Indians bank on Daytona Beach farm system payoff
Close to the scene at Cleveland's training base in Tucson, the Indians expect to reap dividends from the $150,000 Daytona Beach farm program started in 1950. More than half the spring camp players are Daytona grads, including key pitchers Herb Score Don Moss Ray Narleski and outfielder Al Smith. Naragon Santiago also spent 1955 with Cleveland, with Naragon backing Hean and Santiago in relief roles. Dozens of camp players trace to Daytona and many are viewed as future regulars, with prospects like Gasque Minnick Murszewski Tuttles Grace Jones and Caffie among those considered ready for a rise.
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Cleveland Indians
Florida
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Hal Naragon
Jose Santiago
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Jim Hean
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Stan Pawlosii
Stu Locklin
Rocky Colavito
Ed Gasque
Don Min
Nick
Marion Murszewski
Stan Pitule
Lavern Grace
Allen Jones
Joe Caffie
Daytona Beach
Injured Rosen to start spring with Indians
Cleveland Indians third baseman Frank Robinson, no, to be precise Al Rosen, is nursing a sore right shoulder as spring exhibition opens against the New York Giants. Club trainer Dr. William R. Manning says strained muscles limit Rosen for five days with light floor exercises. Manager Al Lopez faces restless nights until Rosen proves he can shake the injury and stay healthy for the season opener.
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Scholastic Basketball Scores Mistery City Championships
Consolidation and district results show alternately named teams and scattered scores across multiple leagues. Notable items include Pennsylvanian Catholic and Pittsburgh districts, Philadelphia city title hints, and varied high school match scores with inconsistent OCR artifacts.
Major Leagues Open Exhibition Game Schedule
Major League open exhibition games begin as 16 teams prep for 1956.rookie pitchers Chuck Templeton Ben Flowers Red Murff Mel Held John Briggs Al Worthington start for Dodgers Cardinals Cubs Orioles Giants and others in Florida Arizona and Miami venues.
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Red Murff
Mel Held
John Briggs
al Worthington
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Arizona
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Herb Score
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Dick Brodowski
Detroit
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Tampa
Corry Gunners Return to Victory at Lawrence Park
Corry Class A shooters beat Lawrence Park 1196 to 1162 led by Eugene Davis with 244. Rumsey led the losers at 241 as Marther starred for the Class B win over Parkers 1169 to 1123 with 239. Durham added 230 for Corry. detailed scores and positions listed.
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Lightburn stays light as he steamrolls Khalfi in MSG
Ludwig Lightburn dominated Hoacine Khalfi at Madison Square Garden to win his seventh straight, weighing around the lightweight limit and injuring Khalfi with sharp, powerful punches. Critics debate Lightburn's ability to reach 135 pounds while pursuing a title shot against Wallace Smith, with some saying he must cut weight drastically. Referee Goldstein and judges all favored Lightburn, and AP tally marked 19-0 for the victory.
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Bud) Smith
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Hoacine Khalil
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Khalfi
Luddie
Goldstein
Frank Forbes
Bert Grant
Lightburn
Meadville vs Hickory Tonight in District 10 Showdown
Meadville High hosts Hickory Township in a crucial District 10 final as the Bulldogs seek a fourth consecutive title. Farrell High gym is expected to be packed with 2,700 to 2,800 fans for an 8 o clock tipoff after Meadville sold out all tickets.
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Farrell
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Keg Tourney Lineup Set for City Bowling Event
War entries filed by 27 teams 51 doubles squads and 88 singles for the Men’s City Bowling Association tournament at Bowl-Are. Opening day features team competition with 1 30 p m shifts at Leon and Hank’s Blue Bonnet Bowl-Aire B Eachof Her’s Soft Drinks Raymond’s and Ajax Engines 1 45 shift Jaycees Al’s Clothes Shop All-Way Electric Paul’s Men’s Weir McInnes Steel and Davis Insurance.
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Santee Plans Milwaukee Mile Run Amid Court Ruling
Santee, a Marine Corps lieutenant, plans to run the Milwaukee Journal Mile tonight in Milwaukee despite a lifetime suspension fight with the Amateur Athletic Union. A New York judge extended an injunction allowing entry, with Santee arriving in Milwaukee and eager to improve on last year’s 4:08 time.
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Game Officials To Tag Beaver Pelts On Monday
District Game Protector Elmer Simpson and Deputy Protector Lyle Watrous will tag beaver pelts at the Corry Rod and Gun Club from 7:00 to 10:00 Monday evening. Pelts taken this season must be marked within 10 days, so trappers should attend. Buyers will bid on skins, with average pelts unlikely to exceed $12 and blankets possibly up to $20.
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Hat of Tostvear
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Elmer Simpson
Lyle Watrous
Corry Rod Nfid
Wininger and Bigham Lead Pensacola Open Tie
Wininger of Oklahoma City and George Bigham of Kansas City surged to the front at the Pensacola Open halfway after 36 holes. Both posted five under par 138 to sit two shots clear as Dick Masterson and Arnold Palmer posted six under 66s.
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FIA
Bob Wininger
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Kanaaa City
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Dick Masterson
Oakmont
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Refugee predicts Soviet disappointment on Davis Cup entry
A Czech defector, living in New York while seeking citizenship, says Russia seeks Davis Cup entry for propaganda but will not risk joining until certain of victory. He argues tennis favors individual skill and heart, noting the Kremlin would need touring teams to compete with the United States and Australia.
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Stengel says Tribe and Red Sox will challenge Yankees
Casey Stengel picks the Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox as the likeliest trouble for the New York Yankees in the 1956 American League pennant race. He cites Boston’s off season moves and Cleveland’s strong pitching as key factors. The Reds? contends, Detroit and Chicago also pose threats.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Casey Stengel
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New York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago
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Red Sox
Yankee
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Mickey Veron
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