Baseball Roundup from Arizona and Florida Exibitions
Multiple spring training results reported from Phoenix and Lakeland. Johnny Mize hit two homers for the Giants, but the Browns defeated New York 22 to 9 with Paul Lehner home runs. Pirates beat White Sox 12-7 in California to complete 13-0-0 spring mark. Washington Senators routed the Tigers 7-2 in Lakeland. John Sain wins for the Braves 8-3 over the Reds. Cardinals top Yankees 11-1 behind Boyer and Yochim. Kellner shuts out Maple Leafs 4-0 for Athletics. Red Sox beat Louisville 6-2 behind Nixon and Hofmann. Also notes on government loyalty indictment and Teakwood drying need.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Hnny Mize
New York Giants
St. Louis Browns
Polo
Mize
Brownies
Paul Lehner
Ray
Sheldon Jones
Monte Kenedy
St. Louis
Platter
Mario Picone
Ues
San Bernardino
Calif
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Bucs
Clyde McCullough
Pirates
West Coast
Bradenton
Fla
John Sain
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Sain
Reds
R. Cook
A. Cook
Agether
Smith
Stallcup
Cline
Bob Zigler
Hiatt
Hall
A. Easterday
St. Petersburg
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Cloyd Boyer
Ray Yochims
Clarence Beers
Boyer
Yanks
Glen Nelson
Stan Musial
Ron Northey
Phil Rizzuto
Fred Sanford
New York
Bobby Brown
Rizzuto
Elm Street School triumphs over Libertytown in junior tourney
Elm Street School fell 53 to 41 to Libertytown as Bud Ward of Libertytown starred with high scoring. Elm Street led early but Libertytown battled back aided by Ward as the Elm Street court saw strong play from Weddle Jenkins and Stockman. Referee Stockman supervised the contest in Elm Street. Ballenger season ends with 18 wins and six losses after a teachers meeting cancelled final game.
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Elm Street
American Legion
Libertytown
Elms
Bud” Ward
Liberty
Elm St
Weddle
Jenkins
Elworthy
Albaugh
Buuler
Shook
Rumpf
Clem
Angsberger
Stockman
King
Comer
G Ii Smith
Wen
Gordon
Ward
Hammond
Baker
Ballenger Independent Basketeers
Ballengers
Cook Cousins
Bob
Art
Ballenger
Sox Triumph in Slow Start. Doerr Delivers for Boston
Bobby Doerr fielded brilliantly and drove in two runs in the third as the Sox rallied. Louisville managed six men retired in the last three innings, with Boston turning four double plays and minor leaguers two, in a tense game with Boston scoring two runs.
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Mann
Louisville
Bobby Doerr
Sox
Boston
Morris Harvey's King George Eyes Conference Scoring Record
Morris Harvey's George Smith King, the nation's top scorer at 757 points in 26 games, stars for the Golden Eagles. The 20-year-old junior leads a high-octane offense under coach Eddie King, with 289 field goals and a 29.1 average this season, while his team totals 2,023 points. King aims to break conference marks held by Abramovic and Lacy as fans anticipate another season.
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Charleston
W. Va
George Smith King
Morris Harvey
Eddie
King
Rhode Island State
Frank Keaney
Little College
Kanawha River
West Virginia
George
Coach King
West Virginia Intercollegiate Conference
Fort Knox
Kings
Rams
Little Rhody
Charleston High School
Keaney
Rhode Island
Young King
Bell Cow
Red Brown
Davis and Elkins
Lee Patton
Kentucky
King George
Abramovic
Salem
Baltimore Loyola
Jim Lacy
No Minor League Season For Bonus Players
Major league owners approved a rule change delaying the minor league season for bonus players. Walter Mullery said the optioning of bonus players applies only to players signed after March 31. The list of bonus players includes names from Boston, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and more, with pay thresholds adjusted for class AAA and AA leagues. Thomas qualifies as administrator in Bruce W. Thomas estate. court approves executor accounts with estate values listed.
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Cincinnati
Walter W. Mullery
Baseball
A. B. Chandler
Mulbry
National League
Boston
John Antonelli
Brooklyn
Elmer G. Sexauer
Lloyd A. Merriman
Frank J. Fanovich
Philadelphia
Charles Bicknell
John E. Roberts
Curtis T. Simmons
John L. Mayo
Stanley E. Hollmig
Charles K. Stobbs
Frank W. Quinn
Cleveland
Leroy Paige
Roberto Avila
Herman C. Reich
Detroit
Paul M. Campbell
Earle Brucker, Jr
Mutlery
Thomas
Turpin KOed by Cerdan in seventh round boxing bout
World middleweight champion Marcel Cerdan stopped Britain's Dick Turpin in the seventh round of a 10 round non-title fight at Empress Hall. Turpin dropped, stunned briefly, and was carried to his corner before recovering. In Paris, Gen. Charles de Gaulle urged clemency for wartime foe Marshall Philippe Petain, age 92, serving life on Ile d Yeu.
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Turpin
London
Marcel Cerdan
Britain
Dick Turpin
Empress Hall
Cerdan
Marcel
Petain
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Philippe Petain
de Gaulle
Ile D'Yeu
France
Plans Underway for Frederick Soap Box Derby July
July plans begin for Frederick Soap Box Derby entries with signup at Key Chevrolet on East Patrick Street Saturday 3 to 5 pm. Veteran racers urged to sign up. new entrants receive license rule book and instruction pamphlet. Drivers must be accompanied by a parent. prizes include a potential 5000 scholarship. New rules require open side openings and open cockpits. last year's cars must be remodeled to meet standards.
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Frederick
Dick Shoemaker
Frederick News-Post
Chevrolet Sales
Chamber of Commerce
Chevrolet
East Patrick Street
Jaycee
Shoemaker
Sweeping Changes In Government Are Asked
Philadelphia March 29 Hundreds of prominent U S citizens formed a national committee led by Dr Robert L Johnson Temple University to seek educational reforms in the Federal Government Their aims include slashing federal spending to seven to ten million dollars a day and creating a streamlined efficient government aligned with the nation’s needs The group plans to let the people speak and hopes Congress will understand the will of the public The initiative follows a Hoover commission report already sent to Congress for changes in federal operations
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Philadelphia
U. S
Robert L. Johnson
Temple University
Johnson
Congress
Dr. Johnson
Herbert Hoover
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Rae Scarborough
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Ookie
Paul Calvert
al Kozar
Clyde Vollmer
Gray
Ft. Lauderdale
Alex Kellner
South Paw
Philadelphia Athletics
Toronto Maple Leafs
Arizona Lad
Toronto
Sam Chapman
Hank Biasatti
Kellner
Sarasota
Red Sox
Florida
Willard Nixon
John Hof
New Orleans
Robert Edgar Himmaugh
St. Rose
Federal Barge Lines
Commerce Department
Elim Street School Downs
Cordova
Edgerton
Kemp’s
Dick Hudson
NEA
Golden Eagles
George King
Philco
Ome
Melvin M. Engle
Seit Electrical Appliances
Carroll St
Shipley’s
Sport
North Market ST
Gabardine
America
Gabardine Suis Boys
Gabardine Suits
Kemp
Graubner’s
Eld mC
ULL Emi
Siscalg
Frederick Distributing Co
Patrick Street
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Monon
Continental Oil Company
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