Yanks Blank Kansas City in Exhibition Win
Tom Sundivast and Jim Depalo combined for a four hitter as the New York Yankees defeated Kansas City 3-0 in an exhibition game. Sturdivant worked six innings with no more than one hit in any frame, and Berra Howard, and others contributed on offense.
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West Palm’ Beach
Fis
Tom Sundivast
Jim Depalo
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Athletics
Yanks
Virgil Fracks
Jerry Lumpe
Joe Collins
Sturdivant
Gil McDougald
Gene Host
Elston Howard
Tony Kubek
Surdivant
New York
Depalo
Berra
Howard
Trucks
Shantz
Kansas and Tar Heels Win in NCAAA Semifinals
In Kansas City March 22 Wilt Chamberlain scored 32 points to lift Kansas over San Francisco 50 36 and earn a spot in the National Collegiate Basketball finals against North Carolina. The Tar Heels defeated Michigan State 74 70 in three overtimes in the first semifinal.
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Kansas City
Wilt Chamberlin
Kansas
San Francisco University
Jay Bawks
North Cerelina
Tar Heels
Michigan State
Bowling Results Diamond League Past Week Standings
Diamond League results show Gunther 2 Swampers 1 United 2 Silver Top 1 Diamond 3 Brown's 9 Moose 2 Farmers 1. Final standings list Silver Top Beer 8 15 and Moose Lodge 4 3 6, Diamond 46 W 61, Brown's Amusements, United Fire Co No 3, Gunther Beer 230 BW, Farmers Wt 2, Johnny's Swampers HW 3233. Statistics cite Schultz Silver Top 111.22 high individual average, Smith Diamond 395 high individual set, K Willard Swampers 147 high individual game, and Silver Top 388 and 1,682 high team game and set.
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Gunther
Swampers
United
Silver Top
Diamond
Brown's
Moose
Farmers
W. L
Moose Lodge
Brown's Amousements
United Fire Co
Johnny’s Swampers
Schultz
Smith
K. Willard
Frederick Little Leagues Plan Dual Registration Tryouts
Frederick National and American Little Leagues announce joint registration at Frederick High School lobby Saturday March 20 from 2 to 4 pm for boys not in teams to try out this spring. Applications available at city schools. must be signed by parents and returned to Luke High School by March 30 with numbered back cards for workouts.
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Little Leagues of
Frederick
Frederick High School
Uke High School
Stanley Park
Mother Avenue
Baker Park
Thenaugural
Staley Park
Fourth Street
Irvin Rams
Burg
Sfand
Hal Maser
Carryover Of Hatchery Trout Study In Maryland Open Season
Maryland river open season runs April 17 to September 15. Biologists from the Games and Inland Fish Commission studied carryover of stocked hatchery trout on Big Hunting Creek Frederick County using electrofishing. 1956 stocked 11,529 trout. March 13 1957 survey found about 147 trout per mile and 662 total. Six percent of stock from spring contributed to population. brook trout showed high first-year harvest, with no surviving brook trout to next season. Recommends extending open season to boost creel and equalize access. proposes March 15 to April 15 closed period for stocking.
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Maryland
Games and Inland Fish Commission
Big Hunting Creek
Frederick County
Istaff
NCAA at Kansas City Semi Final Results Summary
North Carolina defeated Michigan State in a three overtime thriller 74 to 10 while Kansas beat San Francisco 80 to 56. Other lines show Buckeystown St. John's 1 537 and next matches listed as St. John's versus Buckeystown Mt. Pleasant versus Middletown Baptist versus Calvary Methodist Chapel Luth. versus Mother's Class Forest Grove versus Fred. Lutheran.
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Grace
Buckeystown I
Calvary
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Doubs
Middletown Luth
Evan
Baptist
Mt. Pleasant
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Dounsland
Keller
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Kansas City
Lennie Rosenbluth
North Carolina
Michigan State
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Bist
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Triainee
Municipal Auditorium
Johnny Green
Dayton
Ohio
Pete ‘Brennan
Michigan
Istate
Dave Buckeystown
St. John’s
Chapel Lutheran - Calvary Methodist Forest Grove
Frederick Lutheran - Middletown
Sedveh
Our
Buckeystown
Middletown Baptist
Calvary Methodist Chapel
Luth
Forest Grove
Fred. Lutheran
Mister Jive and Sags Gem Lead Intermediate League Purses
From a 15 starter field the Intermediate League purse tops $95 750 with a winner's share of 25 250. Favored are Mister Jive owned by John L Applebaum and Saggy Farm's Sags Gem. Mister Jive at 124 pounds caries top weight after finishing fourth to Bold Ruler in the Flamingo Stakes. Jockey Charlie Burr rides Mister Jive in his first A start.
