Reds Batter Sox Pitching Fight At Plant Field
Exhibition games report a 13 7 Reds win over the Red Sox at Plant Field with Reds outhitting 16. A Stallcup homer and Wyrostek double highlighted a seven hit burst in the second against Ellis Kinder who left after three innings.
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Tampa
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Boston
Red Sox
Plant
Sox
Reds
Red Stallcup
Johnny Wyrostek
Ellis Kinder
Redlegs
Kinder
Dave Ferriss
California Racing Act Unconstitutional Declared by Court
The California horse racing act was ruled unconstitutional by a three judge panel of the State District Court of Appeals in Los Angeles. The decision, announced by Justice Minor Moore, holds the 1941 act as the basic statute governing pari mutuel betting and licensing for Santa Anita Hollywood Park Tanforan Del Mar and other tracks, and leaves California without a law on horse racing. It may prompt a special legislative session to resolve the regulatory framework.
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Los Angeles
State District Court of Appeals
Santa Anita
Hollywood Park
Tanforan
del Mar
Minor Moore
California
San Francisco
Western Harness Association
Justice Moore
State
Horse Racing Board
Moore
Terps And W. And L. To Resume Grid Games
Washington and Lee University and the University of Maryland will restart a home and home football series beginning at Wilson Field in 1951. The second game will be at College Park, dates not set. Maryland coach James Tatum cites restoring a bitter Southern Conference rivalry with George Barclay at W & L.
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Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Maryland
We&l
Wilson Field
R. A
Dick) Smyth
Wes
College Park
Washington and Lee
George Barclay
James Tatum
University of Maryland
Tatum
Barclay
University of North Carolina
Marsland
Beig
W&l
Andy Quattrocchi
Penn State
Terispin
Paul Kostopoutos
Barney Lincoln
Don Oliver
Bob Simnith
Quattrocchi
Louisiana
Tad
Thrash
Senators' Rookie Catcher Grasso Wary Of Umpires In Blue
In Orlando the Senators list Mickey Grasso as No 2 catcher for the season. He fears Major League umpires after a coast league record 23 ejections and a $1100 fine. Grasso says AL umpires must not be as thin skinned and recalls confrontations with officials including Hal Gordon. Senator exec Harris praises Grasso's arm and catching, predicting he will challenge for time behind the plate.
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Orlando
Fla
Bob Feller
Mel Parnell
Hal Newhouser
Joe Page
Mickey Grasso
Washington Senators
Grasso
Mickey
Hal Gordon
Harris
San Diego
Washington
Seattle
Senators
Mickey Cochrane
Charles To Fight Beshore Wednesday
New York March 26 NBA Heavyweight Champion Ezzard Charles defends his title Wednesday night at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium against Treddie Beshore of Buffalo. This marks Charles third defense since winning the crown June 22, 1949, with prior defenses of Gus Lesnewehr and Pat Valentino. Other featured bouts include LaMotta vs Hunter and Graziano versus Janko at the Garden, plus Jamro’s resilient record. A separate note reports Thorton O Black licensed to the ministry at Sams Creek Church of the Brethren.
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New York
Ezzard Charles
Buffalo
Treddie Beshore
Cincinnati
Joe Walcott
Chicago
Gus Lesneweh
Yankee Stadium
Pat Valentino
San Francisco Cow Palace
Charles
Beshore
Jake LaMotta
Rocky Graziano
LaMotta
Bronx
Church Hunter
Cleveland
Garden
Jamro
Youngstown
Sams Creek
Church of the Brethren
Thorton O Black
Sherman Blick
New Windsor
S. Earl Mitchell
E C Bivsler
District Ministerial Commission
Snead Captures Greensboro Open In Record 269
Sammy Snead won the Greensboro Open by 10 strokes at Sedgefield Country Club, finishing at 269 to set a new record. The White Sulphur Springs star earned $2,000, extending his lead in earnings to $12,108 this year, after rounds of 66 70 67 and 66. Jimmy Demaret placed second, ten back, as Snead became the first to win the event in consecutive years and the first to win it four times.
