Birds Routed By Giants in Grapefruit League Exibition
In Lakeland and St. Petersburg spring contests, Philadelphia Phillies beat Detroit 6 16 with a grand slam amid a five run fifth. Willie Jones homered in the second as Bob Miller earned win over Tiger pitcher Miller. Lawrence went distance for Cincinnati in a 3 1 win over St Louis, with a costly Grammas error deciding seventh. Doby boosted White Sox over Red Sox 9 6 as Consuegra left after a line drive. Dodgers pounded Mets 21 0 in Verobeach yard, with Robinson, Hodges, Furillo chaining two hits each. Pirates beat Braves 16 9 at Fort Myers behind Long’s five RBI day.
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Power Packed By Kansas City Power Packed By Kansas City
Kansas City, in its first season in the A L, shows power bats led by Gus Zernial Vic Power and Hector Lopez but faces pitching gaps. Lou Boudreau frets over insufficient staff depth and notes three to four years needed to contend. Stronger rotation and center-field solution are key, with Bill Bradford and Dave Melton among hopefuls.
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Baseball Fight Last Night By The Associated Press
Mount Vernon New York stopper Larry Baker defeated Pat Lowry in Toledo Ohio. Boston pounded out a 10 to 5 decision over the Tribe. Warren Hacker pitched six scoreless innings for the Cubs as Gene Fudge homered while Cleveland’s runs came on Al Rosen and Larry Raines outs. Ray Narleski, Hank Aguirre and Duane Pillette pitched for Cleveland with Narleski surrendering eight runs as Cleveland lost to Chicago 8 to 5.
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Maryland Beats Cornell 9-1 In Season Opener
In College Park Maryland falls 9 to 1 as Cornell pitchers DeGrafft and Perkins limit the Terrapins to five hits. Dick Shikegane leads off the top of the ninth with a single and scores on Nick Schiff’s RBI, the big Red’s lone early groove. Howie Dare adds one extra-base hit for Cornell.
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Perini Promotes World Baseball Ties From Italy to Japan
Milan to Rome reports show Lou Perini of the Milwaukee Braves touring Italy and other nations to boost baseball links and dream of a World Series era. He plans dinners with Italian officials, cites Italo American players, and envisions a future world series crossover while studying opportunities in Australia and Europe. In other notes, Eddie Arcaro wins February athlete of year poll. Head Man dominates a Bowie three year old race as Derby hopes rise.
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Spring training notes from major league camps
Notes and quotes from spring training camps with trades discussed. White Sox offer Jim Rivera and Les Moss for Washington catchers Lou Berberet or Clint Courtney while Senators seek a pitcher to pair with Rivera. Tigers offer for Billy Goodman and Ned Garver plus players for second base. Mack insights on Ted Williams calorie-cutting and Bobby Williams down to 208 pounds. Junior Cadets beat Yellow Springs 74 to 46 with Hess and Nichols leading scorers. Cossemyns loses by ninth-round technical knockout to Kevin James in Sydney. Heinsohn named to all star squad joining four others for Harlem Globe Trotters tour. Arch ie Moore fights in Sacramento. Dutch Dotterer optioned to Havana club.
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All Star Talk Sparks Frederick County Sports Debate
Local sports notes discuss who should make an area schoolboy all star team. Middletown’s Orta Moor favors Keller Kiracore Yanos Hoffman DeVoe Garret as picks with Yanos as MVP, while critics argue the county prioritizes team play over star selections. Also recaps Maryland shipments and local youth games, including Comets eliminated by Little Rascals 41 33 and schedule updates for Legion tourney via YMCA.
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Unknown Fighter Halts Pat Lowry At St Nicholas Arena
Larry Baker from Mount Vernon upended Pat Lowry in 47 seconds of the eighth round at St. Nicholas Arena. Baker rocked Lowry with a solid right cross, sending Lowry to the canvas and prompting referee Petey Scalzo to stop the bout after the knockdown. Baker weighed 147 1/2 pounds, Lowry 149 1/4. telecast by Du Mont in portions of the country.
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Walkersville Boiling Sg Latest Bowling Results
Layman's leads with 31 points after latest results from Monocacy Valley division. Fredrick Motor Sales and Cramer's trail, while Babe's Package Store and Brownie's Garage chase. Notable scores include Eyler 161 in Babe's and Martin Layman's top 390 in a 584/1709 team set. Thurmont Little Leaguers seek April 2 registrations with Coach John Birkland.
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Boxer Temniea Reveals Low Payouts in Career Deductions
Temniea discusses wage limits from fights, noting he never received more than 25 percent of purses. He recalls earning $1,200 as his top pay from a $34,100 gross purse, accusing secretary Aileen Bell and promoter Cal Eaton family of making deductions from his earnings.
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Fired Fights Claim Shackles Babe McCoy Link
Former heavyweight Watson Jones testified before a California investigation that he took part in four fixed fights in 1943 and 1945 under matchmaker Babe McCoy. He said he was ordered to lose to opponents in Portland Seattle and Topeka and that Sparky Rudolph gave orders for the Bivins bout. McCoy’s associate Melville Himmelfarb was also set to testify. Jones revealed his real name as Alexander Dumas Watson and that McCoy dubbed him Watson Jones.
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Taneytown Little Leaguers register Thursday evening
Taneytown Lions sponsor the program with registration at the fire hall from 6 to 7 PM. Coaches Myron R. Tracey and LeRoy F. Wildasin guide the group, with Donald R. Baker representing the Lions.
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