Skowron Star As Yanks Win
Bill Skowron drove in three runs as the New York Yankees defeated the world champion Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 0 in a spring exhibition in Miami. Tommy Byrne held the Dodgers to two hits for six innings, with Ralph Terry finishing the last three. Wee Reese appeared in his spring debut for Brooklyn with one walk and no hits.
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Miami
Fla
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Tommy Byrne
Dodgers
Ralph Terry
Pet Wee Reese
New York
Breskiys
Breskiys Oooees
Byrne
Terry
Berra
Lees
Roebuck
Hughes
Bessentig
Mauriello
Campanella
Byrne L
Loes
Big Week In Basketball At Frederick Y
A record 116 boys compete in the Comet and Dixon Gold Medal events during basketball week at the Frederick Y. Action opens with Lite Rascals and Flying Comets at 4 PM in the Comet tourney followed by Johales and Cadets at 7 PM and Leopards versus Free Lancers at 8 PM in the Dixon tourney. Rosters list players from Little Rascals, Flying Comets, Gives and Goes, Fighting 5, Swing Kings, Buckwheats, Crazy Legs, Johnnies, Free Lancers, Leopards, Trojans, Jackals, Hermets, Explorers and more.
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Frederick Y
Comet
Dixon
Lite Rascals
Flying Comets
Johales
Cadets
Leopards
Free Lancers
Little Rascals
D. Zimmerman
J. Smith
Marty Kline
Buddy Althouse
Doug Hummer
Alan Weintraub
Robert Osburn
Richard Boyd
Bill Mackley
Jackie Rogers
Milton Hendrickson
Darrell Feaga
Bryan Hissey
Jay Crum
Mike Rhoades
Billy Zimmerman
Mark Alexander
Jackie Derr
Kent Poland
Mike Brachey
Gene Stull
Mike Danner
Crazy Legs
Gary Greenhut
Ken Rice
Jim Tavaglione
Lloyd Graf
Charles Castle
William Leichert
Bobby Sanner
Johnnies
Tom Quill
Bucky Summers
Dick Floyd
Joe Wilbide
Larry Stup
Jerry Baldwin
Richardt Wardle- Cadete
Rob ' Poole
Donnie Keller
Ken Coulter
Robert Moose
Jim Bowers
Tom Moas
Roy Moore
Albert Me
Cracken
Louden Kiracore
Frank Martz
Dick Gastley
Bernard Rinehart
Fred Eyster
Bob Murray
Jerry Wachter
Don Dixon
James Mills
Wayne Geisbert
Dale Ramsburg
Kenny Wilson
Bill Shockley
Ronnie Hartseck
Trojans
Frank Yanos
Danny Willard
Tinker Michael
Dickie Mercer
Clyde Stone
Charles Miller
Warren Evans
Jan Carey
Jackals
Thomas Shade
Evie Ramsburg
John Herrick
Wayne Rhoderick
Donald Wachter
John
Dennis
Lewis Finneyfrock
Hermets
Gerald Quill
Roy Baker
Howard Boyer
Ronnie Young
Rick Langley
Mac Brandenburg
Joe Rinehart
Sam ‘Nikiti
Bob Moss
Dean Nikirk
Nickie Nichols
Larry Layman
Ronnie Engle
Bob Schick
Joel Ford
Terry Hyland
Industrial Bowling League Results and Standings
The Industrial Bowling League reports team results with Warren's Reds, Warren's Men's Shop Blue, and Morgan among top performers. High team game 613 by Warren's Blues, high team set 1 744 by Stup Crowther, high individual game 146 tied Hahn and Myer, and high individual set 395 by Morgan.
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Riddlemeser
Stup-Crowther
Harold's
K. & H. Tinner
Hahn and Myer
Morgan
Mosa Ties Record To Win Talley Contest
Mosa Moss tied the Marion Talley Memorial Foul Shooting contest record with 22.25 marks at the YMCA, forcing a shootoff after sharing the lead with Wayne Geisbert and Ronnie Engle. Geisbert scored 19 and Engle 15. Moss added 23 in the shootoff to win.
