Pale Hose Win as Five-Run Rally Tops Cardinals
CHICAGO White Sox knocked St. Louis 10 to 7 in Albany, led by a five-run sixth including a three-run homer by George Kell and two RBI by Luis Aparicio. Red Schoendienst and others homered for the Cardinals as Chicago snapped a four-game skid in the barnstorming trip opener.
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Albany
George Kell
Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Cardinals
White Sox
Willard Schmidt
Augusta
Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
Cincinnati Redlegs
Washington Senators
Camp Gordon
Redlegs
Bob Thurman
Gus Bell
Ted Abernathy
Ray Jablonski
Senators
Johnny Klippstein
Whitey Herzog
Washington
Cincinnati
Brodowski
Abernathy
Berberet
FitzGerald
Klippstein
Scantlebury
Burgnathy
Capitols Win Title In Intermediate Loop
Jay Smith sparked the Capitols as they defeated the Crazy Legs 32 to 14 to capture the Comer Gold Medal tournament title at the YMCA. Smith scored 22 points, hitting seven field goals in the first half to build a 17 to 6 lead at intermission and extend the margin through the final period.
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Ing Spree
Little Rascals
YMCA
Smith
Hetting
Pane Puaanhut
YMCA Capitals Win Intermediate Basketball Playoff Title
Led by Kenny Coulter, the Capitals won the YMCA Intermediate Basketball League playoff championship at the Y last night after taking two of three from the Celtics in the regular season. the Celtics were upset in the final 24 points marked the winning margin.
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Kenny Coulter
Capitols
Celtics
Darner Is Big Show In Walkersville Cage Bout
Ronnie Darner starred Thursday as Walkersville topped Taneytown in a late season basketball game. Capitols built late lead with Coulter’s two field goals in the final period after trailing. Celtics led 15 to 10 at halftime and 18 to 16 entering the final period. Moore and Wilhide added foul shots and Coulter struck late to tilt the game. Lakers fell 50 to 36 as Herrick Dennis Champlin led Knicks scoring. Eyster had 16 for Lakers. Bradenburg and Brunner added points for losers as Taneytown High is the sole county school sponsoring baseball. Coach Remsberg praised overall play after first under-fire outing.
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Capitols
Celtics
Moore
Wilhide
Knicks
Lakers
Herrick
Dennis
Champlin
Eyster
Brardenburg
Mercer
Wilson
Rhoderick
Murray
Stone
Stu Zimmerman
G AO
Taneytown
Capitels
G. F
Lions
Corers
Dar- Lasry
Fleet
W. Rinehart
Taneytown High
Carl Gastley
G'roll
West Herrick
Minster
Brunner
Brande
Bennie Becker
Tanerquill
Blank
Gang Ge
Smith
Hampstead High
Graham Wilkasin
Wayne Baumgardner
Dean Nausbaum
Ted Willams
Bob Fuss
Walt Simpson
Littlestown
Glen Cop ‘Enhaver
Larry Fee‘Iser
Hank Wentz
Bob Clingan
George Crouse
Pete Westine
Frank Henshaw
Lisbon
Frederick
Walkersville
Fairfield
Hampstead
Westminster
Elmer Wolfe
Manchester
Sykesville
Carroll County
Western Maryland College
Pataca
Promoter Blames“Elites” in Baltimore Boxing Revival
Les Sponsler and Jack Portnoy, new Baltimore boxing promoters, report it remains tough as “certain people control certain fighters” and gatekeepers name opponents. Sponsler cites high TV bout costs, fists at Los Angeles inquiry, and offers for Ezzard Charles if opponent is chosen. Also notes local training arrivals and Taneytown baseball and track schedules with names and dates.
