Cards Blank Tigers 5 to 0 in Florida spring game
Cliff Chambers went seven innings to pitch the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-0 exhibition victory over the Detroit Tigers in St. Petersburg. The win finished the Cardinals Florida schedule at 12-9-1. Detroit ended 9-12. Sally Hemus led the Redbirds with two singles and a triple in a tight hitting attack.
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Pale Hose Are League Puzzle
Pale Hose Are League Puzzle reviews the Chicago White Sox outlook under manager Paul Richards as spring training ends. It cites new pitchers Chuck Stubbs Al Widmar Marv Grissom Hector Rodriguez Sam Dente and fielding additions Chico Carrasquel Nellie Fox Minnie Minoso Jim Busby and Sherm Lollar and questions whether pitching will decide the race with Pierce Rogovin Halcombe Dobson Kretlow and Dorish competing for rotation spots.
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Thriller Final Sends Caterpillars To Olympic Tilt
Peoria's Caterpillars edged Kansas champions 62-60 at Madison Square Garden as Howie Williams hit a onehand jumper from 20 feet with eight seconds left. Clyde Lovellette failed a late layup for Kansas before the Caterpillars secured the rebound and feed. Phillips 66 Qilers beat LaSalle 92-58 in third place. AAU titleholder Caterpillars and Kansas advance to Helsinki for the summer Olympics.
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Recreation League latest results and upcoming matches
Recreation League scores show Coca-Cola 3 ASCO 0 and HE 2 Joe's Crrs 1 with VFW 1 Four Works 2 Monocacy Inn 1. Individual highs include K Nusbaum 164 in a game and C Cramer 404 in a set. Coca Cola 1R28 leads team stats. Also notes April 17 Navy physicals for Gerry Caleman and Ted Williams for possible two year active duty.
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Red Sox Hope They Have Stars
High Point North Carolina spring camp teems with talk of another Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio. The Hi-Toms stars Gene Stephens and 19 year old Wil Williams from Gravette Arkansas, plus Tom Umphlett from Ahoskie North Carolina, headline a talented youth wave in the Class D North Carolina State League as draft shadows loom. Lou Boudreau reshapes the infield with players like Piersall Goodman Lepcio Richter and Pesky while the camp wrestles with second base gaps and hitting power. Practice tomorrow for Camp Derrick girls softball is set at six.
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Lineup Depends On Situation Contends Yankees Manager
Casey Stengel explains the Yankees reliance on a flexible lineup, using Gil McDougald and Joe Collins to adapt to pitchers and fielding needs. He notes the two platoon system started in 1949 amid many injuries and shifts, describing himself as a pro after years juggling positions.
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Libertytown Bowling League Latest Results and Standings
Friday results show Fisher's 2 over Wright's 1 and Nash 2 over Grabill's 1 while Warner's 2 over Smith's 1. Highs include Dudrar (Nash's) 149 for a game and T Whipp (Grabill's) 380 for a set. Nash's leads team totals with 1,572 pins.
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City To Have Pony League In Frederick This Spring
Frederick opens Pony League play for 13 to 14 year olds with workouts at McCurdy Field and practice from now to April 18. Motter Thomas leads as president with Mayor Rice and other officers guiding four sponsor backed teams. Teams will compete under national Pony League rules culminating in a regional tournament and potential World Series bid in Washington, Pa.
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Pony League Diamond Sizes Compared To Other Leagues
The text compares Pony League diamonds with Little League and Major Leagues, noting eligibility age differences and diamond measurements. It states Pony League fields are sized midway between Little League and Major Leagues, reflecting official footage.
Squad Selected For Games In Helsinki
The Olympic Basketball Committee completed the selection of a four man squad for Helsinki. Bob Kurland and Wayne Glasgow, both Oilers veterans, join seven players from the University of Kansas and five from Peoria Cater pillars. Eight alternates were chosen from AAU and college teams, with notable names including Tom Gola, Ron McSilvray, Norm Grekin, Bill Hamilton, and Clyde Lovellette among others.
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Buckeystown Baseball Club Meet At Trout Home
The Buckeystown Baseball Club holds a Thursday meeting at 7 30 PM at George Trout's home. All members urged to attend.
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Arcade Bowling League Thursday Night Division Scores
Ceresville 2 Farmers Co-Op 1 May Grocery 2 Jack's Feed 1 Stup Texaco 2 Ebert's 1 Falk Grocery 3 Brown's 4. High individual game 152 high set 374 by Schwearing Stup Texaco. High team game 6123 and set 1685 by Stup Texaco.
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Mel Roach hits grand slam in Cavaliers win over Maryland
In Charlottesville, Virginia, April 4, Virginia outslugged Maryland 11 to 7 as Mel Roach, the Cavaliers' second baseman, blasted a grand slam with two outs in the bottom of the eighth to erase a 6-5 deficit and seal the victory after Virginia squandered an early 5-1 lead.
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Workout Postponed by Thunderstorms for L1 Year Old Leaguers
A first workout at Frederick High School was halted by thundershowers. The 12 year old aspirants will practice as scheduled this evening at 5 45 on the Cadet field and the rescheduled session for Thursday evening at 5 45.
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Understanding work with statistics in a classroom example
An instructor explains that statistics don’t lie using a server of scenarios. He says 12 men can build a house in one day so one man needs 12 days. Jones adds a boat analogy saying six boats could cross the ocean in one day.
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