Major League Holdouts Across Spring Training Open
Nearly 30 players began spring training with holdouts. Braves trail pennant hopes minus Burdette Janson Bruton while Amaros is sole unsigned for Dodgers amid mixed Yankee, Cleveland, Red Sox and other clubs. Lincoln notes show various players unsigned or recently signed as clubs shape rosters.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Braves
Midwest
Jon Burdette
Emile Janson
Billy Bruton
Bradentown
Brooklyn
Sandy Amaros
Jan Nepion
Elrells
Amaros
Vero Beach
Buzey Hiovasi
New York Yankees
Don Lirsen
Cleveland
Chico Carrasquez
Rudy Regalado
Dick Tomwack
John Gray
Ed Gasque
Sunny Whiten
Billy Klaus
Jim Piersall
Gene Stephens
Boston Red Sox
Billy Hoeft
Detroit
Eddie Robinson
Gil Coan
Kansis City
Maliy McDermott
Yankees
Tom Morgan
Hee Lopen
Hal Sil
Baltimore
Willie Miranda
Orioles
Washington
Roy Sievers
Clint Courtney
Elevie Hernandez
Chicago
Ellis Kinder
Tiny McDonald
Tommy Crown
Larson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chisele Stobbs
Eddie Yost
Nel Chisley
Boston
Ted Lopeto
Detkdly
Roy Hawes
Pitts
Lee Walls
Milwaukee
Jyith
Wes Covington
Frank Torre
Bargmore
Bob Nieman
Rost Favored Over Gonsalves in Madison Square Garden Fight
Johnny Gonsalves from Oakland faces unranked Paolo Rosi in a 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden televised on NBC TV and radio. Rosi holds an upset chance against the 135 pounder with an unbeaten streak and third ranking in the division.
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Ay Xune Uy Munud de
Boxine
Johnny Gonsalves
Oakland
Phillies Seek Trade For Shortstop With Dodgers Doubts
Clearwater report says Philadelphia Phillies general manager Roy Hamey discussed a potential trade with Brooklyn’s vice president Bugzy Bayass for Bill Titus a young. Titus hit 18 homers and batted .266 with St Paul last year. Granny Hamner’s shoulder limits his infield future.
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Ein
Philadelphia, Phillies
Piedsprite
Brooklyn Dotsers
Roy Hamey
Phillies
Bugzy Bayass
Brooklyn
Bill “Titus
St. Paul
Granny Hamner
Heixs wins second straight world championship
In COLORADO SPRINGS Cayo Heixs claimed her second consecutive world title. In JARRANQUILLA Colombia Jandy eliminated Herb Flam in the opening round of the national tournament. Brady A won the Chester town purse after See Me Go was disqualified for interference. Moon Crazy edged Hicks Error in the Panama City purse at Miami. Hunt Plate secured Dania purse at Sunshine Park in Oldsmar. Pine Top defeated Clay Mouse at New Orleans Fair Grounds. Big Flower won the Trailways purse at Hot Springs Oaklawn Park. Mr. Roy led all the way to win in San Mateo events.
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Colo
Cayo
Heixs
Jarranquilla
Colombia
Jandy
Herb Flam
Bqwwie
Brady A
Chester Town
Miami
Moon Crazy
Hicks
Panama City
Roy
Fights in Johannesburg and Los Angeles Highlighted by Quick Scoreouts
Last night in Johannesburg Jimmy Martines from Phoenix defeated Jimmy Hiliot in a ten round decision. In Los Angeles Jimmy Palazzoli of Long Beach outpointed Artie Dixon over ten rounds, another sharp judges’ call.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Jimmy Martines
Phoenix
Arty
Jimmy Hiliot
Los Angeles
Jimmy Palazzoli
Long Beach
Calif
Artie Dixon
Los Aneles
Tar Heels Face Duke In Undefeated Bid Tonight
North Carolina carries a 23-0 record into a key Atlantic Coast Conference clash at Duke as the top-ranked Tar Heels seek to extend the season unbeaten. The slate features ACC battles and national attention this weekend with Duke, South Carolina, Clemson and others in action across major college hoops.
