Senators Held To Single Hit In Exhibition Loss
Washington Senators were blanked 4 0 by Kansas City Athletics in an exhibition as Eddie Yost hit the lone home run or hit, a fourth inning single off Morgan and Gorman walked twice. The report covers multiple spring games with other teams including Boston San Francisco Detroit Chicago and St Louis.
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Senators
West Palm Beach
Fla
Tom Morgan
Tom Gorman
Kansas City
Athletics
Washington Senators
Eddie Yost
Yost
Alorgan
Morgan
Gorman
Yoser Pedro Ramos
Bud Byerly
Washington
Ramos
Byerly
Courtney
Thompson
Shan J
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Lawworm Homer
Boston
San Francisco
Sullivan
Ted Lepcio
University of Florida
Sox
Seals
Willard Nixon
Hebe Hubacek
San Fran
F. Sullivan
Nixon
H Sullivan
Dorish
Masterson
Abernathie
E. Wilson
Torsay
W—Nixor
L—E. Wilson
Tigers
Leafs
Lakeland
Detroit Tigers
Toronto
Tiger
Jeff Field
Ray Boone
Frank Bolling
Harvey Kuenn
Somers
jReno Bertoia
Thei
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Balling
Detroit
Pearce
Diemer
Jacobs
St. Claire
Daniel
Simmonsi
Wilson
House
White Sox
Tampa
Chicago
Hal Jeffcoat
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Jeffcoat
Jim Marshall
Don Haak
Redleg
Bob Hen Sch
Dave Philley
Pirates
Phils
FT. Myers
Bob Skin
Billy Pierce
Mer
Leonardo Rodriguez
Winz
Gerry
Triple Today
Staley
Ellis
Pitts
Osburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Phil Pierce
Kinder
Lollar
Acker
Ronnie Kline
Milwaukee
Jones
Willard Schmidt
Wilhelm
Andy Pafko
Eddie Mathews
St Louis
Pizarro
Willey
Rice
Roarke
Schmidt
Landrith
L—Pizarro
Wayne Causey
Jim Brideweser
Orioles
Moe Dralowsky
Cub
Gene Baker
Ernie Banks
Bob Speake
Speake
Chiicago
George Zaverink
Moe Dabrowski
Tar Heels Triumph In Triple OT NCAA Final
North Carolina defeated Kansas 54 53 in triple overtime to claim the NCAA basketball title. Lennie Rosenbluth scored 20 as Wilt Chamberlain’s 23 points were limited by a two man front and collapsing zone. Chancellor McGuire praised slow deliberate play and poise amid heated exchanges and bench scuffles.
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Kansas City
Frank McGuire
University of North Carolina
Kansas
Tar Heels
McGuire
Municipal Auditorium
Chamberlain
North Carolina
Lennie Rosenbluth
Joe Quigg
Surge
Wilt
Philadelphia
Pete Brennan
Dick Harp
Harp
Kansass
Legion Junior Tourney Play To Begin April 4
The American Legion Junior Basketball Tournament opens Tuesday and ends Thursday April 4 with three classes for grades A B and C. Competing teams include Walkersville Lions YMC Frederick Yearlings and Middletown Lions plus Maryland School for the Deaf and other clubs. Schedule runs March 27 to April 4 with games at Moor of the Maryland School for the Deaf and a changeover of organizers with Jack Fleischman named successor.
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American Legion
MCA
Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd Ambrosen
Walkersville Lions
Y.im.c.a
Frederick Yearlings
Middletown Lions
Y.alc
Optimist Boys
Ballenger
Yalc.a
Y.m.ca
Maryland School For the
Deaf
Winnners
iAmerican Legion Junior Basketjee Committee
Jack Fleischman
Joe
YMCA Swimmers Take Six Places
Frederick YMCA swimmers earned six places at the Central Atlantic and Area Championship swimming meet held at Lawrenceville Prep School. Among results, David Eyster and Rob Evans finished fifth in 25-yard freestyle and backstroke respectively, with Eyster posting 13.7 seconds. Other Frederick youths improved times and placed in lower finals across 14 and under, 12 and under and 17 and under divisions.
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Y.M.C.A
Frederick
Lawrenceville
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
David Eyster
Bob Evans
Eyster
Wilmington
Rob Evans
Richard ‘Krantz
Stephen Howard
Bill Thomas
Methodists Claim Title In Optimist League Final
The Calvary Methodist cage team defeated Evangelical Lutheran 43 to 23 to cap the Optimist Church league title. In another game the Church of the Brethren beat Presbyterian 30 to 15. Missing were North Carolina coach Frank McGuire and star Lennie Rosenbluth who flew to New York for Ed Sullivan TV appearance and will return for the East all star game in Kansas City tomorrow night.
