Redleg Hurler Goes Full Route To Nip Tigers 2 1
Pitcher Joe Nuxhall went the distance as the Cincinnati Redlegs edged the Philadelphia Phillies 6 2 in a spring showcase. Other results: Red Sox 5 Cubs 3 Braves 6 Yankees 5 Orioles 5 Giants 4 Cardinals 7 White Sox 4 Athletics 7 Pirates 6 Dodgers 5 Reds 8 Senators 3.
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Turner, Logart Clash Tonight For Welterweight Title
Turner of Philadelphia seeks a title shot against Logart in a televised Madison Square Garden bout. Logart, ranked second to Tony DeMuirco, faces a $50,000 challenge from Eddie Matuz as he aims to upset Turner and claim the welterweight championship bid.
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Branca Retires From Baseball After Dodgers Shuffle
Ralph Branca, 31, bows out after Brooklyn Dodgers tie to move him to Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast League. Once a key pitcher with a 12- record in 1947, Branca cites life insurance interests as his new path, ending a long major league career marked by the Thomson pennant game.
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Brooklyn
Turan
Bowling results highlight big scores in last night’s league
Chuck Hichyasu rolled a 368 as part of a 9 608 series to lead the evening. Harold Coan added 244 and Eyland Harvey 210 207. Other notable scores included Ted Froehlich 416 Disk Morton 200 Allan Hasbrouck 205 Cy Young 216 Jack Stahl 208 Pronk Puchley 204 Bob Damon 209 Albert Marty Jr 214. In the women’s category M Hnotyseyn led with 194, Elsie Hixson 188 Dorothy Morton 182 Mation Bulard 115.
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Harold Coan
Eyland Harvey
Ted Froehlich
Disk Morton
Allan Hasbrouck
Cy Young
Jack Stahl
Pronk Puchley
Bob Damon
Albert Marty Jr
M. Hnotyse
Oklahoma Eyes NCAA Mat Crown
Oklahoma aims for its third NCAA wrestling title led by Dan Hodge as the favored star at 11 pounds. The Sooners feature a strong lineup including Beales Hodge Gordon Roesler Dick Delgada Bobby Lyons Rex Edger and others with Penn State Pitt and Minnesota seen as top challengers.
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Hell
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Gordon Roesler
Dick Delgada
Bobby Lyons
Rex Edger
Oklahoma A&m
Penn State
Pitt
Minnesota
Fights Result From Saginaw to Revere Card
Last night in Saginaw Mickey Crawford 47 of Saginaw outpointed Paddy DeMarco 145 Brooklyn over ten rounds. In Los Angeles Jimmy Patuscola 164 South Gate outpointed Joe Shaw 162 New York. In Revere Bobby King 178 Everett stopped Paul Rudd 168 Syracuse in nine.
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Crawford
Paddy
DeMarco
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Jimmy Patuscola
South Gate
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Joe Shaw
New York
Revere
Mass
Bobby King
Everett
Rudd
Syracuse
One-Armed Boy Leads Class B Title Bid Amid Doubts
Patty Cyphers, an 18 year old from Fountain Hill Bethlehem, plays varsity level basketball with one arm ending below the elbow. He shoots from the left corner and handles free throws with a push shot. Coach Charley Dobbs says Cyphers is an inspiration who overcame his handicap to help Fountain Hill defend its Class B title against Shank Valley at Westminster College.
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Regul Jay Moor
Charley Dobbs
Dubbs
Jr High Track Squad Aims to Break School Marks
Junior High track coach Carl Linbore will select the cream of ninth graders to push for varsity slots and chase school records in events not yet recorded. Ninth grade boys listed include Abt, Brundage, Davison, Earle, Gates, Herbers, Joyce, Lacey, Maloney, McFadden, McVicker, Munsee, Phillips, Rieck, Smith, Stewart, Wells, Vanik, and Taggart. Historical marks since 1949 cover sprints, jumps, throws, and relays, with several events still lacking records.
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Carl Linbore
Fred Abt
John Brundage
Jim] Davison
D m—Earle
Dave—Gates
Dick Herbers
Tom Joyce
Roger , Lacey
Jim Maloney
Bill McFadden
Bob McVicker
Gary Munsee
Gary Phillips
LeRoy Rieck
John Smith
Doug Stewart
John Wells
Jim
Vanik
Joe Taggart
James HM
Larry Varis Gerhoof
James Hill
James Coates
Ronald Marsh
Tom Potocki
Harold
Holly) McLean
James Hannan
Jerry Slaughter
Jack Scott
A's Stay In Kansas City Vetoed Over Admission Tax
The Kansas City Finance Committee returned the proposed five percent admissions tax on sports events to the City Council with a kill recommendation after warnings from A's President Arnold Johnson that passage might force a franchise move. Merchants' representatives urged veto, arguing the tax would hurt business and be bad faith. Local context notes Michigan State basketball captain George Ferguson described as a veteran student.
