Bowling Notes Show Community League Scores and Winners
Thursday Nite Ladies League results list team standings and points for Dber's Jr. Miss Stil NT, Anto Glass, Dairy Queen, George's Pipe Shop, KLWN, and Ramseys. Dairy Queen and Happy Hal's claim several four and three point wins, with Auto assist and Chart Ton Insurance among sponsors.
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Dber's Jr
Anto Glass Geay Dairy Queen
George's Pipe Shop
KLWN
Thurboy Fs
Rumseys
Happy Hal
Rankiy Drug
Bamanda Coast, Co
Auaitary
Ssssensaneme Bbr
Sant - Ind
Allen
Pabry Cyberemma
W.ostune
Coffelt
JoRnaan Evfw
Monzant Is Choice Against Phil Club
The Giants center on Ray Monzant as their choice to face the Phillies, with the Venezuelan pitcher aiming to extend a 3-0 record against Philadelphia. He seeks a first major league shutout after a four hit, 2-0 win over the Cubs, boosting a 2-1 season mark. The Pirates face the Dodgers in Los Angeles behind Bob Friend, while Spahn starts for the Braves in Chicago. The Cardinals, amid poor form, send Vine Mizell against Bob Purkey as Cincinnati hosts St Louis.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Red Birds
Liney McDonald
Vinegar Bend Mitchl
Bing Devine
Roy Hamey
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Red Legs
Cincinnati
Kansas City Athletics
Ray Monzant
Youngi
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cubs
Simmons
Curt Simmons
Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Bob Friend
Pirates
Dodger
Carl Erskine
Spahn
Braves
Wes Covington
Warren Spahn
Taylor Phillips
Gene Fodge
Phillips
Cardinals
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Major League Expansion Step Eases Territorial Shifts
Baseballs Territorial Rights committee drafted an amendment to allow expansion or relocation with only approval from the commissioner and the target league. The change would reduce current hurdles where both leagues must agree for a move, enabling NL or AL teams to switch markets with veto power by the existing franchise. Key attendees included Ford Frick Warren Giles Roy Egan Harvey Hansen Joe Carines Frank Lane Gabe Paul and Charles Segar.
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Chicago
Baseball
New York
West Coast
Commissioner of Baseball
Yankees
American League
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Ford Frick
Warren Giles
National League
Roy Egan
Chicago White Sox
Harvey Hansen
Detroit
Joe Carines
Milwaukee
Frank Lane
Cleveland
Gabe Paul
Cincinnati
Charles Segar
Diamond Data Baseball Scores Roundup
International League reports Columbus defeated Rochester 7 to 3 while Buffalo blanked Montreal 10 to 0 and Mian beat Foronto 6 to 2. American Association shows Oanada 4 Charleston 1 as Louisville at St Maui is listed with no result and Pacific Coast League notes no games scheduled.
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Columbus
Rochester
Richmond
Buffalo
Montreal
Havana
Mian
Foronto
Oanada
Charleston
Louisville
St Maui
Mitchell tightens KU practice with focus on blocking and handoffs
Kansas University's coach Jack Mitchell pushed a Monday session emphasizing individual work, handoffs, timing, and both offense and defense line blocking. Quarterbacks Morris McKown and Merritt led the play as scrimmage noted improved downfield blocking, a bright spring sign after Saturday’s less satisfactory line performance.
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Jay
Jack Mitchell
Kansas University
Mitchell
Duane Morris
Larry McKown
Buddy Merritt
K State Beats Kansas 5 2 In Tennis Meet
Kansas State defeats Kansas 5 to 2 in Manhattan to move to 5 11 for the season while KU stands at 35. The match featured several listed results including notable wins by John Bird and Ed Frankel for KS and Ken Tilzay Bird and others in mixed format.
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K-State
Kansas
Kansas State
Kansas University
Manhattan
Lynn Sleverling
Winston Tilzey
John Bird
Bob Peterson
Ed Frankel
Gene
Jim Holwerda
Len
Malcolm Ap ‘Tilzay- Bird
Ung
Holw Rane-Mettlen
God
Son- Biever
Frankel
Tigers and Yankees clash as Shantz faces tough Tigers test
In New York, the Detroit Tigers face pitcher Bobby Shantz in the opener of a five game series at Yankee Stadium. Shantz seeks to extend a personal win streak against Detroit, while Detroit counters with Paul Foytack as both teams chase standings. The day’s slate includes Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Baltimore with several late games on tap.
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Hayden
Highland Park
Lawrence
Ottawa
Haskell
Yankees
Jack Tighe
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Tigers
Shantz
Yankee Power
Philadelphia-Kansas City Athletics
Bobby
Splayer
New York
Cleveland
Herb Score
Washington
Camilo Pascual
Chicago White Sox
Billy Pierce
Baltimore
Billy O'Dell
Kansas City
Boston
Jack Urban
Tom Brewer
Paul Foytack
Ork
Podres Starts Fast With Three Verdicts
Dodgers southpaw Johnny Podres opens the season strong with three victories in three starts, aiming to be the staff ace despite past injury limits. Don Drysdale struggles early, with discomfort and control issues, while manager Walt Alston cites mental hurdles as the key to a turnaround.
