Drysdale Delivers Shutout In Dodgers Exhibition Victory
Don Drysdale pitched a five hitter for a complete game shutout as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 1-0 in a spring training tilt. Moon doubled and a Gino Lemke triple in the fourth supplied all the runs. Drysdale, 22, shrugged off early nerves, citing a tired elbow now fully awake.
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ABC Tournament Leaders Relax in Reduced Holy Week Schedule
Leaders in the Americas Bowling Congress event may rest as the ABC schedule shrinks for Holy Week. The week focuses on booster division teams averaging under 850, with few open division clubs posing a challenge to the leaders. Tuesday play did not threaten the top teams in any division.
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Reds Face Pitching Crisis as Dark Horses Rise in NL Flag Race
Reds manager Mayo Smith and GM Gabe Pal headline a pitching crisis in Cincinnati with four veteran starters Burks Newcombe Lawrence Nuxhall plus new arms OToole and Graden. Smith notes balance and steady pitching are needed as the lineup features Bell Pinson Lynch Bailey Robinson Temple McMillan and Thomas. The club aims for consistent pitching and run support amid a feast or famine offense, while Chicago Cubs loom next.
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Bowling league scores and outstanding individuals noted
Gary Dingfelder led the Aero Athletics League with a 28h inning score while Byron Nichols and Wayne Skinner posted 407s. In the VFW Ladies loop Pat Shumsky hit 219 and Jean Drabwerk led the VW circuit with 183, Sulu Wojciechomski 180, Teme Dirance 174. Bowl-Ahead rown’s Eogann Bradford had a TD surge as Lois Huth added 11, and Ava clan keylerettes featured Dorothy Lyton with 15 and Denise Marty with 11. Eleanor Sidesss helped the CDA circuit to a 178 singleton victory.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday scores include Detroit 11 Baltimore 1 Kansas City 3 Washington 7 Cincinnati 6 and San Francisco 16 Boston 4 New York 11 Chicago 4. Today’s schedule lists St Louis at Cincinnati in Tampa Philadelphia at Detroit Milwaukee at Los Angeles Chicago 1A at Pittsburgh and more across Florida and Arizona venues.
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City League Cage Finals Set at Wright School Gym
The City League senior division title game pits the Corry Merchants against Carlicle Lumber of Clymer after their strong season finishes. The 6 p.m. main event follows a 7 p.m. third place clash between the National Guard and Hi-Fi Club. The Merchants feature Otisney Ottaway Elchynski Baglen Smith. Carlicle includes Whitney Whitney Bensink King Aikens. Hi-Fi lists Turner Burkhart Burkhart Burkhart McMullin Brigham Skiff. National Guard shows Rowland Roberts Gibson Blakeslee Pieper Hanlin.
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Cardinals and Giants Trade Four Players
The St Louis Cardinals traded pitchers Sam Jones and Don Choate to the San Francisco Giants for Bill White and Ray Jablonski. Jones posted a 14 1 record with a 2 88 ERA last season and Choate is a rookie. White, Giants first baseman in 1955, had military service then retirement. The deal aims to bolster pitching for the Giants and outfield needs for the Cardinals with White likely moving to first base.
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Little Guys Edge Giants in Maurice Stokes Benefit
In a benefit game at Pitt Field House 5,528 fans saw six footers defeat a taller Big Guys squad 79 to 70. Jamie Kimbrough led the Little Guys with 20 points as Don Falenski topped the Big Guys with 19. The event honors Maurice Stokes who suffered a brain ailment and will receive a substantial donated sum.
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Nationals Seek Series Split Against Celtics in NBA Playoffs
Nats aim to even the best of seven against the Boston Celtics as they face key Western and Eastern division rivals. The article notes tension around forecasters and late-season performances, with mentions of Minneapolis and St Louis as teams in contention for final standings.
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Last Nights Hollywood and City Notes
Fragmentary readable items place Last Nights Hollywood with names and places including Mexico City and Boston. The text mentions individuals such as Dany, Mandy, Lopes Wh, Horton, Hoyer Jayvey LAGho, Pennineth, Mi key Dwyer, and others in a loosely connected list without clear events or outcomes.
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Sports In Brief GENERAL
Houston changes in coaching and player status are noted as a sports brief. The text mentions Don Sinan stepping aside after a long tenure as head baseball coach at Roe Triste and references other unnamed figures in the same roundup.
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BU Freshman World High Jump Star Sidelined by Elevator Accident
Boston University freshman John Thomas, holder of the world high jump record, suffered a foot injury in an elevator accident at a BU building. Doctors expect an eight to fourteen week layoff after surgery at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital.
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