Junior Baseball Federation benefit game honors announced
Philadelphia figures Jo senatore Joseph Clark and Edward Martin named honorary chairs for the 10th annual Junior Baseball Federation benefit game at Connie Mack Stadium. Proceeds fund equipment coaching and umpires for sandlot baseball. EIWA wrestlers claim titles, Delany and Ammeen highlighted. Pocono streams stocked with over 32 000 trout across brown rainbow and brook varieties, with new stocking spots noted.
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Philadelphia
Senatore Joseph
Clark
Edward Martin
Junior Baseball Federation
Connie Mack Stadium
H. Paul Way
Allegheny College
Pocono
Monroe Cobb
Big Pocono
Dallas Women Open first round feud features three tied players
In Dallas Texas Ruthessen Seattle and Bonnie Randolph Naples Maine tied for the lead in the first round of the $7,500 Dallas Women’s Open. Across the country racing results include Moon ey named head coach in Cleveland and Sleneth victorious at Jamaica. A dramatic theft involving Pegay Camacy's doughnuts ends with a golden retriever trotting away with the latest batch after police failed to catch the culprit.
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Dallas
Tex
Ruthessen
Seattle
Bonnie Randolph
Naples
Mla
Cleveland
Douglas E. Moon
Mk Case
Acing
New York
Little Paehe
Sleneth
Jamaica
Laurel
McHenry
Laurel Miami
Fis
Philadelphia
Pegay Camacy
Last Night's Fights in Los Angeles and Revere
In Los Angeles Thamny Horns defeated Felix Ortega by knockout after 4 rounds, Ortega listed at 136 pounds from Tijuana, Mexico. In Revere Bobby McCue overwhelmed Benny Randell with a knockout in the fourth, Randell listed at 153 4 from Helifay.
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Los Angeles
Thamny Hornsby
Felix
Sapo) Ortega
Tijuana
Mexico
Revere
Mass
Bobby McCue
Boston
Benny
Red) Randell
Helifay
St Louis Edges Celtics 96 94 In NBA Finals Drama
St Louis Hawks draw even with the Boston Celtics 96 94 to force a decisive seventh game in the NBA finals. Pettit poured in 32 points while Hagan and Coleman boosted rebounding as Boston star Bill Russell set a playoff record with 25 rebounds. Red Auerbach and Alex Hannum voiced tempered confidence ahead of the climactic showdown in Boston.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Hawks
Boston Celtics
CEC
Hagan
Boston
Alex Hannum
Hawks
Celtics
Goac
Hannum
Jack Coleman
Bob Pettit
Pettit
Coleman
St.Louis
Bill Russell
George Mikan
Minneapolis
Rater AM
Tom Heinsohn
NBA
Little League Congress Votes On $1 Million Fund
Little League Congress, meeting in Williamsport, will vote on a trust fund of about one million dollars to cover a roughly fifty thousand dollar annual national deficit. National president P J McGovern outlined objectives including leadership training, better field service, workshops, and a permanent national headquarters to sustain the league for some 700000 players aged 12 and under.
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Rernau Yeerceepenen
I Foundation
P. J. McGovern
Williamsport
Bowling Results Showcase Local Standouts in Evening League
Romeo Marchitelli led bowlers with a 619 series after games of 752 and 214. Dick Morton followed with 232 and 211. Other top scores included Casper Wozowics 224, Ted Prochlich 220, Jim Varsso 217, and Rosa Baker with a 202 high ladies game. Rosa Hoyt 200 189 and Marion Bulard 189 also notable.
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Romeo Marchitelli
Dick Morton
Lawrence Eckman
Paul Orn
al Dorman
Pred Carlson
Ted Prochlich
Harold Coan
Jim Varsso
Mike Varasso
Buland Harvey
Casper Wozowics
Chuck Elchy
Painter Pickets Call Truce Over Forbes Field Painting
The Pittsburgh Pirates moved forward with opening preparations after a gentlemen’s agreement removed union pickets from Forbes Field. The Painter's District Council CIO agreed to withdraw its pickets and halt painting by the Pirates’ employer. A temporary truce followed a court-ordered pause.
25 New Faces Will Show In Major Lineups Next Week
Openings next week bring about 26 new players across MLB lineups. Phillies add Ed Bouché Chico Fernandez Rip Repulski Bob Bowman. Repulski from St. Louis Fernandez from Brooklyn. Giants debut Andree Rodgers Whitey Lockman Gail Harris. Cubs add Ray Jablonski Bob Speake plus catcher options Silvera or Nee man. Cardinals feature Del Ennis. Dodgers eye Gino Cimoli. Braces for Braves Pirates keep regulars. Yankees start Tony Kubek in left. Red Sox pair Malzone and Mauch. Mariners not listed.
