Tasby’s Bat Powers Birds Past Pirates In Exhibition
Tasby led Baltimore with two home runs and a double driving in four as the Orioles defeated the Pirates 6 to 5. He also threw out a runner at second base in the eighth. Harvey Haddix started for Pittsburgh and took the loss.
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Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dick Stuart
Bill Virdon
Orioles
Jim Finigan
Bobby Avila
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Tasby
Roberto Clemene
Pirates
Steines Pret Williatm
Whie Harvey Haddix
Pittsburgh
Baltimore Oul
Haddix
Face
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Sleater
Stock
Triandos
Ginsberg
Baltimore
Exhibition Baseball Results Across Cities
Results show Kansas City tied 5 5 with Philadelphia and Cincinnati while Los Angeles defeated Pittsburgh and Washington 5 1. Chicago Ar beat Milwaukee 5 2 and Detroit 8 4 over St Louis. Cleveland won 5-2 over Boston, with San Francisco 2, Chicago 1. Sunday Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 7 3 while St Louis tied Philadelphia in rain. Los Angeles and Detroit games were canceled or weather affected. Baltimore edged Pittsburgh 6 5. Cleveland topped Chicago 4 3, Boston 9 7 over San Francisco, and Chicago 3 1 over New York after 8 innings. Kansas City defeated Washington 3 2 after 7 innings due to rain, with several scheduled games listed.
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Enos Slaughter
Jim Callison
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Duren
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A’s
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Roger Maris
Tipe Ee
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Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
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St. Louis
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Boston
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Jearwater
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New York
Petersburg
Orlando St. Lowis
Mibwaukee
Wadenton
Baltimore
Phoenix
City Softball Loop To Meet At 7 30 Today
The Fre venicx Cry Softball League plans a meeting at 7 30 Monday to reorganize for the 1959 season. Only two teams have committed to return, Kidd's Co and Frederik Democrat club, with others in process of organizing. Officers may be elected. James Powell Jr. is president and Robert Maren is secretary treasurer.
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Pace
John Po Pacerar
Mack Shewand
Shenandoah Downs
Lader Wee Virgina Law
HBPA
Baltimore
Robert G. Leavitt
Greg Johnson
James Feltner
Lou Krew
Art Kennedy
C H McMillen
Larry J. Abbundi
Scales
James Sleasin
George Hose
Johnson
Bowie
Steve Clopper
Bull McDonald
Leavitt
Frevenicx
Dene
James Powell Jr
Robert Maren
Pistol Club Discusses Firing Range Site
The Monocacy Pistol Club met at the National Guard Armory to discuss purchasing an outdoor firing range site. Members considered a Jowahon winch offer and planned a special meeting in Fray evening to inspect the property and arrange a lease. Contingent plans included summer outdoor shoots and heavier caliber practice.
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Thek Keeton
Prine
Lopez Hopeful For White Sox Playoff Push
Lopez eyes a strong White Sox season with Lopez optimistic about second base and shortstop pairing led by Welle Fox and Luis Apetito. The roster plans feature Ken Jackson Earl Torgeson and Ray Boone sharing duties while pitching support from Wison Donovan and Larry Laman bolsters the bullpen amid a potential Cleveland or Detroit challenge.
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Jon Devera
Don Murder
Towskivas
Sox
Welle Fox
Luis Apetito
Oshork
Bubba Phillips
Ken Jackson
Earl Torgeson
Ray Boone
Handy Bill Goodman
Sam Esposito
Shean Lollar
Earl Babey
John Romany
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Bob Shaw
Detroit
Chicago
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Catan Romalo Afizgae
Turk Lien
Anal
Cineaun
Cinednati
Claude Raymund
Wicchita
Milwaukee
Gerry Stiley
Manny
Cleveland
Callison
Minneapolis Lakers Dethrone St Louis Hawks in bold upset
The Minneapolis Lakers defeated the defending St Louis Hawks to sweep the Western Division series four games to two and advance to the finals against the Boston Celtics. Rookie guard Gale Bavier scored 33 points and hit crucial late free throws as the Lakers built a late lead. Cliff Hagan added a late free throw for insurance as Saint Louis faded.
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Minneapolis Lakers
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Lakers
Boston
Syracuse
Wall
Ouliday
Kasluor
Wag Ts
Mactors
Hawks
Laker Marvey
LaTtoe
Bavier
Lovellete
Cliff Hagan
Arcaro Rides Atoll To Seven Length Win In Jamaica Stakes
Eddie Arcaro steered Atoll to a seven length victory in the Kwidl Stakes at Jamaica, with First Landing keeping faith for a pre Derby test in the Wood Memorial on April 18. Intentionally was scratched, Inescapable second, track muddy, Atoll clocked 1:13-5 for the 11 furlongs.
