Rookie hurlers lift Redlegs past Pirates in exhibition
Rookie players from Scantlebury to Tettelback drive wins in spring exhibitions. Scantlebury and Taylor shine on mound for Cincinnati, while Pisoni powers Baltimore with two homers and a double. Esposito fuels Chicago White Sox rally as Stengel watches promising talent. Murky lineups also note Lieber homers for Yankees and several others in varied spring games.
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Officials To Meet In Chicago For Little League Congress
Delegates from 256 districts representing over 4 000 teams converge in Chicago for the first annual Congress of Little League Baseball. The event shapes policy, discusses local and national problems, and reviews league management, boundary lines, the minor league system, tournament pay, and length of leagues.
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Associated Press
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Fredonia Loses In Cage Playoffs Re Accnntated Prong
Harrisburg reports the defending Class G state champion Fredonia was eliminated from district playoffs. Williamsburg whipped Fredonia 61 to 0 as Wampuri and Mes Keenpor also fell, signaling new state tournament contenders. Also noted were tonight’s matchups and a boxing results line.
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Dons Marked As NCAA Cage Tourney Favorites
In Evanston, San Francisco faces likely upsets as Southern Methodist and Iowa battle for a chance to challenge the defending champions. San Francisco credits a 53 game win streak and 27-0 season, while Iowa or Temple loom as potential upsets before meeting the Dons. Iowa, led by a balanced lineup, seeks a path through Temple after a 20-game run.
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Associated Press
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Hawks
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Owls
Mrs R Morton Named President of Bowling Group
Mrs R Morton is named president of the city Women s Bowling Association for the current season. The session at the Municipal Building was presided by President Mrs Reade Langhurst with fifty members present. Officers elected include Mrs Richard Morton president and Miss Julia Zepka secretary.
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Andrew Sventok
Toppazzini Leads Scoring Race With Week Left
With one week remaining in the regular season, Zollio Toppaaini of the Providence Feds appears to hold a commanding lead in the American Hockey League scoring race. He has 39 goals and 26 assists for 105 points, ahead of Willie Marshall of Pittsburgh who has 43 goals and 50 assists for 96 points. Henry leads Providence with 48 goals, while Mayer of Pittsburgh tops goaltending. teammate Jack Blends has logged 188 penalty minutes.
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Providence Feds
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Ader
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Dayton Opens Bid For NIT Cage Title Tonight
Dayton, top seed, faces Xavier of Cincinnati in the NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. St Joseph’s meets Seton Hall while St Francis of Brooklyn advances past Niagara in overtime. Louisville eliminates Duquesne as Dayton’s foe hopes hinge on Xavier after Dave Prentex was booted for rules violations.
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New Orleans fighter Charley Jo Joseph wins wide decision
New Orleans welterweight Charley Jo Joseph outpointed George Johnson of Trenton New Jersey scoring ten middleweight style hits in a match whose exact weights could not be determined.
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George Johnson
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Bowling Results PRO BASKETBALL QUARTERFINAL NOTES
Syracuse defeats Boston 101 98 in a tied best of four. Minneapolis blasts St Louis 193 75 to tie their best of three at 1 1.
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World Series Hero Podres Joins Navy Training Center
World Series hero Johnny Podres of the Brooklyn Dodgers reported to the Bainbridge Naval Training Center for induction. The 23 year old miner's son from Witherbee New York described Navy bunks as too soft and slept on a wooden table before returning to processing at 4 am for further steps.
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Munger Working Hard To Make Pirates Comeback
FORT MYERS Fla One of the hardest workers in the Pirates training camp is veteran pitcher George Munger age 33 who hopes for a major league return He spent nine seasons with the Cardinals led Hollywood PCL with a 23 8 record and posted a 158 ERA last year He is willing to start or relieve to aid Pittsburgh.
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All-Star Basketball Team Picks Highlight Green Lead
Si Green narrowly tops AP All Pennsylvania basketball voting with 16 percent from sportswriters and coaches. Temple’s Hal Lear and Guy Rodgers join Green on the first team. second team includes Bob Gall, Fran O'Mualay, Joe Sturgis, Jake Hinduelek, Jack Crossan, and Jim Radcliffe. Green, a two time All American, plus teammates showcase strong rebounding and scoring as St Joseph’s claims a bid to the National Invitation Tournament.
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Holphei
Bavi Bul
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Lear
Bowling Scores Highlight Local Meet And Nearby Upsets
Holthouse 201 and Dick Hurlbut 205 lead a crowded field. Geran 293 and Merkle 634 series headline the late evening maple meet. Other strong scores include Staples 202, Bemis 205, Williams 02, Dunnewald 200, Lic hus 205, and New York opponent Khelfa 169 in a Brooklyn bout.
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