Yankees overpower Red Sox with long balls in 5 1 win
New York hits three homers including McDougald Mantle and Berra to back Eddie Lopat as Boston pitcher Tom Brewer struggles with walks. Kiely returns from the Army for the Red Sox but loses to Lopat in the eight run game. Doby and Rosen spark a late Indians rally to edge Baltimore 2 2. Porterfield outduels the A’s, and St Louis beats Cincinnati as Staley notches a complete game in a tight slate of early season baseball.
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Kiely
New York Yankees
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Eddie Lopat
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Yanks
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al Rosen
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Indians
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Senators
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Porterfield
Philadelphia
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Frank Thomas
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Joe Adcock
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Chicago Cubs
Boston Wegate
Brewer
Sullvan
White
Herra
FitzGerald
Pri
Cano
Wheat van Brabant
W. Shantz
League Leaders By The Associated Press Batting Glgnon Cleveland 371 Runs
The AP batting leaders list shows Glgnon of Cleveland with 371 runs while Jensen of Boston among others leads in home runs with 4. Pitching leaders include Lemon of Cleveland and Szomek of Detroit tied for 20 wins in a high scoring season. Several players tie for doubles and strikeouts across teams including Spahn and Nunhall among others. A NAS 1.000 batting note lists Jackson of Chicago and Greengrass of Cincinnati among top hitters. The report covers multiple regions and clubs with several tied stats.
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Bell
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Hodges
Brooklyn
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Milwaukee
Ennis
Fondy
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Spahn
Maglie
Simons
Dickson
League To Open Sunday In Heart Of Maryland Baseball League
The Heart of Maryland Baseball League will begin Sunday afternoon with eight clubs as Frederick County Umpires Association members officiate. A 56-game schedule runs April 25 to August 1 with June 13 as an open date, listing matchups by date and team pairings through August.
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Javiorsville
Jones Wins in Tenth From Gil Turner
Bobby Jones of Oakland defeated Gil Turner by technical knockout at 1:12 of the 10th round in Philadelphia. Jones weighed 154 2 and Turner 152 1/2, the match televised by CBS. Turner suffered a cut above the left eye as Jones pressed with rights and a body blow, leading referee Zack Clayton to stop the bout. It marked Turner's second stoppage loss to Jones and his sixth defeat in 42 wins.
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Bobby Jones
Oakland
Calif
Gil Turner
Jones
Turner
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Kid Gavilan
Brunswick Defeats Middletown High In dual baseball and rifle contests
Brunswick rugby? Brunswick baseball beat Middletown High 5 1 in a County Scholastic League game at Rail Roaders field. Shaff pitched no hit through three innings, Stull allowed two hits in four innings. In rifle action Frederick Rifle and Pistol Club edged Northwestern 1411 to 1407 with Kitty Cashour leading at 291 and strong showings from Lucy Wolford and J Etchison.
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A ‘Young, Jr
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Main
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Thiessen
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Shaft
Mount Saint Mary's Debating Champions of Gibbons League
Mount Saint Marys College Forensic Council won the John Cardinal Gibbons Debating League trophy after nine victories and three losses. The league, formed in spring 1953, includes Loyola College Catholic University Notre Dame Georgetown George Town Foreign Service School Trinity and Georgetown Visitation. Mount Saint Marys also defeated Princeton Seton Hall and Fordham in a New Jersey New York tour. Debaters include Thomas F. Curnin Kevin P. Charles John C. Reilly Jr Leo K. Drury Jr Richard Barnes and Robert Goldsborough.
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Prenthee Faces Gold Boys in Grass 4.044 Mile Test
Prenthee pursues progress on home soil in a 4.044 mile grass race. He works from the bottom, aiming to challenge Elie among the golden boys and close the gap toward silencing doubters. If he beats or nearly matches the pace, he moves toward a four way for acclaim.
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Elie
Whitfield Set For Four Minute Mile Test At Franklin Field
Roundup by Gayle Talbot notes milers dismiss Whitfield as overhyped but Philadelphia's Franklin Field hosts his first big test. Fred Wilt Horace Ashenfelter, both top milers, predict a hard lesson as Whitfield squares off with them and New Zealander Murray Halberg in a landmark attempt to shift from 800 to the mile.
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Whitfield
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Pitcher Porterfield Delivers First Victory for Senators
In a 43 to 1 game, Porterfield of the Washington Senators shut down the Philadelphia Athletics on three hits for his first win. Hunn-Lary Deby and Al Rosen provided late scoring as Cleveland Inkens avoided a hitless night through eight innings. Pattomans new Lo athastine Pedy.
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Washington Senators
Philadelpha Athletics
Hunn—Lary Deby
Cleveland
Inkens
al Rosen
innInzi
Pattomans
New Lo
Dodgers cut roster as four pitchers released
April 20 report says Branklyn baseball club reduced Dodgers roster by optioning Tom LaSorda Ken Lehman and Ed Roebuck to Montreal of the International League, which they played for last year Ray Moore was sold outright to St Paul of the American Association.
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Ed Roebuck
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