Birds to Be Better Says Richards
SCOTTSDALE Amig Al-Mane ager Paul Richards, who suided Baltimore in miracu lous fallon last year, believes he has a better club for 1958. He cites acquisitions like Larry Roby and the improvement of Pilarelli and Brooks Robinson, plus Dale Dooby and Hansen in the infield. Regulars in the outfield are Nieman Doby and Pulareik, with Triandos as catcher and pitching staff led by Ferrarese Johnson and Brown.
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Amig
Paul Richards
Baltimore
Fallon
Oriites
Paar
Richards
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Robinson
San Antonio
Bob Ford
Marshall
Willy Miranda
Raonie Hansen
Boyd
Willy
Hansen
Stockton
Calif
Vancouver
Billy Garriner
Eddie Misig
Spider Jorgensen
Oriole
Don Ferrarese
Connie Johnson
Billy Ines
Bill O'Dell
Jerry Walker
Hal Brown
George Zuverink
Ken Lehman
Jack Harshmann
White Sox
Chuck Beamon
Bot Nieman
Doby
Pulareik
Jim Busby
Lennie Green
Bert Hamric
Gus Triandos
Joe Ginsberg
Franks Pn
Dave Nicholson
Steelers May Use Pittsburgh Stadium
The Steelers seek use of Pitt Stadium for home games under a lease plan with the Public Auditorian Authority of Pittsburgh renting to Pitt and then to the Steelers. The Pitt Board of Trustees restrains tax exemptions and Forbes Field relocation considerations loom as the Steelers eye larger crowds.
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University of Pittsburgh
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National Football League
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Steelers
Fit Board of Frustees
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David L. Lawrence
Breelers
Atwelers
Bilt Stadium
Boxing Rematch and Local Bowling Results Highlight Odd Page
A scattered sports page itemizes Tuesday bowling standings with teams like Nicolets and Sugar Ray Robinson while detailing a Chicago Stadium rematch between Robinson and Basilio. It notes pre-fight meetings, alleged grease and chloroform salve claims, and questions the Illinois commission’s stance. Additionally, school districts in the county will receive a high fidelity recording of the national anthem from the America Heritage Foundation as a local educational feature.
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Minors State Athletic Commission
Chicago
Robinson
George Gainford
Basillo
Basilio
Sugar Ray
Guinford
Illinois Commission
John Dete
John Aml Jug Neto
Hacky
New York
Gainford
Netra
Myget
Schonks
Carrall Gout
Fiona
America Heritage Foundation
London
Bank of Mig
Qrand
Illane
Jilse
Whitmore Leads Walkersville Handicap Bowler Event
Whitmore tops Walkersville Handicap Bowling at Walkersville Bowling Center with 718 in the men’s division while Allan Mae Covell leads the women with 865 total. A large field of 131 men and 17 women competed as scores were unofficial pending verification by league statisticians.
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Walkersville
Pastor Lemdin
Deven
Charles Whitmore
Allan Mae Covell Hoading
Whitmore
Virginia Summers
Mt. Airy
Secand
H. B. Hacding
Brunswick
Gerald
Que
Lawrence Powell
Fredbrick
Franklin Dayhott
Une
World amateur golf championship planned in Baltimore area
The article outlines the作 World Amateur Championship to be staged by the Royal and Ancient Club, with teams from Frederick and other U.S. clubs, a 72 hole format over four days, and a trophy donated by an American donor. It notes Ike Eisenhower’s possible donor role, local organizers in Frederick, and expected funding and rosters as clubs prepare for a first international golf event. It also mentions related sports news and local club activities in Maryland.
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Golf Assa
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Anonymus
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Tor
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Max Kebne
Menardy Field
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Walkersville Basket
Woodshoro Fire
Bill Talley
Converse
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Jack Smith
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Morse
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Mt St. Mary's
Looney
Joe Sullivai
Frederick G. F. Perec
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Madre
Boom
Yanos
Rinehart
Talals Sins
Wayneshorn
Try Snowberger
Staley
Cowan Snao
Greenwalt
Diteh
Gardenour
Sullivan
Su Morris
Savage
Sven
Frederick Som
Wayne
Barons Win First Round in Waynesboro Tournament
The Frederick Barons defeated Waynesboro Western Auto 78 to 67 in the first round of the Waynesboro tournament. They advance to a second round game tonight at 6730 in Waynesboro against the University of Maryland's Slama Kappa quint, continuing the event.
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Wayneshoro
Western Auto
Waynesboro
Barons
University of Maryland
Exhibition Games and Campanella News Mix in Scottsdale
The AP reports today’s baseball schedule with Shicago, Baltimore, Detroit, Philadelphia, New York, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, and others listed for exhibitions in Arizona and Florida. Roy Campanella remains paralyzed but shows improving arm and shoulder movement. doctors cautious yet hopeful for California plans. Pinehurst postpones the South Women’s Amateur Golf due to rain and cold. schedule shifts include tentative rounds beginning Thursday.
