Spotlight In Washington For Opener
The countdown is two for Boston and Washington Saturday and three for the rest of the teams as big league baseball becomes national for the first time this season. Opening day will feature President Eisenhower throwing out the first ball in Washington while California hosts San Francisco and Los Angeles making their West Coast debuts. The Braves and Yankees are favored to win, with Mantle and Aaron among the marquee players. Openers in Chicago, Detroit, Boston and Baltimore loom as strong contenders behind the Yankees, while St. Louis, Los Angeles and Cincinnati trail the Braves in the National League. With fair weather, around 255000 spectators are expected for the opening day program.
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Player Duel In NBA Game
The sixth game of the World Series features a duel between Bob Cousy of Boston and Slater Martin of St. Louis. Martin outscored Cousy 25-10 as St. Louis took a 3-2 lead with a 102-100 win in Boston. Cousy countered with 24-6 in the rematch as Boston evened the series in St. Louis to force a decisive game.
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Slater Martin
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Between You'n Me Bowling Leagues Fort Detrick
A cluttered recap of bowling leagues and standings from Fort Detrick and nearby communities. The notes list multiple teams and scores, including High Games and High Sets for both women and men, with scattered mentions of related events, personalities, and sports anecdotes.
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Wise Boys Pick Braves And Yankees
The 1953 World Series matchup is seen as Milwaukee Braves versus New York Yankees per AP poll results. Milwaukee leads in pennant votes with 1,120 plus points, while the Yankees trail with 1,053 points, as broadcasters note mixed standings across leagues. An extra section mentions James MacDonald being refused entry to Jordan.
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Yanks
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James MacDonald
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Offit
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