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Baltimore
Les Sponsler
Sponsler
Jack Portnoy
Sports Reports Assn
New York
Spensler
Portnoy
Ezzard Charles
Los Angeles
California
Mounts Begin Three Day Campaign With Road Trip
Mount St. Marys College baseball coach Jim Phelan leads a three game swing through Maxon Dixon Conference rivals opening at Hampden Sydney, then Randolph Macon, then American University. Uncertainty over veteran Tom Galvin’s availability shadows lineup as Linton brothers join squad and pitcher Crone contemplates return to Maryland Maple Leafs.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Maxon-Dixon
Home Diamonds
Mount Mentor
Hampden Sydney
Randolph-Macon
American University
Washington
Tom Galvin
Phelan
Galvin
Jack Sullivan
Bill Ross
Chub Walsh
Jack Mattimore
Bill Hessler
George Proferes
Joe Maroney
Joe Smith
Dick McCarron
Linton Brothers
Gary
Jim
Charley Costenbaders
Crone
Smith
Frank Smith
Lintons
Yellow Springs Nine
Heart of Maryland
Sjamsville Maple Leafs
Navy Irked By Colts Stand Over Stadium Dates
Baltimore April 5 Navy declines offer from Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom to underwrite a sell out for Navy Notre Dame at Memorial Stadium on Nov. 3 1956. Navy cites a city contract preventing events the day after a middle game, while Rosenbloom seeks a solution for future cooperation.
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Naval Academy Today
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore Colts
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Washington Redskins
Memorial Stadium
Notre Dame
Cos Anes
Ivos
Rosenbloom
Naval Academy
Naval
Colt
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Colts
Maryland Wins 16th Straight In Lacrosse
Maryland defended its national title with a 24 4 lacrosse victory over Syracuse marking 16 straight wins this season for the Terps Syracuse goalie Oran Lyons made 42 saves in a busy day for the visitors scoring leaders included Wicker Skinner and Tamburello and Maryland used 24 players in a dominant performance
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College Park
Maryland
La-Crosse
Syracuse
Terps
Oran Lyons
Frank Tamburello
Charlie Wicker
Lee Skinner
Simmon
Bassett
Lindsay
Muller
Wicker
Strott
Skinner
Molker
F. Tamburello
Keatling
Waesche
Carlise
Bett Scranton
TV News Roundups Show Promise Yet Miss The Beat
Charles Mercer reviews CBS and NBC Sunday afternoon news efforts. CBS with Eric Sevareid and NBC with Chet Huntley aim to cover weekend spot news and features but struggle when no major events occur. He urges focus on front page news and timely in-depth features.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Nbc-Tv
Cbs-Tv
CBS
Eric Sevareid
NBC
Chet Huntley
Venturi Leads Masters Round With 66 At Augusta
Augusta Ga April 5 Ken Venturi the current idol of golf set led the Masters field with a 66 as he produced a six under par round of 32 34 66 at the 6965 yard Augusta National Course. Venturi, a handsome automobile salesman from San Francisco, followed Billy Joe Patton in showing amateur could contend with the pros.
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Venturi
Augusta
Ken Venturi
Billy Joe Patton
Mat Lan
San Francisco
Augusta National
Marilyn Monroe Stricken By Virus Sends Her Home From Studio
Marilyn Monroe was sent home from a 20th Century Fox studio after a virus infection and 101 degree fever. Dr. Lee Siegel ordered bed rest for the rest of the week. A nearby Carroll Manor talk covered taxes and city growth with Mayor Derr addressing Grange members.
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Marilyn Monroe
Hollywood
20Th Century Fox
Studio Today
Lee Siegel
Carroll Manor
Frederick
John A. Derr
Carroll Manor Grange
Adamstown
Derr
Willis D. Remsberg
Frederick Rollers
Friday Radio Listings Note APA Flavor
Radio program schedule fragment lists stations MBS WWOR ABC WMAL CBS WFMD iNBC WEAL I. No clear program details. appears as an archive entry or citation line.
