Yankees Beat Hornets 3-1 In Tri-State League Showdown
New York Yankees edged the Charlotte Hornets 3-1 as fireballer limited the minor leaguers to 13 men faced, with Lopat pitching five strong innings. Reynolds entered in the sixth after Lopat allowed four hits and an unearned run. Bob Cervo starred for the Yankees with a triple and a single as the crowd of 4,816 watched lefty Dzingelowski and Zeisz shut down the New York offense late.
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Ed Lopat
Mike Dzingelowski
Zeke Zeisz
Nats Rally With Four Homers Drive Win Over Reds
Washington Senators beat Cincinnati Reds 10 9 in an exhibition at Bluefield West Virginia. Gi Coan Cass Michaels Sam Mele and Mickey Vernon homered for the Senators while Ted Kluszewski Andy Seminick and Joe Nuxhall hit four baggers for the Reds. Blackwell, Nuxhall, Bevens and Seminick shared mound duty for Cincinnati in a high scoring spring tilt.
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Mickey Vernon
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Reds
Ted Kluszewski
Andy Seminick
Joe Nuxhall
Washington
Cincinnati
Ewell Blackwell
Cean
Bruce Edwards
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Braves take second in Camp Detrick Tenpin League
The Braves won all three games against the Dodgers to claim sole possession of second place in League A. In League B, the Buds moved to first with a 2-1 win over the Giants, while Dodgers dropped to a tie for seventh. This week’s schedule features Braves vs White Sox and Yankees vs Athletics on Monday.
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County Softball League eyes new clubs and split season structure
The County Softball League reconvenes at Frederick YMCA with Adams, Ballenger, Urbana and Mountaindale reps. Wilbur Culler presides. Howard Fisher elected secretary treasurer as plans set for April 21 meeting to add teams, cap rosters at 20, two per game, and a 2 pm Sunday schedule. May 4 starts split season with best of five finals if one team tops both halves. Players must be signed two Sundays prior. no midseason additions after half completes. All play under American Softball Association rules. rainouts are rescheduled after half.
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Adamstown
Urbana
Mountaindale
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Mwanhills
American Softball Association
Richards Is High On Chicago White Sox Prospects
Pasadena based feature on Paul Richards guiding the Chicago White Sox for 1946. It highlights third base competition with Hector Rodriguez and Sam Dente, mentions George Wilson and Don Nicholas as rookies, and notes Lollar catching help from Sherm Lollar plus a pitching staff led by Joe Dobson and Al Widmar.
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Joe Dobson
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Baltimore
Richards Sees White Sox Improvements In Key Areas
Manager Richards outlines progress for the White Sox focusing on pitching depth catching upgrade infield polish and a stronger finish. He notes three-quarter reads and improved positioning contributing to higher performance than 1981.
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Ward Throws No Hit Game At Bell Vocational High
Frederick Cadets edged Washington opponents 12 to 3 in the opener as Ward pitched a no hitter for four safeties and seven runs in the first inning. Cadets combined timely hits and errors to take a commanding early lead and never looked back while Bell struggled with control and defense.
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Mounts Rally Falls to Western Maryland 12 11
Western Maryland erased an 11 2 deficit with a 10 run outburst in the eighth inning to edge Mt St Marys 12 11 in Mason Dixon Conference baseball. Mounts built a 9 0 lead with six runs in the third then the Terrors added two in the third and seven in the ninth, aided by four singles two walks an error a fielder s choice and a sacrifice.
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Scores show Jack's Feed Store 11.633 May's Grocery 12.600 Stup Texaco 12.600 Ceresville M 13.566 Falk Grocery 15.500 Ebert's 466 Brown Ligg-Gro 18.400 Farmers Co-op .233. High game Stockman May's Grocery 142. High set B Fogle Ebert's 382. High team game Jack's Feed Store 557. High team set Ebert's 1.649.
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LaMotta vows to stop Hayes in Detroit bout at Olympia
Jake LaMotta vows to stop Norman Hayes in a 10 round fight at Olympia Stadium Detroit aired nationally at 10 p.m. EST Hayes, 161, weighed in while LaMotta, 165, has lost only one Detroit bout Hayes previously defeated LaMotta in Boston Hayes underdog at 7 to 5 with his family in attendance and supportive trash talk from both fighters.
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Paddy Young Targets Sugar Ray Robinson in May Showdown
Paddy Young, after 54 bouts, declares himself ready to topple Sugar Ray Robinson in a Madison Square Garden championship clash on May 16. The Greenwich Village native, 23, touts youth and strength, recounts a tough road to boxing, and explains his relentless drive and crowd-pleasing swagger that fuels his bid to dethrone the famed welterweight rival.
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Racing Conditions To Be Given Thorough Study
The Legislative Council forms a two–man committee to study Maryland racing conditions. Senators Della and Sybert will head the group, with members Chewning Campbell and others from racing, breeding, business and insurance sectors named to join. The probe follows persistent Pimlico closure reports amid earlier Senate action.
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Bobanet Stable
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Bruce Campbell
Presley D Bowen
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A. Herman Siskind
Leahy Checks Out Tatum Split-T Tactics at Maryland Practice
Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy sent assistant Bob McBride to observe Jim Tatum’s split-T system at Maryland as spring drills start under NCAA rules. Tatum, who learned the split-T from Don Faurot, led Missouri to a 10–0 season with a Sugar Bowl win last year.
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