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Associated Press
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Baltimore
Scottsdale
Ariz
Ian Prancisce
Cleveland
Tudson
Jetroit
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
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ODF
Pinehurst
N.C
Amacor
Tuesay
O'Dell Goes All The Way In Spring Exhibition
The Cleveland Indians beat the San Francisco Giants 6 to 3 as O'Dell blasted his first spring homer with two aboard. Bill Harrell added the final tally with a ninth inning triple and scored on a bunt. Lefty O'Dell pitched nine innings for the win, the first major league pitcher to do so this spring.
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Ruben Gantez
Iiterell
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Arroyo
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Titisburgh
Wwower
Stevens
Baseball Briefs From The AP In Florida Spring Training
Sarasota reports manager Mike Hisgin says this has been the poorest year for training in his 30 years as player and manager with few deal days for camp as exhibitions are delayed. Bailey of the Reds says he is concentrating on hitting all fields and not chasing a single pitch during the remainder of exhibition games. Roy Haney and San Francisco’s Sheehan resume talks on possible trades, with Spencer and O’Connell as likely trade pieces. Packers announce signing of Ray Krouse to reinforce line for 1958 NFL season. Giants expect about 1.4 million in ticket sales before the April opener with the Dodgers.
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Glen Cove
N.o
Roy ‘Ampanella
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Lis Angeles Dodgers
Wenesday
Slocum
Ford Frick
Dot
Campy
Vero Beach
Finewin
Campancila
Associated Press
Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Mike Hisgin
Miggins
Clcago White Sox
Tampa
Bradenton
Fi Bailey
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Clearwater, Fla
Roy Haney
Philadelphia Phillies
Om Sheehan
San Francisco Giants
Haney
Joer
Rip Repulski
Giants
Daryl Spencer
Sheehan
Danny O'Connell
Ed Bresaud
Joe Margoneri
Hanmer
Maymey
Spencer Hej
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pete Hostaman
Giant Lickel
Ivance Sales
Faust
New York
Fight Series Ends In Draw After Ten Rounds
The middleweight bout between Willig Vaughn and Mimmy Beecham finished in a draw after 10 rounds amid a controversial late blow ruled as a low hit. Referee Marty Gallagher scored 94-91 for Beecham, with other judges 95-95 and 95-95, producing a 2-1 majority verdict. Medical staff treated Vaughn for a cut as Beecham, a Miami debuts entrant, claimed a non-title win in the wobbling ring feud.
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Willig Vaugln
Mimmy Beecham
Vaughn
Marty Gallagher
Beechey
Willie
Jimmy
Gallagher
Beecham
Miami
Harry Volkman
Marinita Vaughn
Los Angles
Mike Tardugno
Vardugno
Faughe
Tardugno
Associated Press
Vaughin
David Gordon
Roy Gerdner
NIT Semifinals Set at Garden Featuring Day ton and Xavier
New York reports Dayton faces St Johns of Brooklyn in the NIT semifinals at Madison Square Garden with tipoff at 7 8 p m local time. St Bonaventure meets Xavier as Xavier aims to extend its giant killing run after defeating Bradley 72 62. Dayton’s Frank Case and St Johns' Alan Seiden, former Jamaica High School teammates, lead the featured individual matchup. Belden is noted for scoring 24 against Utah and 23 against Butler as Dayton heads toward the final.
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Dayton
St. John’s
Brooklyn
St. Bonaventure
Xavier
Clichina
Fire Fame
Madison Square Garden
St Dotin’s
Frank Case
Alan Seiden
St. John's
Jamaica
N. Y
Fortham
Belden
Utah
Butler
Ohio
Bradley
Harshman Eyes Return to Pitch With Orioles Ahead
Scottsdale report shows pitcher Harshman hopeful after injuries, aiming to pitch if pain subsides. Trade details tied to Orioles and White Sox deal including Doby and Goodman moves. Also notes South All-Star selections for March 28 game and stock market activity.
Dressen Affirms He Will Stay Dodgers Manager
Dodgers coach Rex Dressen dismissed rumors that he would replace Alston as manager. He stated he remains committed to assisting the club and acting under Alston’s leadership, insisting the gossip is baseless and unhelpful as Los Angeles opens the pennant race.
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Challe Dressen
Ether
Barsoom
Alston
Los Angeles
Dressen
Dodger
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Walter
Chuck
Joose
Walt
Bruce S Campbell's name to appear on May primary ballot
The attorney general's office ruled Bruce S Campbell will appear on the May 20 Democratic gubernatorial primary ballot despite his withdrawal for health reasons. Campbell, a Baltimore County building contractor, did not publicly quit until Monday after the Saturday midnight withdrawal deadline.
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Baltimore
Bruce S. Campbell
Attorney General's Office
Campbell
Baltimore County
Fugitive nabbed after Loop pawn shop robbery
A young fugitive identified as Syinem Cincago was seized by police last night minutes after he held up the Loop pawn shop. Two officers responding to a pedestrian sighting overpowered the suspect, David Rhonemus, 20, as he emerged from Clark Lake Pawners near Clark and Lake streets.
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Rugitiva
Sholy Weolust
Caliefornia
Ineliedlig
Potiee
David Rhonemus
Clark-Lake
Clark and
Lake Streets
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