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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1958

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12

Orioles Hit Four Homers But They Lose

In Phoenix, San Francisco Giants rallied from a 5–0 deficit to beat Baltimore 8–4 as Don Maussig connected for a double and pivotal runs. Connie Johnson started for Baltimore with solo shots by Nicholson Pilarcik and Pilareik, but Ferrarese and Triandos pushed San Francisco ahead with timely hits.

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Fredericks swimmers dominate Mason-Dixon meet at Chambersburg

Fifty-one Fredericks swimmers competed in the Mason-Dixon Individual Championships at Chambersburg, winning the team title with 306 points. Hagerstown Y followed with 231, while Frederick's Juliors and prep girls collected trophies. The meet highlighted Billy Krantz and Barbara Bingham in swimming events and Jack Griffin accepting a large Frederick trophy for top point winner amid reports of other regional performances and a sports wire recap.

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Five Derby Horses Bested On Saturday

Red Sox defeat Phillies 4 3 as Boston scores twice in seventh inning. Five Kentucky Derby nominees at Bowie fail to beat outsider for Governor's Gold Cup record payoff, Deac Duncan wins by four lengths on a sloppy track. Other Derby nominees and results from Bowie, Laurel, and St. Petersburg reported.

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NIT All Star Team Selections Highlight Xavier Dayton Players

Hank Stein of Xavier and Stan Seiden of St John’s led the NIT All Star picks chosen by the Associated Press a day after Madison Square Garden games. Dayton sent three players, with Jack McCarthy at center and Frank Case plus Boo Ellis from Niagara among the top forwards. Stein led the tournament with 90 points and Steady performances by Seiden and McCarthy highlighted the selections.

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Tri-State Major League Softball Set for Frederick

Turvey J. Showers announces the new Tri-State Major League club softball circuit to begin May 17 18 with four teams from Frederick Washington Baltimore and Lancaster. Meetings target recruiting top players as Annapolis and Alexandria may join, franchise fee set at 100 with fines for forfeits and late results.

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Exhibition Baseball Tulay's Exhibition Baseba Schedule

Multiple spring games listed with teams from Philadelphia to New York and Chicago in Florida venues. Scores from yesterday show St Louis, Kansas City, Washington, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Cleveland, and San Francisco posting results. Elgin Baylor named Most Valuable Player of the National Collegiate Basketball Championship tournament.

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Dodgers Struggle with Aging Roster and Slump in Hitting

In a Miami feature, reporter Joe Reichler examines the Los Angeles Dodgers as a shifting mix of aging stars like Gil Hodges and Pee Wee Reese with younger players. Alston cites declining home run totals from 2015 to 1956 and contends pitching depth must carry the team as power wanes. The piece outlines key starters Drysdale Newcombe Koufax Erskine and bullpen options amid talk of strategic changes to rely on speed and defense.

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Southern Conference Baseball Opens This Week

The Southern Conference begins play this week with Washington's Colonials and Kentucky spotlighted as leading programs. Kentucky, led by coach Adolph Rupp, aims for a high finish after a strong 1957 season and a repeat NCAA run, while conference teams face a slate including Furman William & Mary and Washington & Lee in early matchups.

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Collins Hill Hottest Sports Car Drivers

Collins and Hill emerge as the hottest sports car drivers after winning the Sebring 12-hour Florida Grand Prix of Endurance. The Englishman Collins, 26, from Kidderminster, and American Hill, 30, from Santa Monica, drove their Ferrari to a record 1046 miles, securing a dramatic victory in Sebring.

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College Scores Seats On Sale Today

Baltimore Orioles home game tickets go on sale at Memorial Stadium this morning. Weekend College Basketball Ticket Manager Elmer Burkart said the sale opened after a snowstorm delay, with various NCAA and NIT tournament results noted including Kentucky 84 over Senile 72 and Xavier 78 over Dayton A, Bonaventure 4 over St Johns.

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Celtics Take 2-0 Series Lead Over Warriors in Semis

Boston overwhelmed Philadelphia 106 to 92 with a dominant second half showing. The Celtics moved within one win of the NBA semifinal series victory and extended their edge, building a strong lead as the series progressed.

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Weekend Fights in Hartford and New York Result in Knockouts

Argentina fighters Puenas Airey Pascual Perez defeated Rivacco Valdez in a flyweight bout with Valdez knocked out. In New York Billy Lynch weighed 149 pounds at weigh in for a junior welterweight clash. Detroit bout details list Art MU scoring 10 in a 149-pound class.

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