Tigers Beat Phillies in Ninth Inning Exhibition
Detroit Tigers rallied in the ninth to edge the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 in an exhibition game at Lakeland. Al Katine scored the decisive run after reaching on a fielder's choice and advancing on an error and a Reno Bertoia single.
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Reno Bertoia
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Bobby Morgan
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Philadelphia
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Greenwood
Meyer
Lopata
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Cristante
Marlowe
House
Wilson
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Walkersville Bowling Standings and Weekly Stats
Walkersville Bowling Center hosts the Guade Valley division standings and weekly statistics. High game by S Miller with 152, high series by E Filler with 414, and team marks of 624 and 1 787 by De Co. plus several local sponsors listed including Potomac Edison and farmer supply firms.
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Catoctin Country Club
Farmer's Supply Co
Pepsi Colapests
Smith’s
Masonry
Potomac Edison
Renner Motor Co
May
Esso
Mt. Pleasant
S. Miller
E. Filler
de Co
Birds Again Down Dodgers in Ten Inning Baseball Thriller
In Daytona Beach on March 17 Brooklyn Dodgers and Baltimore Orioles drew 4,620 fans as they battled 10 innings with Baltimore winning 5 to 4. Dodgers led 4-2 after six. Gristites tied on two runs in the seventh. Extra innings saw Woodling reach on a walk and sacrifice, leading to a crucial error off Chico Fernandez that decided the game. Lees started slowly for Brooklyn. LaSorda pitched in the 10th for Baltimore.
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Bill Fischer
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Bob Nieman
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Jim Brideweser
Bill Wilson
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McKenzie
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Fischer
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Lollar
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Cincinnati
Eddie Yost
Tom Umphiett
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Orioles
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Carl Furillo
Duke Snider
Don Hoak
Gristes
Pete Vosey
Bob Young
Cal Abrams
Gil Coan
Gene Woodling
Tom LaSorda
Hoot Evers
Gus Triandos
Chico Fernandez
Brooklyn
Baltimore
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Labine
LaSorda
Campanella
Alexander
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Smith
Batts
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Ariz
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Ted Tappe
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Herb Score
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Eight Teams Enter Gold Medal Tourney
Eight YMCA basketball teams enter the Robert Comer Memorial gold medal tournament for youths under 14. The event runs Monday through Friday with first round games including Golden Eagles vs Blue Fins and Red Devils vs Lightning Rods. Winners advance to March 26 and 28 in upper and lower brackets, with a consolation on March 29 and championship on March 31.
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Golden Eagles
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Red Devils
Dolphins
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Engle
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Feaga
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J. Dennis
Mason
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Minnick
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Chase
Seltie
B. Kennedy
Cook
J. Hoffman
Lightning Rods
Ramsburg
Miller
Mackley
Rogers
Great
Fisher
All-Stars Enter Quarter Finals in Junior Tournament
Frederick All-Stars head to the quarter finals of the Magerstand Junior Basketball Tournament at 8 15 tonight in Hagerstown against the Hagerstown Police Club Juniors at the Hagerstown Armory. Led by coach Jack Griffin and guards John Thomas and Dale Ramsburg, Frederick’s quintet features Tinker Michael at center and a pair of sharpshooters, with guard duo Dick Gastley and Wayne Getsbert anchoring defense as they chase replacements. Also notes a softball league entry for Lewistown with first practice Sunday at 1 50 p m at the Lewistown school diamond and open tryouts.
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Michael
Robert Mason
Ronnie Engle
Dick Gastley
Wayne Getsbert
Frederichtomans
Ronie Hartsack
Sonny Blank
Billy Mackley
Frederick All- Stars
Hub
Leuistown
Lewistown
United States captures three Pan American titles in Mexico City
Mildred McDowell of Tuskegee wins the women’s high jump, Bud Held v javelin record, Jack Davis takes the 110 meter hurdles, Wes Santee falters in the 1500 meters, and the U S baseball team loses to Venezuela. North Americans extend lead to 333 to 202 in unofficial standings as Juan Miranda edges Santee in a photo finish. Lou Jones, Lea, and Mashburn advance in the 400 meter dash heats with strong times.