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Mister Jive
Saggy /Farm
Sags Gem
Mr. Jive
Bold Ruler
MCA
Pistons
Hawks
Sine le Ciamuusu
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Celtics
George Washington
Dade County Pistons
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Tropical Park
McCracken
Schick
Wachter
Brubaker
Robert
Totabs Steno
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Fightings
To “Cadets
Robert Comer
Fredi Derr
Croteau
Erick
Edwards
Pom
Moore
Idexbolts
Blue Boys
Bagies
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T Miller
Rinehart
Althouse
iBoone
Herrick
T Murphy
Hissey
Scooges
Grove
Oi Colliflower
The
Doubs Baseball Club
Nui Hirsth
Warriors F
Cook
Piciamond
Murray
Vengle
Fish And Game Assn To Meet On Thursday
The regular quarterly Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association meeting will be at Hotel Frederick Thursday at 8 PM. Four new members to be voted in and Camp Kanawha property business discussed. President Kline announced dates for the annual encampment July 7 to 13. Numerous committees listed for entertainment, property, skeet and trap, encampment, conservation, publicity, sick, merchandise, and legislative matters.
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Frederick County
Orville Shiffler
Paul B. Kallaway
Charles W. Simpson
Ralph Kanode
William E. Zimmerman
Austin Sherald
George W. Kline
Alton C. Whitmore
George Hildebrand
William IM. Moore
Henry Decker
Walter Biker
Horace M. Alexander
Earl A. Kolb Sr
William T. Delaplaine
Sick
E. Paul Magaha
William M. Moore
Christmas Party
Capt
Charles W. Magaha
John S. Miller
Thomas H. Quill
Joseph Stephens
Sperry Storm
Matt Kerrigan
Roger G. Plummer
Albert M. Scott
Governor's Cup Race Set for Bowie Mile Event
Bowie Maryland prepares for the Governor's Cup race with four three year olds named for the March event. The field stands at four yet only three may start if one scratches. Officials note the added prize of thirty dollars and the plan to run the race tomorrow at Bowie.
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Bowie
Fire damages heavy City Hall in Chicago blaze
Fire destroyed portions of Chicago 12 story City Hall totaling about 100000 dollars. Officials believe the blaze resulted from carelessness after sweeping second and third floors last night. The fire started in a storeroom near the City Council chambers as hundreds of workers had left downtown.
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Chicago
City Council
Defend Status Of Baseball At Unprecedented Meeting
BELLAIR Fla March 22 Organized baseball moved to defend its status amid possible anti trust action in Washington. A four man committee including Commissioner Ford Frick Warren Giles Will Harridge and George Trautman will handle legislative matters. Frick said baseball is both business and sport and not to be treated like other businesses. He noted Supreme Court rulings recognize baseball as unique and not covered by anti trust laws. Frick declined to engage with NFL Commissioner Bert Bell on exemption issues.
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Fla
Ford Frick
Washington
Frick
Warren Giles
National League
Will Harridge
George Traut- Man
National Assn
Supreme Court
Supremes
Emanuel Celler
Dn.c
Bert Bell
National Football League
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Sunday Action
Philadelphia edged St Louis 4 to 3 while Cincinnati beat Detroit 2 to 1 and Milwaukee won 4 to 1. Pittsburgh defeated New York 3 to 3 and Kansas City lost 0 to Chicago (N) 35 to 2. Baltimore topped Chicago 2.
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St Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
New York A
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
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Walkersville High
GEO. Barrick
Bill” Talley
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Frederick Motor CO
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Monument
Jerry Miller
Atlantic
Aero Oil Company
Louisville ‘Sluggers
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Delphey's Sport Store
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