All-Blue Ridge Catholic League picks and notes
Bob Martin and Dawson Grove of St John’s earn spots on the All-Blue Ridge Catholic League first team with Terry Brant Bob Lister and Dennis Fearnow. Adrian Winpizler makes the second team. Also mentions Mikan’s 52 point record, home run patterns, and upcoming summer leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Martin
Dawson Grove
St. John's
Terry Brant
St. Joseph's
Martinsburg
Bob Lister
West Minster
Dennis Fearnow
St. Maria Goretti
Hagerstown
Adrian Winpizler
St. John’s
St. Joseph's of
Emsburg
Bill Lenshaw
Ray Topper
Johnnie
Frank Grove
Athletics Beat Orioles 8 1 In Exhibition Victory
Kansas City Athletics piled up seven runs in the seventh and eighth innings to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 8 to 1 in an exhibition game in West Palm Beach Florida. Art Quirk took the loss after allowing four runs in the seventh on three hits, an error, and a wild pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla.ap
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Art
Error Costs Nats Loss to Yankees in Rain Shortened Game
A rain shortened exhibition in Phoenix featured the Washington Senators held to three singles by Johnny James Bill Stafford and Frank Carpin as New York Yankees won 4 to 0 in eight innings. Kaat and Lumenti pitched for the Yankees while James Stafford and Carpin contributed in relief for the Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
ST. Peters Tetton Senatos
Johnny James
Bill Stafford
Frank Carpin
Senators
Washington
York
Kaat
Lumenti
Korcheck
James
Stafford
Carpin
Howard
L—Kaat
Friars Bonnies Reach NIT Semifinals Amid Utah State Clash
Associated Press reports top seeded Bradley faces Saint Bonaventure while Providence meets Utah State in the NIT semifinals. Fans from Providence pack Madison Square Garden as Bonnies bring bold vocal support from upstate New York. Analysts note a possible Friars Bonnies final if seeds hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Weiss
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
St Bonaventure
Bradley
Providence
Utah State
Proce
St. Bonaverture
Upstate
Olean
N.Y
Madison Square Garden
CCNY
NYU
St. John’s
Friars
Bonnies
Bradi
Bud hurdlers team up for no hitter
Ben le Daniels and Jim Umbricht pitched a no hitter as the Pittsburgh Pirates blanked the Detroit Tigers 5 0 Wednesday in a Grapefruit League game. Daniels grazed Eddie Yost to deny a perfect game. Treached base was the only Detroit runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers
Fla
Benle Daniels
Jim Umbricht
Pittssburgh Pirates
Detroit iTigers
Pirate
Daniels
Eddie Yost
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Sempproch
Regan
Berberet
Umbricht
Kravitz
Oldis
W— iDaniels
L—Semproch
Braves edge White Sox 4 2 on Spahn strong five
Warren Spahn pitched five solid innings to lead the Milwaukee Braves to a 4 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Don McMahon and Ron Piche shared the mound duties as Milwaukee limited Chicago to seven hits. Chicago scored two runs in the eighth on a double by Dick Donovan and Earl Torgeson sandwiched around an infield hit by Joe Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago“White Sox
Spahn
Don McMahon
Rook ‘Ie
Ron Piche
Milwaukee
Snahn
Mcmahon
Chicazo
Dick Donovan
Earl Torgeson
Joe Hicks
iChicazo Fa
Latman
Baumann
Donovan
Napier
Piche
iMcMahon
Crandall
L—Latman
Landrith Homer Nets 7-6 SF Victory in 11 Innings
Hobbie Landrith hit a towering 11th inning homer to lift San Francisco to a 7 to 6 win over Chicago in the Cactus League opener. The game featured late relief, with Chicago's pitching tiring after three relievers, and San Francisco overcoming a 6-0 deficit to claim the victory in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Hobbie Landri
Sam Francisco
Chicago
Laneritz
Cub
Malzone Leads Sox To 8-2 Victory In Exhibition
Third baseman Frank Malzone had a perfect three for three day with four RBIs to pace the Boston Red Sox past the Cleveland Indians 8 to 2 in an exhibition in Scottsdale Arizona. Sturdivant Sullivan and Bowsfield combined on nine hits for the Sox while Cleveland managed nine hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Ariz
Frank Malzon
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tom Sturdivant
Frank Sullivan
Ted Bowsfield
Indians
Cleveland
Boston
Lee. Weaver
Tiefenauer I
Romano
Sturdivant
Bears Face Cincinnati In Semifinal Showdown At Cow Palace
California and Cincinnati, each 27-4, meet in Friday’s NCAA semifinal at the Cow Palace in San Francisco in a rematch of last year. Ohio State and UCLA advance for the other semifinal as the field braces for a high stakes matchup and player injuries are addressed before the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stevenson
SAN Francisco
Callas
Cincinnati
Bears
Ea l Shultz
Cow Palace
Louisville
West Virginia
California
Associated Press
Ohio State
John Havlicek
George Smith
Montgomery Makes Up School Days Across County
Montgomery County announces make up days to satisfy the 180 day minimum. On March 21 most schools hold an in service day with students in seven high schools and numerous elementary schools in operation. On June 23 students attend classes at Carver Damascus Gaithersburg Poolesville and nine elementary schools. Remaining schools use the four extra days allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockvile and Upcounty
Montgomery
Carver
Damascus
Poolesville Gaithersburg
Richard Montgomery
Broome Junior High
Sherwood
Burtonsville
Clarksburg
Colesville
Darnestown
Taylor
Fairland
Gaithersburg
Germantown
Laytonsville
Olney
Potomac
Poolesville
Rock Terrrace
Sandy Spring
Washington Grove
West Rock Ville
Damasticus
Lay‘tonsville
Musial Status Unknown St Louis Cardinals face Musial uncertainty
The St Louis Cardinals hinge hopes on Stan Musial, whose playing status is unclear due to health. Manager Solly Hemus, in his second year, asserts a stronger lineup with additions like Nieman, Spencer, Sawalski, Wagner, and pitching upgrades from Kline and Miller. If Musial cannot play regularly, Bill White is the likely replacement.
