Phillies Need Infield Help
CLEARWATER Fla March 21 17 Owner Bob Carpenter and Manager Steve ONeill say the Phillies need infield help to avoid a repeat of last season. Jones slumped to .225, Vale displays weight issues, and Sally Hemus or Billy Cox were courted without success. Pitching remains solid with Roberts Simmons Dickson Drews and Miller. Ennis and Ashburn power the lineup, Wyrostek and Clark add depth in the outfield. Colts sign Hardeman adds to Tech backfield players Pepper Rodgers and Glenn Turner from Georgia Tech joining.
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Clearwater. Fla
Bob Carpenter
Steve O'Neill
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Bob
O'Neill
Phils
Sally Hemus
Billy Cox
Wit Raschi
Theos Gleg
Chicago
Ransom Jackson
Roy Valley
Sal
Vale Jones
Té Kazanski
Jones
Phillies
Robin Roberts
Curt Simmons
Murry Dickson
Pittsburgh Pirates
del Ennis
Granny Hamner
Roberts
Simmons
Dickson
Karl Drews
Bob Miller
Bob Greenwood
Baltimore
Jack Sanford
Tom Qualters
Richie Ashburn
Ennis
Ashburn
Johnny Wyrostek
Mel Clark
COLTS
Hardeman
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
West Virginia
Baltimore Colts
Leon Hardeman
Pepper Rodgers
Glenn Turner
Tech
Exhibition baseball recap from March 21 1954 scores and highlights
Summary of spring games across Florida and Arizona with the New York Yankees beating Brooklyn 12 8 in Miami. Yogi Berra and Bob Cerv homered as the Dodgers and White Sox rookies stumble. Washington topped Detroit 10 9 on Marlowe's ninth inning walk. Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 4 0 behind Spahn. The Cubs swept Baltimore 8 2 as Baumholtz and Zick pace offense. Giants rally past Indians 9 1 with Castleman and Thompson homers in late innings.
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Miami
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Miami Stadium
Yogi Berra
Bob Cerv
Harry Byrd
Tom Morgan
Er Palla
Dodge Pers
Yan ‘Kee
Billy Lees
Hamp Coleman
Berra
Yankees
Palica
Gene Woodling
Gerry Coleman
Gil McDougald
Cerv
Hank Bauer
Coleman
McDougald
Yankee
Wane Belardi
Byrd
Dodgers
New York
Morgan
Berra Palica
Loes
Campanella
Pete Runnels
Don Lund
Roy Sievers
Mickey Vernon
Marlowe
Vollmer
Detroit
Washington
Trans Jordan
Sher
House
Shea
Pascual
Naranjo
Tipton
Spahn
Bradenton
Fla
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Wilson
Milwaukee
Jim Konstanty
Thornton Kipper
John Sanford
Johnny Logan
Phil'phia
Konstanty
Kipper
Sanford
Lopata
Wilson
Burris
A’s
West Palm Beach
Fia
Philadelphia Athletics
Florida
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Boo Trice
Vernon Law
George Freese
Frank Thomas
Pirates
Philaphia
Surkent
Law
Schultz
Peterson
Shepard
Trice
Wheat
Astroth
Murray Hie
Tampa
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Ciprian Angela Tolada
Reds
Ann
Jim Greengrass
Chicago
Cincinnati
Johnson
Aloma
Lollar
Battey
Nuxhall
Collum
Smith
Landrith
Orioles
Yuma
Ariz
Chicago Cubs
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Turley
Frankie Baumholtz
Baumholtz
Howie Fox
Bubba Church
Giants
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Foster Castleman
Henry Thompson
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Wrigley Field
Syracuse Wins Game In Final Minutes
The Syracuse Nationals beat the New York Knickerbockers 103-99 in a playoff game at Madison Square Garden. Earl Lloyd suffered a bone fracture in his right hand and will miss the rest of the playoffs.
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New York
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knickerbockers
Madison Square Garden
Nats
Earl Lloyd
Syracuse
Boston
Anniversaries and Birthdays in Know America History
An assortment of historical anniversaries and notable birthdays is presented. It lists figures such as Stephen P. Andrews, Thomas Crawford, Braxton Bragg, John Bannister Tabb, Robert A. Milliken, Arthur H. Vanderburg, and Kent Cooper among others with brief notes on their origins and lifespans. It also notes historic dates like the Commutation Act of 1783, Stephen Decatur’s death, and anti polygamy legislation, plus contemporary birthday reminders for public figures.
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Stephen P. Andrews
New York
Texas
Templeton
Mass
Thomas Crawford
Capitol
Braxton Bragg
Warrenton
N. C
Galveston
Tex
John Bannister
Bagnore
Amelia Co. Va
Robert A. Milliken
California
Morrison
Arthur H. Vanderburg
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Congress of the Confederation
Stephen Decatur
Tony Pastor
Paterson
N. J
Congress
United States
Russia
Harding
Wainwright
Origin of the solstice and Constantinople name change
A Q and A column notes that the solstice derives from Latin sun and stand still with sistere and marks the sun’s apparent pause during its southward arc. It also states that the Turks renamed Constantinople in 1828 and that famed singer Lauritz Melchior was born in Copenhagen in 1890.
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Constantinople
Lauritz Melchior
Copenhagen
Denmark
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Cisto Andrade
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Algeria
Waterbury
Conn
Trish Pat Mallane
Union City
John Lemon
Charles Schmid
Fr Leavenworth
Kansas
NEA
Patrick
the News
Frederick
St Louis Cardinals
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Redbird
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Truman Clevenger
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Clevenger
White
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Staley
Poholsky
Lint
Rand
Costie
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Lemon
Garcia
Houtteman
Naragon
Delphey’s Sport Store
West Patrick Street
Louisville
Rawlings
Spalding
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestone Bomb & Auto Supplies
E. Pat. St
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Palmeo
Umphlett
Eddie Robinson
Jim McDonald
Art Pasarella
St. Petersburg
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Rocky Castellani
Chuck
Davey
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Philippines
Nat
Prevdent Truman
Kent Cooper
The
Associated Press
APS
Cnaltumbus
Ind
Alfred N. Richarde
University of Pennsylvania
Stamford
Grace L. Coyle
Western University School of Applied Social Science
Adams
James M. Kennedy
Revere Copper & Brass Co
Hanson W. Baldwin
New York Times
Wiliam D
Bilix’ Gondman
Boston Red Sox
Hace
Concord
Tudor
Toran Power
Esso Exta
Esso Extas
Ctad Am
ESSO
Knock
Peng
Esso Standard Oil Company
Usirto
Ustero
Usirio
Gerelu
Esco
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