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Arnold Johnson
A's
Merchants’Association
Kansas City
Johnson
West Pair Beach
Pia
Reds Kept From Rally as AHL Playoff Lead Grows
Providence Reds were blanked 2-0 by the Rochester Americans to fall behind 2-0 in the best of seven semifinal. Cleveland Barons upended Hershey Bears 4-2 to even their series at one each, while Hershey prepares for a return visit from Cleveland Saturday.
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Kraftcheck
Cal Stearn
Michigan’s Myers wins 1500m at NCAA championships
In Chapel Hill Fritz Myers of Michigan edged Yslee Ellison to win the 1500 meters in the NCAA championships with a time of 19 minutes 42.8 seconds. Across events Gordon Glisson, champion rider of 1949, rode Mighty Chief to victory in Gulfstream’s race of champions, while at Bowie Will of Allan won the top Bowery event by a neck over Trish Cheer.
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Fritz Myers
Michigan
Ysle
Ay Ellison
Miami
Fla
Gordon Glisson
Mighty Chief
Gulfstream
Bowie
Will of
Allan
Trish
Would You Have Done the Squeeze in Mantle Era Yankee Game
A damaged recount of a 5 4 loss to the Chicago White Sox at Yankee Stadium in front of about 61 000 fans. The piece centers on managerial decisions around early June and includes questions about squeezing bunt decisions involving Rizzuto Mantle and other players.
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Ciengo
White Sox
Yankees
New York
Mickey Mintie
Yort Brera
Bill Bhoween
Joe Collins
Andy Caray
Piu Puexidor
Johnny Ugk
Rizzuto
Gombie
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Hale
Shates Losterty
Mantle
Evra
Fanks
Chester Meets Sharon In Try For First State Title
Chester High, led by Coach Forwand, seeks its first state basketball title as unbeaten Sharon High, led by Mark DuMars, arrives for a Glass A final showdown. Chester’s fast break and sharp shooting face Sharon’s 27 straight wins and strong defense in a bid to end a four-year wait for a state crown.
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Bobby Forwand
Clippers
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Paleston
Farrell
Lower Merion
Reading
Hershey
Sharon
Mark DuMars
Bengals
Pittsburgh
Oliverich
Billy” Wilson
Jerry Foster
Uttle Charley Davidson
Sharen
Bud Laycock
Plan for New Pro Football League Meeting in Baltimore
Millard T. Lang announced a February 15 invitation to mayors and officials to attend a closed meeting in Baltimore on April 6 to organize a new professional football league aimed at a 1958 launch. The plan envisions a noble division with teams from New York Baltimore Buffalo Minneapolis Milwaukee Boston Chicago Detroit and a Southern division including Miami New Orleans Atlanta Louisville St Louis Kansas City Houston and Dallas, modeled closer to college play than the NFL.
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United ‘States Football League, Inc
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Azalea Open yields lead for Finsterwald in first round
Don Finsterwald fired a six under par 66 to take a three stroke lead over Dutch Harrison and Mike Sotichuk after the opening round in Wilmington North Carolina at the Azalea Open.
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N.C
Don Finsterwald
Dutch Harrison
Mike Sotichuk
Pittsfield
Pitt's Field
Youngsville
Tae Colonel Drake
Landran
Ginete
Bmotdsyday
Ben Sneson
Reed
Dodgers expose base running flaws in spring tilt at West Palm Beach
Bragan fielded his regular lineup as Brooklyn faced the Kansas City Athletics in a spring exhibition at West Palm Beach. The A’s won while the Pirates drew 18 baserunners but several aggressive moves were useless as two Pirates were left stranded on third base during quick outs.
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Min Lobby
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She Onke
Brooklyn
Tome
Dodgers
Bick
Bobby
West Palm Beach
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Pirates
TV Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4 Tonight
WBEN TV Buffalo lists a full Saturday slate from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM with children’s theatre, westerns, news, theater, and sports. The lineup includes Gene Autry Show, Sheriff of Cochise, Captain Kangaroo, Tales of the Texas Rangers, Gunsmoke, and Saturday Playhouse among others, plus the Buccaneers and local sports updates.
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Cochise
Playhouse of Stars
Museum of Science
Texas Rangers
Let's
Miss Brooks
The
Buccaneers
Jackie Gleason
O Susanna
Jeanie
Sarvice
W. W. Waterhouse
Pontiac - Buick Sales & Service
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Fighter Denies Negro Parentage At Hearings
New Orleans lightweight contender Ralph Dipis faced claims he was born to Negro parents as the Louisiana State Athletic Commission opened a three hour executive session on the matter. Attorney Yor Dupas said he needed time to prepare, delaying the hearing until Tuesday. Promoter Heard Ragas projected a potential fifty thousand dollar gate for Dipis’ April 8th bout against Vince Martinez.
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Louisiana State Athietic Commission
Sam Monk Zelden
Yor Dupas
Dupas
Mee
Vince “Martinex
Ragas
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