Tough Job To Get Into Dodger Lineup
Miami reports that manager Walter Alston is the only new face among Dodgers regulars this year as veteran players hold their jobs. Alston emphasizes a long season of 154 games and a need to earn every chance, with Don Newcombe returning from the Army to bolster pitching.
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Enmmebody
Walter Alston
Dodger
Chuck Dressen
Alston
Yankees
George Weiss
Yankee
Vic Raschi
Walter O'Malley
Brooks
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Pro Tennis Player To Visit Hood College
Mary Hardwick, noted professional tennis figure and Wilson Tennis Advisory staffer, will visit Hood College on March 25. She arrives at 10 a.m. to observe classes and will host a tennis clinic from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m., sharing tactics and demonstrations. Also appearing will be Frederick players Robert Clapp Jr. and Richard Remsberg for mixed doubles.
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Wilson Tennis
Hood
Great Britain
Scotland
Scandinavia
Miss Hardwick
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France
United States
West Indies
Forest Hills
Los Angeles
Palm Beach
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Hot Springs
St. Louis
Madison Square Garden
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Sporting
Wilson Sporting |Goods
Robert Clapp, Jr
Richard Remsberg
Frederick
Will
Emmitsburg Leaves South-Penn League in 1954 Realignment
Emmitsburg has dropped from the South Penn Baseball League with Mummasburg set to replace it, keeping the eight club setup. Taneytown plans to stay in the circuit with Manny Wildasin to manage the 1954 Taneytown club, and a roofed grandstand is promised to boost home attendance. A community fund drive backs South Penn competition as most affiliates come from north of the Mason-Dixon Line. Harney returns to the circuit from Carroll County, with Brushtown, Bonneauville, Hunters town, Greenmount, and Bendersville among other franchise holders. The league schedule opens April 25. In Kansas City, La Salle defeated Penn State 69-54 to reach the national finals after Bradiey’s Braves edged USC 74-72 in a late duel.
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Mummasburg
Taneytown
Harry Clingan
Myron Tracey
Manny”Wildasin
South Penn
Mason-Dixon Line
Pennsylvania
LA Salle
Kansas City
Bradiey
Fighting Braves
Explorers
LaSalle
Braves
Southern California
Penn State
Alaska
Yanks Bring Back Johnny Sain From Retirement
ST PETERSBURG Florida March 19 The New York Yankees lured veteran pitcher Johnny Sain back from retirement to join spring training reporting from Walnut Ridge Arkansas by automobile He plans to work out with rookies and injured players while the team trains in Miami for the Yankees Brooklyn series The club reportedly increased his pay to 30000 The return adds experience to a Yankee staff weakened by Vic Raschi sale and Ewell Blackwell retirement Yogi Berra welcomed the news as Sain’s return strengthens the rotation and relief corps with Mel Wright initially set to handle his duties prior to Sain’s arrival
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Johnny Sains
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Sain
George Weiss
Miami
Yankees
Sam
Vic Raschi
St. Louis Cardinals
Ewell Blackwell
Yogi Berra
Johnny
National League Braves
Bombers
Casey Stengel
Mel Wright
Kansas City
Senators edge Reds in Grapefruit League action
Washington Senators, 0-9 in spring play, beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-5 in Tampa as Pete Runnells led with four straight singles. Stobbs and Stone combined for seven hits allowed, while Lloyd Merriman doubled and tripled for Cincinnati.
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Tampa
Fla
Washington Senators
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Runnells
Senators
Chuck Stobbs
Dean Stone
Reds
Lloyd Merriman
Washington
Cincinnati
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Stone
Oldis
Perkowski
Wehmeier
Baldwin
Weekly Stalistice High Bowling Averages and Leaders
High averages show W Englebrecht 145.31 R Troxell 115.16 E Clem 112.47. Top games include G Cheeks 173 D Young 172 W Englebrecht 167. Team leaders: Post Engineers 645 Ram blers 615 Headquarters and Blue Devils 606. High team sets: Post Engineers 1739 Ramblers 1730 Service & Supply 4708. Women divisions list paralleled standings with J Burgess 99.11 and J Johnson 99.2 high averages. R Rhoderick 146 and L Swaney 135 top games. Mix-Ups Voxmops Mixmacs lead team sets.
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E. Clem
G. Cheeks
D. Young
W. Flair
RB. Troxell
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Parsons
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J. Johnson
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L. Swaney
I. Johnson
J. Crickenberger
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Mix-Lips
Voxmops
Duvall and Pines Tavern Shine in Indoor Bowling Showdown
In Martinsburg matches at Turner's Coliseum and nearby venues, H. B. Duvall rolled 158 as high individual game while Drenner paced the high set with 406. The Whispering Pines Tavern crew led team totals, and Wolfensberger posted the top season average.
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Turner's Coliseum
Jacobson
Sheil Oilers
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Boonsboro
Martinsburg
Moose Specail
Weddle
B. Duvall
Drenner
Whispering Pines
Turner’s Coliseum
Wolfensberger
Evening Radio Schedule Including News and Music Programs
The station lineup lists CBS WEMD NBC WRAL MBS WOR and WMAL as sources for an evening schedule. Highlights include News at 6 15 and 6 45 with James Crowly, Theater Royal with Johnny Mercer Jr, Big Review for two hours, and Grand Ole Opry plus Country Tunes with various hosts and orchestras.
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Orchestra
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Abe
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Pee Wee King
Cbs Orchestra
Ali Neta
Television Listings Section Summary
TV schedule fragments list 7:00 to 11:30 programs across CBS NBC ABC DuMont and others with shows like Mr Wizard Meet Millie Jackie Gleason Ted Mack and The Shadow among many titles. The chaotic OCR reads as a partial daily lineup including sports, variety and news programs across multiple networks with several unreadable entries.
