Cubs Take City Series in spring rout at Wrigley Field
Cubs beat White Sox 9 to 2 at Wrigley in the Chicago city series opener as Sam Jones held Sox to three hits and Walt Moryn led a 11-hit barrage. Cleveland and Milwaukee closed exhibition play with Braves winning 3-2 over the Indians after Wertz and Garcia sparked a late Indians lead. Pirates down Tigers 11-9 behind Clemente's three singles and Munger’s three scoreless innings. Athletics top Cardinals 6-1 in Kansas City final tuneup as Kretlow steadies pitching. Indians beat Redlegs 8-4 in Indianapolis with five eighth-inning runs. Practice note: Mountaindale softball team to practice Tuesday evening.
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Chicago
Cubs
New York
de Louis Cardinals
White Sox
Wrigley Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sam Jones
Bob Keegan
Connie Johnson
Walt Moryn
Johnson
Keegan
Fornicies
Harshman
Lollar
Battey
Jones
Chiti
Cleveland
Milwaukee Braves
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Vic Wertz
Mike Garcia
Braves
Chico Carrasquel
Garcia
Early Wynn
Ernie Johnson
Milwaukee
Murff
Crone
Rice
Wynn
Hegan
Averill
W—Johnson
L—Garcia
Pittsburgh
Detroit Tigers
Forbes Field
National League Pirates
Tigers
Pirates
Frank Thomas
Satay
Roberto Clemente
Pirate
Thunder
Tiger
Clemente
George
Red) Munger
Detroit
Oix
Garver
Miller
Black
Brady
Porter
Wilson
Littlefield
Munger
Surkont
Face
Donoso
Kravitz
W—Munger
L—Garver
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
St. Louis
Lou Kretlow
A’s
Athletics
Harry (Suitcase) Simpson
Spook Jacobs
Bill Sarni
Kretlow
Cardinals
Poholsky
McDaniel
Kinder
Sarni Cooper
Portocarrero
Ginsberg
W—Kretlow
L—Poholsky
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Indians
American Association
Cincinnati Redlegs
Redlegs
Ted Kluszewski
Rudy Minarcin
Redleg
Art Fowler
Bud Podbielani
Minarcin
Ray Jablonski
Cincinnati
Indianapelia
Fowler
Podbielan
Batts
Bailey
Murszewski
Minnick
Billy Rigney
Bobby Bragan
Polo Grounds
Danny Kravitz
Bob Friend
Johnny Antonelli
Giants
Freddie Hutchinson
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Joe Nuxhall
Charlie Grimm
Bob Buhi
Lew Burdette
Bob Rush
Buhl
Jantane
Industrial Bowling League Thursday Night Results
Industrial Bowling League results show Phil's Esso a 4 4, Dolly's Gro a 4, Esskay H BL 3, Stup Crowther Budweiser 3, Green's Esso 3, Lewis' Gro 3, Jack's Feed 0 as week standings list Budweiser Farmer Cooperative atop the team table. Highs include Thomas and Schaeffer tying for high single game at 143 for Farmer Coop and Schaeffer claiming high single match with 380, while Farmer Coop leads both high team game at 614 and high team match at 1,785.
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Philo
Esso
Dolly's
Gro
Farmers Coop
Esskay H
Stup-Crowther Budweiser
Green
Jack
Phil
Jack's
F. St. Esskay Ham
Lewis
Schaeffer
Farmer Coop
Full Season For Doves Approved In Maryland 1956 57
Annapolis Md April 15 the Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission approved a full season for dove hunting for 1956 57 beginning September 15 and extending as many days as allowed by the federal government. The plan unifies periods previously split and follows requests from clubs and sportsmen. Deer bow season and new bow hunting for deer in Ek Neck State Forest are also authorized. Seasons for other birds include squirrel October 9 31 wild turkey October 5 31 rabbit partridge pheasant and ruffed grouse November 15 to December 31 with various county specifics and bow deer options in December and November.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Game ‘Land Inland Fish Commission
United States Fish and Wildhire Ane
Ek Neck
Woodmont Rod and G Club
Washington County
Fed
Opening Day Baseball Bets and Lineup Shuffles Across Leagues
Opening day features the Dodgers and Yankees as favorites with new players like Charlie Neal and Jerry Lumpe in key roles. Don Newcombe and Robin Roberts headline the starting pitchers for Brooklyn and Philadelphia, while Washington hosts a sellout crowd as Detroit faces the Veamane Mile crowd in Bowie. The season begins amid managerial rotations, injuries, and hopeful returns, with fans eyeing battles between Newcombe and Roberts and the Yankees’ Don Larsen against Camilo Pascual in Washington.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Charlie Neal
Montreal
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Philadelphia
Neal
Walter Alston
Ransom Jackison
Jackie ‘Robinson
Don Newcombe
Newk
Carl Erskine
Jersey City
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Newcombe-Roberts
Yankees
Easenhower
Washington
Casey Stengel
Don Larsen
Nats
Camilo Pascual
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Elston
Howard
Yog
Berra
Stengel
Jerry Lumpe
Birmingham
Griffith Stadium
Rinehart
Chuck Dressen
Turpin
Dick Tettle
Bach
Whitey Herzog
Yan
Beel
Karl Olson
Red Sox
Alessandro D'Ottavio
Italy
Bowie
Rome
Torino Stadium
Ani
Walmartala
Lou Berberet
Detroit
Tigers
Alumni Triumph and Local Bowling Standings Highlight Maryland Meet
The Maryland Alumni football trials featured a 14 to 12 win by the Alumni over the Varsity at Byrd Stadium with Jack Scarbath directing a 12 yard touchdown pass to Dick Bielski and a 15 minute first quarter ball control. In bowling action, teams like Pabst Blue Ribbon and Rice's Five dominated divisions with high scores and standings across multiple lanes, as Nicklas topped the high game and Cramer led sets.
