Pirates Beat Cubs 3-1 In Second Straight Preseason Win
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 3-1 behind three hit pitching. Ralph Kiner and Les Fleming doubled in the seventh to tie, then Stan Rojek and Walt Judnich doubled in the eighth for the winning margin. Other early offense came from Phil Cavaretta and Roy Smalley for Chicago.
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Rookie Hits Homer and More in Dodgers Win 6-0
Cal Abrams starred for the Brooklyn Dodgers with a three run homer a double and two singles as they shut out the Boston Braves 6-0 in a Grapefruit League game in Miami. Johnny Sain lasted five innings for Boston while Brooklyn piled up six hits and five runs.
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Warriors and Royals vie for top seed in league playoff
In Saturday play the Warriors defeated the Bullets 23 to 12 while Capitols lost to Rockets 24 to 2 in forfeit. Royals beat Knickershockers 0 to 2 with forfeit recorded. Next Saturday at 1 15 p m the Warriors meet the Royals for first place.
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Price
Moose Rally To Win By 57 55
Frederick Moose, aided by Slugger Rice’s set shots, rallied to beat the Fairchild Packers 57 to 55 on the armory court in an Eastern States League game. Trailing 29-24 at halftime, Frederick surged in the final minutes with Brachey scoring the winning field goal as Dutrow and Vaughan contributed early and strong rebounding.
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Vaughan
Frederick
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Recreation Bowling League Latest Results Storm and Ship
In the latest recreation bowling results, teams Storm and Ship and Moose Lode posted strong showings. High team score went to McKenzie Ameon with 1 740 pins, while high individual age in match was held by Moose Lodee.
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Klamfoth Wins First Start As An Expert
Daytona Beach Florida March 74 — Dick Klamfoth 20 of Groveport Ohio won the 200 mile national championship on a Norton at an average speed of 85.88 mph earning 2500 first prize. Mathews Hamilton Ontario placed second and Tex Luse Burbank California finished third as British cycles led for the first time in the event. Horn El Monte California dropped out with motor trouble after leading late in the race.
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Groveport
Ohio
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Ont
Dil
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Burbank
Jack Horn
el Monte
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Horn
Local Civitan team clinches half, aims for seven champs
In Friday shootout in Washington the Old Scouts and Civitan teams battled for the league title. Civitans secured the second half while leading the overall totals at 1,850 to 1,? with the Scouts close behind.
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Rederichk
Kentucky Wildcats Aim for Unprecedented Basketball Double Slam
Kentucky’s Adolph Rupp leads the No 1 Wildcats in a bold bid to win both the National Invitation Tournament and the NCAA title in the same year. The team faces six top rivals in a three day stretch beginning with Loyola of Chicago led by Jack Kerris as the first hurdle after a New York win over City College of New York.
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Blue Grass State
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City College of New York
Madison Square
Gaurden
Invitation Tourney Upsets Open Round Progress
The day’s results show Bradley defeating New York U 89-67 Manhattan College ousted by San Francisco 68-43 and Bowling Green beat St. John’s 77-04. A total 20 907 spectators attended, 8751 matinee and 18156 night. The eight visiting teams rally for tomorrow’s double session to cut the field to semifinals. Semis Thursday finals Saturday.
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Manhattan College
San Francisco
St. John's
Bowling Green
New York Fives
Triumph Leads 39 Laps In 200-Mile Championship Race
A crowd of 16 300 watched the $7 500 championship race with several spills and one spectator injury. Forrester Wilkinson of Atlantic Beach Fla hit a spectator at the south turn. The spectator Albert Luekens of Miami was hospitalized but not seriously hurt. Of 135 starters 46 finished. Buck Brigzance of Jacksonville Fla placed fourth and Billy Huber of Reading Pa fifth. The next ten included Tom McDermott Glenn Falls N Y Ted Edwards Atlanta Leo Anthony Port Huron Mich Arthur Heck Willard Ohio Big Douglas East St Louis Wh: WC Riddle Orlando Fla Miller McDonald Hagerstown Md Leonard DeCosta Taunton Mass Walter Troxel Ephrata Pa Russell Peterson Flint Mich.
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Atlantic Beach
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Albert Luekens
Miami
Buck Brigzance
Jacksonville
Billy Huber
Four early tilts set first-time matchups tomorrow
Western Kentucky at Bradley at 3 30. Kentucky meets Loyola Chicago at 5 18. Utah plays San Francisco at 8. St Louis faces Bowling Green at 8 45. All four games feature first meetings this season and seeded teams favored. Kentucky is rated first, St Louis second as defending NIT Kings, Utah third, Western Kentucky fourth.
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