Blowout rallies highlight early spring baseball slate
Philadelphia outslugged St. Louis 7-6 as a four-run ninth inning capped by a two-run triple from W-Stan Palys. Chicago White Sox ended a six-game skid with a 14-5 win over Detroit as Virgil Trucks hit two homers. Giants beat Cubs 6-2 in Phoenix behind Antonelli, with Westrum and Lennon homering. Pirates toppled Red Sox 5-3 in Fort Myers as Freese drove in two. Orioles split doubleheader in West Palm Beach, posting a 10-3 win over Kansas City and a 7-4 nightcap win. Yankees edged Dodgers 4-1 in St. Petersburgh as Kucks hurled seven strong innings.
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Stan Palys
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Philadelphia
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H. Smith
Greenwood
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Schoendienst
Chisox
Lakeland
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Detroit Tigers
Virgil Trucks
Steve Gromek
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Swift
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FT. Myers
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Boston Red Sox
George Freese
Pirate
Dale Long
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Kemmerer
Smith
Clevenger
Drel
Warle Menglas
Atwell
Mangan
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West Palm Beach
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Athletics
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Hal Smith
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Triandes
Rob Trice
Bil Renna
Ine Coleman
First Round Play In Tourney Concluded
Concluding the first-round play of the tenth annual James Dixon Gold Medal basketball tournament, the Spiders defeated the Gophers 79 68 in overtime. Trailing early and outscored in two quarters, the Spiders rallied to 55 all, with Charney Bovies scoring five baskets in overtime to seal the win amid a late Krantz surge for the Gophers.
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Sovles
SF Miller
Bowers
Martz
Poole
Mercer
Stockman and Griffin
Dale Ramsburg
Bunny Shreve
Television Programs Listings for Evening Broadcast
Broadcast schedule fragment shows alternating program times and titles with errors and garbled names. It lists shows such as American Gene Autres, Nothing But Mass of Fameold Church, a Tastig Tribute, and Benny. The listing indicates a live set and various segments, reflecting a chaotic specifications of prime time airings.
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Gene Autres
Putile
Timte
Old Church
Jonhe Dack
Benny
Migs
Brayss
Ek Holmas
Aba
Macten
Volleyball tryouts set for Cauro Detrick squad
Stationed notes indicate a Frederick High School practice Sunday for the Cauro Detrick HUSFLERS. Manager Hagler confirms that a player who outplays peers in prepractice sessions will earn a berth, with final positions decided at the stage of the game.
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Ahs Vgleueycer
Hagler
Frederick High School
Annleberger
Sein
Campaigners Return To Bowie For Big Handicap Race
The Bowie meeting features a seven furlong dirt handicap with Royal Bay Gem and Ellicant Stable entries among favorites. Heavily watched are Old Glendale and If Abods, with key rivals including New Dream and Dinner Winner as preparations continue for upcoming stakes and Pimlico links.
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Ellicant Stable
Ifabods
Auburn Farms
Glendale
Bowie
Royal Bay Gem
Helioscope
Qld
New Dream
Nick Jimmie
Arson
Radio Station Call Letters Listing Fragment
A fragmented OCR style radio dial snippet shows stations TBS WFMD 919 NBC WRAL 1090 ABC WAL BI MBS WOR 719 and mentions television brands. The readable text preserves several call letters and frequencies without clear context or dates.
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WFMD
NBC
ABC
Bowling Congress Opens In Fort Wayne
The American Bowling Congress opens its world tourney in Fort Wayne Indiana with more than 31 090 bowlers announced and a 428353 prize pot. The event features 38 new alleys and a large entry list of 3826 after Feb 1 fee payments.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Alane
American Bowling Congress Inurmanent
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ABC Records
Lafayette
Frigidaire Corp
Dayton
Ohio
Eugene Red Elkins
San Francisco
Elkins
Tony Sparando
Rego Perk
Beer of Chicago
Dan Was Claren
Billy Welu
1. Louis
Brad Lewis
Achland
Players to Meet April 3 on Spring Training Rule Changes
Major league baseball player representatives will meet in Cincinnati on April 3 to discuss two main issues. They may seek abolition of the March 1 deadline for starting spring training and whether J Norman Lewis should be made permanent attorney for the players group on a retainer. Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies said these are the key topics for the Cincinnati session.
