Chrisley homers three times in Senators exhibition win over Tigers
Outfielder Neil Chrisley belted three straight homers, including a bases loaded shot, as the Washington Senators defeated Detroit 10-5 in an exhibition game. Russ Kommerer pitched six innings for the win, with Joe Cunningham and other sluggers contributing in the day’s ballpark action.
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Antonelli Bests in 6-5 Los Angeles Exhibition
In an exhibition at Mesa Arizona the Giants beat the Dodgers 6 to 5 as Willie Mays homered and Minoso collected two hits in three official appearances. Ted Antonelli pitched briefly, while Score, nursing a sprained ankle, allowed a homer by Dick Williams and was briefly challenged before finishing.
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The Giants show optimism at camp as several players improve. Daryl Spencer shifts from fielding to shortstop with power, hitting .249 last season. Willie Kirkland, a rookie, battles for right field after military service, while Hank Bauer anchors left field.
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Silky 2 1 Favorite Agua Caliente Derby Hope
The piece notes Silky Sullivan as a 2 to 1 favorite in the Agua Caliente future book for the Kentucky Derby with Tim Tam listed as the 4 to 1 second choice. It references spring training, Giants backstop tests, and optimism for a return to the first division in 1938.
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Robinson KO prediction frames Chicago bout with Basilio
Trainer Harry Wiley forecast a knockout for Sugar Ray Robinson before his March 25 title defense against Carmen Basilio in Chicago Stadium. Basilio, traveling from New York to Syracuse and then Chicago, prepares at Johnny Coulon’s gym while Robinson rests in New York and trains at Joe Louis’ gym. Basilio pledges to press the attack and avenge past losses, while Robinson aims to overcome underdog status with sharper punching.
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Aragon Faces L A Hearing Over Alleged Feb. 23 Strife
Los AngelesBoxer Aragon met with the city attorney regarding a possible misdemeanor complaint linked to a dispute with promoter Richard Benedict. The previous night Aragon won a 10round decision against Chico Vejar in Hollywood, California.
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Robertson Near Nat's Point Title clinches on 86 point NCAA record
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati finished the season with 984 points in 28 games averaging 35.1 points per game after an NCAA tournament record 86 points in Cincinnati's 97-62 win over Arlan Sas in the consolation game. Elgin Baylor trails by needing 116 points in two games to catch him. Baylor and Seattle U. both posted strong seasons with Baylor averaging 32.38 points per game.
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Temple Ace Hurt in NCAA Regional Final
Temple University's guard American Guy Rodgers was hospitalized at Temple Hospital with a back injury after the Owls won the NCAA Regional Crown in Charlotte. He jarred his back running into a table and was first listed as minor after the Maryland game, then worsened before Dartmouth.
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National Cage Title At Stake Next Saturday
National Invitation Tournament finals loom with Kentucky, Temple and St. Bonaventure advancing to semi finals. In the West Regional Elgin Baylor of Seattle top all star picks while Kansas State, Temple, and St. John’s chase final four spots. Boozer shores up Kansas State scoring as regional play reveals strong performances.
Seattle Bears Rally To Narrow NCAA Final Outlook
Western champion Seattle cleared another hurdle in the NCAA chase, pulling out a late overtime win over California 64-62 at the Cow Palace. Brown sparked the rally with a critical corner jumper, then Baylor’s late pressure kept the Bears in it as Robinson and McIntosh spearheaded the Chiefs.
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Four 63s Lead At Hayward Club Championship
Hayward Golf Club opens with a nine under par 63 by Harry Taylor and John Joseph tying for the lead in the best ball championship. Joe McGlinchey Joé Tiago and Erv Evanson Holt Aillingtor pairing lead the first flight alongside many teams within five strokes of the leaders.
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Ford's 278 Tops Pensacola Golf
Ford's 278 edged Pensacola Golf in a tight competition to claim top honors. The victory showcased steady drives and key putts by Ford, with Pensacola Golf scoring solid rounds but falling short at the final tally.
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Five More Added To Masters Field At Augusta
Five more players joined the Masters field for the April 7-8 tournament at Augusta National. Pros Mike Souchak Gene Littler George Bayer and amateurs Don Cherry Nick Westlock were added. Bayer and Westlock were invited for Canadian championships wins.
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Bev Hanson Wins Augusta Golf Title
Beverly Hanson of India California captured the 19th annual Women’s Titleholders Championship at Augusta Georgia with a one under par 299 for 72 holes. Hanson edged Betty Dodd of San Antonio by five strokes as she carded a steady round to seal her first Titleholders win and her first tour victory since last year’s Smoky Open.
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Hoad Loses to Gonzales as Baby News Spreads
Lew Hoad of Australia fell 7-5 to Pancho Gonzales in Palm Beach. The match narrowed Hoad's lead to two wins in the professional tour while Gonzales pulled ahead in the race with 38 wins to 20 for Hoad. The Australian star learned of the birth of his second daughter in Melbourne shortly before the match.
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Double Winners In NCAA Basketball History
Oklahoma, JR. and OMT. 1945 1948 Kentucky 1948 19 and San Francisco 1935 1956 stand as the only schools to win consecutive NCAA Basketball Championships.
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