Redlegs Host To Cards In Arclight Row At Crosley Field
Boston Red Sox surge to first in the American League opening week led by hustling play and strong pitching. Williams out with replacements thriving at bat and Faye Throneberry leading with 12 RBIs as Boston sits 5-1, splitting with Yankees and sweeping Orioles.
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Ellison weighs radical coaching plan at Middletown High
Middletown High coach Glenn Ellison mulls a single squad approach to rebuild after a poor 1960 season. He envisions combining varsity and junior varsity into one program with position coaches and Saturday JV games to motivate all players.
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Parseghian To Pick Miami Teams For Spring Windup
At Miami University, Ara Parseghian plans a two squad intra squad game this afternoon ending spring drills at 2 p m He will act as impartial observer from the pressbox The tentative first string centers on Tom Dimitroff at quarterback with Roger Siesel and Russ Giganti on the line Injuries and multi sport commitments affect several players including Tom Troxell Mike Lanese Dean Porter Mack Yoho Bill Mallory Dick Mattern Jack Hollon Tirrell Burton and Jack Acus.
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Early Wynn to Pitch in Exhibition for Indians
Indianapolis report says Early Wynn, recovering from flu, will test his arm by pitching for the Cleveland Indians in an exhibition against their Indianapolis farm club. Wynn, who tied Bob Lemon for league lead with 23 wins last season, has only 11 exhibition innings this year and has faced salary issues and flu disruptions in spring training. If he proves fit, he will start against Washington Tuesday and work his regular turn in the 1é-game homestand vs Detroit.
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Young Yankee Rookie Tommy Carroll Breaks In
Tommy Carroll an 18 year old Yankee bonus rookie is the newee player on the New York roster and joins the team amid spring training buzz as a promising prospect.
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Fowler To Pitch as Reds Lose 6-5 in St Louis
Cincinnati falls 6-5 to St Louis on costly fielding errors in the 11th. Art Fowler is set to start for the Reds at Crosley Field while Luis Arroyo, rookie from Puerto Rico, will oppose. Gus Bell tied the game with a ninth inning homer after three hitless at bats.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
National League results include New York at Pittsburgh 8:15 p.m. Hearn or Gomez to face Littlefield while Philadelphia at Brooklyn Ridzik or Meyer vs Lees. St. Louis at Cincinnati Arroyo vs Fowler. Milwaukee at Chicago Burdette vs Jones. Yesterday batters Power and Conley starred as Athletics beat Cleveland 8-7 and Braves edged Cubs 3-2.
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Luke Easter Sparks Charleston in Big Bat Night
Luke Easter, former Cleveland Indian, drove in eight runs for Charleston in a 17 to 7 rout of Denver with four RBIs coming on a grand slam. Indianapolis beat St. Paul 54, Louisville crushed Minneapolis 14 to 2, and rain postponed Omaha at Toledo as standings shift with St. Paul sharing second with Charleston and Indianapolis.
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Waivers Sought for Vic Raschi by Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals put Vic Raschi on waivers, signaling they are giving up on the pitcher who has battled a back ailment since spring training. Raschi, who won 120 and lost 50 with the Yankees from 1947 to 1953, could be released if unclaimed.
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Columbus Jets Open Tonight in International League Debut
Columbus ventures into the International League with the Jets opening against Rochester. A citizen group bought the Ottawa franchise, funded the park, and pledged profits to the Columbus Youth Foundation. The new ownership plans a charity-focused, fan-supported season with plane travel and a loyal local following.
Boxers Fight Night Results Listed
Fights last night in Salt Lake City and Miami Beach featured Rex Layne stopping Willy Jackson, both 208 and 180 pounds respectively, with Layne securing a victory in Salt Lake City. Joe Lindsay from Miami Beach outpointed Bob Satterfield in Chicago, 10 rounds, at 186 pounds.
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Western Clubs Get Chance To Stop Dodgers Rampage
The Dodgers surge continues as Brooklyn opens a 13 game home stand aiming to extend a 2 ½ game lead in the National League. Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburgh have each faced losses as the Dodgers push for early season supremacy.
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