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N. C
sPi
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Jimmy Demarel
Oia
Calif
Sedgefield Country Club
Bradley Vs CCNY Tuesday NCAA Final Clash
Bradley No 1 in national ratings faces CCNY unranked at Madison Square Garden in the NCAA final. CCNY beat North Carolina State 78 73 in the eastern playoffs while Bradley edged Baylor 68 86 in the western finals. Coach Nat Holman’s Beavers pursue a historic double title as Bradley seeks revenge.
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New York
Mares
Bradley
Braves
Cri College of
Wmaring
Beavers
CCNY
Wil
Madison Square Garden
Nat Holman
the Garden
North Carolina State
Kansas City
Baylor
City
N C
CONY
Ohio State
Kentucky
N.C State
Buquesne
Holy Cross
NC State
Holman
Debonaw
Duquesne
Colorado
Utah
Baltimore seeks axe murderer John Thomas Thi near Centreville
Baltimore police hunt for John Thomas Thi 40 from Willoughby Queen Annes County in connection with the axe murder of 32 year old Winchester Smith storekeeper at Centreville. A murder warrant and a state-wide alarm were issued today as officers close in on Thi about ten miles from Centreville.
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Baltimore
John Thomas Thi
Onnelloh
Winchester Smith
Centreville
Willoughby
Queen Annes County
Browns Have Young Team on the Come Up
Burbank March 28 The St Louis Browns are a hungry young club with a gung ho bench led by Diels Kokos. They have shown a fearless attitude in spring exhibitions, beating the Mets and Giants and staying competitive with Cleveland and Detroit. Catching and outfield look ready, while infield and pitching remain open to keener debate as manager Zack Taylor seeks consistency from Kokos Sievers Wood Moss Lollar and Gusline amid health questions and uncertainty.
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Burbank
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Luke Easter
Brownie
Diels Kokos
New York Giants
Phoenix
St. Lowy
Yankees
Detroit
Sng
Ron
Zack Taylor Gan Dodk
Fiehter Kokos
Roy Sievers
Rankye
Ken Wood
Baltimore
Les Moss
Sherman Lollar
Browns
Taylor
Frankie Gusline
Gosline
Bill
Charley de Witt
Gustine
Charley Grant
Keystone
Hill de Mars
Tommy Upton
Owen Friend
Bill Sommers
Wankerft
Joe Lutz
Clift Fannin
Ned Garver
Tom Ferrick
Bill Kennedy
Pelacamere Lou Kretlow
Stubby Overmire
Lafer
Local sports and fire notes from The News 1956
A mixed Frederick page reports on sports action including tennis matches between Kramer Gonzales and Riggs Kovacs, with Keller and Upton vying for positions in a rookie baseball lineup. A garage fire at Detective Lieut. Bartgis’s home is attributed to children playing with matches, quickly doused by United Engine Co. Fire officials note burned matches nearby.
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Allen Bartgis
West South Street
United Engine Co
Frederick
Gonzales Wins Indoor Pro Tennis Tourney
Philadelphia March 26 Gonzales upset top seed Jack Kramer in straight sets 7-5 6-3 6-4 to win the Philadelphia Inquirer s $10 000 world indoor professional tennis tournament earning $1584. The 21 year old former U S Amateur champion showcased a powerful precise game that echoed Davis Cup form.
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Philadelphia
Richard
Pancho
Gonzales
Jack Kramer
Philadelphia Inquirer
U. S
Uncle Sam
Kramer
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Chuck Diering
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Eddie Robinson
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Brooklyn
Gene Hermanski
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Carl Furillo
Roy Campanella
Schittker
Dick Schnitiker
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
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McKenney
News-Post
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Maniel
Lakewood Park
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Hapeville, Ga
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ALCO
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Frederick Paint & Glass Store
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