Indians Should Scape Jinx in Title Chase
The Cleveland Indians enter spring training in Los Angeles March 25 with deeper pitching and reserve strength. Manager Lou Boudreau says the club is the team to beat, aiming to outpace a strong Boston Red Sox squad as doubleheaders and night games approach. The pitching staff features Feller Bearden and Bob Lemon, with Steve Gomek Early Wynn and Frank Papish also in the mix, and Boudreau plans a 10-man rotation to handle the long season.
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Glade Valley spillways star lineup includes Legionnaires teammates
An all-star outfit representing the Glade Valley spillways forms for doubles and singles in a team battle. The Legionnaires bring a 607 game average and include Bunny Powell, Dave Shankle, Charlie Myers, Pete Palacos, Max Troxell and Harry Beacht Jr. The all-stars average about 608 with Stewart Smith of Westminster and Jule Caldwell joining, joined by Jack Crampton Jr, Donie Beacht and Chick Cramer to complete the roster.
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Jefferson Lutheran Teams Score Wins In Luther League
Jefferson Lutheran boys beat Fengaville Luther Leaguers 44 to 32 while the girls won 42 to 31 at Middletown High School. Tuesday night produced 150 total points with only 3 from the foul line on four shots, none by the winners. Etzler of Feaginville was the sole guard to score a free throw.
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Blue Ridge League Bowling Results and Schedule
Postponements trimmed the Blue Ridge League games over the weekend as Coliseum and Palace took heavy losses to Everedy Co. and Walkersville. Everedy Co. led high games 664 and series 1866. John Hart posted 173 and 404. Semi finals of the BAA playoffs head to Rochester and Washington with Minneapolis and Rochester in a two game lead. Duckpin action returns Sunday as the American Legion faces Walkersville at eight.
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DeMolay Opens Spring Baseball Practice Sunday
DeMolay Frederick Chapter starts spring practice Sunday at 2 30 P M on the high school diamond weather permitting Coach Herbert Elker says all last year’s players return minus a few at school and new prospects try out Alumni invited to join The first game is against Charlotte Hall coached by Buck Aldridge with more practice games planned for April to prepare for the May 8 contest Charles Smith is squad manager Pendants worn as jewelry are tied to primitive beliefs Britannica notes
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Lacy Breaks All Time Scoring Record in Semi Final
Jim Lacy of Loyola of Baltimore broke the all time collegiate scoring mark with 14 points in the first half of Loyola's National Catholic Tournament semifinal against Regis of Denver. He reached 2172 career points, surpassing the previous record of 2161 held by Brooms Abramovic of Salem College. Salem officials note Abramovic is credited with 2170. Mountaindale to reorganize softball team with Rice's Grocery backing. meeting set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m to elect and plan participation for County League games.
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Mountaindale Club Schedules Home and Away Night Games
Powell said the Mountaindale club will play evening home and away night games. The new schedule lets players no longer on the roster keep Grocers affiliation while ineligible for County League play due to rules preventing duplication with City League players.
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Robinson Pleased With Tiger Job in Detroit Camp
Aaron Robinson, the Tigers big catcher, praised Detroit for Briggs Stadium and predicted a .300 batting average after a .250 season with the White Sox. He contrasted Chicago’s Comiskey Park unfavorably and recalled Yankees glory in 1947. The piece also notes harness racing growth in Chicago with 12,000 pacers and 9,000 owners facing a $12 million purse.
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Pimlico Bill Approved Move to Laurel Faces Final Hurdles
Maryland Senate gave tentative approval to a bill allowing Pimlico to relocate its 25 racing days to Laurel for 1950 and beyond. The measure, backed by the Maryland Racing Commission, seeks to modernize facilities as Old Hilltop plans rehabilitation. House action next week will decide, with opposition from Major figure Sotheron and Bowie race track raising concerns over regional racing concentration.
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Phillies edge Dodgers in slugfest inning by Ennis and Ashburn
In a rough home stand, Del Ennis delivered a third inning infield single and Richie Ashburn added the other Philadelphia hit off Hood. The scoring line shows ROH and OE for Philadelphia and New York, with Thompson, Poss Pohl, Konstanty, Opata, Reynolds, Hood, and Houk among the players named.
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Yanks Win as Newsom Shuts Washington in Exhibition
Louis Newsom pitched four innings for the Chattanooga Lookouts in an 3-4 defeat of Washingtons Senators in an exhibition. Newsom gave up three runs in the first but retired the next three innings. Washington’s only other hit came on a ninth inning single by Al Evans off Willard Lovelady.
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Yamsville Club Plans First Practice This Sunday
The Yamsville Baseball Club will hold its first practice this Sunday at 2 o clock weather permitting. All players from last year's squad and any new players wishing to try out are requested to be present.
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