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New York
Philadephia Phillies
Ed Bouché
Chico Fernandez
Rip Repulski
Bob Bowman
Rouchee
Bowman
Miami
Repulski
St. Louis
Fernandez
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Andree ‘Rodgers
Whitey Lockman
Gail Harris
Minneapolis
Chicago Cubs
Ray Jablonski
Cincinnati
Bob Speake
Chicago
Charley Silvera
Cal Neeman
Richmond
Don Hoak
Cardinals
del Ennis
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Gino Cimoll
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Billy Hunter
Bob Cerv
Yanks
Kansas City Athletics
Mitt Graff
Yankee
Chicago White Sox
Jim Landis
Bubba Phillips
Jim Rivera
Cleveland
Roger Maris
George Strickland
Hels
Avila
Frank Malzone
Gene Mauch
Boston Red Sox
Malzone
Mauch
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Denver
American ‘Association
Detroit
Eddie Robinson
Kansas City
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Ford Leading In Greensboro Golf Tourney
Doug Ford shot 68 to lead the opening round of the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield Country Club. Marty Furgol and Willard Gourley were one stroke back at 69, while Sam Snead stumbled to a 77 after a strong start. Julius Boros Gardner Dickinson Bobby Maxwell Al Besselink and Mike Souchak each posted 70.
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Greensboro
N.C
Doug Ford
Mahopac
I .Y
Sedgefield Country Club
Marty Furgol
Lemonte
Willard Gourley
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Vs
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
NGC
Gardner Dickinson
Panama City Beach
Fla
Bobby Maxwell
Abilene
Tex
al Besselink
Grossing
Tiger Picked Over Vejar Tonight in TV Bout
Fifth ranked Ralph Jones known as Tiger, of Yonkers, vs Chico Vejar of Stamford in a television appearance. Jones, 29, has 43 victories 17 losses 3 draws with 11 knockouts. Vejar 25, a former welterweight with six middleweight bouts since December, unranked in the divisions. The bout airs on NBG television and radio at 9 p.m. EST.
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Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Chico Vejar
Vlones
Yonkers
Stamford
Jones
Vejar
NBG
Purse Dispute Clears Fighter in Pitt Slugfest
In Pittsburgh the bout purse dispute involving Johnny Eubanks centered on a $700 payoff. Eubanks testified he received only $170 after a second round KO by Wilf Greaves. Athletic Commissioner Paul Sullivant ruled the matter, with receipts and advance payments shown by manager Bunny Buntag. Sullivan indicated Eubanks was shorted and that Buntag aided him.
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Pittsburgh
Middie
Arebelat
Johnny
Bubankspyorr
Paul Sullivan
Eubanks
Wilf Greaves
Juste-Feuruiry
Wotch
Bunny Bun
Sullivant Geld Buntag
Sullivant
Sullivan
Hich Thud
Buntag
Mantle Homers But Yanks Fall 65 to Richmond
Major sluggers homered in spring games but not all produced. Stan Musial homered to power St Louis past Chicago 5-0 behind McDanel and Schmidt. Williams homered for Boston in a 7-1 win. Mets, Cubs, and Pirates also posted victories as spring training action unfolded across several matchups.
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Mantle
Yanks
Richmond
Associated Press
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Willie Mays
Stan Misial
Musial
Billy Pierce
Redbirds
Chicago White Sox
Lindy McDanel
Willard Schmidt
Hobl Landrith
St. Louis
Williams
Red Sox
Jack Sanford
Angela Lipetti
Philadelphia Phils
Philadelphia
J Mantle
Hank Bauer
Yankees
Mays
Homer
Early Wynn
Cleveland
Indians
George Crowe
Cincinnati
Washington Senators
Chicago Cubs
Don Tee
Kansas City A
Brooklyn Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Brooks
Wild arrow dispute described in Salt Lake City report
Police desk notes recount a caller asking if it is legal to shoot arrows in the city. Olson explains legality while a boy seeks opinion on arrows recovered from a neighbor woman's yard. the voice adds a crude remark about the woman.
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Bullseye
Salt Lake City
Olin
Olson
Kerby Ponders Tribe Lineup
Kerby Farrell of the Cleveland Indians mulls the season opener lineup against the Chicago White Sox in Jacksonville. He delays decisions four days after three games. Bob Lemon was slated to start but flew to California for his sister’s funeral and may rejoin by Sunday in Milwaukee, delaying the opener.
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Sacksonville
Fla
Kerby Farrell
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Farrell
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Tory Beach
Calif
Clemente Missing From Pirates Tigers Series Opener
Pirates star Roberto Clemente was sent to Pittsburgh for medical treatment with a back injury, causing him to miss the exhibition opener against the Detroit Tigers. Manager Bobby Bragan said Roman Mejias likely will start in Clemente’s place as the Pirates chase a 10-8 record.
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Clemente
Iln
Charlotte
N.C
Pittenburgh
Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Tney
Bob Clemente
Jnst Benson
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Bobby Bragan
Roman Mejlas
Mesias
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Slippery Rock State
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Joe Schniteski
Bob Matthews
Schnitzski
Don Hennon
Lawrence Couty
Bob Williams
Wilkes-Barre
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Bucky Walters
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Little League Congress
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Elchynski's
Esso Hall
AGB Distributors
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Al's Clothes Shop
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