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Bob Moss
YMCA
Wayne Geisbert
Ronnie Engle
Moss
Geisbert
Engle
Bob
Eugene Rinehart
Jim Wilby
D Wachter
B. Poole 'D
Floyd
B. Mercer
J. Rinehart
K. Wilson
B. Moore
C. Keller
D. Keller J. Quill
T. Quill
T. Shede
F. Marts
D. Dixoe
Walkersville Bowling Standings And High Scores
Division A results list Nicholson's 3 Rosemont's 1 Excelsior Dairy 3 Thurmont 1 Rice's Five 4 Bartgis Zimmerman 0 Pabst Blue Ribbon 3 Hamilton's 1 Joe's Market 3 American St 1 standings show Pabst Blue Ribbon 27 Rice's Five 25 Joe's Market 2 Excelsior Daily 21 Nicholson's Grocery 15 Rosemont Station Bartgis & Zimmerman 15 Thurmont 14 Hamilton's Lunch stats include high game May 151 high set Cramer 414 high team Nicholson's Grocery 667 and 1845 Civitan 2 Smith's Atlantic 2 Murray's Market 3 Ideal Dairy 1 Gulf Service 3 Lease's Five 1 C P Tele Co 4 Bartonsville 0 Lander 2 National Amoco 2 Team standings Murray's Market 24 Ideal Dairy 21 Smith's Atlantic 2 Lease's Five 21 C & P Telephone Co 20 National Amoco 20 Civitan 13 Gulf Service 13 Bartonsville 12 High individual game Filler 14 high individual set Strobel 351 high team game and match C P Tele Co 579 and 1667
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Rosemont's
Excelsior Dairy
Thurmont
Rice's Five
Bartgis & Zimmerman
Pabst
Hamilton's
Joe's Market
American St
Feam
Pia
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Rice's
Excelsior
Nicholson's Grocery
Rosemont
Hamilton
Cramer
Nicholson's
Civitan
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Murray's Mkt
Ideal Dairy
Gulf Service
Lease’s Five
C&p Tele. Co
Bartonsville
Lander
National Amoco
Murray's Market
Smith's Atlantic
Lease’s
C & P_Telephone Co
Civitan _ Gulf Service
Strobel
C. & P. Tele. Co
Inter Church Bowling Standings and Scores Report
InterChurch Bowling standings list Doubs Lutheran at top with 56 points, followed by Middletown Reformed and Church of the Brethren. High scores include J James 147 and Frank James 380. Baptist leads team game with 613 and team set 1,772. Lakers win 22 19 to gain playoff berth in YMCA league. Aggies claim 19th NCAA wrestling title with Myron Roderick winning 130-pound title.
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Evangelical Reformed
Middletown Reformed
Baptist
Sepsacher SE
Calvary Methodist
Buckeystown
Mt. Pleasant - Grace Reformed
Church of Brethren
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Aia
J. James
Frank James
Mt. Pleasant
Calvary Baptist
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Buckeystown Doubs
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Aggies
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Aggies
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Iowa
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Town
Fenn State
Lehigh
Colorado A&m
Michigan State
Finois
Tyra Leads AP All-Star Tournament Team
Tyra Moose Tyra voted MVP and led Louisville to its first NIT title with 64 points and strong rebounding. He headlines a first five that includes Si Green Phil Rollins Jim Paxson and Jimmy Boothe for Xavier and Dayton. The Cardinals also place Jerry Moreman Jim Morgan Kurt Engelbert Dick Schneider and Dan Mannix on a second five.
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New York
Charlie
Moose) Tyra
Louisville
Associated Press
Cardinals
Dayton
Tyra
Si Green
Duquesne
Phil Rollins
Jim Paxson
Jimmy Boothe
Xavier
Ohio Musketeers
Jerry Moreman
Jim Morgan
Kurt Engelbert
St. Joseph's
Philadelphia
St. Francis
Brooklyn
Dick Schneider
Ohio
Dan Mannix
Frederick County High Schools Announce Full Spring Program
Frederick County high schools release a complete spring slate led by Warren R. Evans. Baseball opens April 16 with seven inning games at 1 30 p m. The schedule lists matchups including Middletown at Brunswick and Walkersville at Frederick through May 18. Special events begin April 17 with junior high volleyball at Liberty Town and Frederick High.
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Frederick County High School
Warren R. Evans
Middletown
Brunswick
Thurmont
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Middetown
Apeit
Phimamant
Libertytown
Frederick High
College Park
Elm Street
First Playoff Game This Afternoon Features Tennessee UCLA
Tennessee and UCLA meet this afternoon for the first playoff game of the Juni or Basketball League at 4 45. Winners advance to the title game while losers contest third place in a consolation bout. Scores from Saturday show UCLA leading with 15 5 and other results.
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Tennessee
UCLA
LaSalle
Texas A. & M
Uime
LaSale
Maryland
Kentucky
Hurst
Kennedy
Hammond
Hendrickson
Osburn
Danner
Leichert
Yost
Mitchell
Rogers
Carey
Hueting
Evans
R. Boyd
Hirsch
Andrus
Sunny Jim to Be Honored at Pimlico Race Course
Baltimore officials announce the first Mr. Fitz Handicap a 13 16th mile stakes event for three-year-olds and up running May 1 at Pimlico. Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, famed for Nashua and future Preakness wins, will be honored alongside national racing figures.
