Hapless Nats Will Wind Up In Last Place
The Washington Senators, amid season previews, are projected for the American League basement. Manager Chuck Dressen notes weak pitching staff and uncertain center field, with Ramos and Pascual expected to shore up the rotation and several rookies vying for key infield roles.
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Leo 4. Petersen
Clint Courtney
White Sox
Ed Fitzgerald
Lou Berberet
Fitzs Gerald
Courtney
Berberet
Chuck Stebbs
Pedro Ramos
Camio Pascual
Ted Abernathy
Louisville
Washington
Pascua
Abernathy
Dressen
Ramos
Red Sox
Dick Blyde
Chattanooga
Garland Shifflett
Charlotte
Bob Chakales
Cleveland
Bob Wiesler
Senators
Dean Stone
Dick Brodowski
Pete Runnels
Edoe
Vic AC
Jose Valdivielso
Jerry Snyder
Lyle Luttrell
Herb Flews
Jim Lemon
Sievers
Lemon
Karl Olson
Whiley Herzog
Jerry Schoonmaker
Douglass Lions rout Cache in 18-2 win on Monday
Douglass Lions pounded Cache for an 18 to 2 victory, their third straight win. A 11-hit attack featured five first inning runs and diverse fielding with three double plays. Donald Green earned the win, while Lewis Hill led Douglass with a three for three day including a triple. They next meet Sterling at Lawlor at 2:30 Wednesday.
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Lewis Hill
Lion
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Kenneth Mahaney
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Sterling
Lawlor
Cache
Tucson
Reed
West
Min
E. Reed
Bue
Jalngon
Green
Sheee
Ieee
Son
Shegaz
Chaney
Quovione
Mahattey
Tennis Promoter Miffed Pancho Pops Off Too Much
Pancho Gonzales, in Los Angeles, dismissed a contract claim with Jack Kramer and said he may quit the tour May 26 to heal a cyst on his serving hand. He denied a firm quitting date but sought a rest after an 18 month stretch, while defeating Ken Rosewall 22 64 64 to end a two hour grind. Rosewall had won 12 of their matches.
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Pancho Gongases
Jack Kramer
Ken Rosewall
Kramer
Los Angeles
Gonzales
Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Meek Spins 564 In City Pin Loop
Wardell Meek posted a 564 series to lead the Commercial League at Sooner Lanes. Bill Hix 511 and Jim Alexander 306 followed, with various matches including Lupi Champlin and Joe Ford Insurance securing three point wins. Best Maid Foods of Lawton led state bowling with strong team totals and individual scores, while centenary and church leagues posted notable games.
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Sooner
Lan
Bill Hix
Jim Alexander
Elridge
Johnsons Milka
Lautersteins
Ray
Carter Garage
Larry Hibbs
Congregational
Watt Fleming
Central Baptist
Guy Rogers
St. Andrews Episcopal No. 1
Fleming
Blessed Sacrament
St. Johns
Roger Byrd
Richmond
Schroeder
Hatchett
Exhibition Baseball Schedule Mixed For Florida Tour
A garbled schedule lists Dodgers versus Pirates in Fort Myers and Orioles against Redlegs or Cards in Tampa. Also noted are Braves at Jacksonville, White Sox at Tampa, and Yankees at St Petersburg with multiple games cancelled or moved.
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Cabs
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Phillies
Mainga
Lie
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al Jacksonvile
Hillins
White Sox
al Tampa
Banks
Tigers
Lakeland
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Senators Liked Rickey Arm in Wide Baseball Notes
Sports column relays quirky baseball facts from a Reichler book. Mentions Branch Rickey, Babe Adams, Deacon Phillipe, Herb Score, George Crowe, Stan Musial, Joe Adcock, Al Lopez Field, and CBS Game of the Week pairing Giants and Indians.
