Frick Urged to Void Orioles Nationals Deal
President Calvin Griffith of the Washington Senators called Baseball Commissioner Frick to void the trade that sent Bully Loes from Baltimore to the Nationals. Griffith said the Senators’ team physician found Loes had an incomplete rupture near the shoulder and recommended surgery with a poor chance of full recovery. He noted Baltimore general manager Lee MacPhail claimed Loes’ arm issue was known before the swap and linked to Yno Valen’s Thursday exam after Loes reported a sore arm.
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Orioles Cap Build With Pitching And Defense In 1959
Baltimore owner Paul Richards shapes a 1959 Orioles squad focused on pitching and defense with solid starters Arnold Portocarrero, Milt Pappas, Billy O'Dell, and Jack Harshman supported by Hector Brown and Hoyt Wilhelm. Willie Tasby anchors center field while Burrs Carrasquel, Billy Klaus, and Woodring provide limited punch. The lineup leans on singles hitters with Cus D Triandos leading, and questions linger about overall hitting punch.
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Sugar Robinson Ordered to Sign For Title Fight or Lose Crown
Sugar Robinson, 38, was ordered by the New York Athletic Commission to sign for a title defense against Carmen Basilio by noon April 15 or relinquish the middleweight crown. The commission cited rules requiring champions to defend titles regularly. Robinson last defended the title in Chicago on March 25, 1958. The issue follows negotiation reports from Robinson's attorney but no comments were offered by Robinson or his entourage. In other sports, North Carolina defeated Maryland 8-1 to begin defense of the ACC title as the Tar Heels swept the remaining matches. Burma became an independent republic in 1948.
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Boating Is in Season All the Year These Days
Popular Boating editor notes a broad rise in year round boating uptake. New materials and outboard tech boost safety and performance, enabling weekend trips, coastal cruising, and family sailing from lightweight runabouts to larger inboard cruisers.
Palmer Seeks Back-to-Back Masters Title at Augusta
Arnold Palmer pressed toward a second consecutive Masters crown at Augusta as rounds of 71 70 141 placed him in front at the wind affected course. Stan Leonard trailed by two strokes with 145 while a large pack of contenders included Hogan Snead Bell and Finsterwald amid shifting scores.
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Maglie Denies Giants Interest In Reacquisition Report
Former pitcher cited by Maglie as unaware of reports that the New York Giants were considering reacquiring him after last season where his record stood at 3-7. He said he knew nothing about any such interest.
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Notable Golf Field Faces Weekend Cuts In Open Round
Fractured scores from the 72 layout show Ed Oliver Julius Boros Paul Harney and others near 144 as Friday’s play flags low scoring. In Hollywood a separate item reports singer Maria Alberghhetti calling off her marriage to Buddy Bregman nine days before the planned wedding. Alberghhetti 72 cites timing and family objections.
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Ritchie Finance Corp expands with new offices
The executive offices at 12 South Market Street announced a new office in Luray Virginia. Former Ritchie Finance Corporation leaders now operate 17 offices in Mainlard Pennsylvania Virgel and West Virginia. Ohio ranks as the third cigar producer after Pennsylvania and Florida.
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