Smith Fans With Bases Loaded
DAYTONA BEACH Fla March 31 Lino Donoso Pittsburgh southpaw relief pitcher struck out Hal Smith with the bases loaded in the ninth to preserve a 6 5 exhibition victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Felipe Montemayor had four safeties and two RBIs for Pittsburgh. Evers and Grunwald notable for Orioles, Donoso earned win.
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Fla
Lino Donoso
Pittsburgh
Hal Smith
Baltimore Orioles
Felipe Montémayor
Pirate
Harry Byrd
Jim Me
Donald
Bird
Hoot Evers
Grioles
al Grunwald
Biede Eematese
Ronnie Kline
Grunwald
Kline
Donoso
Mangan
Byrd
McDonald
Smith
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Columbus
Rip Repulski
Bill Virdon
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Bob Tiefenauer
Wally Moon
Cardinals
White Sox
Tiefenauer
Chicago
Walt Dropo
Minnie Mingo
St. Louis
Fornieles
Pierce
Courtney
Poholsky
Jacobs
Sarni
Rice
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Exhibition Baseball Schedule and Results Across Cities
Exhibition games listed by city and venue with A L and NJ tags show matchups among Baltimore Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Cleveland New York Brooklyn Milwaukee Cincinnati Washington and more across Jacksonville New Orleans Houston Atlanta Montgomery Plant City Ware Shoals and San Antonio. Yesterday results include Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Brooklyn Cleveland New York among others. Maglie was roughed by the Cleveland Indians in San Antonio as Ralph Kiner homered for the Giants. Vernon delivered a key two out single for Washington in an Arlington camp outing.
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Snuthpay
Tom Lasorda
Andy Pafko
Facchin
Brooklyn
Moe
Milwaukee
Erskine
Sabine
Negray
LaSorda
Campanella
Spahn
Buhi
Dolly Ts
Crandall
White
Parks
W. —Lelly
Nerray
Associated Press
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Fla
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Maglie
San Antonio
Texas
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Sal Maglie
York Giants
Isi
Hert Wilhelm
Ralph Riner i
Willie Mays
al Dark
New York
Cleveland
Vernon
Camp Gordon
Marek St . Vernon
Cincinnati
Schmitz
Hyde
Oldis
Klippstein
Acker
Podbielan
Bailey
W.sehmitz
le Kuppstein
Giants Favored To Repeat In NL Pennant Race
New York Giants are chosen to win a second straight National League pennant in a three club contest with Milwaukee and Brooklyn. St Louis, Cincinnati, Philadelphia also in mix as Cubs and Pirates falter. Evaluates pitching, defense, and depth. Maglie aging and Irvin slowing noted.
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Ige Reichler
New York
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Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Braves
Dodgers
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Bobby Thomson
Brooklyn
Roy Campanella
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Monte Irvin
Alvin Dark
Willie Mays
Big Don Newcombe
Heam
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Karl Spooner
Carl Erskine
Russ Meyer
Johnny Parkes
Newcombe
Jack Hani
Lakeland
Harris
Boston
Will News
Cleveland
Ferris Fain
Detroit
Tizers
Ato
Mickey Che Vane
Washington
Spiker
Freddie Hutchin
Practice Called for Softballers Health Center League MIXED TEAMS
East Frederick Athletic Club conducts a Sunday 3:30 p m practice and tryouts for all EFAC softball teams including East Frederick Independent and EFAC Junior nines and Seniors nine seeking depth. Players with contracts must be present or excuseable. club notes rehabilitation efforts for wounded and handicapped players.
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Harvey Showe Jr
East Frederick Athletic Club
EFAC
East Frederick
GFAC
Shane
Trico’s 1955 Schedule Released by Local League
The Tri-County Baseball League unveils its 1955 schedule compiled by George E. Salter for President Lawrence A. Dorse. Home dates will be repeated due to carnival use of fields, with Buckeystown and Doubs playing at nearby venues to avoid clashes. The slate lists April 24 through July 31 matchups among Lovettsville Creagerstown Middletown Walkersville Lander Buckeystown Doubs Broad Run and other towns.
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Tri-County Baseball League
George E. Salter
Lawrence A. Dorse
Philip H. Beard
Trico
Armaent
Buckeystown
Doubs
Bucketstown
Adamstown
Ayod Hae
Lovettsville
Creagerstown
Middletown
Walkersville
Lander
Broad Run
Creag
Lander Dowbs
Town
Creaggerstown
Walkersville Bowling League standings and high scores
In the Walkersville Bowling League standings, Glade Valley DI and Catechin Country lead with notable performances. Individual highlights include W. Zimmerman with 56 pins and 39 cents in a game, while Farmers Supply Co. posted the high team game and set at 609 and 1,756.
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Walkersville
Cente
Farmer's Supply Co
Ox Co
Southern Restaurant
Pensi Upla
Potomac Edison
Smith's Alasares
Renner Mover Co
May
Esso
Mt. Pleasant
W. Zimmerman
Farmers Supply
Celtics Team Banquet Highlights Two Generations of Champions
Two generations of Shipley Celtics basketball veterans gathered at the V F W Country Club for a reunion banquet hosted by Dorsey F Shipley. The 1953 Celtics displayed their Penn Marst and Lee championship trophies as 1933 representatives recalled past seasons and expressed how the game has evolved with time.
