Veteran Dickson Keeps Pitching At 41 For Cardinals
ST LOUIS veteran Dickson, 41, is the oldest player in the National League and remains vital in the Cardinals bullpen. He explains his knuckleball still serves as his best pitch and discusses his plans with Mizell Schmidt Jackson and Davis in the rotation while noting Campanella as the toughest hitter he faces.
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Cage Scores In The Yasnemend Prams Narional Tvilathin
Reports from a paned tournament show quarterfinals and early results across teams including Morning Elsosaven Satimai AAC Women and Arhadelpia. Standings list several scores such as 67 to 4 and 35 to 35 with looming brackets and upcoming rounds at Long Beach and Fort Leorasd.
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Coast Ace Continues as Memphis State Tops Manhattan
After a tense first half, Memphis State pulled ahead through a late 10 point run sparked by Win Wilfong and Nick Butcher. Manhattan led briefly on five straight Angelo Cumbarde baskets but Memphis State seized control, with Heckel aiding the defense and contributing four straight field goals to stretch the advantage.
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Hungarian 13th Ring Verdict Follows Redl Win
The Hungary born German welterweight Stefan Redl, now based in Passaic, claimed his 13th straight victory with his 10th knockout. In a televised bout at St. Nicholas Arena, Redl defeated Milone of Brooklyn in the eighth round, forcing postfight offers as he rides a hot streak.
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Bucky's Boy Faces Tough Second Base Hype in Exhibition
The piece recalls Bucky Harris, once manager of Detroit and Boston, watching son Dick Harris play at Sarasota. Journal notes the elder Harris’s former teams and the weight of living up to a famed father. Dick reflects on pressures and the pride of a family baseball legacy.
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Dodger Pitching Shines With New Stars In Spring Start
Dodgers manager Walt Alston praised rookie Don Newcombe and Sal Maglie after a strong 8-1 spring win over the Tigers. Whitey Ford and Art Ditmar led the Yankees to a 5-0 win over the Phillies, extending scoreless innings streak. Andy Pafko homered late for Milwaukee as they beat St. Louis 3-2. Redlegs beat Red Sox 3-2 in 10 innings as Warren Hacker spun three strong spring innings. Kansas City edged Pittsburgh 4-7 with Mike Baxes driving in the late run. Tom Morgan worked five for Kansas City, while Kale Long and Bill Virdon homered for the Pirates.
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Sooners Tame Jap All Stars in 20 3 Wrestling Meet
Norman report says the University of Oklahoma wrestling team defeated Japan Olympic hopefuls 20 to 3. Danny Hodge earned a unanimous decision over Haruo Takagi at 167 pounds, the first non pin for Hodge since Melbourne. Osamu Tamura tied Bobby Lyons in the 120 pound bout and the Big Seven saw one loss and one tie.
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Bradstown Top Weight Leads Gulfstream Handicap Field
Bradstown, Calumet Stable's Kentucky Derby prospect, drew top weight of 130 pounds among 30 nominees for the 100000 added Gulfstream Handicap at Gulfstream Park set for Saturday.
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Notre Dame Looks to Rebound With Slim Spring Roster
Coach Brennan lists only five returning juniors among spring roster players. Last season produced two wins in ten games, the worst in program history. Brennan hopes Bob Williams can claim quarterback duty after two starts last fall, with sophomore George Ivo from Barbetown Ohio expected to aid. He says a .500 season next fall would be a major achievement.
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Pro Cage Playoffs Clash in Minneapolis Fort Dows House Wing
A scrambled report from the IFC division outlines a best of series between Minnesota and Philadelphia with unclear team names due to OCR errors. The fragment mentions Minneapolis and Philadelphia players or teams, along with playoff context and division references.
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Lawton Wolverines reshuffle lineup after losses to Coyotes
Lawton coach Jim Rinehart alters the starting lineup after two players are lost for the season and a week for a shoulder. Johnny Davis out one week, Buddy Everett out for season. Newcomer Eddie Newcombe to handle catching duties as Oscar Pickering and David Hillis join mound rotation. Ray Titmas leads off with Pickering and fielding emphasis improves defense as Lawton aims for more hitting during Texas panhandle swing this weekend.
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Seth Spins Two 600 Pin Series On Same Night
Bob South sparked a high scoring bowling night at Al Sooner Lanes with an 800 series in the Commercial League and a 600 in the Church League, the first time any bowler has posted two 600s in a single evening. Dick Johnson led the Commercial League with a 617, while Seth posted 233 in one game and 259 in Church play, with top Church bowlers including DeCoster at 570 and others like Fox, Insel, and Phetns topping various marks.
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Wolverine Netters Meet Wichita Falls
Lawton coach Bob Shelby takes a 10 member boys and girls tennis squad to Wichita Falls for a dual meet. Boys: Billy Higgins Brent Parmet James Ramming Pete Love David Carter. Girls: Babs Yarmink Julie Ashvick Sue Botkin Francie Gree Beverly Spradfi. Remaining schedule includes Classen, tournaments in April and May at Edmond Chickasha Duncan Lawson and Bogamer Conference events.
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Rosewall Defeats Gonzales in Lynchburg Tennis Clash
Ken Rosewall out-served and outmaneuvered Pancho Gonzales 8-6 6-3 last night to end a 14-match losing streak in their pro series. Gonzales leads the cross-country series 24-10 but has dropped two of his past three matches.
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