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Joe Reichler
Del
Sinilar
Herb Score
Cleveland
Charles Babe! Adams
Pittsburgh
Charles (Deacon) Phillipe
Louisville
George Crowe
Cincinnati
Florida
Stan Musial
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee
Tampa
al Lopez
Tom Stradivant
Johnny Bucks
Birdie Tebbels
Fred Haney
Warren Giles
CBS
Giants
Indians
Trouston
Dizzy Dean
Bobby Blatimer
Young Boxer Rated Easy In New Orleans Bout
In New Orleans Tory Rowan, 14th straight victim of heavy weight hopeful Crowe Peele, headed for the Army today. Peele stopped Row an last night when the referee ruled after cuts left Row an unable to answer the bell in the ninth. Peele, LSU alum from Baton Rouge, had the advantage by the fifth, then finished with punishment as Row an nursed swollen eyes and claimed he would be back.
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New Orleans
Tory Rowan
Hope Crowe Peele
Army
Philadelphia
Rowan
Hee
Hector Knowles
Baseball spring trades and roster moves recap
Players moved include George Anderson and Bill George to Los Angeles. Bennie Daniels Fred Waters and George Witt shipped from Pittsburgh to Hollywood. Cubs end spring at Mesa and plan to retain some young pitchers. Orioles at Scottsdale skip Gary Walker and Ron Moeller on return trip.
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George Anderson
Bill George
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Bennie Daniels
Fred Waters
George Witt
Hollywood
Chicago Cubs
Mesa
Ariz
John Holland
Baltimore Orioles
Scottsdale
Gary Walker
Ron Moeller
San Antonio
Light-Heavy Title Bout Set Friday in Detroit
Tony Anthony prepares for a Friday night light-heavyweight clash with Chuck Spieser to decide Archie Moore's June title challenger. Anthony, at 173 pounds, has trained hard with Ernie Braca declaring him in peak form while Spieser, favored slightly, relies on aggressive offense. The NY fighter stands taller, while Anthony’s boxing skill could tilt the outcome as the bout approaches weigh-ins.
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Tony Anthony
Chuck Spiesey
Archie Moore
Spieser
Anthony
Ernie Braca
Braca
Greenwood Lake
N. J
Svieser
Injunction Sought In Dupas Hearing
In Civil District Court today promoter Heard Ragas sought an injunction to stop the Louisiana State Athletic Commission from further inquiries into Ralph Dupas's radial background and from withdrawing its approval of the Dupas Martinez bout set for April in New Orleans. The bout is between Dupas of New Orleans lightweight and Vince Martinez, welterweight from Paterson, N J.
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Civil District Court
Louisiana State Athletic Commission
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Ragas
Dupas
Vince Martinez
Paterson
Nat
Algerian Wins Bantam Crown
Alphonse Halim the late Algerian boxer won a 25 round decision over Mario D Agata to claim the world bantamweight title though a postfight controversy arose after a fire halted play and D Agata’s manager appealed the decision. Halimi will next face Raul Macias of Mexico, the U S recognized belt holder, with the World Boxing sanction stating the winner must meet Macias before July 1.
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Haliin
Mario D'Agata
Italy
Libero Cecchi
D’agata
Teleree
Halimi
Raul “Raton” Macias
Mexico
U.S
Cowpoke Golfers Wallop Oklahoma
The Oklahoma A&M golf team remained undefeated with a 16-2 win over Oklahoma. Bobby Goetz led the Aggies as medalist for the third straight match with a one under par score while the Aggie tennis team tied Oklahoma Baptist University 3-3.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma A&m
University of Oklahoma
Aggie
Oklahoma Baptist University
Bobby Goetz
Aggies
Hockey at a Glance Mondays results and schedules
Hockey brief lists Monday results and upcoming playoff schedules across major leagues. Semifinals include Detroit at Boston and New York at Montreal in the Stanley Cup format. Cleveland leads Hershey 2-0 in the American League. Charlotte is noted for a leading scorer.
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Ann Ballmore
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Chile
Giance Mokday
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Pinyatts
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Hershey
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