Birds Open Sox Series Tonight
The White Sox visit Baltimore to start a series as Jack Harsha, a former Sox pitcher now with the Orioles, eyes his first win of the season. Harsha has allowed five hits and two runs in 12 2-3 innings, while Billy Gardner and Rivera had brief early rallies before Rivera was tagged out on the bases.
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Billy O'Dell
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Dick Williams
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Syracuse
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Rochester
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Fazio Falstaffs Clash To Lead ABC Open Division
The Budweisers chase the ABC title as Fazio’s Falstaffs and St. Louis Fal staffs clash for top spot in the open team division. Rain interruptions, late-game drama, and a crowded standings slate feature Orioles and Orioles affiliates as teams jockey for position.
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St. Louis
Left Handed Hitter Faces Tough Coast Defense
Cincinnati report describes Stan Musial criticizing the league for heavy left handed pitching and wind advantages on the West Coast. Hutchinson praises Musial, calling him a legend in his time as he notes his 4 year old son’s involvement and the Cardinals’ struggles.
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Polo Grounds
Fred Hutchinson
Cardinals
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Lane Criticizes Free-For-All Draft Rule Change
Lane opposes the bonus rule in baseball's new fouryear draft plan. Commissioner Ford Frick and a sixmember committee formalized language in the Blue Book. The rule allows any number of players with four years in the minors at $25,000 each, replacing the former single draft at $10,000.
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Mecca
Pirates Beat Tigers 31 Victory In Nine Inning Game
Yesterday AP report notes Bob Friend on mound for Pirates who won 31 despite only three hits by Romer and Skowron driving in three runs. Yankees batter Yan drives in three against Detroit as the Pirates claim a 31 victory.
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Bill Skowron
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Tigers
Hickman Eulogized At Funeral Rites
Jacksonville Beach Florida mourned Herman Hickman a famed American sportsman eulogized by Methodist and Baptist ministers. About 19 persons joined respected coaches Earl Blaik Geo Neland Frank Leahy Andy Gustafson and Bob Woodruff at Warres Smith Cemetery. Hickman died Friday after gastric ulcer surgery suffered while hospitalized near Washington DC. He leaves wife Helen Smith Hickman and his mother.
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Nowe Dame
Andy Gustafson
Miami
Bob Woodruff
Florida
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Washington, D.C
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Valenzuela Receives Lead Role in Derby Week Ride
Ismael Valenzuela steps into a high profile chance Saturday after trainer Jimm Jones replaces the injured Bill Hartack to ride Tim Tam in the Derby Trial Stakes. Valenzuela, 23, rose from Jamaica tracks to top circuits and faces a demanding first assignment with Calumet Farm’s Derby hopes on the line.
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California
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Mountaindale Softball Team Seeks Players for Practice
Mountaindale softball enters the County Bo otball League inviting all former and prospective players to attend a 6:30 p m practice at the Mountaindale diamond. All positions are open and newcomers are welcome, a team spokesman said.
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Boxer Results From Various Venues Across the Nation
The report lists multiple boxing outcomes including Boston and Hartford where Willie Pep outpointed Jimmy Kelley at 129 132 pounds, and Wilkes Barre where Chico Vejar stopped Yvon Turenne at 160 pounds. Also noted are matches in Miami Beach Rimini and Brooklyn with various scores and opponents. In bowling, Weidell of New Brighton leads the Women’s International Bowling Congress Tournament after a three-game pin sequence, with Bungy and Marge Si leading doubles and Setchell Carlson atop the team standings with a 2 639 total.
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Willie Pep
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Jimmy Kelley
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Wilkes-Barre
Chico Vejar
Stamford, Coon
Yvon Turenne
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Miami Beach
Fla
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Rimini
Bahamas
Tony de Cola
Brooklyn
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Weidell
New Brighton
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Dottie Crouch
Merle Matthews
Red
Beneh
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Bunny
Patty Leads Quarterfinal at Paris International
Patty Budge Pary of Los advanced to the Paris International Tournament quarterfinals with a 63 score, as the event reached its late stages.
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Paris
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Los Vanced
Tennis results highlight midweek matches
Victory for Jictory over Andrea Hammersley of Chile. Other round fixtures saw Andre Gimeno of Spain defeat Jean Noel Grivca of France 63 64 6 2 and Paul Remy of France beat Christian Viron of France 63 61 2.
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Spain
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France
Paul Remy
Christian Viron
Towson Downs Catholic University in Mason-Dixon clash
Towson State defeated Catholic University 8 to 2 in Mason-Dixon Conference baseball action. Jack Bowling pitched effectively aiding Towson’s victory with strong control and a three run effort including a triple.
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