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MBS
WWOR
ABC
WMAL
CBS
WFMD
Inbc
Weal I
Evening Radio Schedule Clips From CBS era Variety Hour
A fragmented list maps a day’s radio slate with programs like News Commentary, Crosby, Jack Carson, Armon and Andy, Dance Music, Fibber and Molly, and Treasury Show. Entries show time stamps and show titles across CBS networks with multiple hosts and segments.
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Thres
Abe
Cbs
Paul-Mary Poré
Aba
Dramz
Johnny Dolar
Che
Radio Workshop
Mbe
Sound Mirror
Abs
Jack Carson
Armon
Andy
Abe Dange
Dbbs Newa
Abe Newa
Mbs
Cbs Treasury
Fibber
Molly
All
Nets
Television Schedule Fragment Report
The snippet lists scattered TV slots with mismatched names such as Kukla Ollie Science Fiction John Daly Newa Broadcast and Rin Tin Tin Champion with various networks and odd timing notes across 7 to 11 PM, including shows like Life of Riley and Playhouse. The OCR appears garbled with inconsistent channel codes and program titles.
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Ollie
Abe
John Daly
Abe Newa
Cbp
Hiddie Fisher
Abe Rin Tin Tin
Abe Champion
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Nbe
Mama
Cbe
Riley
Samea
Cbs
Abe Crusader
Cba
Jan Murray
Nbe Playhouse of
Stara
Sparta
Ebs
Red Barber
Nbo
Stave Allen
New Cartridge Has A Reason MeCUNNE EUs Gun Bugs
MeCUNNE EUs Gun Bugs are a hard crew to get along with. They are perfectionists, always scratching for something super duper and living under the delusion that those who make guns and ammonite are in business for the love of it. Gun companies are altruistic to a degree, spending more on conservation than the average person realizes. But a new product must still have a chance to pay its way.
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al Worthington
Marv Gris
Frank Robinson
Thej Son
Indians
Columbia
S. C
Worthington
A. Robinson
Vic ‘Wertz
Robinson
Gus Bell
Cleveland
New York
Wally Post
Narleski
Daley
Averill
Kluszewski
Fleet Johnny Temple
Roy McMillan
Ray Jablonski
Rocky Bridges
Smoky Burgess
Ed Bailey
San Diego
Matt Batts
al Silvera
Batts
Bai‘Hey
Julius la Rosa
Wisconsin
Mecunne Eus
Winchester .358 Win cartridge discussed as a modern rifle option
The article surveys the .358 Winchester as a compact short cartridge built from the .308 case to feed modern actions like the Winchester Model 88. It compares it to the .35 Whelen, notes lower recoil, potential in bolt actions and semi autos, and explains the industry aims to balance performance, ease of production, and shooter cost.
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Associated Press
Petridge
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Detreit
Baltimore
Winchester
Sullivan Giambra Set For NBC Ten Round Fight In Syracuse
Syracuse tonight features middleweight contenders Johnny Sullivan of England and Joey Giambra of Buffalo in a nationally televised ten round bout at War Memorial Auditorium. Giambra, 24, recently returned from a two year Army hitch and carries 42 victories with four losses and a draw. Sullivan, 23, stands 63-18-3 with 35 knockouts to his name.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Joey Giambra
Johnny Sullivan
England
War Memorial
Giambra
Buffalo N. Y
Bobo Olson
Olson
Joe
Bobo
Sugar Ray Robinson
Sullivan
National League standings and results recap
National League standings show St Louis at 16 3 .640 Milwaukee 5 10 .600 Pittsburgh 15 10 .600 New York 11 . Cincinnati 14 12 .538 Philadelphia 13 Brooklyn 13. Chicago 6 13 4 58. Yesterday's results include Cincinnati 4 Washington 3 Milwukee 8 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 16 Baltimore 4 Chicago 10 St Louis 7 Cleveland 2 New York 0 Pittsburgh 6 Kansas City 1.
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New York
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Chicago
Wash
Milw
Kee
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Balto
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Clevel
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Jake) Flowers
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