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Kansas City
Lewit
Chamberlain
Kansas
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Lennie Rosenbluth
Rosenbluth
John Green
Michigan State
Gene Brown
San Francisco
Pete Brennan
BZ Bees
Twi- Light
Tteam
Bartgis and Zimmerman
Frank Keefer
Calvary Methodist
Optimist Church Basketball League
Evangelical Lutheran
Jim Hall
Jan Kressig
Bill Mackley
Phil Stevens
Larry Layman
Bill Hall
George Andrews
J. A.taverner
F. W. Hall
Tommy Harrison
John Susdersill
Arnold Jones
Bo Mercer
Downing Evangelical Lutheran
Church of the Brethren
Presbyterian
Tory
Frank McGuire
Lennie Rosen Bhuth
New York
McGuire
Fees For Officials Boosted By Conference
Richmond March 24 Mason-Dixon Conference athletic directors boosted fees for officials in football basketball baseball and soccer and expanded the leagues publicity program. The conference will assign Loyola of Baltimore and Roanoke to coordinate publicity for northern and southern schools respectively while Dr. John Dillon handles the overall plan. New official fees: football 30 basketball 25 baseball 15 soccer 17.50, with old fees in parentheses.
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Richmond
Mason-Dicon
Calvary Methodists
Calvary
Evangelical Lutheran
Church of the Brethren
Calvary Methodist
Mackley
Stevens
Layman
Mercer
Kressig
Hla Tisua
Norta Svision Hall
Loyola of
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Fagan
Whimore
Roanoke Gi
Murray
Cook
Engle
Carter
John Dillon
Naille
St. Mary's
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Calvary Meth
Evan. Luth
Ch. of Brethren G. F. Tp
Shelton
Lusherman
McCracken
C McBride
Philips
New York
Bradley
Memphis Presbyterian G. F. Tp
Zimmerman
Invita- Karr
Peoria
St Ann's Captures Knights of Columbus Tourney Title
St Anns of New York defeated St Francis of Brooklyn 41 35 to win the Knights of Columbus Invitational basketball championship in College Park Md The event also saw Gonzaga Washington DC beat St Peters Jersey City 70 62 for third and Northeast Catholic Philadelphia a 63 51 winner over Benedictine Richmond The St Anns claim their third title in four years with the trophy back in New York.
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Knights of Columbus
College Park
St. Anns i New Yorki
St. Francis
Brooklin
Gonzaga
Washington, D.C
Sta. Peter's
Jersey City
Northeast Catholic
Philadelphia
Benedictine Richmond Jel
ST. Ann’s
St. Ann's
New York
Knightsof Columbus
Brooklyn
Washington
D. C
St. Peter's
N.J
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Dick Stuart
Pirate
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Mickey Mantle
Richie Ashburn
Mantle
Jackson
Phil Memorial Hospital
Sydney Gay
Yanks
Ding
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Siga
Hearn
Miller
Lonnett
Kline
Purkey
Kravitz
L—Hearn
Dodger
Indians
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Los Angeles
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Bob
Darnell
Vic Wertz Bne
Dick Littlefield
Mau
Willie Mays
Giants
Hert
Berra
Rene Valdes
Billy Martin
Valdes
Brooks
Clem Labine
Score
Ed Roebuck
Martin
Tony Kubek
Art Ditmar
Bobby Shantz
Ditmar
Shantz
Mays Uwhmcicu
York
Littlefield
Worthington
Grisom
Westrum
Mossi
Associated Press
First Army
Fort Dix
Sixth Army
Presidio
National Basketball Congress
Kentland Und
Fayetteville /Ark
National Junior College
San Angelo
Eastern
Arizona
Thatcher
Scottsdale, Ariz
Chicago Cubs
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County 4H Social and Recreation Committee
Agnes Schwartzbeck
Jan Francisco
Calif
Merch
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Haywood Souttean
U. S. Forest Service
The
Knights of Labor
Workers’ Organization
Scottsdale
Sun
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Keelty
Seattsdale
Thunderbolts
Hubs
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Leiching
Cutter
Sanner
Hammond
Gam Hwachter
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Brucher
Bill Seidling
Kennedy
Walbersville
Weddle
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Burn's Grocery
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YMCA
Shipley
Shipley’s
Market St
Western Mds
Best Sporting Goods
Methodists
Tarheels
Memphis
Win Wilfong
Paxico
Choisen
Jack Butcher
Guy Rodgers
Temple
CCNY
Memphis State
St. Bonaventure
Rangy
Shellie McMilion
Bob Swander
Seattle
Xavier
Ohio
andMemphis State
Louisville
Madison Square Garden
Wilfong
Melvin M. Engle
Seiberling Tires
Carroll St
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick Street
Monument
Frank Korrell
Atlantic
Aerg Oil Company
Rainier National Park
Tacoma
Wash
United States
Louisville Sluggers
Pamogs
Bartgis
Erong Atwater
Shipley's Sport Store
N. Market St
Delphey's Sport Store
West Patrick St
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