Indians consider Walter Bond for center field opening
Cleveland Indians may start spring training with Walter Bond in center field replacing Jim Piersall or Carroll Hardy. Bond, a 6'6" rookie from Reading, has captivated Tucson camp and shown a 400 plus batting average, prompting manager Joe Gordon to weigh his future in the lineup.
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Stroke of Luck Could Make Bond a Featured Indian
Dan Bond, a Tennessee native, rose from reserve outfielder after a last minute call when Chuck Tanner was injured. His rapid development in the Florida Instructional League and Nicaragua Winter League, hitting .336 and .389 respectively, has made him a top prospect for the Indians. Bonds credit Reading manager Al Hollingsworth for improving his swing and cutting down wildness.
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Celtics Hawks Playoff Showdown Ahead In Boston
Boston hosts the decisive NBA finals game spotlighting Bob Cousy and Bill Sharman as the Celtics seek to close out the Hawks in a one shot, sudden death clash at Boston Garden. A sellout 13 900 crowd and national TV set the stage for a climactic series end.
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Bowling Rolloff Sees CRA Nethers Co Win Clymer League Clash
CRA Nethers Co captured the Clymer Bowling League championship with a 2782 to 2735 rolloff victory over Clymer Tumber at Bowl-Aire Alleys. Wayde Querreveld led scoring with 230 in the match, followed by John Heil 412, John White 210, and Herm Bensink 20. In the Bowl-Aire Ladies League Roxann Bradford had a top game of 153, Sophie Douglas posted 175 and 176, XK. C League final standings show St. George Funeral H.47 37 Corry Wallpaper .40 44 Heberlein's Motor .31 6244. Last night’s results list teams and totals.
Corry Riflemen Fall To Walnut Creek At East Washington Range
Corry Riflemen dropped their fourth defeat of the season as Walnut Creek outshot them 1199 to 1194 at the East Washington street range. D Sayer and F Tukoch led Walnut Creek with 243s, while Eugene Davis paced the Corry shooters with 241 and Lyle Gifford added 240. Next Friday the Corry team travels to Walnut Creek to seek revenge in the season finale.
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Bartolo Soni Knock Out Timur Clark in Ogden Bout
In Ogden Utah Bartolo Soni a Dominican Republic native aged 181 knocked out Timur Clark aged 192 in Cedar City Utah. The 9 in the record likely indicates a score or round.
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Veterans Open National League season as stars shine in spring games
Spahn, Musial, and Banks star in pre season showings as the National League opener looms. Spahn pitched four innings in Nashville, Musial sparked a 6-4 St. Louis win at Mesa, and Drysdale and Roberts fared well in California and Florida workouts.
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Masters Golf Third Round Shaped By Hogan Palmer Lead
Ben Hogan, 47, shot a four under 68 to join contenders at Augusta as Arnold Palmer held a five stroke lead at 41 40. Don Pititserwald faced a retroactive two stroke penalty, while Claude Harmon and Walter Burkemo also chased Palmer in a dense, 50-man field with 17 players within a few shots. Finsterwald stumbled after a two round total with a self-reported penalty for a practice putt on Thursday.
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Rawls Leads Zaharias Open After First Round
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg tied for the lead at the Babe Zaharias Open with 67 as Louise Sages and Joyce Ziske trailed by two at Beaumont Country Club. Other notables posting under par include Mickey Wright Fay Crocker Patty Bors Marc MacKenzie and Jackie Pung with 70 72 and 71 scores.
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