Lamp Chatter Buhl May Be Braves No 2 Man
World champion Yankees see Bob Buhl as a rising star for Milwaukee Braves. The 25 year old right hander, praised by Charley Grimm, dominates spring action with an 11 to 3 win over the Yankees and a prior shutout of the Dodgers. Buhl pitched five innings, allowing one run on three hits, five strikeouts, one walk.
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Giants face early spring losses with calm manager
Phoenix report shows Leo Durocher downplays the Giants rough Grapefruit League start. He dismisses the four losses in five games and 13 runs allowed per game as noncounting practice, claiming the club is in better shape than a year ago at this stage.
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Athletics Manager expects Bobby Shantz to comeback soon
West Palm Beach reports Eddie Joost of the Philadelphia Athletics said pitcher Bobby Shantz is ready to go on a comeback. Shantz allowed three runs in three innings against Milwaukee, but Joost stressed the team cared more about his arm condition than the score, noting his easy throwing and good curve and fast ball.
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White Sox center fielder Rivera sidelined after collision
In Tampa on March 12 Jim Rivera fleet center fielder for the Chicago White Sox was sidelined after crashing into Lopez Field center field fence while chasing a fly ball. He suffered chest and lower left leg injuries and remained hospitalized overnight. The drive by Bob Hazle of the Cincinnati Redlegs produced an inside the park homer.
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Orioles Aim To Kick Off Win Streak In Exhibition
In Yuma Arizona on March 12 the Baltimore Orioles sought a fresh winning streak after five straight Grapefruit League wins. They faced the Chicago team, and a 7 to 5 loss on Thursday preceded a strong homer, as General Der Art Ehlers urged the Orioles to perform well in remaining exhibition games to boost advance ticket sales.
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Douglass Faces Okmulgee In Class A State Playoffs
Douglass Lions of Lawton with a 17 4 record head to the Oklahoma Class A high school playoffs meeting Okmulgee in the first round at Coach H C King arena. The Lions earned a state berth after the West district meet despite a loss to Boley, joining Ardmore Oklahoma City and Boley as district delegates. Robert Rhodes Ashington at forwards Alexander at center and Henry Dillard Horace Stevenson at guards lead the lineup.
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Brooks Reds Phils In Huddle
MIAMI March 12 A three way deal among the Brooklyn Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies and Cincinnati Redlegs was developing as Buzzie Bavasi met with Bob Carpenter and Gabe Paul. Bavasi said in talks were held about infielders Billy Cox Bobby Morgan Don Hoak and potential cash terms. He denied interest in cash and any deal for Richie Ashburn noting Ashburn is not on the table.
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Boxing Fights In Boston and Baltimore Reported
Thursday night results list in West Palm Beach show Fia Jake La Motta from New York scoring a knockout over Johnny Pretzie in Boston while Willie James from Roxbury outpointed Bert Whitehurst in Baltimore with James securing a decision and La Motta earning a KO.
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Easter Father Again as Indians Star Welcomes Son
Cleveland March 12 Luke Easter first baseman for the Indians becomes a father for the second time with the birth of his second son on Thursday. The news adds a personal milestone to Easter ahead of the season.
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Kansas Hogs Star Honors Lane Picked
Kansas and Colorado share Big Seven honors as Kansas dominates the UP all star selections with Born Patterson and Dobbs on the first team. Colorado’s Haldorson tops the league in scoring. Lane of Oklahoma named for defense and scoring.
Southeastern Star Sets Scoring Mark In Collegiate Loop
Durant Oklahoma Paul Davis star forward of the Southeastern State College Savages is the highest scoring player in the Oklahoma Conference history with a 25.1 point per game average over 144 games. The 6 foot 4 senior closed his career this week as his team was eliminated from the NAIA tournament in Kansas City. His record surpasses marks set by Oklahoma greats Claudel Overton Joe Smith East Central Curly Webb Southeastern and Andy Likens Oklahoma Baptist.
Lon Morris Reaches Jaco Semi finals in Benton Harbor
Lon Morris advances to the Jaco tournament semifinals after a late night win in Benton Harbor. Moberly, Hannibal LaGrange, Snow College and Northeast Mississippi are referenced among round results, with other early eliminations noted across the field.
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Besselink and Kroll Lead Baton Rouge Open Round One
Blond Al Besselink and Ted Kroll fired six under par 66 to lead the Baton Rouge Open after opening round. Windy, cool conditions bar par as a large field of 161 competes with Ulrich, Burke Jr., Souchak, Furgol, Williams, Bolt and Haas among early 71s and 72s in the $10,000 event.
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Bevo Ton Scorer With 48.1 Average
Clarence Bevo oo and three others topped 30 point averages in 1954 NCAA statistics. Montclair State set a new collegiate scoring pace at 96.7 per game, with Budacke scoring 1155 points on 411 field goals and 333 free throws. Vince Leta, Bill Warden, and Bob Barnes also placed in the top four scoring list.
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Storm Caves FHA for 36 Months Waterproof in Concrete
A project under the FHA extends 36 months with waterproofing in concrete and 900 feet of steel. Weatherproof door and a steel basement window are included.
Capitol Hill Meets Sallisaw In Class AA State Playoffs
Oklahoma City reports the state high school basketball championships opening in Class AA as Capitol Hill faces tough competition from Sallisaw while Drumright meets Guthrie in the night’s initial twin bill. Roy boosted Guthrie briefly as the contest stayed tight with a 23-15 half.
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Furman Sophomore Floyd Shines Yet Shadows Selvy Influence
Furman University sophomore Floyd earns praise as a sharp shooter on the basketball court alongside Frank Selvy. Floyd averages 24.3 points per game while Selvy leads scoring, yet Floyd’s free throw accuracy and rebounding show his rising prominence in the Southern Conference.
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Newell Named UC Cage Coach Succeeding Price
UP Pete Newell of Michigan State will replace Clarence Nils Price as head coach of the University of California. Brutus Hamilton said Newell accepted a three year contract and terms were not disclosed. Newell rose to fame in 1949 coaching San Francisco to the NIT title. A university rule forced Price’s retirement at 65.
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Nils) Price
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