New York Giants moundsman Hartung shines after switch
In 1047 spring camp, Clint Hartung, once seen as an outfielder, proves a pitcher’s arm. Manager Mel Ott moves him from left field to the mound in Honolulu, yielding strong showings including six-inning shutout relief. Hartung’s earlier Army Air Force season featured 27-0 record and a .276 bat, framing a dramatic conversion.
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Ambling Assault Nears Whirlaway Record in Dixie Win
Baltimore May 19 Ambling Assault looks headed to break Whirlaway's all time earnings record with a half length victory in the Dixie. The win raises his career winnings to 49 2476 and places him third on racing's money list just 19 814 behind Slymiv. Including nominators awards of 4500 he nears a half million in earnings.
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UPI Reports State Dept Comment On Spain Policy Change
Washington says the State Department did not change U S policy toward Franco Spain despite newspaper reports. Spokesman Huard-Menk, press officer, said the United States maintains its stance linking relations to Greece Turkey and anti Communist progress, with no shift in recognizing the Franco regime.
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Flair's Homer Gives Pelicans Another Win
Pelicans beat Chattanooga Lookouts 1 0 as Al Flair homered in the second inning. Jony Cook tossed a four hit shutout for New Orleans, allowing six singles and earning his fifth win. Atlanta and Birmingham also posted victories as league action continued.
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White Sox rely on veteran pitchers to lead early season surge
May 9 New York. Chicago White Sox, led by a veteran pitching staff, have won 11 of 18 with four shutouts and limited opponents to one run in multiple games. Notable arms include Lopat Grove Lee Rigney and Thornton Lee, all savoring long major league careers with Chicago as the staff's backbone.
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Mayors warn of air safety cuts risking crashes
President George W Welsh of the U S Conference of Mayors warned Congress may cut Civil Aeronautics Administration funding harming air safety Could lead to shutdown of all U S commercial air operations if budgets are slashed He said major cities run about 90 percent of key airports and called air safety a national responsibility.
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Texas A and M to meet Texas in dual track clash at Waco
A notable Southwest Conference duel is shaping up as Texas University faces Texas A and M in College Station with both teams tipped for top honors. The meet could yield multiple new records as standout performers like Jerry Thompson of Texas chase several marks and Arkansas, Rice, Baylor, SMU, and TCU vie for points toward the title.
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Minneapolis veteran wins ward base tournament with marked cards
George Klym, a 27 year old Minneapolis World War II veteran and patient at the Veterans Administration hospital, won an annual ward tournament using a deck of marked cars. No protests were filed by any contestants.
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