Orioles sweep Yankees in two exhibition games
Baltimore Orioles swept a Sunday doubleheader from the New York Yankees 6-3 and 4-0, with 20-year-olds Jerry Walker and Jack Fisher combining for the first win in the opener and Milt Pappas pitching six innings in the nightcap. The games featured four homers in the opener, two for each side, as Yogi Berra and Moose Skowron homered for New York.
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Colts Sign Two Ole Miss Linemen Strengthens 1959 Roster
The Baltimore Colts announced adding two Ole Miss linemen, Rudy Smith and Jim Murphy, bringing rookie contentment to 14 for 1959. Mississippi line coach Ray Poole praised Smith as quick and fast enough for pro guard play, following Texie Johnson and Churchwell signing last month. In other news, Ferrari leads a motorsport race in Italy as Sebring returns, while A's wallop Senators 11-1 in spring action with Maris and Hachey homering. Hawkins cards a hole in one at Sarasota in a round of foursomes.
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Philley On Pinch Hitting Role In Spring Talks
Clearwater AP report quotes 37 year old Dave Philley discussing his pinch hitting career with the Phillies at Jack Russell Stadium. He recalls his record streak and explains the mindset needed to succeed as a clutch hitter, emphasizing studying the pitcher and waiting for his best pitch.
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Ready To Meet Moore For Title
Texan Paul Jorgensen, No. 2 contender with a 74-34-75-94 record, meets Harold Games as the featherweight title scene shifts toward a possible Moore rematch. NBC telecast frames Jorgensen’s bid amid other Golden Gloves bouts and televised scraps from Miami Beach and New York.
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Betsy Rawls Wins Columbus Women's Open Golf Title
Betsy Rawls captured the Columbus Women's Open by finishing two under par at 294. The veteran champion from Spartanburg and Hollywood, with a strong final round, edged rivals as results from multiple cities showed Buddy Turman’s knockout in Dallas and Hank Casey’s win in San Francisco alongside hockey scores from Boston Toronto New York Detroit and Chicago.
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St Johns Wins NIT Title For Third Time
St Johns captured its third National Invitation Tournament title under coach Joe Lapchick after a 76-71 overtime victory over Bradley. Tony Jackson scored 21 and grabbed 27 rebounds, earning tourney MVP, as Al Seiden and Jackson joined All-NIT first team alongside Lennie Wilkens and Joe Billy McDade.
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Rich Handicap To Be Run At Bowie
Bowie Maryland features a strong field for the John B Campbell Handicap with at least 12 likely starters. Sharpsburg carries the top weight at 118 pounds while Better Bee follows at 116 and 117 respectively, as Calumet Farms’ rags to riches horse aims for another strong showing under jockey Howard Grant and trainer Del Carroll.
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Santelmann Led Marine Band From Forty to Fifty Five
Lt Col William F Santelmann led the U S Marine Band from 1940 to 1955 succeeding his father who previously directed the ensemble.
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