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LOS Angeles
Johnny Podres
Dodger
Podres
Los Angeles Mound
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Walt Alston
Don
Haskell Relays Set For Tonight At Haskell Stadium
Five teams and held squads meet in the 12th annual Haskell Night Relays at Sun Haskell Stadium starting at 6 pm. Field events begin at 4 pm with the Indians defending champions. The event emphasizes teamwork with three-man squads in each field event and points awarded by team totals rather than individual results.
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Haskell
Sun Haskell Stadium
Fights Last Night Across United States and Canada
Multiple boxing results reported from cities including Butte Tacoma New York Providence Montreal Galway Ireland Puerto Rico and Pittsburgh. Notable outcomes include Gerry Simpson defeating Gaby Paliotti for the Canadian featherweight title by points and several stoppages including Barry Allison stopping Al Marotti Mort Brownfield, and Paul Jorgensen stopping Russ Teague.
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New York
Frankie Ruff
Johnny Gorman
Providence
R.J
Barry Allison
Springfield
al Marotti
Edmonton
Alto
Quebec
Gerry Simpson
Montreal
Gaby Paliotti
Stamford
Conn
Pat McCoy
Galway
Ireland
Luis Carmona
Puerto Rico
Pittsburgh
Bobby Stininato
Youngstown
Ohio
Mort Brownfield
Turtle Creek
Dallas
Paul Jorgensen
Russ Teague
Davenport
Town
Gene Lazzo Appointed Maur Hill Basketball Coach
Gene Lazzo, formerly with St Benedict's College where the 1954 NAIA title was won, has been named head basketball coach at Maur Hill high school in Atchison Kansas. He is pursuing graduate work at the University of Kansas.
NCAA certifies 18 teams for summer baseball loop action
The NCAA announced 18 teams have met rules governing non professional summer baseball for college athletes. Walter Byers said more teams may be certified before summer. Included are Big Eight league members with teams in Louisiana and Arkansas and several Western states.
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Kansas City
NCAA
Walter Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Lousiana
Arkansas
Kargas
Johnson
Ncaa Council
American Assn
Ncaa Committee
Byers
Bastrop
Berncie
Homer
Minden
Ruston
Louisiana
el Dorado
Ark
Kansas
Sports Writers Call N L Home Run Record Invalid
Nearly 200 sports writers editors and columnists vote 60 percent against recognizing any new National League home run mark set at the Los Angeles Coliseum. They cite the 250 foot left field fence and urge uniform park dimensions and a taller screen.
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New York
Los Angeles Coliseum
Associated Press
Babe Ruth
Hack Wilson
Coliseum
Dodger
Expansion Seen for Major Leagues
Baltimore report on Larry MacPhail's call for grand expansion to two 12 team leagues. He urges stadium modernization, farm system cuts, and active management. He cites obsolete parks, except Memorial Stadium, County Stadium, and Yankee Stadium, urging action to avoid a studio push-button sport.
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Larry MacPhail
MacPhail
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Memorial Stadium
Milwaukee
County Stadium
Yankee Stadium
Bel Air
Baltimore Orioles
Americans Sweep Soviet Matches In Moscow Tour
A 25,000 crowd gathered at Dynamo Stadium as the U S men’s team routed an Azerbaijan quintet 46 to 4, with Harv Schmidt Burdy Haldorson and Joean Dean delivering standout play. The U S women, after two Moscow losses, beat a Georgian squad 42 to 37, led by a 43 20 halftime edge. Both squads head to Moscow for May Day parade observations.
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Russia
Georgia
Dynamo Stadium
Soviet Union
U. S
Azerbaijan
Harv Schmidt
Burdy Haldorson
Joean Dean
Moscow
Schmidt
Denver-Chicago Truckers
Haldorson
Dean
Bartlesville
Okla
Oilers
Red Square
K State Football Star Plans Summer Session
Kansas State football captain-elect Meier plans to enroll in summer school to regain eligibility for the 1958 season. Meier was suspended for this semester after participating in a dormitory fight with houseboys at a women's dormitory on April 18. The disciplinary board originally recommended expulsion until Sept. 1, but dean Herbert Wunderlich considered that penalty overly severe.
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Manhattan
Kas
Gene
Meier
Kansas State
Herbert Wunderlich
Atutens
Topeka Spanks Lincoln For First Chief Defeat
Topeka handed Lincoln its first defeat of the season and closed the gap for the Western League lead. Doar pitched for Topeka, all runs unearned in a 10-0 game as snow delayed other league matchups.
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Rhe Farture
Topeka
Lincoln
Chiefs
Hawk
Wendell Doar
Albuquerque
Sioux City
Hawks
Pueblo
Amarilis
Colorado Springs
Lioux City
Des Moines
Willie Pep Headlines Boston Boxing Card at Mechanics Building
Willie Pep from Hartford headlines a Boston boxing card at Mechanics Building tonight in a 10 round bout against Jimmy Kelly of Lowell. Pep brings 200 pro fights and a rugged record, while Kelly has 15 pro bouts and 75 amateur bouts, with Pep slightly favored. Len Marti becomes University of North Dakota’s first gymnastics coach, starting the sport in 1946.
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Boston
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Mechanics Building
Jimmy Kelly
Lowell
Kelly
Pep
Tugeed
Willie
Len Marti
University of North Dakota
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