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Mexico City
United States
Wes Santee
Kansas
Argentina
Mildred McDowell
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
A. Chudina
Russia
Franklin
Bud
Los Angeles
Ron
Ricardo Heber
Jack Davis
Santee
Juan Miranda
Fred Dwyer
Bob McMillen
U.S
Venezuela
Lou Jones
Manhattan
Lea
Southern California
Jesse Mashburn
Oklahoma
Celtics Fall To Waynesboro In Y-Hi Semifinal Clash
Waynesboro Pa Big Dippers overwhelmed Shipley's Celtics 88 to 49 in the quarter finals of the Waynesboro Y-Hi Basketball Tournament. Frederick entry was short-handed with players out. Bo McDonald Martinsburg Pa led the Dippers in a decisive win as Harrisburg, Gettysburg and Martinsburg teams vie for the title as the tournament resumes with semi finals tonight.
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Ronly Fue
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Ronnie Tservar
Bob Murphey
Arlington Hall Va
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Martinsburg
Harusburg Quint
Rich Frederick Warriors
Ahey Roost Jr
Moense
Warriors
Harrisburg i Pa
Gettysburg Collegians
G *F
Fia
Tallev
Rantgahn
Rier
Stockman
Memorial Talley Contest Sets New Shooting Record
Jim Filby won the Marion Talley Memorial foul shooting contest at the YMCA with 23 of 25 in both qualifying and finals. Bob Moss was second with 24 in a shoot-off, Charley Keller Jr. third with 21, and 13 of 40 finalists qualified, with several scoring 20 or more. The event ages range from 14 to high school, and 15 scores in 25 shots were required to qualify.
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YMCA
Filby
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Hang Rovin
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Thas
Charley Keller Jr
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Keller
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Boxlex
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Ib Crutchley
Meienant Ih
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Shade
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A Martz
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San Francisco
Dens
Jerry Mullen
Champon la Salle
Iowa
Phil Woolper
Mullen
Oregon State
Segimet
Colorado
Sunbury Declared Eligible For Piedmont League Franchise
Sunbury Pennsylvania moves toward joining the Piedmont League as a replacement for Colonial Heights Petersburg. Directors report majority support from teams including Norfolk Portsmouth Lancaster Lynchburg and York, with Hagerstown not yet reached. Sale terms include a $2,300 guarantee and a transfer agreement with Movers, who ran the franchise for 28 years and reported a loss of about 40,000 last season. A meeting with Sunbury representatives is planned next week to finalize arrangements and a new 1955 schedule.
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Sunbury
Colonial Heights
Petersourc Piedmont
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Eurenu
Campbell
Hagerstown
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Lancaster
Newport News
Portsmouth
Lynchburg
Norfolk
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National Assn
Mooers Tomight
Colonial Heights-Petersburg
Leave
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Joep
Earl Harper
Frank G. Lawrence
Jack Lewis
Frank Spair
Paul Campbell
Jay Maness
R. K. Edwards
Piedmont
Anal
Riot At Montreal Forum Forces Intermission Halting Game
Montreal March 17 spectators rioted after Maurice Richard suspension as Detroit led 4 1. Police fired shots to deter the mob while Fire Chief Pare halted the match for public safety. Clarence Campbell arrived amid threats and was pelted with objects as he exited with no serious injuries reported.
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Montreal Forum
Maurice
Richard
Dumbs
Tim
Detroi
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Hrovek
Bosox Aim for Strong Outfield Ahead of Ted Williams
Sarasota reports Boston Red Sox expect a solid outfield this season with or without Ted Williams. Manager Mike Higgins says Williams decision is his own, while noting his own plans for an outfield without him. Higgins stresses the club may feature notable pitching depth this spring.