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Millie
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Kathy Godfrey
Ethel and
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Spike Jones
Rand
Jackie Gleason
Ted Mack
Martha Raye
Favorite Husband
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Medallion Theatre
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Col. Flack
DuMont
Farade
Chicago
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Don Cornell
Jack Kenny
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Sews
Abe Amos
Andy
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Six_ Shooter
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Crosby
Cos Music Hall
Abe Hawaii
Mbs
Abe Sty
Little Margle
Dhs
Enchanted
Star Playhouse
Abe Lisne Barrymore
Winchell
Okla
City Symphony
Edgar Bergendhe
Mbr
Elmer Davis
Meechen Press
Mbe
All Nets
Television Schedule Snippet for DuMont CBS and ABC
A fragment listing a dense TV schedule with multiple network entries. Programs include Hall of Fame, Meat at the Press, You Are There, Meet Congress, William Castle hostings, Mr Peepers, Private Secretary, Teen Club, Opera Cameos, Comedy Hour, Toast of the Town, The Mask, Rocky Hiring, The Plainclothesman and more across DuMont CBS and ABC networks with varying times and hosts.
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Jobs
Meat the Press
Roy Rogers
Dhs
Georges Jessel
Congress
DuMont
Paul Winehell
Cbe Art Baker
Mr. Peepers
Nbe
Toast of Town
Abos
Cbs
Walter Winchell
Phe
Rocky Hiring
DuMone
Fana Pickens
Peter Potter
Shox—the
Plainclothesman
Giardello Stops Willie Troy in Madison Square Garden Bout
Boxing card from New York at Madison Square Garden highlights Joey Giardello defeating Willie Troy while Philadelphia bouts feature Reuben Davis losing by outpoint and other city results. Meanwhile Doubs baseball and East End Athletic Association softball announce Sunday practices and new management roles as they prepare for Tri County and County leagues.
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Associated Prom
New York
Madison Square Garden
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Willie Troy
Washington
Reuben Davis
East End Athletic Association
Maryland Avenue
Richard ‘Shorty
Brachey
Hawver Showe
Kenny Shaw
Buds of Baseball Camps Spark Major League Talk
Roundup from Talbot Tampa notes New York Dodgers remain strong Don Hoak shines in Montreal eyes. Cubs GM Jimmy Gallagher downplays alarm over Baltimore leaving Yuma and Mesa games. Milwaukee paid $210000 cash plus six players for Danny OConnell, signaling major league activity and player trading chatter.
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Ariz
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Mesa
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Danny O’connell
Giardello Beats Troy For Seventh Round KO
New York March 12 Joey Giardello world class middleweight contender from Philadelphia floored Willie Troy three times and earned a technical knockout in 38 seconds of the seventh round. Troy twice knocked down in first round, but Giardello dominated to end the bout as referee Al Bert stopped the slaughter after eight straight punches.
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Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Willie Troy
Washington
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Troy
Giardella
Referes al Bert
Joey
Willie
Exhibition Baseball Scores Press Update
Exhibition baseball results show scattered scores across teams including Brooklyn New York Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Philadelphia Milwaukee St. Louis Washington Cincinnati Boston and others. Multiple games noted with final counts such as 33 to 2 and 10 to 7 amid a rain delay post six innings.
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New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Tenders and Officials Discuss Track Violations
The article notes tenders at the race track and briefing of supervisors on state and county laws. Suspension would result from any infractions. Commissioner Elton Fallon, the only Democratic board member, criticized Alton for not taking proper action after observing the alleged violations.
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Democratic
Alton
Native Dancer May Be Flown To England
New York March 19 Native Dancer may fly to England in July for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot if handicapped with prohibitive weight here. Trainer Bill Winfrey mapped the 1954 campaign after returning to Belmont Park from Florida. The Vanderbilt Farm colt arrives tomorrow from Maryland. he will not race until late April at Belmont and is aimed at the Metropolitan and Suburban Handicaps.
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Ascot
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Dancer
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Vanderbilt
Sagamore Farm
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Brooklyn
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Ask Campbell
Citation
Native Dancer
Laurel Race Course to Sell Beer and Liquor Spring Meet
Laurel Race Course won a special race track permit to dispense beer wine and liquor at its spring meet opening tomorrow after a dispute with the Anne Arundel County Liquor Board. Sheriff Alton cited past sales to minors and track access complaints were noted as grounds for reissue. Track attorney Eugene Feinblatt outlined safety measures for this year.
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Laurel Race Course
Anne Arundel
Eugene Feinblatt
Feinblatt
Hustlers Hold Tryouts At McCurdy Field Sunday
Frederick Hustlers coach Angleberger calls back former State League players and invites new tryouts for berths. Practice is Sunday at 2 p m at McCurdy Field weather permitting. He hints at multiple new faces this season and declares every position wide open for competition.
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Cook
Hustlers
Mer
Austin
Toots Angleberger
Frederick Hustlers
McCurdy Field
Angleberger
Maryland Lacrosse Opens Season Under Veteran Coaches
College Park March 19. Coaches Jack Faber and Al Heagy bring wide experience as they prepare the Maryland lacrosse team for tomorrow’s opener against Washington and Lee. It is their 25th season together at Maryland with Henry in his first year. Uncertainty centers on goal and defense as sophomore Sal Cavallaro is new in goal and three reserves from last year bolster the defense. The midfield and attack units rely on veterans from a 7-3 record last year.
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Jack Faber
al Heagy
University of Maryland
Washington
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