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Jamaica
Arcaro
Atull
Desby Hope
Elkeam Stable
Florida
Wood Memorial
Hanson
Atoll
Woman Fight Promoter Enters Politics in Los Angeles
Los Angeles AP report profiles Aileen Eaton, long time boxing promoter of Olympic Auditorium, as she runs for city council to fix the district’s roads and transit. The grandmother promises decisive action, noting her boxing career and business nerve as strengths in a male dominated arena.
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Los Angeles
Archie Moore
Mital
Aileen Eaton
Aileen
Cal
Olympic Auditorium
Carmen Basilio
Amazon
George Parnassus
Ilee
Sampan
Wilshire Riiesard
de Valk
Aileens
Wilshire
Pye
Willie Tasby Turns In Gold Plated Playing
Rookie Willie Tasby starred for the Baltimore Orioles in a 6 5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, belting two homers and a double with three runs and four RBIs. His three-run homer in the seventh sealed the comeback as he defended center field after Taber’s shift. The Orioles sit at 11 3 in exhibitions, undefeated against NL teams.
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Giants
Phoenix
Aru
Frank Malzone
Boston Red Son
San Francisco Giants
Petu
Willie Bless
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Mars
Sox
Malor
Delock
Wall
Sullivan
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McCardell
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Green
Malgame
Willie Tasby
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Fla
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Orioles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vasbys
Baltimore
Taber
Jim Busby
Boston Red Sox
Frederick Y swimmers win four trophies at Eastern NSCA meet
Frederick YMCA swimmers traveled to American University in Washington DC for the Eastern NSCA meet. The 50-strong field saw entries from Florida to New York with Frederick claiming four trophies. Virginia Grove won the 100 yard butterfly in eight inch trophy, Diane Staley placed third in 20 yard butterfly, and Tutie Younger sister of Virginia finished fourth in backstroke and fifth in breaststroke.
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Washington D.C
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Florida
New York
Virginia Grove
Diane Staley
Fan Bemdeciok Wae Oo
Tia “Ove
Virginia
Tutie
Katrina Robert
David Eyster
Hunt Elkins
Princeton
Pyburn Quits Baseball After Orioles Investment
Jim Pyburn, once a $48 000 Orioles bonus prospect, says he will quit baseball and pursue a high school coaching career in Birmingham Alabama. The 26 year old, disappointed at not being invited to spring training after hitting .287 last year for Louisville, remains property of the Miami Marlins, Orioles 1959 affiliate in the International League.
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Fla
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Baltimore Orioles
Pyburn
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Ala
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The
Orioles
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Colts
Lou Hatter
Williamson
Baltimore Sun
Caniar
Olson to battle Calhoun tonight at Cow Palace
Former middleweight champion Carl Olson fights Rory Calhoun in a 10 round light heavyweight bout at the Cow Palace. Olson seeks a $10,000 guarantee or 35 percent of net. Calhoun offers $7,500 or 25 percent, with a $40,000 expected gate and Olson facing a $53,200 tax bill.
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Bobo) Olson
Rory Calhoun
Bobo
Calhoun
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Olson
Clemson Halts Maryland 9-2 in ACC Baseball
Clemson ace Harold Stowe pitched effectively to earn his second win as the Tigers routed Maryland 9 to 2. The 1958 champions return eight lettermen and previously beat Virginia and Massachusetts while The Citadel fell 6 to 1 as ACC play began for Clemson and other teams.
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Stowe
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Terps
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Dan Morgan
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ACC
Arth
Georgia
Duke
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Vertex Wins Campbell Memorial at Bowie in Maryland Derby
Maryland bred Vertex ridden by Sammy Boulmetis wins the $116,300 John B. Campbell Memorial Handicap by six lengths over Backbone. No disqualification after a foul claim by Walter Blum. Vertex earns $74,595 boosting year earnings to $15,170. Bowie’s 44 day meeting closes with 18,320 fans and $1,642,148 wagered.
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Howse
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Maryland
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F. A. Diarwith
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Talent
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Campbell
Boston vs Syracuse leads 3-2 in Eastern Final
In the Eastern Division Final, Boston defeated Syracuse 129 to 108 to take a 3-2 series edge. The NBA playoffs feature best of seven with Minneapolis beating St. Louis 106-104 to win their series 4-2, while Minneapolis holds a 3-2 edge at the St. Louis series tonight. Syracuse visits Boston on Wednesday for the last of the seven game series.
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Weekend Fights And Laurel Handicap Nominated Field
Weekend boxing results list Louisvill e fighter Audell Stitch stopping Guy Symle in Mobile and Havana bouts where Floreliing Fernandez and Animinio Ramos scored knockouts. Laurel Handicap at Laurel Md draws 31 nominees led by Barchy and Sharpsburg with a $25 000 purse. Dallas Long ties world shot put record at Santa Barbara Relays with 63 feet 2 inches. Parry O'Brien and Bill Nieder close behind.
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Audell Stitch
Guy Symle
Mobile
Ala
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Armstrong
Elizabeth
Animinio Ramos
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Pride and Joy
Brookmeade
Roy Faircloth
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Dallas Long
University of Southern California
Parry O'Brien
Long
Kansas
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