Sievers Injury Delays Home Run King Return
Roy Sievers of Washington, AL home run and RBI leader with 42 and 114, remains sidelined with a bruised leg after a March 12 incident. He has avoided playing for several days, though he continues cage work. manager Lavagetto plans him back in left field upon recovery as Albie Pearson, Jim Lemon, and Neil Chrisley man center and right. Baseball notes also report Cubs beat Indians 13-8, Reds over Phillies 4-3, Banks homered for Chicago, and Foster Castleman sold to Baltimore for over 20000 dollars.
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Changes Scarce For Cage Rules At Annual Meet
The National Basketball Committee of the U S and Canada finished a two day session in Louisville with only minor rule changes. A 24 second shot clock proposal was not considered. Key changes speed play, tighten five second closely guarded rules, extend defender distance to six feet, require losing team to force action, and move the five second area from 15 to within three feet of the free throw circle. H V Porter confirms reforms and will be replaced by C B Fagan as secretary.
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Manager Craft to Keep 4 Hurlers on A's Team
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Manager Harry Craft of the Kansas City Athletics plans to open the season with 14 pitchers, meaning three will be sent to the minor leagues. Dave Hill appears certain to go, with likely candidates from Tsitouris, Taylor, Portocarrero, Herbert, Duser, Craddock, Cox, or Burnette. Craft plans to start Duke Maas against the Detroit Tigers today. The A’s game with Detroit yesterday was rained out.
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Pitcher Phil Clark May and Berth With Cards
In St Petersburg broadcaster reports pitcher Phil Clark attempting out for the St Louis Cardinals. Fred Hutchinson says Clark, 6-3, 185 pounds, former Houston player, nearly made the team. Bing Devine calls him a cold customer suitable as a reliever. Last season Clark went 16-6 with a 1 83 ERA.
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Industrial Mishaps More Likely During Space Age
Secretary Mitchell warned the space age will raise the risk of industrial accidents. He said the unknown can bring hazards and hopeful progress as the nation advances in occupational work, urging faster action to protect a largely young, accident free workforce.
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Quick Punch Ends Gonzalez Bout at St Nick's Arena
Eddie Andrews of Lowell Massachusetts blasted Tex Gonzalez of South Orange New Jersey with a first round right hook at 1 41. Gonzalez dropped and could not beat the nine count. Andrews weighed 158 13 and Gonzalez 159 pounds. Andrews remains local fighter with another St Nick's bout likely.
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U.S. Plan for Talks Outside U N Disarmament Panel
United Nations, N Y. A U S plan to open disarmament talks outside the UN while keeping UN responsibility may be launched next month. The plan envisions a brief Disarmament Commission meeting to report it cannot function because of Communist nonparticipation, followed by an emergency Security Council consideration and an Assembly action approving talks outside the UN, potentially including a summit.
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Lake Charles Darkhorse in National AAU Cage Meet
Lake Charles Louisiana players led by Lanky Bill Reigel posted a strong opening in the 1958 National AAU basketball tournament. Reigel scored 25 as the team crushed Milwaukee T58, while Los Angeles routed Cincinnati 75-6 and Brownstown edged Amarillo 73-72. First round pairings listed include San Francisco versus Cedar Rapids and Navy versus Fort Collins.
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Taxes take about twelve cents per food dollar
Washington reports that the Agricultural Marketing Service estimates about 12 cents of every food dollar goes to taxes. The tax adds to processing and distribution costs, and the tax collector's share amounts to one third of the portion farmers receive.
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