Lemon heads to Tucson to defend Indians title
Bob Lemon wheels his car to Arizona for spring duty as the Indians, defending American League champions, begin a title chase. The veteran pitcher aims to win another pennant, faces the Yankees and Giants with optimism, and boasts a 163-92 career record while predicting a strong season with new teammates and improved rivals.
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Spring Drills Open By United Cres
Major league clubs opened spring training across Florida Arizona with 16 teams under new rules. Giants and Indians train in Arizona while Cubs join in Mesa and other clubs split between Florida and Arizona. Managers weigh prospects, pitching depth, and power as they prepare for the coming season.
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USF Tops AP UP Polls With Strong Finish In Regular Season
USF holds a lead in both the United Press and Associated Press basketball ratings entering NCAA playoffs. The Dons beat Coppin 67–57 to close the regular season and face Santa Clara next, with Bill Russell steering a nationally ranked San Francisco squad. Kentucky remains runner-up in the AP tally, while USF collects multiple top 10 votes across the panel.
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Radio-TV Sports Wrapup Report
Sports results broadcast by KMPC RTEV stations summarize recent action. Notable races and outcomes are listed with times and local station call letters, highlighting Lorela and Qeridental-KFWH events and related results.
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Frick to rule on suspensions for spring training drills
Commissioner Ford Frick indicated punishments could extend beyond the Milwaukee Braves after fines totaling 625 dollars were imposed on 14 players for workouts at the Braves camp before the March 26 deadline. He suggested other clubs may be violators and noted Detroit Tigers and Brooklyn Dodgers players were under scrutiny.
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Humez Crushes Langlois in Paris Title Bid
Paris reports Charles Humez knocked out Pierre Langlois in the fifth round at the Palais des Sports. Humez’s victory, after Langlois had earlier fought Carl Olson in San Francisco, positions Humez as a top title contender. Langlois, 83 pro fights, had only three prior stoppages.
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Community backs Jill Kinmont after ski accident
In the Bishop area of the High Sierra, residents rally to aid Jill Kinmont after a Snow Cup injury in Alta Utah left her paralyzed from the neck down initially. Churches held services, and fundraising quickly followed including a $40 benefit game, a house-to-house drive raising over 700, and a theater reel fundraiser. Contributions total about 2300 to date, with a trust fund set up at the local bank and a five member committee overseeing it.
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Local Sports Calendar Tidy Listing
Sports calendar items include basketball at multiple venues such as Los Angeles Pasadena Fullerton and Santa Anita. Events feature teams like McDonald and Velardes with various gym and swimming meet placeholders and schedules for Wednesday.
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Sears Picked North's Best Sears Picked North's Best
Ken Sears of Santa Clara named Northern California Basketball Writers and Sportscasters Association Player of the Year over USF star Bill Russell by one point. Sears and Russell were unanimous on the All Northern California team with peers Bob McKeen California Ron Tomsic Stanford Jerry Mul ten USF.
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East L A Scores Flight at Lane Beach St
East L A defeats Lane Beach St 9 to 13 in a tense coastal clash. Orange Coada and TL Al State 54 contribute to a high scoring scoreboard as Cocidentcal 9 anchors the defense.
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PCL Nines Begin Spring Training Across Pac Coast League
Spring training opened with each club preparing rosters and camps. Los Angeles at Fuller ton, Portland at Glendale, San Diego at Ontario, Seattle at Palm Springs, San Francisco at Brawley, Oakland at El Centro, Sacramento at Yuma, with Hollywood to start in Anaheim. Coaches Fleming and Berg welcomed early arrivals in Portland. Hopper absent. Early names include Red Adams, Lee Anthony, Royce Lint, Sam Calderone. Seattle eyes fit finish while Palm Springs hosts a confident setup. first baseman sought. Hollywood faces holdouts and youth movement as veterans depart. Bragan in Cuba expected next week.
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Oakland
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Yuma
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Bill Fleming
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Lee Anthony
Royce Lint
Sam Calderone
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Hollywood
Bobby Bragan
Cuba
Oxy and Loyola Face Semi final for tourney bid
Occidental and Loyola University meet in a semifinal at Pasadena City College to decide California’s representative for the WATA Basketball Tournament in Kansas City. The winner advances to play the San Francisco State versus CCAA titlist winner in the North region. Loyola, noted as slight favorite, holds a 20-2 record.
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Holdouts Dominate Spring Training Signings in 1954
Ted Williams among unsigned stars as spring camps open across MLB. About 34 players remain unsigned, with the Cleveland Indians reporting ten holdouts from last season’s pennant team. AL leads holdouts over NL, as clubs like the Red Sox, Senators, Athletics, Orioles, White Sox, and Braves show multiple players seeking terms.
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al Sehrod
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Sammy White
Ted Lepcio
Thomas
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Geng Canley
George Crowe
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Iowa Near Big Ten Title Hopes After Minn. Win
Iowa, 11-2, moved into undisputed first place in the Big Ten with a 72-70 win over Minnesota, gaining at least a share of the title and setting up a possible outright championship depending on Minnesota’s final game. Illinois secured third with an 81-75 win over Michigan, while Wisconsin joined the chase for eighth after beating Purdue to tighten standings.
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Americans 5-3 Underdogs U.S. Ice Team Set for Russ
In Duesseldorf Germany on the eve of the world championship game the United States team faces Russia in Rheinland Heath stadium. Coach Al Youicz says Russia is five to three favorites though he notes Americans have speed and Russia excel in conditioning. Team members acknowledge the Russians’ yearlong prep and political drive, while some Americans have not skated for two years due to service.
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