Tigers Hopeful as Spring Camp Opens in Lakeland
Detroit Tigers begin spring drills at Lakeland Florida with Billy Martin driving the bullish talk. Manager Jack Tikhe backs the club as 80 percent better on mound and defense. Only 17 players from last year’s 857 spring roster return, new signees include Aguirre Drake McDermott Morgan Rozman Shaw Stump and Hegan Thompson plus outfielders Greengrass Taylor Zernial and Osborn.
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New Strategy Aims Tigers At Higher Season Versus Yankees
Detroit boss Tighe maps a new plan for the Bengals to beat everyone else and settle for weaker yields against the Yankees. He recalls KC’s 14 wins as the Yanks took 19 from the A’s last summer and cites challenges from Chiceeo and Cleveland with White Sox pitching. With rail of starting hurlers Bunning Lory Hoeft and Foytack, the Tigers face hitting gaps despite stars Kaline Kuenn and Maxwell. Off-field changes include banning poker and dice, capping stakes, restricting golf to post workouts, and a broader revamp likely to affect autumn outcomes.
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Snort Shorts alvadville High Senoor's volleyball triumphs
Snort Shorts alvadville High Senoor's volleyball team won its second straight Crawford County League championship by beating Conneaut Lake 16-6 and 15-8. The Bulldogs set sights on the District 10 crown at Conneaut Valley. Urban Dresser Linesville High School basketball coach was elected Crawford County Athletic League president. AP second team all American Lloyd Sharrar will bring former West Virginia teammate Hot Rod Hundiey to Meadville April 8 for an all star game. Also noted are Franklin's Ted Marchibyoda and Allegheny's Dim Newton.
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Logart and Akins Set For Semifinal Showdown Tonight
In a dramatic semifinal of the elimination tournament Logart faces veteran Virgil Akins in a 10-round bout for a potential welterweight title shot. Logart is the 7-8 favorite as the two clash amid guarantees of $29,000 each and a path to Vince Martinez. Basilio’s title reign remains under discussion with Robinson next Tuesday in Chicago. Last night’s fights report Jorgen sen and sparring notes from Los Angeles list results and contenders.
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Collins Bucks Sale To Phillies Quits Baseball
The first baseman Joe Collins of the New York Yankees retired from baseball after being sold to Philadelphia for the $10,000 waiver price. Collins, 35, from St. Petersburg, Florida, had sought a first-base job after Dave Bouchee’s incident, but Bouchee is in psychiatric treatment. The Phillies’ manager Mayo Smith shifted Harry Anderson to the outfield as Frank Herrera debuted at first in an exhibition loss to the Yankees.
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Pirates End Slump with 7-4 Win Over Athletics
In Fort Myers, Ronne Klin and Elray Fage pitched well for the Pirates to beat the Kansas City Athletics 7-4. Errors by Kansas City helped Pittsburgh's offense in the third inning. Roberto Clemente contributed with a triple, and Clemente ignited an early surge as the Pirates capitalize on miscues.
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Veteran Yankee slugger Joe Collins retires after sale
In St Petersburg the veteran Yankee first baseman Joe Collins retired from baseball following a sale to the Philadelphia Phillies. In Miami Scansion (85.50) defeated Lady Larve by a narrow margin at Gulfstream, with Mire placing second.
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Dayton and Xavier Face Off In NIT Final
Dayton beat St Johns 80-56 and Xavier topped St Bona 72-53 in semifinal play at Madison Square Garden setting up a championship clash. Dayton coach Tom Black lamented the pairing while Xavier guard Hank Stein sparked the win with 27 points as Don Lane, Fran Case and Jack McCarthy led Dayton’s scoring in a CBS telecast finale.
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Bowling Results from Bowl-Aire League Night
The Bowl-Aire leagues saw high scores from Joe Suitticki and Norma Walters among others. Dale Paige led in some marks while Ropme Burdick Joe Geremnim and Marie Watts achieved notable 200 plus games. League standings include Corry Pharmacy Ajax Pumps MeThnes Steel and Johnson Bros with top totals around 2400 to 2900 in team results.
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Scholastic Cage Playoffs District Round Recap
District 101 Fredonia defeated Port Allegany 60 91 to advance as Inter District Class B preliminaries concluded. District 24 Scotland and District 1 Jenkintown also progressed with close wins amid the hectic playoff schedule.
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Pinehurst Qualifying Medal Windy With Three Over Par
Mrs. Philip Cuddne of West Caldwell New Jersey earned a qualifying medal with a three over par score during the Nort and South Auteur event at Pinehurst. Local golfers reported strong play and tight standings as weather tempered the rounds.
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Kentucky, Temple, K State, Seattle set for NCAA semis
Louisville scene hosts the semifinals as Kentucky meets Temple and Kansas State faces Seattle. Kentucky seeks a record 10th title under coach Adolph Rupp, while Temple rides a 25 game win streak and Seattle is the lone at large survivor. Baylor, Baylor none allowed.
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Men's Bowling Tournament Kicks Off Tonight in Corry
ARN leads the Corry Men's Bowling Association as the 14th finish tournament opens at Bowl-Aire alleys on East Washington. Meeting at 7 PM for team events features Raymond League teams plus Bowl-Aire League participants. Alley assignments set before matches. play continues this week and resumes March 26, 29, and 30.
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Third of a Series Even With Williams Red Sox No Great Threat
Sarasota Florida spring notes on the Boston Red Sox crimea 39 year old Ted Williams limited by injuries. With Williams outfield strong led by Piersall Jensen and Keough. Infield unsettled though Buddin back from Army and Consalo impressing. Pitching solid with Brewer Sullivan Nixon Sisler Fornieles Baumann and Smith.
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Erie County Trout Travels 100 Miles
The State Fish Commission reported a 10 inch rainbow trout captured in the Niagara River at Lewistown N C after migrating from Crooked Creek in Erie County. The fish was described as tired and half dead after its 100 mile journey down Lake Erie into the Niagara River and over Niagara Falls. The agency noted it was not a record holder. A small mouth bass reportedly traveled 500 miles from Crooked Creek in 1956 and was hooked 73 days later in the Ohio River at New Albany Tet.
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Lincoln Downs tops with 70 mph run in snowstorm
Lincoln Downs wins top event as riders push limits through a snowstorm. a 70 mile per hour rust event highlights the race with R. Lincoln in red leading the field.
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Brooklyn Star Tops NCAA Small College All-Stars
The 1958 NCAA Small College All-America selections include Brooklyn Star leading the first team with a 5-11 guard from Brooklyn who propelled South Dakota to the title. Dick Barnett headlines a strong list, joined by Jim Smith, Mel Peterson, Bennie Swain, and other named players, with four Negroes on the first team. The second and third teams feature players from Brandeis, American International, St. Michaels, Scranton, and more, reflecting regional and school diversity.
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