry Area High School. Lou Hanna, CAHS athletic director, announces a meeting for all managers officials and league personnel at 8 o’clock in Room 50.
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Corry Area
Lou Hanna
CAHS
Amool Declared Johnstown Purse Winner After Disqualification
New York Nishi Amool aged 84,901 wins the $12,000 Johnstown Purse at Jamaica Race Course after Ebony Peart ridden by Manuel Yenza is disqualified for bearing out in the stretch.
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Nishi Amool
Jamaica
Ebony Peart
Manuel Yenza
Dupas Shines In Fuentes Victory Ahead Of Houston Title Bout
In New Orleans Ralph Dupas defeated Ramon Fuentes in a 10 round bout, delivering a sharp right hand and fast, accurate offense to impress as he climbs in rank. Joe Brown, the looming lightweight champion, predicted a knockout in Houston next month while noting Dupas lacks power for a long bout.
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Joe Brown
Ralph Dupas
Houston
Dupas
Ramon Fuentes
Los Angeles
Brown
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Fuentes
National Boxing Association
Ring Magazine
Boxing Probe Delayed As Grand Jury Opens
The New York Grand Jury assigned to probe professional boxing was sworn in yesterday and postponed the appearance of welterweights Virgil Akins and Isaac Logart until today. Both fighters and a dozen others were subpoenaed after the March 22 Madison Square Garden bout amid District Attorney Frank Hogan’s wider probe of boxing underworld betting. Akins won by a six round technical knockout.
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Virgil Akins
Isaac Logart
Akins
Logart
Madison Square Garden
Frank Hogan
Hogan
Celtics face St Louis without Russell in NBA title chase
Risen and Nichols must carry the load for Boston after Bill Russell is ruled out for the rest of the series with two torn tendons and a chipped ankle. Russell’s absence leaves Celtics relying on the 6-9 veteran and the Tufts dental student to spark the offense as Red Auerbach weighs options for the pivotal matchup.
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Ack Nichols
Nold Keys
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Bill Russell
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Risen
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St. Louis
Bob Cousy
Red Auerbach
Hawks
Aberbach
Sporting News picks top rookies for 1958 season
The Sporting News predicted that Albie Pearson of Washington and Orlando Cepeda of San Francisco will win the 1958 rookie of the year awards. Pearson claimed the center field job with the Washington club, while Cepeda, in his fourth pro season, impressed in Arizona with power hitting to all fields.
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ST. Louis
Bie Pearson
Washington
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
International Baseball Weekly
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Feld
Wats
Cepeda
Arizona
Texan Purchases Own Race Track
A Texas oilman, Charles Town, W. Va. buyer, bought a race track from Mrs. Helene W. Boyle who inherited it from her late husband Al Boyle. He plans racing to start around June 28 and did not disclose the purchase price or associates. Last night’s fights: Jos Devlin defeated Armand Savoie by points in Boston.
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Boston
Jos Devlin
Armand Savoie
Montreal
Missiles Capture City Volleyball Title In Finale Sweep
Missiles defeated Ajax Office in the city volleyball final at Corry Arena High School gym, sweeping 15-8 and 15-6 in a best of three. Key players included Utah Jackson, Bernie Graham, Jack Downey and Bob Marsh. They also posted quarterfinal and semifinal wins, securing the playoff cup to be awarded at the Beaver Club banquet. The BPM squad earned the regular season crown. Pittsburgh Steelers trade: Fred Briney to Washington Redskins for a 1959 Redskin draft pick. Briney previously played for the Steelers.
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Lexpure
Ajax
Corry Arena
Utah Jackson
Bernie Graham
Jack Downey
Bob Marsh
Fens
CHEIP
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Steelers
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Pittsburgh Steeters
Fred Briney
Washington Redskins
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Ohio State
Frenchman Wins PAU Speed Cup in Cooper Climax Race
Trintignant outpaced the field to win the Pau Speed Cup for Formula Two cars. He completed 50 laps on the city street course at an average 59.67 mph, covering 85.7 miles in 1 hour 26 minutes 40 seconds. Hermano Da Silve Ramos finished second, with Giulio Cablanca third. the event replaced the Pau Grand Prix as the season opener. Olivier Gendenbien won the three hour Grand Tourist Auto race.
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France
Ty — Stiri Frintignant
Trintignant Spenl
Hermano da Silve Ramos
Cooper Climax
Giulio Cablanca
Italy
Osea
Olivier Gendenbien
Belgium
Oly Ferraris
Christ Snyder Take First In Doubles At ABC Championships
The 55th American Bowling Congress meet sees Christ and Snyder of Chicago take the doubles lead with 1267 as Christ rolls a 654. The Zona Collision team from East Rochester moves to third in open, while Abe Russell and Maurice Billingsley rise to sixth in doubles. Phillips Equipment and McSherry Town Moose post strong open finishes, with Norm Wooster fourth all events and Wismar and Olson fourth in doubles.
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Joe Christ
Ed Snyder
Chicago
Abe Russell
Maurice Billingsley
Bethlehem
Phillips Equipment
Harrisburg
McSherrytown Moose
McSherrytown
Norm Wooster
Warren, Pa
Carl Wismar
Russ Ol Son
Mt. Jewett, Pa
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