Orioles Triump Over Red Sox 7-5 as Ginsberg and Williams Drive In Wins
Joe Ginsberg and Dick Williams each drove home two Baltimore runs in a 7-5 Orioles victory over Boston. Ginsberg added two doubles and a sacrifice fly while Williams contributed a double a single and a sacrifice. The Athletics rallied to beat Detroit 11-7 with four ninth inning runs aided by Bunning wildness and key hits. Yankee A on the front page, Hank Bauer homered and M ankle Mays stars for the Giants in a 3-1 win over the Pirates. Milwaukee Braves rout Cubs 9-4 behind Aaron and Adcock with Bob Buhl winning. Giants beat Pirates 3-1 as Mays hits his third homer. In Brooklyn, Labine shuts Phillies as Furillo and Gilliam drive in two each in 8-1 win. Portions of the scores table show KC beating Detroit and Baltimore topping Boston.
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Daley
Washington
Shan Kcotte
Berra
Stobbs
Brodowski
Schifflett
Clevenger
Fitzgerald
R. . E. Pittsburgh
Arroyo
Hall
Kuzava
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Today's Eastern Games
Daily recap lists American and National League results with standings, plus today's lineup in Cleveland at Chicago and Kansas City at Detroit. Other notable items include Orioles ticket plan at Sport Center and Yanks in Baltimore May games, with yesterday’s scores Boston and New York among highlights.
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Kickoff Drive Initiated for Navy Middies Stadium
New York reports Admiral Halsey announces a two million dollar campaign to build a 31 000 seat Navy football stadium at Annapolis on the Naval Academy grounds.Plans call for expansion to 60 000, with one million already in the treasury and prior requests for federal funds rejected.
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G.S.N
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Naval Academy
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Congress
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Seek To Organize New Cage League
Fort Wayne plans to form a new professional basketball league. Fort Wayne Coliseum hosts the event with invited sponsors from cities including Rochester North Carolina and others as organizers seek six to eight teams amid NBA player turnover from colleges.
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National Basketball Asset
Fred Zoliner
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Cleveland
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Ohio
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Indianapolis
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Lansing
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Pinehurst amateur title bid leads local golfers
Patandina Shamnian Hillman from Blytheville and Lamas Robbins of Memphis topped a large field at Pinehurst Country Club as Robbins shot 69 to lead the North and South Amateur qualifying medal. Keely Grice Jr. was two behind with 71, as 16 players tied for the last nine positions in the 141-player field and will play off before match play.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pinehurst Country Club
Blytheville
Ark
Air Force Base
Keely Grice Jr
Charlotte
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U.S
Pisehurst
Air Force
Laurel Handicap Set For Saturday at Laurel Race Course
Laurel Race Course climaxes its fourth week with the $25,000 Laurel Handicap for older horses at a mile and a sixteenth. Subadhar and Momus seek repeats from a strong field including Akbar Khan, Fabricator, and Kingmaker. The Laurel Spring Turf Handicap caps the meet on May 4 with 52 top grass performers.
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Clube House
Judy Johnson
Sandy Spring
Subahdar
Momus
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Akbar Khan
Fabricator
Cedrus
Selinsgrove
Besomer
Obair
Go Lightly
Ricci Tavi
Roman Battle
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New York
Stadium to open for multiple sports by fall
The facility planned to host football and other sports should be ready by fall 1959. Until then Navy plays home games at Baltimore Memorial Stadium which is rented to accommodate expected large crowds.
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Navy
Baltimore Memorial Stadium
Kidd's Cafe Softball Team Plans Evening Practice Game
Members of Kidd's Cafe softball team in the City League are scheduled to hold a practice game at six o'clock at Baker Park this evening.
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City Twilight League
Walkersville High School
Liamsville
Kidd's Cafe
Baker Park
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