Phils Show Youthful Potential Amid Busy Spring News
The Philadelphia Phillies push a young core led by Nicholson Miller Waitkus Hammer Jones Ashburn and Ehnis with rookie Lopata catching and plans to trade Seminick as Mainslays Robers and Simmons anchor the rotation The season outlook notes a rising farm system and strong minor league ties while other notes mention Nelson’s return to tour golf and early baseball season chatter.
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Andy Seminick
Robin Robers
Curt Simmons
Major League Exhibitions Spark Home Run Frenzy
Fifteen clubs hit multiple homers in early exhibition games as the season nears. Giants trio Gordon Mize Thompson powered off Feller. Indians also went deep off Oslo. White Sox, Cubs, Phils, A’s, and others homered to influence results in spring tuneups across several cities.
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Baltimore
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Savannah
Ferris Pain
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Pauls Hardware Sweeps Two From Simmons Grocers
In Merchants' B League last night Pauls Hardware swept two games from league leaders Simmons Grocers in a feature match. Jay Draker led the winners with 188 162 191 while Simmons top scorers posted 181 177 202 for the losers.
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Perry
Herold Hill
George Sperry
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Golf course to open Saturday under fair weather
Weather permitting the Corry golf season will get under way tomorrow afternoon with a nine hole hilltop course expected to draw strong weekend play. The course is in good shape and preparations include cups and flags, clubhouse cleaning, and a forthcoming opening date to be announced after a directors meeting tomorrow at 4 PM.
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Trout Season Opened Across Pennsylvania Today
Associated Press reports Pennsylvania begins trout season with 600000 licensed fish expected to be angling today. Forecast showers may dampen activity as swollen mountain brooks and muddy fields slow access. The State Fish Commission and Weather Bureau project 1200000 stocked brook rainbow and brown trout in streams, with 700000 more planned mid season and 750000 additional fish to be released later.
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Legalized horse race betting seen as dead in Pa
Harrisburg April 15 et al. A bill to legalize tote horse race betting in Pennsylvania appears dead, with Rev. O. B. Poulson, vice president of a federated church committee, saying the measure is not viable. The committee includes 12 church groups and temperance organizations. The proposal sought three large mutuel tracks with six percent of proceeds to the state.
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State Keg Tournament Set to Start Tomorrow
Pennsylvania's biggest bowling tournament opens tomorrow at Central Academy alleys with about 34 000 bowlers competing across 6 days. The event features 571 five man teams 1 240 doubles 2 454 singles and 2 095 all events entrants with a record prize fund of 25 462 dollars to be distributed among categories. Philadelphia leads with 105 teams followed by Pittsburgh Bethlehem Allentown and other cities in the state.
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Boxing results from Sunnyside Garden card in New York
In a Sunnyside Garden bout Joey Starlita of New York stops Johny Lemons of Stamford. Philadelphia fighter Gene Jones outpoints Sandy McPherson of New York. Aaron Tart from Atlantic Girl outpoints Tom Collins of Boston.
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Johny Lemons
Stamford
Con
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Gene Jones
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Philsceiptia
Tom Collins
Boston
State bill to finance veterans' bonus exploration
A Pennsylvania bill sponsored by representatives Cos ta and Loftus aims to send funds to veterans in a historic move. The measure seeks state financing for a contemplated veterans' bonus, marking a first in Pennsylvania history.
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Cornelius J. Loftus
Bowling Mentor Demonstrates Spare Mastery for Crowd
Saunier-Wilhelm Co distributor Shaul addressed about 100 bowlers at a Bowling Ale event in Saunier district. He taught Dot work and spare completion focusing on eight and nine pins. Attendees watched as he demonstrated simple techniques to convert spares after the lesson.
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