Richards Eyes You'n Me To Green And Marshall
New York reports Orioles manager Paul Richards weighs two rookie targets Lennie Green and Jim Marshall for power. Green, a 2-year veteran center fielder, hit 402 in Western League and 311 in Pacific Coast League last season. Marshall, a 30-home-run hitter in the minors, aims to translate his punch to the majors.
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Dack Narshman
Bert Hamric
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Orioles
Carl Peterson
Bill Lajoie
Montreal
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Charlie Beamon
Jim Archier
Hon Moeller
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Keller And Beard To Be Featured Guests
Keller and Beard, former major leaguers, will be featured guests at the Walkersville Fire House on Wednesday night. The event, part of the Annapolis Hot Stove League meeting of the Glade Valley Athletic Association, will include plans for the Major League all star game and the last World Series. The program also features the presentation of the 4-H county baseball trophy and related activities.
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St John’s Armory Series Opens for St John’s High
St John’s High School basketball opens a Frederick Armory series with St Joseph’s Martinsburg at 2 30 Sunday. The Blue Ridge Summit League standings show St John’s second with 2 wins and 4 losses. Mike Quill leads scoring at 14 per game as injuries thin the bench and the team eyes three more home contests.
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Hagerstown
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Bob Hartman
Bob Martin
Hogate Grown
Dave Sappington
Dave Winpigler
Greyhound Racing For Polo Grounds?
New York reports plans to bring greyhound racing to Polo Grounds if a bill in the State Legislature allows. Phoenix organizers expect a Dec 1959 opening, targeting a 25,000 fan arena with 5,000 car parking, and revenue projections of 100 million yearly with 10 million to state taxes.
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Ste F Palé
Martinez Draws Bye Can Now Pick Fights
New York welterweight Vince Martinez sits in the driver's seat in the elimination tournament after drawing a bye into the ton. He can pick his shots as he awaits a possible Isaac Logart Virgil Akins bolt. Logart has indicated he would recognize the winner as the 147-pound champion if he accepts. Fights last night by The Associated Press report Frankie Ruff outpointed Tony Necoa, Pat Johnson stopped Tom Cox, Harry Allison outpointed Teddy Davis, and Jesse Bowley stopped Norm Bolden.
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Virgil Akins Bolt
World Championship Boxing Committee
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National Boxing A
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Tony NeCo
Beaumont
Tex
Pat Jorgenson
Park Arthur
Tommry Cox
Denver
Nolyoke
Mass
Harry Alliso
Springfield
Teddy
Ned Top) Davis
Tartford
Cann
St. Ians
Jesse Bowley
Laals
Norm Bolden
Detroit
Cadets Clash With Howard In District 3 Tilt
Frederick Cadets travel to Howard Ih School to duel for the District 3 crown amid a history of close games. Coach Thomer Brooks notes Howard County has often been a jinx floor for Frederick with margins tight and overtime comebacks common.
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West Virginia Stuns No 1 Freerick Ligh Stivel
West Virginia edged top ranked Freerick Light Stivel 39-37 in a tense varsity game while Jayvees lost 49-24. Cadets beat Howard County 67-40 as the Mountaineers press and fast break pace shaped a close district clash.
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Searhath To Join Gamecock Coaches
Searhath to join South Carolina coaching staff as one of two vacancies created by resignations. Former All-American quarterback Searhully played at Maryland and will join in time for spring practice. Also notes Clay Stapleton at Iowa State announcing Louw McCullough as his No. 1 assistant, with McCullough having ties to Wofford and Wyoming and Stapleton seeking additional assistants.
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Bowling Scores From Walkersville League Standings Mixed
In the Monocacy Valley division results Brownie's Garage and Joe's Cleaners lead several matchups with Prosperity and Duke's among contenders. High individual game 138 by R Schlitz and Bryan. top series 376 by C Myers and B Walker. high team game 585 by Joe's Cleaners. high team set 1,682 by Fo Mo Co Five.
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Ryff Wins But He Again Sustains Cuts
New York. Frankie Ryff won a unanimous decision over Tony DeCala in a one round bout at St Nicholas Arena. Ryff, weighing 146 pounds to DeCala's 147, again sustained cuts around the eyes and will consult his doctor after another surgery last June. Referee Art Mercante and judges scored for Ryff. AP had Ryff up 6-4.
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St. Nicholas Arena
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NeCola
Tony
Art Mercante
Dwige Fred Brunelli
Bert Grant
Spider Webb Is Boxer Of The Month After Calhoun Win
The National Boxing Assn. named Spider Webb Boxer Of The Month and moved him from sixth to third in middleweight rankings after his upset over Rory Calhoun. Webb, Chicago middleweight, rallied from two knockdowns to win by a 4 round technical knockout in San Francisco. Calhoun dropped from fourth to sixth in NBA ratings.
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