Reds Rally Tops Phillies in Tight Spring Tilt
Cincinnati broke a late tie in the eighth with a two run rally led by Ted Kluszewski and a George Schulz walk. Alex Grammas fire a standout throw that caromed off Willie Jones sending him to the hospital. Jones avoided serious injury with six stitches. Johnny Klippstein earned the win while Hamner took the loss.
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Ted Kluszewski
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Bobber Henricus
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Russ Meyer
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Hearn
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Sonnett
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Hearing Set For April 12
EraMu us oneD Desovan limited the National League champions to two hits in five innings and Wilson gave up one safety and S Brooklyn's only run. Lollar and Wilson paced Chicago with two hits each. Cubs nose Giants PHOENIX, March 31— The Cubs beat the Giants 3-2 behind rookie Dick Drott who worked nine innings allowing two homers by Harris and Rhodes. Drott, Neeman. Gomez, Rodriguez, Grissom, West. W-Drott L-Gomez. Celtics Even Series. Boston 119 St Louis 99 as Ramsey and Cousy lead the Celtics to tie the NBA Finals at one game each. Ramsey 22 points, Cousy 22. Ed Macauley led St Louis with 22. Also listed many local high school scores and standings with teams Flint Hill Urbana Araby Hammsville.
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Frank Ramsey
Bob Cousy
National Basketball Assas
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Maryland to hear hunting fishing proposals April hearing planned
College scores and policy items mix with a March 31 public hearing notice in College Park Maryland on April 12 at 7 30 p m to air antlerless deer season regulated bird shooting mandatory turkey kills fee fishing lakes and related measures by the Game and Inland Fish Commission.
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Harold Smith Kolmer
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Roy Welensky
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Turkey
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Nyasaland
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Lewis
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West Virginia Downs Mount Baseballers
West Virginia University routed Mount St. Mary's 9 to 2 in Emmitsburg. Tom Cook and Paul Davis combined for two hits allowed as WVU built a 4 to 0 lead early and added three runs in the seventh and final innings.
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Paul Davis
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Mountaineers
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Olan Carter
Cook
J.nnie Retton
Nick Zegrea
Bob Senay
Glen Higgens
Bolyard
Cherry Blossom Handicap to Highlight Laurel Meet
Laurel race fans await the Cherry Blossom Handicap on April 6 with 14 fillies and mares nominated. Solar System, trained by Jimmy Lynch, leads the field after strong Barbara Fritchie form as she eyes a six furlong test in the weekend spotlight.
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