Rumors Fly Over 110000 S F Bid For Top Outfielder
Arizona camp chatter centers on Gene Woodling possibly moving from Cleveland to Baltimore while Giants pursue lefty outfielder Don Mueller after selling Mueller to Chicago. Trade wind hints swirl around Masters prep and Giants’ San Francisco camp talks amid a flurry of camps and rumors.
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Boxing Card and Baseball Game Slated This Weekend
Friday nite boxing features Gi Turner versus Mickey Crawford on KNBC. Saturday highlights include Giants at Cleveland in a baseball matchup broadcast on ASF.
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Giants Rout Orioles In Cactus League Shutout Show
San Francisco pitchers Ramon Morzant and Al Worthington blanked the Baltimore Orioles 10 to 0 in Scottsdale. Morzant fired six innings of two hit ball with three strikeouts. Andre Rodgers homered twice and Willie Mays added a homer and a double as the Giants totaled 14 hits. The club then moved on to Tucson for a five game series with the Cleveland Indians.
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Basilio Eyes Return After Eye Injury In Robinson Fight
Syracuse boxer Carmen Basilio suffered four lacerations around the eye but continued fighting as Sugar Ray Robinson won a non title 10 round bout. Doctors halted action as Basilio was treated at Chicago’s Wesley Memorial Hospital and Robison floated a possible rematch in London while San Francisco’s Forty Niners seek rent relief at Kezar Stadium.
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Boxing and crime figures linked in new probe
Dist. Atty. Frank Hogan probes bribery and conspiracy in boxing. Records seized from manager Hymie Wallman at his fur shop and subpoenas issued for the International Boxing Club books. Wallman linked to Frankie Carbo as a front man for illicit activity. IBC books cover 1956 to present with next Monday return in Manhattan Criminal Court.
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Pirates Farm Stuart Again To Jacksonville Minor Leagues
The Pittsburgh Pirates sent seven players, including Dick Stuart, to Jacksonville Florida for assignments to minor league clubs. Stuart, 25, known for 66 home runs in 1956 and strong power in the Western League, has frequent strikeouts and defensive issues.
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Texas Relays Opens With Record Quest Among Elite Field
The 31st annual Texas Relays in Austin features top NCAA sprinters and field event stars led by Abilene Christian’s Abby Moron and California’s Bowden. Morrow aims for top marks in sprints and relays while Bowden seeks world records in medley events as 3,200 athletes compete across 17 prelims tonight and 23 tomorrow. Notables include Don Stewart SMU, Jack Yerman, Willie White, and Glenn Davis in a loaded program.
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Ex Bruins Star Named Tay lor University Grid Coach
UPLAND Ind Former UCLA fullback Bob Davenport has signed a two year contract as Tay lor University's football coach He will report in May Davenport succeeds Earl Craven who resigned to take the post of coach and athletic director at William Penn College
U S Grand Prix Planned for Sebring Next Spring
In Sebring Florida ARCF announced tentative plan for the first American World Championship Grand Prix for Formula European cars. The race titled Grand Prix of the United States would likely be a 60 lap event and is expected to be held March 14 with formal applications to be filed this week.
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Bay Area Track Meet At Edwards Stadium Tomorrow
Bay Area track teams led by Cal, Stanford, and five local programs converge at Edwards Stadium tomorrow at 1 30 p m for an all comers meet. Indian coach Fayten Jordan arranged Cal participation while Brutus Hamilton invited Stanford Santa Clara County Youth Village SF Presidio and San Francisco State to compete. Continued on page 22 col 1.
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Ski Ace in Movie Faces Amateur Status Review
In Bern Switzerland Toni Sailer the noted skier may lose amateur status if his film work counts as skiing for pay FIS president Marc Hodler said the federation considered Sailers case and ruled acting in a movie as skiing for pay in effect threatening his amateur eligibility.
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Stokes Remains in Critical Condition in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals basketball star Mau Stokes remains in a hospital coma today with what doctors call an encephalitis like illness. His status is listed as critical with officials saying no definite diagnosis has been confirmed.
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Dr Strub Dies at 73 Pioneer in Santa Anita Racing
Dr Charles H Strub a dentist and sportsman who helped found Santa Anita racetrack died at St Vincent's Hospital Los Angeles at 73 after a stroke He led the San Francisco Seals baseball club with George Putnam and Charley Graham and later became a driving force in California horse racing including the St Francis Jockey Club and Santa Anita preparations.
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Wet Turf Factor In Irish Sweeps Race at Aintree
The turf condition after two days of rain will determine the field size for the Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree. The race, worth 46858 dollars, is set for today as contenders prepare under unsure footing.
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TV Sports Log and Boxing Card Highlights
TV schedule lists Sports Club boxing Gi versus Mickey Crawford and Ringside Review. Telesports coverage includes NCAS swimming and wrestling events. All Star Golf airs later followed by additional sports shows and programs throughout the day.
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Army Five in AAU Semis
Fort Leonard Wood soldiers face the Denver Truckers in the AAU semifinal double bill in Denver. Phillips Oilers meet Peoria Cats, while Fort Wood battles Denver for a Russia trip spot after Missouri upset Wichita Vickers 48 45. Denver beat US Air Force 74 43, Peoria 70 59, Phillips 71 61.
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Young Crawford Meets Gil Turner In TV Welterweight Clash
Michigan’s Mickey Crawford faces veteran Gil Turner in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden on KRON-TV 7 p.m. Crawford, 24, is 22 fights in with 20 wins and 3 KOs and is favored 7-3 despite Turner’s 72 pro bouts and steady pressure. Turner, 27, holds 56-16-1 with 35 KOs and is known for his relentless pace.
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