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Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Williams
Mike
Pinky) Higgins
Ted
Migsms
Boston
Higgins
Red Sos
NFL And Canadians End Patched Peace
Philadelphia report says the National Football League and the Canadian League remain adversaries in their player raid dispute. NFL Commissioner Bert Bell claims the scramble for talent is every man for himself as raiders move players north, noting the Canadian League cannot control its teams. If war is desired, Bell warns, they will get it.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
NFL
Bert Bell
Bell
Gil Mains
Tom Dublingki
Detroit Lions
Don King
Cleveland Browns
Health Center League Mixed Teams Division Latest Results
Indians beat Dodgers 3 1 Browns 2 Orioles 2 in mixed teams play. Weekly standings show Indians Dodgers Browns Orioles leading. women high score is Cannon with 319, men high is Cramer 137 and 370. Basketball results noted from yesterday’s AP NIT semifinals Daston 79 Francis Pa 73 in overtime.
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Health Center League
Indians
Dodgers
Browns
Orioles
T Cannon
Iif
C. Cramer
Associated Press
Daston
Francis Pa
Ruquesne
Cinepinan
Junior Tourney In Benson Gymnasium Opens
The 25th Annual Junior American Tecion basketball tournament begins Monday at Benson Gymnasium with St. John's School meeting host Maryland State School in the scholastic division. Ten divisions compete this year across scholastic and interclub levels. Inter-club entrants include YMCA Yearlings and Optimist Boys Club. The Yearlings are Frederick Junior High School players who did not make varsity. Chairman Minor Simpson said entries may be filed until 6 pm Monday.
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Benson Gymnasium
St. John’s Quint
Maryland
YMCA
Frederick Junior High School
Minor Simpson
Dodgers Trade Palica to Orioles for Keller Sale
In Vero Beach Florida the Brooklyn Dodgers sold pitcher Erv Palica, 27, to the Baltimore Orioles for cash and first baseman Frank Keller who will join Brooklyn's St Paul Farm Club. Palica debuted with the Dodgers in 1945 and had his best season in 1950 with 13 wins and eight losses.
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Fla
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Erv Palica
Mehthander
Baltimore
Frank Keller
Brooklyn
St. Paul
Palica
Dodgers
California
Dodger
Brooks
Preacher Bee
Bille
Beltimore Ree
Wer
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Matches Today
Cincinnati faces Boston in an N E series while Milwaukee meets Pittsburgh New York opposes Cleveland Philadelphia battles Detroit St Louis plays Chicago Washington takes on Baltimore New York meets Kansas City Chicago faces Cleveland Yesterday results Boston over Milwaukee 8 5 Kansas City over Chicago 2 8 Cleveland over New York 7 St Louis over Detroit 4 Philadelphia defeats Baltimore 3 Brooklyn beats Cincinnati 4 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2 DUKES WIN NEW YORK Dayton stuns St Francis in OT before Duquesne routs Cincinnati 65 31 Ten roe 10 ro<ul>
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Cincinnata
Boston
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St Louis
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
DUKES
Tan Tayarines
Dayton
St. Francs
Duquesne
Cincinnati
St. Francis
Yankees Pitcher Casey Steinel Faces Team Shakeup
The New York Yankees veteran Casey Steinel admits frustration over pitching staff uncertainty after Allen Reynolds departure. He lists only Whitey Ford and Bob Grim as dependable starters, with Bob Turley emerging as a potential fourth. Steinel seeks a sleeper to fill the rotation as spring camp proceeds in St Petersburg.
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Gayle Talbot
T. Petersburg
Fla
Casey Steinel
New ‘York Yankees
Casey
Case
Cleveland
Allie Reynolds
Reynolds
Whitey Ford
Bob Grim
Bob Turley
Ed Lopat
Coach eyes depth to find fourth pitcher for rotation
A coach stresses evaluating every pitcher to find a capable fourth arm while keeping exhibitions in perspective. He aims to give each pitcher a chance to prove value and hopes to avoid mistakes as he searches for a sleeper player.
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