Good Hurling Cards Burning Up Grapefruit League
The Associated Press notes the St. Louis Cardinals show strong form in Grapefruit League play as the Pirates topped spring records, signaling a competitive early season despite Pittsburgh’s lead.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1956
Page
18
Cards Show Strong Spring, Lead NL Exhibitions
The St Louis Cardinals boast an 11-7 spring record the best among NL teams with improved pitching in 18 outings. Arroyo and Poholsky have two wins each with Mizell Kinder and others contributing. A 2-1 win over Milwaukee highlighted a string of 1-0 to 3-2 scores as pitching limited opponents to few runs.
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Luis Arroyo
Tom Poholsky
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Larry Jackson
Ellis Kinder
Ben Flowers
Stu Miller
Harvey Haddix
Gary Blaylock
Arroyo
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Kinder
Braves
Joe Cunningham
Bill Virdon
Cincinnati Redlegs
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
White Sox
Red Sox
Jim Piersall
Dodgers
Phillies
Pirates
Redlegs
Cubs
Giants
Athletics
Stanislaus Enthused Over Cubs Prospects in Mesa Camp
Chicago manager Stanley Hack expresses cautious optimism about the Cubs aiming for first division. He lists infield options led by Fondy Banks Baker Hoak, six pitchers including Rush Hacker Jones Minner Meyer, and a crowded catching corps with Chiti Landrith McCullough.
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Ariz
Stanley Hack
Chicago Cubs
Stan
Ofield
Hack
Cubs
Big Hank Sauer
Monte Irvin
New York
Walter Moryn
Brooklyn
Sally Drake
Eddie Miksis
Gale Wade
Moryn
Drake
Dee Fondy
Keystone
Ernie Banks
Gene Baker
Don Hoak
Harry Chiti
Hobie Landrith
Cincinnati Reds
Clyde McCullough
Don Eaddy
Ritchie Myers
Bob Speake
Owen Friend
Ed Win
Bob McKee
Frank Kellert
Turk Lown
Elge
Jim Davis
Sime Breaks Old ACC 100 Record at Duke Meet
Columbia Duke track star Dave Sime set an ACC 100 yard dash record with a 9.4 second clocking, missing the world mark by one tenth of a second. He bettered North Carolina’s 1954 holder by 0.15 seconds as Duke scored another win with Joe Ono defeating South Carolina yesterday.
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Duke
Dave Sime
Blue Devil
Newton
North Caroina
Joe Fed
Duke Joe Tda
Onovie
University of South Carolina
Phillies face opening with Willie Jones possibly out
Clearwater, Fla. The Phillies may start the NL pennant defense without third baseman Willie Jones after being beaned by Don Newcombe in an exhibition. Jones suffered a bleeding ear, was treated, and awaited further tests while X- rays were negative. Dodgers won 6-2.
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Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Willie Jones
Jones
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Willie
Newcombe
Phils
Morton Plant Hospital
Mayo Smith
del Ennis
Richie Ashburn
Dodgers
Mantle Poised for Super Stardom After Spring Feats
Mickey Mantle, age 24, ready for sixth major league season, dazzles in Grapefruit League exhibitions with five homers, two triples, three doubles and a .484 batting average. Prominent peers compare him to Ruth and Gehrig, predicting triple crown potential and MVP pursuit as fans court a new Yankee superstar.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Oklahoma
Babe Ruth
Buddy Lewis
Boston Braves
Mantle
Mickey
Lewis
Terry Moore
Yankees
Cardinals
Philadelphia Dominates Syracuse in Playoff romp
The Associated Press reports on Tuesday night Philadelphia 119 Syracuse 36 in the NBA Playoffs, giving Philadelphia a 2-1 lead in the best-of-5 series. Fort Wayne defeated St. Louis 93 84. Wednesday’s schedule features Philadelphia at Syracuse.
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Syracuse
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
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