Rookie Hunt Shuts Out Dodgers in Early Showdown
Cincinnati Reds rookies Hunt and Boros lift teams in spring training action. The Reds trim Dodgers as Boros stars for Tigers drive 5 2 win over Twins. Cardinals top Giants and Braves edge Pirates in NL play. Angels end Indians win streak. Orioles top White Sox. Senators beat Kansas City. Boros homers in ninth to help Detroit tie big league record with three straight blasts.
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Bonus Baby Sent To City Team By Senators
Washington upi report states Eddie Brinkman signed a three year contract with the Washington Senators of the American League and was sent to Middlesboro Appalachian rookie league club. Brinkman, a Cincinnati high school star, drew major league interest after posting strong home run and pitching stats with his teams. The signing marks a Senators push to concentrate on player development.
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Giants Sign Brothers Cil and Terry Livingston
The New York Giants signed veteran linebacker Cil Livingston and rookie halfback Terry Livingston from Arizona State. Cil enters his eighth season with the team while Terry joins as a rookie from Tempe.
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Pennington Wins Lee County Baseball Title
Pennington High captured the Lee County baseball championship with a strong first inning that produced five runs. Kerry Pridemore, M. Smith, and Larry Ely led the offense as Mountaineer bats failed to rally, with Mike Robinson driving in a key run to seal the win over Keo. Barker and Barker’s teammates contributed for Keakea in a losing effort.
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Rotary Blasts Optimists to Tie for First in Life League
Rotary defeated the Optimists 24.4 to 24.4 in Life League play at End Park. Chedester had four hits for Rotary, Jonson and Williams each contributed a hit with Williams hitting a home run. The win ties Rotary for first with the Elks, while the Optimists drop into a lower tier behind the Kiwanis. Next games set for 6:00 today as the Jaycees debut.
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Army football great Davis Meake among Hall of Fame honorees
New York insiders announce the National Football Foundation awards list naming eight players and two coaches to the Hall of Fame. Davis Meake of Army leads a cohort that includes Weldot Muntl Rice Pat Payeti and Lehigh’s Chiarjie Justice, with Princeton’s Charlie Caldwell and Don Faurof as the two coaches. Induction is set for the foundation dinner in December in New York.
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Golfers Warm Tor Festival in Indianapolis
Top golf stars gathered for a $50,000 Festival tournament at the 3 mile auto race track in Indianapolis. Masters champion Gary Player and defending champ Doug Ford led a celebrity field hoping for the prize, with Arnold Palmer listed as a doubtful entry but later confirming participation.
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Pit's Sports Slants Dy Julian Pitzer Mperto Editor
Regional high school basketball tourney opens at Bradner Studio as local teams prepare. Players like Jimmy Buoys show promise while scouts track prospects from Evansville and Kentucky. Weather and field conditions affect practice as teams eye regional matchups and possible playoff routes.
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Standings And Schedule From A Sports Wire Card
Standings show teams like San Francisco Philadelphia and Pittsburgh atop the league with several games listed. The card includes matchups with Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago Detroit and others, plus a schedule of probable pitchers and night games through Thursday.
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Open golf qualifiers narrow field for US Open sectionals
New York and San Francisco sectional trials slugged through tough courses as tested pros Mike Huma and Eddie Mereins barely advanced. Huma at Rivalsweed Country Club White Plains posted 74 74 to force a playoff, while Mereins tied with Rudolph La Martina at Great Pivee Club on Long Island before surviving an ensuing playoff. Overall 52 berths filled for finals in Detroit area with 21 exempt players including defending champion Arnold Palmer.
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Harris Loses Final Match in Houston
Roy Harris from Cut N Sick Texas suffered a decisive defeat to Canadian heavyweight Lah Cleroux in Houston. Harris was knocked down three times and stopped in the fifth round, signaling the end of his boxing career as he indicated he had nothing left to give.
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