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Musial
Solly Hemus
Hemus
Redbird
Sally
Bob Nieman
Daryl Spencer
Carl Sawalski
Leon Wagner
Ronnie Kline
Bob “Lilier
Stan
Bill White
White
Hetter
Cuib
Walkersville Lions Focus on Defense for State Title Bid
Coach Bill Talley preaches team play as Walkersville, 16 2 regular season, seeks class C state crown at College Park. Lions beat District I foes to reach Cole Field House, vow tighter defense after a Flintstone lapse. They face Crisfield in the Friday semi final after three strong practices to end the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Lions
College Park
North Hagerstown
Cumberland
Western Maryland
Cole Field House
Bill Talley
Lioes
Flintstone
Talley
Smithsburg
Big Lions
Fort Hill
Poolesville
Northern
Crisfield
Walkersvile
Network to Launch Year Round TV Sports Package
ABC and Gillette announce a year around sports package covering college football major league baseball and boxing. The deal runs into millions with ABC televising Saturday night fights starting Sept. 8 and MLB games live Saturdays 4 pm EST across 23 weeks. NBC and Columbia broadcast Games of the Week. The college football slate opens Sept. 1 with 13 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
American Broadcasting Co
jGillette
Razor Co
Gillette
ABC
National Broadcasting Co
I Wette
NBC
San Francisco
Kansas City
Washington
Columbia. Broadcasting Co
Snow Delays at Bowie Track But Races Continue
Snow fell on Bowie as crowds of 7,642 watched the seventh race at the Southern Maryland track. Cyprian Cat won the 7 furlongs by a neck over Hal Bishop with a 13.20 35.20 3.40 payout sequence. Iceman was disqualified in the second race and daily double payoffs included a $97 winner on a $2 bet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Tony Cataldi
Maryland
Tombling
Iceman
Tumblin O
Hang Flush
Richmond
Cyprian Cat
Hal Bishop
Stone Heart
Weber Wins All Events Title in Bowling ABC Tourney
Dick Weber of St. Louis Budweisers took first in the all-events division with 1 947 nine games in Toledo Ohio. He later carded 685 and 671 in doubles and singles to total 1 947 and place high in the event with strong 212 257 202 671 splits. Ray Bluth teamed with Weber for 1 247 in doubles for eighth place. Al Novak and Arky Ginger of Chicago claimed second in doubles with 1 276. Suffolk Virginia is nicknamed the peanut capital of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Dick Weber
St. Louis Budweisers
Weber
Ray Bluth
al Novak
Arky Ginger
Chicago
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Bucky Summers
George Allikan
Minneappolis Lakers
Mikan
NBA
Los Angeles Dodgers
Coliseum
Los Angeles
Frederick
Chambersburg
Winchester
Waynesboro
Nats
Yankees
Bonnie Bradley
Utah ST
Bud Hurlers
Ispahn
AL Braves
Malzone
SOX
Frederick County
ST. Petersburg
St Louis Cardinal
A. League
Jrrederick County
League of We
Thurmont
Bowie, Md
Brookmeade Stable
Sword Dancer
Florida
Baltimore
Pimlico
Philadelphia
Associated F Louis
Clearwater
Vero Beach
Middletown Amvets Club
Disco Island
Greenland
U.S
Capetown
South Africa
Gary
Soth Africa
United States
Orong
America
Sdkigz
EOE
Zora
Ednesday
Sangin
Atkins
Lam
Chestnut
Voy Jeffrey
New Frederick, MD
ELKS
Frederick Elks
Howard Kelly
Don Joyce
Colts
Gene Hum
Mel
Ger College
Ray
Johnson Motor
Polar Kraft
Ceal
Kinsey
Motter Ave
Shipley’s, Inc
MacGregor—Rawlings
Spalding Athletic Equipment
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
PE Sey
Atlantic
Atlantic Research
Aline
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O
Aero Oil Co
S & MH
Atlantic Heating
Suffolk
Scotts
Soori
Scott
Rey
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