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North Carolina
Tar Heels
Duke
ACC
South Carolina
Clemson
Gamecocks
Grady Wallace
Wallace
Joe Gibbon
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Gibbon
Jim Ashmore
Amas Scouvernette
Gotalbo
Bob Pettit
Louisiana State
Missouri Valley
St. Louis Billikens
Bulea
Oklahoma
Aggies
Drake
Phil Murrell
Bulldogs
Washington and Lee
Davidson
Rickey Named Hitting Coach for Pirates
Branch Rickey, former Pirates general manager, takes over as hitting instructor after George Strisler was stricken. Manager Bobby Bragan says players can benefit from Rickey's guidance as spring training opens and Rickey signs his 1957 contract late last night.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
George Stsler
Pirate
Bobby Bragaty
Syracuse Tips Kerr Cards 32 In Nats Route Pistons
The Syracuse Nationals beat Fort Wayne 123-112 as Johnny Kerr scored 32 and Dolph Schayes 28 while the team extended its winning run versus Western clubs to five of six. New York edged Boston 122-121 in OT as Philadelphia beat Minneapolis 129-112. Arizin led the Warriors with 32, nearing Pettit, while Longdon won his 5,000th race at Arcadia.
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Syracuse Nationals
the Nations Basketball Association
Nats
Fort Wayne
Int Hight
Syracuse
New York
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia
Warriors
Minneapolis
Boston
Johnny Kerr
Dolph Schayes
Pistons
Celtics
Bostom
Paul Arizin
Bob Pettit
Louis
Arizin
Baton Rouge Open leads field at Baton Rouge Country Club
Mayfield Shelley Mayfield and Arnold Palmer pushed to a 688 664 start as the Baton Rouge Open moved into round two. Contenders include Bill Nary Manus de Is Torre Loyd Mangrum and others with Hebert and Lionel Hebert among notable finishers in variable winds and longer-than-expected 6450 yard conditions.
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Mayfield
Baton Rouge
Lafi
Shelley Mayfield
Arnold Palmer
Wbury
N. Y
Fla
Hawkim
el Paso
Tex
Aemy Demaret
Kismesha Lake
Baton Rouge Country Club
Hebert
Louisiana Stalge University
Preitis
Lionel
Wesley Stevenson Prevails In Pineapple Bout At Revere
In Revere Massachusetts Wesley Stevenson of Pineapple Boston outpointed L Morgan of Youngstown Ohio in a 143 pound bout. The main event featured Stevenson using superior reach and footwork to earn the decision against the visiting rival.
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Revere
Mass
Wesley
Stevenson
Boston
Tigers View '57 Season With New Confidence
Lakeland Florida, spring camp opens with Detroit Tigers buoyant after major changes including new owners and manager Jack Tighe. Eight players join from last year as Felver joins board. Tighe expects improved overall strength and ready replacements. Knorr recalls past club spirit despite fifth place.
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Tigers
Lakeland
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Emlsi
Henley Field
Jack Tighe
Tigers Buyout Sparks Revitalized Club Spirit Change
Felzer led an 11 man syndicate that paid 54 million dollars for the Tigers last summer. The group aims to revitalize the organization from top to bottom, stressing a right spirit and winning attitude as inseparable from victory.
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Felzer
Tigers
Bowling results highlight Marion Bulard lead with 214
Marion Bulard topped the women's bowling last night with a 214 and a 512 series while Joanhe Beardsley 202 and Rose Gluvna 200 also posted strong scores. Verna Baressi 185 and 182 and Helen Fox 176 followed in the city league action. In the men's division P Craker rang up a 200. The VFW Ladies A League results show Sawyers Studio in front. Collective scores from first night matches show Evans Beauty Salon and Corry wallpaper entries with totals across four teams.
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Joanhe Beardsley
Rose Gluvna
Verna ‘Baressi
Helen Fox
P. Craker
VFW
Sawyers Studio
Evans Beauty Salon
Corry Wallpaper & Pain
Corry-Jamestown
Evans
Corny-Jamest
Sawyer's Studio
Corry
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