Slaughter Gone Fans Wonder Who Follows Cardinals Parade
In St Louis the 1954 Cardinals parade drew crowds as Eddie Stanky led the team. Enos Slaughter was traded to the Yankees, heading to Washington for the opener. Fans questioned a youth upgrade while Stan Musial drew cheers and Sally Hemus faced lingering questions about his spot.
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Cadets Triumph 10-6 Over James Wood High School
Frederick Cadets beat James Wood 10 to 6 on Monday, earning their third straight win. Fuqua pitched for Frederick, with Balhowe’s mounders allowing six runs in the first three innings as De Haven struggled in relief. Winchester’s Simpson, De Haven, and Hummel commented on the hitters facing the Winchester pitchers, while Frederick prepared for Montgomery Blair in Silver Spring.
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Orioles Open 32-Year Return to Detroit Tigers Clash
DETROIT April 12 The Baltimore Orioles end a 32 year AL absence and face the Detroit Tigers before about 40,000 at Briggs Stadium. Manager Jimmy Dykes weighs opening day pitchers with mild weather expected. Eddie Waitkus Gil Coan Sam Mele join a lineup with rookies Bolling Tuttle Kaline.
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Baseball Opens With Slaughter Trade Stirring Pennant Talk
New York opens the season with eight games as Enos Slaughter joins the Yankees shaping the pennant race. Stengel weighs using Slaughter in right field while Brooklyn eyes a third straight NL title at the Polo Grounds amid Willie Mays' return. Opening day crowds project near 215000.
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Cousy Tops Repeaters on All-Star Squad
NEW YORK April 2 Boston's famed Celtics guard Bob Cousy headlines the NBA All-Star team as the only unanimous pick. Harry Gallatin of New York and Neil Johnston of Philadelphia anchor the first squad joined by George Mikan and Adolph Schayes with Ed McCauley leading the second unit. Rookie of the year honors go to Ray Felix of the Baltimore Bullets amid a first team devoid of rookies.
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Yankees Use Of Slaughter Sparks Roundup Debate
Gayle Talbot notes how baseball fans view the Yankees ability to lure veteran star Enos Slaughter from the National League, a move seen as part of broader Yankee influence. The piece contrasts prior Raschi trade with Slaughter’s high salary and suggests collusion between powerful clubs stirs resentment.
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Lausse Beats Turner In Close Brooklyn Bout
Eduardo Lausse from Buenos Aires wins a hard fought 10 round middleweight decision over Jesse Turner of St. Louis at Eastern Parkway arena. Closely split cards drew boos for some judges and praise for others as fans debated the outcome.
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Charles Named Top Contender in Boxing Rankings
The NBA lists Ezzard Charles as logical contender to Rocky Marciano with Valdez and Cockell also among top boxers. Contenders span weights from heavy to fly, naming champions like Marciano Moore Gavilan and Shirai plus multiple challengers and regional boxers.
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Williams resumes park workout amid healing collarbone
Ted Williams, at Fenway Park, undergoes another round of X-rays and a light workout as doctors predict a possible May return. Dr. Russell Sullivan says healing is ahead of schedule and plans to remove the pin between May 3 and May 5, enabling full batting practice. Williams, who said this would be his last season, remains in shape with runs and pepper drills.
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Naval leaders swap commands at Saclant and Atlantic Fleet
In a ceremony, Admiral Wright assumed command of Saclant and the U. S. Atlantic Fleet, relieving Admiral Lynde D. McCormick who had led Saclant since its 195? formation and the Atlantic Fleet for 32 months, marking a leadership shift in NATO maritime forces.
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