Collins Sold Quit Yankees Instead Of Remaining Player
Yankees announce sale of first baseman Collins to Philadelphia Phil ment for a waiver price of 20000. Collins says he cannot be a Yankee and will retire, stating he has two good jobs waiting. Phillies and Yankees discuss terms as Collins confirms decision after talks with Ed Bouchee and Ed York.
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Mantle_href Drove Yankees Past Phillies In Six Run Win
The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 8 to 2, extending their lead to six straight, as Mickey Mantle homered three times and drove in six runs along with a double and two more hits. Frank Herrera and Granny Uariner fueled the Phillies with three hits and four HBPs in a rough exhibition game.
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Exhibition Baseball Schedule From Associated Press
The schedule lists games in Scottsdale, Tampa, Bradenton, and Clearwater with matchups including Cleveland, Baltimore, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and San Francisco. Results recap shows San Francisco beating Cleveland 7-5 in 10 innings, Baltimore and Chicago splitting, plus other late-night scores and box details.
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Dip netting for suckers amid Maryland rivers explained
Field & Stream expert Lefty Kreh outlines dip netting rules and culture in Maryland waters. Readers learn best times, gear limits, and where netting is permitted from February to April in the Monocacy and Potomac Rivers. The piece notes permits, wildlife management aims, and asks about licensing for seniors.
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Local Golfers Plan Weekend Trip to Charlottesville
Twenty eight Frederick golfers will depart by chartered bus Saturday at 7 AM for a weekend at Farmington Country Club Charlottesville Va They will play Saturday afternoon and Sunday and dine at Goose Creek Country Club Leesburg VA Sunday evening The trip committee invites two more players contact Thomas Glass.
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Six Orioles Out With An Attack Of Virus
A virus outbreak sidelined six Baltimore Orioles players in Scottsdale Arizona. Infielders Eddie Mike and Jim Marshall, and heldovers Bob Nieman and Lennie Green along with pitchers Billy O Dell and Art Hauteran were affected. The virus caused manager Paul Richards to delay sending two others. The illness was not serious, comparable to a common flu.
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City Softball Meet Holds Planning Session
The City Softball meet at the YMCA drew five teams including Wide's Cale Urbana Pt Derrick Bartgis and Zimmerman and Melndy tun. A March 26 meeting at the YMCA will discuss scheduling by laws and contracts as the league seeks a sixth team. Jamey Powell foresees no county league playing Sundays. players increasingly join the Frederick ACs in the Iri state Major League and Urbana and Melody Jim moved to Baltimore Carroll Softball. Umpires likely stay the same.
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Silky Sullivan Derby Prospect and Season Notes
Silky Sullivan the year's most talked about horse may run in the Kentucky Derby. He has trailed by long distances but often closes strongly to win. Also noted are baseball and basketball statistics, college affiliations, and a former boxing champion. Philadelphia lists young spring pitchers.
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Cards poised for a pennant push in 1953 season
Cardinals manager Fred Hutchinson predicts a closer race with the Braves but believes St Louis has improved depth and pitching. He highlights bench gains from Cunningham, Neun, Taylor, King, Greek, and Schofield, plus infield shifts for Dark and Kasko. Hutchinson expects a younger, potentially stronger rotation led by Jackson, Jones, and others to deliver 20-win seasons.
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Xavier of Ohio Upsets St John’s in NIT Semifinal Victory
Xavier of Ohio defeated St John’s 72-55 in the National Invitation Tournament semifinals at Madison Square Garden, advancing to meet top-ranked Dayton in the all-Ohio final after a 29-20 run late in the first half. Stein scored 21 points for Xavier as the Musketeers, coming in 15-11, bounced Niagara and Bradley en route.
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Lille All America Team Named for 1958 Small College
The 1958 Lille small college basketball All America selections were announced, citing Paret of Tennessee State as a top pick. Jim Smith of Shaubenville, Peterson of Wheaton, and Beatle Swann of Texas Southern are among the players named after nationwide votes by sports writers and coaches.
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