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Shipley Celtics
Dorsey F. Shipley
Celtics
Shipley
Tumbo
Bowers
Portsmouth
Eugene “ Penathor Age
Dyas Clark Sheetenhelm
Charlie Keller Sr
Eugene Hummel
James ‘Humpty) Gilbert Jr
Alvin G
Quinn
Harry Leihert Jr
John Jumbo Bowers
Richard Ramsburg
Earl
Buzz) Rhoderick
Ed Alhayzh Sr
Cy Moore
Charlie McKenzie
Joe Ferguson
Donald Kreh
Lloyd Slugger
Rice
Allen Routzabn
Jack Griffin
Ronnie Treryar
Bill Uli
Benny Sheilhorse
Jim Stockman
Hal Moser
Pete Demchak
Mgr
Saul Milter
Spiders Reach Final in James Dixon Memorial Tournament
In the yeica James R Dixon Memorial tournament for year olds through high school, the Spiders defeated the Explorers 50 to 60 to advance to the championship game. Charles Boyles led with 34 points as the Explorers fought hard but trailed late.
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Yeica
James R. Dixon
Spiders
Explorers
Terps
Tadlock
Blue Devils
Charles Boyles
Boyles
Faplorers
Fights Last Night and Bowie Handicap Preview
The Los Angeles show features Layro Salas losing on points to Jordan while Francisco Garcia wins on points in Puerto Rico. Bowie Saturday hosts a 25000 added Bowie Handicap at a mile and sixteenth with Heliscope carrying 129 pounds and Fisherman 124. Hasty Road second in weights at 126 though injury may keep him from starting.
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Associated Preas Los Angeles
Don Jordan
Life
Los Angeles
Layro Salas
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Francisco Garcia
George Jamalza
Philadelphia
Bowif
Vo Whitnes
Heliysevere
Bowie
Bath
William Helis Je
Southern Maryland
Helioscope
Fisherman Totes
Hasty House Farm
Hasty Road
Levitry
Fight Tonight: Saxton Faces DeMarco In Boston Title Bout
Johnny Saxton and Pony DeMarco square off at Boston Garden at 10 p.m. EST in a 15 round welterweight title bid. Saxton aims to extend a 16 fight undefeated run with 10 KOs, while DeMarco seeks his first pro title clash after 38 wins and 4 losses. The bout follows mixed results in recent non-title rounds and packaging pace, aiming for a knockout or decision with long range and close body attack tactics.
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Boston
Johnny Saxton
Pony DeMarco
Boston Garden
Raylan
New York
Kid Gavilan
Philadelphia
Saxton
DeMarco
Tony
Jimmy Carter
Johnny
ineRee Ty FF
Emildeane
Carter
Vejar Graham Harris Fight Tonight Promises Mixed Card
Chico Vejar, 23, from Stamford faces Billy Graham in a 19 round bout telecast by NBC at 10 p.m. EST in Madison Square Garden. Graham, 32, with a past title near miss, is a 8-5 favorite. Vejar seeks a strong rematch showing as Elis eyes a summer clash with Basilio for the crown. Johnny Sexton defends against Tony DeMarco in Boston tonight as Basilio holds the title.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Chico Vejar
Billy Graham
Chien
NBC
Graham
Kid Gavilan
Madison Square Garden
Che
Imanges
Hej
Chico
Stamford
Conn
Pre Schedule Meet Called For Tuesday In Maryland League
Proxy William B Burall calls final pre schedule meeting of Marshland State Baseball League for Tuesday at Frederick YMCA. Local league play begins April 24. Directors to post supplementary deposits and plan election. Miller of Frederick Umpires Association confirms enough trained officials for the season.
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William B. Burall
Marshland State Baseball League
Frederick
Burall
Maryland State League
cLM sUe@ lakshane
Keng Miller
Frederick Umpires’ Association
State League
Umpires’ Association
Miller
Second Champion At Tournament Crowned
The Golden Eagles defeated Shooting Stars 61 46 to win the Robert Comer Memorial gold medal YMCA tournament for boys 13 and under. Captain John Thomas shifted tactics at halftime, moving Ronnie Engle to pivot as Kreissig scored early for the Stars. Engle excelled from the pivot, sealing the comeback and title.
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American Legion
Quint
Golden Eagles
G. F
Geisbert
S. Stars
Jack Griffin
Dale Ramsburg
Blank
Robert Comer
Shooting Stars
YMCA
Stars
John Thomas
Ronnie Engle
Kreissig
Engle
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Dickson
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Parnell
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United Nations Food and Agriculture’ Organization
Health Center League
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Alkersville
Glade Valley DI
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Mercer
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Toole
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Southeast Asia
Vejar
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Wilson
Louisville
Rawlings — Spalding
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
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