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Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Nashua
Pimlico Race Course
Pimlico
Louis Pondfield
Mr. Fitzsimmarett
Mr. Fin
Gallant Fox
Omaha
Mr. Fitz
Kaline Arm Worries Tigers Seek Second Baseman
Kaline's sore arm unsettles the Detroit Tigers as manager Bucky Harris frets over lacking a top flight second baseman and left fielder. Trade rumors link Detroit to the A's or Yankees for infield help, possibly sacrifices in pitching, while the club sits fifth, 17 games behind the Yankees.
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Fla
Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Bucky Harris
Harris
Miami
Tigers
Weith
Kansas City A’s
Vrel Waelenns
Gus
Zernial
Spook Jacobs
A’s
Jerry Coleman
Yanks
Detroit
Yankees
NIT Tourney Results and AAU Finals Report
Louisville defeats Dayton 93 to 80 in the NIT final while St Joseph’s Pa hits 93 to 82 over St Francis Bko for third place. In the Natl AAU Tourney Seattle Buchan Bakers win 59 57 over Philips Oilers in the championship. Mobile Ada Oilers take 77 76 over Allen Bradley for third place.
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Louisville
Dayton
St. Joseph's
St. Francis
Bko
Seattle Buchan Bakers
Phillips Oilers
Mobile
Ada Oilers
Milwaukee
Allen Bradley
Dickinson Wins Miami Open Golf Tournament
Gardner Dickinson Jr. captured the Miami Beach Open with a 1 under par 69 completing a 272 total to win $2,400 top prize. Billy Maxwell and Don Finsterwald tied for second after both faltered late, Finsterwald and Maxwell each earning $1,600. Cary Middlecoff and Bob Inman tied for fourth at 275, while Jimmy Demaret shot 72 for 276.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Billy Maxwell
Don Finsterwald
Maxwell
Finsterwald
Dickinson
Betti Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Cary Middlecoff
Dallas
Bob Inman
Detroit
Jimmy Demaret
Kiamesha Lake N. Y
Rule Changes Adopted By NBC Board For High School Basketball
Chicago March 25 The National Basketball Committee approved rule changes including a 12 foot free throw lane for high schools to begin in 1957 58 if statewide adoption occurs. Other edits set two defenders under the basket on free throws no foot entering the lane until the ball hits the cylinder or backboard the lane width increases to two inches and no offensive player may guide a shot above the cylinder. Also lists several upcoming games and tournaments at Y gym and Benson gym with teams such as Yearlings Walkersville Lions Flying Comets Tennessee UCLA and Johnnies Cadets Leopards Free Lancers in early evening play.
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Chicago
National Basketball
Yarct
Pavyvaryy
Yearlings
Walkersville Lions
American Legion
Benson
Maryland School For the Deaf
Little Rascals
Flying Comets
Tennessee
UCLA
dJohnnies
Cadets
Dixon
Leopards
Free Lancers
Syracuse Eagles Rally Past Philadelphia 122 118
In a high scoring game Syracuse defeats Philadelphia 122 to 118 to tie the best of five series at 1 1. Fort Wayne surpasses St Louis 17 to 4 as St Louis leads the series 2 1 in another playoff tilt.
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Syracuse
Philadelphia
Fort Wayne
St. Louis
Western Auto dominates V-Hi tournament at Waynesboro
Western Auto led by Mt. St. Mary's and Loyola stars defeated Keltner's Sports 104 to 91 and Phi Kappa Psi 99 to 89 in the Waynesboro Maryland event. Eddie Bals and George Welsh earned all tournament honors with Bals named best set shot.
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Western Auto
Mt. St. Mary's College
Loyola
Waynesboro
Collegians
Keltner's + Sports
Chambersburg
Phi Kappa Psi
Gettysburg College
Eddie Bals
George Welsh
Western Auto Team
Bals
Needles looks to Derby after Florida Derby win
Florida's Needles, fastest Florida thoroughbred, will race in the May Kentucky Derby after a Florida Derby victory and Flaming Stakes triumph. Trainer Hugh Fontaine said the horse is in good shape and will ship to Kentucky after a short rest. Owners Bonnie Heath and Jackson Dudley praised the decision as Needles earns $395,200 in earnings and a track record time of 1:48 3-5. Count Chic and Pinter Lea finished second and third.
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Miami
Fla
Bonnie Heath
Jackson Dudley
Needles
Fontaine
Dudley
Heath
Smart Money
Dino Loczi
Count Chic
Calumet Farm
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