Williams Homers in Red Sox Exhibition Defeat
Boston loses 5 2 to Richmond in an exhibition as Williams hits his second straight pinch homer. Deron Johnson followed by Schell and Thomas, while Fornieles and Porterfield faltered for Boston. Richmond tallied 5 runs off Portefield in late innings.
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Nats and Red Sox to open baseball season at Griffith Stadium
Washington faces Boston in the opening game as President Eisenhower will throw the first ball. The 1958 schedule starts amid change with Los Angeles and San Francisco joining the circuit and debates over league realignment. Yankees and Braves favored to win, with key openers and anticipated crowds noted.
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Eisenhower to throw first ball as Senators meet Red Sox
President Eisenhower will toss the ceremonial first ball at Griffith Stadium to open the 1958 major league season between the Washington Senators and the Boston Red Sox in a crowd near 25 000. Pitchers Ramos and Sullivan will start for Washington and Boston respectively as managers Lavagetto and Higgins choose lineups. Williams may sit with Stephens penciled in to open in left if inactive.
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Redlegs Defeat Orioles 3-2 In Exhibition Rubber
Cincinnati Redlegs rallied to beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 in an exhibition game. Key plays included a double steal and two infield singles helping Cincinnati overcome an early two run deficit. Gus Triandos hit the Orioles sole homer.
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Weekend Fights and Baseball Headlines From AP Detroit Duke Harris
Weekend AP wrap includes Pirates blasting Columbus Jets 13 to 2 as Daniels of Pittsburgh outduels Pepper and Columbus pitcher Arroyo. Also reports baseball results with Indians routing Giants 15 to 5 and Cleveland players homering, plus Havana season opening conditionally set for April 16.
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Hustlers hold first practice for 18 on roster
The Frederick Hustlers opened their season with 18 players at McCurdy Field, 12 veterans returning and Tom Michael in his first year as coach. Key contributors include Buddy Weddle and Tom Moss as catchers, with Jack Geiser, Tom Geiser and Bob Moss on the mound. Four practices are planned this week to compensate for lost time due to bad weather. opener is April 27 at Ijamsville, home debut May 5.
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Spring Opens as Baseball Season Debuts Across Circuits
Weather clears for opening practices across Maryland State League Tri County circuit and county softball. Frederick Cadets play Charlotte Hall Tuesday Johns Hopkins Freshmen Friday. Eisenhower to throw first ball at Griffith Stadium signaling 1958 season kickoff. Tri County and Maryland State leagues start Sunday with multiple games. Local high schools resume schedules after weather pause.
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New Little Loop Formed In East Frederick
The East Frederick Athletic Association formed to run four new boys league teams. A meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Hillside Coal Company offices for interested parents. The season covers 24 games from May to late July led by Roy Main president and a committee including Gene Ramsburg John W Turner Nancy L Geiser Patricia A Doll Harvey Showe Jr and Charles Stone.
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Swimmers Shine At National Capital Meet With Medals
Local swimmers participated Saturday in the National Capital YMCA Sprits meet with plaques for top three finishes and medals for interior placings. A standout butterfly record was set by a swimmer in her age group at Chicago U. Other Frederick Y swimmers missed awards while Bob Evans and Richard Evan posted notable times. Girls season ends, boys to compete at the Central Atlantic YMCA championships at the University of Delaware.
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Davis Gains Five Track Medals In Big Meet
Amazing Glenn Davis led a standout performance at the Relays with five golds and a record 44.1? 0? yards hurdles plus jumps. Ohio State’s Davis anchored two victorious relays and set a 440 hurdles mark at Quantico.
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Babe Ruth League Kiwanis Hold Tuesday Practice
The Kiwanis team in the Babe Ruth League will conduct baseball practice Tuesday at 5 p.m. at McCurdy Field.
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Boston at Washington Opens 1957 Schedule in EST
The sole game in Eastern Standard Time features Sullivan 14 11 facing Ramos 12 16 at the Washington field. The afternoon tilt is listed as 1 35 p m with pitchers matching up in today’s baseball schedule.
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Exhibition Scores Weekend exhibition baseball results
Results show multiple games with scores and line details. Notable outcomes include Pittsburgh 15 over Columbus (IL) 2 in a shortened or split format, Kansas City 7-3, Detroit 3 over New York 10, Baltimore 2 beat Milwaukee 7, Cleveland 8 over San Francisco 5, Chicago (A) 5, Washington 9 over Richmond (IL) 5, and St Louis with a two game 14 inning second game 1-2.
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Orioles sign 19 year old Frank Zupo to Sally League assignment
The Baltimore Orioles Sunday assigned 19 year old Frank Zupo, a catcher from San Francisco, to Knoxville Tennessee in the Class A Sally League after a 836 009 bonus.
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Hawks Triumph in Dramatic NBA Championship
Fragmented recap notes describe Hawks winning the NBA title with mentions of key players like Cousy and Mikan scoring milestones. The text references periods of play and dramatic scoring runs, with unclear attribution to specific games or dates.
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George Mikan
D'Alesandro To Toss Out First Ball Tuesday
Baltimore Mayor D'Alesandro will throw the first ball of the 1958 Orioles season at Trial Stadium next Tuesday afternoon. Prominent guests include Governor McKeldin, U.S. Senators Marshall Butler and Clarence A. DeHaven, and Orioles officials. Manager Cookie runs the lineup with Chuck Stubbs likely to start as the Senators open the 1958 home season in Washington.
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