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Wartan Nason Spaou
College Park
Peg Keats
Maryland
Byrd
Butler
Butlin
Varsity
Tommy Montis
Tom Selep
Inme
John McVicker
Jack Scarbath
Scarbath
Dick Bielski
Bernie Faloney
Lou Weidensaul
Bielski
Recreation League Walkersville MAR results and boxing note
Walkersville MAR league results list Jacobson's and V F W Brunswick Eagles with 4 0 scores and each team’s partial standings. A boxing note cites European middleweight title claim and mentions Loyola College baseball near upset by Western Maryland with players earning post season All Star honors and rookie of the year award details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Hartwig
Loyola College
Western Maryland
Iea. One
Snead Wins Open in Sudden Death at Greensboro
Sam Snead edged Fred Wampler in a sudden death playoff to win the Greensboro Open Golf Tournament, securing his sixth win since 1938. Both players finished regulation at 279 five under par. Snead birdied the second extra hole after Wampler missed a six-foot par save, earning $2,200.
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Vaughn
Greensboro
N.C
Baltimore
Sam Snead
Joy Vaughn
Baltimore Colts
Fred Wampler
Wampler
Snead
Indianapolis
Swaps Owner Seeks Another Derby Victory
Rex Ellsworth and Mish Tenney announce a strong bid for a second Kentucky Derby win next month as Swaps owner and Terrang trainer enjoy Broward Handicap triumphs. Gulfstream Park drew 20,345 after Swaps set a track record. Terrang finished just after Swaps in 1:39? a new record time.
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Miami
Fla
California
Rex Ellsworth
Mish Tenney
Gulfstream Park
Swaps
Emlsworth
Tenney
Terrang
Kentucky
Pettit
New York
Bob
Florida
Broward
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Assn
South Dakota
River Downs
Philadelphia Warriors
Paul Vadzin
Nei Johnston
Boston Celtics
Bob Cousy
Bill Sharman
Johnston
Cousy
Sharman
Globetrotters Triumph Over College All-Stars in Detroit
The Harlem Globetrotters defeated the College All-Stars 82 to 58 before 9,489 at Olympia Stadium, marking their 10th win in 16 on a cross-continental tour with the collegians. Also, Washington Senators signed outfielder Carlos Paula to Denver on a 24-hour recall basis and sent Ted Abernathy and Julio Becquer to Louisville in the American Association.
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Paula
Denver
Washington
Washington Senators
Carlos Paula
Senators
Ted Abernathy
Julio Becquer
Louisville
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Repre- Peeelaaat Wss
Fadia Frel
Industrial Bowling League
Doves
Yee
Schlitz
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Riddlemoser
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Tinner
Warren's Blues
Groff Bros
K&h Plumber
Cozy Cor
Warren's Reds
Marlow’s
Fred
Morgan’s Lunch
Marlow's
Frederick Paint & Glass
Warren's
Reds
Plumber
Jefferson
Ian Groff Bros
Harald
Morgan
Hamilton
Bradley
iThrow
Maryland Racing Commission
D. Eldred Rinehart
England
Clyde Feltner
Randy Turpin
Steps Hammer
Laurel Linto
Walkersville Bowling
Ameri
Nicklas
Cramer
Pabst Blue
C&p Tele. Co
Lease's
Gulf Service
Lander
Ideal Dairy
Civitan
Bartonsville
Smith's Ath. Murray’s
Mkt
N’s
Amoco
Murray's
Whitmore
C. & FP. Telephone Co
Ylas
Jacobson's
V.F.W
Brunswick Eagles
Walkersville Motors
Kelly’s Mill
Renn’s
Pontiac Joe's Cleaners
Tucker's
Stokers
Ballantine Ale
Union Bridge
Joe’s Cleaners
Ae Bridge
Walkville Motors
Tuck, Stoke
Bruns
Eagles Renn
Pontiac
J. Zimmerman
Walkersville
Charles Butler
Feltner
Olympia
Bill Salisberry
Clarence Wilson
Globetrotters
Julius McCoy
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Virginia Union
Colts
John Rapaez
New York Giants
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Los Angeles
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Hartwig
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Jimmy Henneman
Lou Hofferberg
Westminster
Greyhounds
Maurice Stokes
Rochester
NBA
Stokes
Adolph Schayes
Syracuse
Clyde Lovellette
Slater
Wey Kansas
UymouEes
Alex Kellner
Frank Lary
Prom
Boston
Don Buddin
Frank Malzone
Ike Mikey Vernon
Ted Williams
Frank Sullivan
Sox
Bill Wight
Orioles
Tito Francona
Billy Pierce
Tribe
Bob Lemon
Spalding
McGregor and Rawlings
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
Sport Center
N. Markel St
Blue Sunoco
America
Certified Public Accountants
Macht
Ieee
Schuun
Bert
Delphey
West
Patrick Street
Balimore
Uiniabaee Laurel
Devile
Tech
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