Score Having Time at Giants Expense
By EO Wilks Associated Press. The piece covers Herb Score, his 716 career wins, and rookie of the year honors with the Indians last season, while the New York Giants and Cleveland clash in spring play. It highlights pitching, lineups, and early exhibition results including Muller's comments on Score and other spring performances.
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Cleveland
Indians
New York Giants
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Don Mueller
Bob ‘Lemon
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Mike Garcia
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Whitey Lockman
Bob Weller
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Beore
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Rigney
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Hoot Byers
Dim Hogan
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Detroit
New Orleans
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Red Sox
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Boston Gun
Richie Ashburn
Tom Brewer
Leo Kiely
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Yookle
Drysdale
Dave Cole
Bob Buhl
Bob Trowbridge
Randy Jackson
Johnny Logan
Washington Incinn
Ian Font de Mar
Pacific Coast Loop Opens Today
Opening day in the Pacific Coast League launches a streamlined 168 game schedule. Eight teams from Vancouver to San Diego begin play mostly in the south with six games on opening day including doubleheaders in San Diego and Hollywood. Vancouver, replacing Oakland in the lineup, and Portland at Sacramento are among single games.
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Hollywood
Seattle
Oakland
San Francisco
Portland
Sacramento
All Agree Bums Should Easily Win Flag Again
New York analysis of 1956 National League pennant prospects for the Brooklyn Dodgers and contenders. It notes a powerful Dodgers lineup and deep pitching, with Milwaukee New York St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh in order, plus rookie hopes and potential injuries. A stray line mentions Suomi College in Michigan as Finnish American higher learning claim.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Gene Conley
Braves
Giants
Willie Mays
Alvin Dark
Don Mueller
George Crowe
Ques
Bob ‘ Hazle
Boot
Wichita
Redlegs
Brooklyn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Suomi College
Michigan
United States
Venturi Vows Hard Work After Augusta Loss
Ken Venturi, 24, SF amateur, vows to work to beat the pros after losing the Masters to Jackie Burke by eight strokes. He complained officials paired him with Sam Snead in final round, saying Nelson was to be his friend Byron Nelson. Burden to read greens and club choices cited as unfair advantage. Venturi blamed scheduling and competition setup for his setback.
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San Francisco
Ken Venturi
Jackie Burke
Augusta
Sam Snead
Byron
Venturi
Nelson
Burke
Jackie
Ken
Mike Souchak
Harvie Ward
Harvie
Snead
Rochester
Ex Director of Welfare Accused in Arkansas Row
Welfare Commissioner Carl Adams accuses Dr Frances Brennecke, former director of the Crippled Children’s Division, of hampering the program with personal attitudes. Five Little Rock orthopedic surgeons signed a statement criticizing her leadership. she has appealed dismissal to the state Merit System Council.
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Carl Adams
Frances Brenecke
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Crippled Childrens Division
Adams
Ning
Brennecke
State Merit System Council
Little Rock
Brenhecke
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