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Cincinnati
J. Norman Lewis
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
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Aha
Ford Frick Frick
Milwaukee Braves
Kansas City Athletics
Vineaig Roberts
Lewis
Tere
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Nancy Baker
Opshee Owelilp
Tannie Welker
John Breyer
Robert Simmons
Eddie Simmons
Lamar Hilterhrick
Richard Airing
Bane
Westminster
Erlward Shipley
Alies Yoho
Carroll County
Saturn Point High School
Bestenevtown High School
Bernard Becker
Urith Shipley
Estelle Yingling
Andrew Mason
University of Maryland
Wilbur Devilbiss
Paul Cooper
Worcester County
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Cancellations Reported
Reported results show New York and Chicago games with scores near 98 to 48 and multiple cancellations due to rain. Teams listed include Kansas City, Cleveland, San Francisco, Washington, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Baltimore, and Chicago, with references to ongoing and halted matchups and weather interruptions.
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Brooklyn News
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Cuma
Philadelphia
Milwanker
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Managers Talk and Wives in Box Seats Theme in Baseball Odds
Roundup notes Charlie Dressen warns against wives seated together to avoid signaling. A vivid anecdote recalls a shortstop’s wife late, sparking a team upset and a rule to seat the wives apart. The Wash ington Senator manager plans pregame meetings to lift the club into the first division, contrasting with Bucky Harris’s prior approach. The piece humorously interlaces gossip with strategic hope for July developments.
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Gale Valence Orlando
Fla
Charlie Dressen
Charlie
Wim SeUltts
Washingen Senate
R Brooklys
Bucky Harris
Bucky
Fights and local club elections dominate fishing creek notes
Reporter notes a Madison Square Garden boxing bout recap and confirms Fish and Gun Club election results. James heads the club after Aphn Cheathan declines renomination, George Kebne remains secretary treasurer, and T. Edgie Russell joins as a member. Plans for monthly dinners at the Fishing Creek clubhouse emerge, with hosts Cheathem and Bennett. Baseball practice announced for Sunday amid a zoological list of local species.
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James
Baker Wants Title Fight
Bob Baker tarde and his Cuban opponent Julio Mederos faced off in Madison Square Garden with Baker winning on a ten round decision. Baker, previously heavy, trimmed from 225 to around 209 pounds and eyed a title shot against Rocky Marciano, possibly in Seneca or next May 16 target Don Cockell. Mederos showed speed and defense, landing some punches, but Baker controlled the bout as the crowd of 3,808 watched a NBC telecast.
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Wisan Feerster
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Ilaleith Brent
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Fred Eisen
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Bill Army
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Qooney
New York
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Rocky Marciano
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Marcino
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Rocky
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New York State Athletic Commission
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Taneytown Lions host farmers and plan play and events
Taneytown Lions Club dinner in the Harney Fire Co. house featured farmer guests and speaker L C Burns on farming future. Merle Ohler chose a film Lanisigna. Alumni planned Mama's Baby Boy at Taneytown High School with Anna Motter directing. Sound system installation discussed and alumni underwrites the project. Plans for June banquet and flowers for deceased and retired staff noted. Trinity Lutheran church service Sunday featured by the Trinit Brotherhood with local choirs and brass.
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Taneytown Lions Club
Harney Fire Co
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Gregg Kiser
L. C. Burns
Carroll Courtx
Carroll County
Lanisigna
Merle Ohler
Maryland
Mama
Taneyinwa
Anna Motter
Delmar Riffle
Hey
Merritt Copenhaver
Arlene Naslor
General Nublin
Tanevtewn High School
Mes
James Fair
Debraoni Koons
Elwood Harner
Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue condemned in Moscow concert
A Moscow radio report described Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue as modernistic claptrap during a concert by the Grand Symphony Radio Orchestra. The program also featured four interludes from Briton Benjamin Britten’s Peter Grimes and was aired while Stalin was alive.
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Gershwin
London
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Moscow Radio
Monsenw
Grand Symphony Radio Orchestra
Peter Grimes
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