Yankees Face Left Field Shuffle in Spring Camp
The New York Yankees early spring drills in St. Petersburg spotlight a crowded outfield derby. Henrich likely at first base with DiMaggio a fixture in center, leaving seven contenders for the left field spot including Woodling Bauer Mapes Lindell Wakefield Delsing and Jensen. Wakefield could win the job if he recaptures Detroit form, while Delsing appears bound for the minors.
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Ralph Carroll Sets Pace In City Bowling Singles
Ralph Carroll bowled a 600 series at Bowl-Atre to lead the City Bowling Association singles. Ed Bar-Storit and Merton Fitch posted strong sets. doubles leaders emerged as Carroll and Fitch, with Barr and others posting high handicapped totals and numerous high game scores in a crowded standings report.
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Stahl-Weis
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Russell-Loveland
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Dorman-Youne
Hurlbut-Carroll
Keeler- Hanlon
State to Stock 2,150,000 Trout In Pennsylvania Waterways
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania plans a one month fishing ban from midnight March 14 to 5 am April 15 on stocked streams lakes and ponds except rivers to protect the 2,150,000 trout valued over 18 tons and other stockings including 629,600 bass 584,000 sunfish and 373,500 carp as Scholastic basketball outcomes from District 11 and WPIA semis and a Jersey Joe Walcott win are noted alongside boxing results.
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Jim's Keystone Keglers Lose To Ed's Esso In League Night
Jim's Keystone Keglers were upset in all three games by Ed's Esso but kept a 10 game lead in the Clymer Bowling League standings at second place. Clymer Drug was blanked by GLP as Clymer Banke won two games and gained four points from Arb's Barbers and Clymer Bag. American Legion struggled in head to head with Clymer League rivals as scores show.
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Westminster Victors in NAIB Tournament Showdown
Westminster clinched a NAIB tournament win in Kansas City as six more teen teams played first round games at Municipal Auditorium. Davis and Elkins defeated St Thomas College 95 to 73, Hamline beat Regis College 74 to 66, Westminster College of Pennsylvania edged Connecticut Teachers 82 to 10, and Pepperdine trounced American University 64 to 30.
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Kentucky Faces Darkhorse CCNY in National Invitation Test
Associated Press reports coach Adolph Rupp touts Kentucky as a top potential five, built mainly of sophomores, aiming to surpass past Wildcat marks. Lasalle is rated three points stronger than Duquesne as the NIT semifinals unfold with strong teams like Bradley, St. John’s and Syracuse advancing.
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Arizin and Cooper Star on AP All State Five
Philadelphia March 11 A AP all state five selects ten players from Pennsylvania colleges. Arizin of Villanova and Cooper of Duquesne headline a balanced lineup with five from the east four from the west and one from the central section. The team includes Larry Foust Chuck Bartaackovich Walter Harvis Paul Screcks Ed Daler Bill Milevy George Davidson and Al McCullough.
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Bucky) Harvis
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Armin
Faust
Mikey
Rybound
Baseball Briefs From Camps
Phoenix reports Jack Hillam and Harshman shined early for New York Glads in Grapefruit action. Hillam driven by solid hitting 730 with six hits in eight at bats, plus a home run for Cleveland Indiana and Bearden mixed results in early drills. Pirates and Angels split gloves with Fletcher and Werle in spring scramble as pick-off emphasis grows in Tucson games.
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New York Giant
Ransom Paces Field In Tourney At Palm Beach
Touring golf pros join amateurs for the second round of the $10,000 Seminole Golf Club amateur pro tournament in Palm Beach. Henry Ransom of St Andrews led 42 pros after 18 with a three under par opening. Others within one stroke of the lead include B J Harrison Lew Worsham Jimmy Demaret and Roberto Di Vicenzo.
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Dutch) Harrison
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Landover
Homestead Allentown Advance In Cage Play
Homestead and Allentown win to reach the PIAA basketball semifinals in Pitt Stadium. Monessen seeks a 34th straight victory against Farrell as Franke Janosik’s Greyhounds and Eddie McCluskey’s Steelers clash. Allentown and Lehigh Valley teams also advance to key district finals in Philadelphia and Harrisburg.
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Titone Beats Leigh in Brooklyn Photo Finish Bout
Washington fighter Charley Titone from Brooklyn outpointed Galvin Leigh of Rochester New York in a ten round boxing match with a clear decision. Leigh fought valiantly but Titone claimed victory on points, securing the win in a tightly contested clash.
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Galvin Leigh
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