Indians Lose Easter Derby Test as Easter Fractures Foot
The Cleveland Indians suffer a setback when Luke Easter fractures the metatarsal of his left foot from a Lou Krollan pitch. Bill Glynn fills first base, Byron Doby bats cleanup with Dale Mitchell moving to third, altering the lineup as the team eyes better runs.
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al Lopez
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Athletics Ship Five Players Back to Minors
The Philadelphia Athletics sent three pitchers, an infielder and a catcher to the minor leagues. Neal Watlington returns to Ottawa in the International League, Hal Bevan to Ottawa on 24 hour recall, Billy Harrington to Ottawa, Ed Hrabowale to Oakland, and Walter Kellner to Williamsport in the Eastern League.
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Sportsman's Park
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Ed Hrabewale
Oltaws
Walter Kellner
Alex Kellner
Williamsport
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Kellner Keeps Yankees Hitless to Spark Split
The 1953 season opens with surprises as Alex Kellner shuts out the Yankees for a second time in six days, two hitless games in a doubleheader. Browns widen lead with a 6-3 win over Detroit and Dodgers overpower Pittsburgh 12-4 to stay atop the NL. Snow and rain halt several games while Masterson tosses a five hitter for Washington. Kellner faces 28 batters without a walk in Tucson.
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Red Sox
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Tanning Ning
Washington Senators
Boston
Skeet Team Opens Season With 233 224 Win Over Falconer
Corry skeet team opened its Penn York League season with a 233 to 224 victory over Falconer on Falconer range. Kurt Lindberg led with a 49 total, firing a perfect 25 and a 24. Louis Kuhns added a 48, while F Martinelli scored 47 for Falconer.
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H. Steaves
F Martinelli
V. Shaka
L. Anderson
K. Lindquist
A. Deming
Philadelphia sets pace in Class A all events
Assen and teammates lead the Class A all events in the Pennsylvania State Bowling Tournament. Mike Rapechick of Cass stars with 588 team, 630 doubles, and 695 all events for 113 total. Modern Limb and Brace tops Class A team with 3,012. Frank Thompson and Pete Ponick win Class A doubles with 1,115. Russ Ward leads singles with 705.
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Pennsylvania
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Frank Thompson
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Shevanton
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Canton
Dodgers Trip Pirates Behind Power Hitters
Gene Woodling spoiled a bid for 41no. Roy Campanella and Dale Snider drove in four runs each as Jackie Robinson extended his on base streak to eight straight. Rookie Junior Gilliam stole three bases as the Dodgers won their third straight against the Pirates.
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Early Baseball Results and Schedules from Yesterday and Today
National League results include Brooklyn 12 over Pittsburgh 4 and St Louis 4 over Milwaukee 3. Chicago at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at New York were rained or weather affected. American League scores show New York 5 Philadelphia 2 and Washington 4 Boston 0 with St Louis 6 Detroit 11 innings noted. Today’s schedule lists Philadelphia at New York, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, Milwaukee at St Louis, with Washington at Boston and two other games planned.
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Little League drills begin with spring training in snow
The community opens its Laine League spring drills as 9 to 12 year olds report to school at 9:45 for selection in drafts. Attendance at half of the sessions is required. The Teener League coordination meeting at the VFW Post yielded no business due to bad weather, with a second meeting set for Wednesday at 8 o'clock to elect officers and plan the season.
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Ford Captures Golf Tourney At Virginia Beach
Harrison New Yorks Zoug Ford won the Virginia Beach golf tournament with rounds 64 65 87 07 to finish 26 under par at Cavalier Yacht and Country Club. He edged challengers Dick Metz Kus Francis Wininger and Timmy Demaret as the field battled on the par 69 course.
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Harrison
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Cavalier Yacht and Country Club
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Dick Metz
Maple City
Kus
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Wininger
Oklahoma City
Timmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake
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