Podres Dominates Yankees In Spring Start Victory
Brooklyn lefty Johnny Podres faced the Yankees at Vero Beach and allowed no hits in six innings while walking one and fielding an error erased. He extended his scoreless streak against the defending champions to 17 frames as the Dodgers won 3-0 in 11 innings. Four other games featured Washington over Kansas City 5-3, Cubs topping Indians 11-4, Giants beating Orioles 6-4, and Red Sox defeating Hollywood Stars 30 in Phoenix.
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Northwestern seeks new basketball coach as Fisher resigns
Northwestern University will seek a new basketball coach after Waldo Fisher resigned to become assistant athletic director. Athletic Director Stu Holcomb said Fisher will help select the replacement. Northwestern finished 2-12 in Big Ten play and 7-16 overall this season, Fisher having led the team since 1951 with a peak 12-10 overall in 1954-55. Wilt Chamberlain scored 52 for Kansas vs Northwestern last December.
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Orioles Look For Defensive Push This Season
Anticipated improvements boost Baltimore with Al Pilarcik and Brooks Robinson at the infield core. Manager Paul Richards hopes better defense and a steadier pitching staff lift the Orioles toward the first division after finishing sixth last year, aided by Gary Thompson's scoring pace and a rebuilt mound corps.
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Jays to Resume Football Drills
A fragmentary note lists names and unclear phrases about football practice resumption. The text mentions individuals and locations in a jumbled sequence with no coherent details or dates.
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Billiards Champion To Perform Locally
Edward V. Gargani world trick shot champion will give a snooker exhibition at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Brunswick Billiard Parlor 714 Mass Street. Lloyd Bigsby owner and manager says Gargani tours the United States before returning to Argentina. The 26 year old South American turned pro in 1943 and has won parts of the world title in 1956. He will also perform in a Tanalea venue earlier in the evening and has toured the United States including a Perry Como appearance for charity. He aims to cover about 14 000 more miles before returning home. The public is invited.
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Cage Results in Western Division Final Playoff
The Associated Press lists chaotic scores from Monday games with repeated errors. St Louis defeated Minneapolis PRA in double overtime as Seattle Autos forfeited to Cedar Rapids. All Stars faced scattered results in regional AAU first rounds with teams like Long Beach and Philadelphia posting varied scores.
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Baseball score snippet with multiple teams and outcomes
A garbled game summary shows lines with teams such as New York Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Washington and Kansas, indicating various innings and scores. The fragment references baseball results but lacks full context, dates, or complete line scores.
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Psychological Beatings Ruin Most Fighters, Moore Claims
Archie Moore, defending his light heavyweight title in Detroit on June 7, says fighters suffer two beatings: physical and psychological. He cites past wars with Olson and Marciano, explains he recovered from knockouts, and insists psychological hurt can outweigh physical damage.
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Portocarrera Impresses in Seattle Game Despite Fastball Woes
Portocarrera, aiming for a Kansas City Athletics return, pitched seven innings versus Washington allowing one run on six hits with two walks. The Senators won 83 with eight runs in the eighth as Ned Garver struggled. The New York native has logged 12 innings in his last three outings, yet still lacks a reliable fastball after being sent to Birmingham last season.
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Underdog Cops Win In First Round Of National AAU Meet
In the opening round of the national AAU meet Seattle faced disqualification for fielding outside district players. Officials ruled the game forfeited to Cedar Rapids as Seattle appealed. San Francisco Olympic Club edged Philadelphia 71 65 while Navy All Stars beat Long Beach 73 63 and Ogden Helix defeated Sterling 61 52.
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St Louis Cardinals A Step Better Says Tebbetts
In St. Petersburg a manager and a player from rival teams said the St. Louis Cardinals should be a greatly improved club this season. Hirdie Tebbetts and Johnny Temple cite pitching and Del Ennis addition as keys. Temple notes Ennis 100 RBI pace and Musial and Boyer power. Tebbetts praises Cardinal pitching, especially a young pitcher from Cheney.
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Rescuers Reach Snowbound Kansans After Radio Appeal
Colorado highway crews cleared a seven mile path through heavy snow to Coolidge Kansas where a stranded bus and motorists awaited help. An amateur radio operator's Sunday appeal was later deemed exaggerated by Holly Police Chief Jess Hochstetler as about 100 people were safe and well. The message traveled 2000 miles to Swampscott Massachusetts via short wave.
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Hawks Rally Past Laxers Into Nationals Final
In a tense best of seven in the NBA playoffs the Hawks defeated the Laxers to advance to the finals. St. Louis captured a late lead and sent the series to an extended second overtime where Bob Lemond led the Lakers with key scores.
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Railway Clerks Union To Fight Katy Action
Cincinnati report says the Railway Clerks plan to contest Katy actions cost about 1000 jobs. Janis Te Dyer, executive assistant to the union president, says the company has stealthily abandoned offices and moved records at night across the country. The union has begun grievance action that could involve several million dollars.
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Convention Highlights Attract Industry Figures In Manhattan
The event featured speakers including Vic kly Anderson of Kansas University and Mrs. Ethan Aten, addressing topics on economics and mining. The program covered fabrics and other industries with notes on ore mining and regional economic concerns.
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Shriners Hospital Visit Noted at Local Event
A fragmentary report notes a community gathering supporting the Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children. It mentions a fifth race win by Abe Vee amid a field of deciders and references a group led by Ruane in a local scene.
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