Roster Deadlines Marked For Tri-State Softball League
The Tri-State Major Softball League sets rosters due May 1st with no additions after June 15. Rainouts require five hours notice. Awards go to first and second place teams. The Amateurs regulate uniforms and safety. The season opens May 17 with schedules in Frederick, Washington, Lancaster and Baltimore, games on Saturdays and Sundays, doubleheaders, closing July 27.
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Reese Says 1957 Was His Worst Year
Dodgers captain Pee Wee Reese says 1957 was the most miserable season due to injuries limiting him to just over 100 games and a low extra base total. He plans to atone in 1958 and is ready to play any position as manager Walt Alston assigns him.
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Celtics win to tie playoff series 1-1 in upset heavy game
Boston defeats St Louis 116-112 to even the NBA playoff series at 1-1 as Sad Sam Jones delivers a key effort. Bill Russell and Hob Simmons lead with 22 and 25 points respectively while Pettit scored 19 for the Tigers in a tight game.
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Bob Jones Hospitalized Amid Masters Tourney Uncertainty
Atlanta reports former golf icon Bob Jones, 56, hospitalized after a circulatory collapse. Tests show no heart attack. doctors consider home discharge in 2-3 days. Masters eligibility in doubt as Augusta event runs April 3-6. Palmer and Johnson battle for Azalea Open lead at Wilmington with 282.
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Bragan Prepares for Biggest Challenge With Indians
Tucson reports Cleveland manager Bragan faces first major league test steering the Indians from a sixth place finish. Key issues include rehabbing pitchers Lemon and Score, installing a double play, Werle’s ankle injury shelving him for weeks, and reshaping infield with Avila moved to third and Moran arriving. Strong outfield depth with Minoso Woodling Cola vita Maris and Williams. infield talent with Wertz Vernon Ward and Nixon behind the plate.
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Independent owners set to challenge big stables in next season
At Bowie the Campbell Memorial Handicap saw Promised Land upset Iron Liege as Calumet stables faced a strong field. Independent owners like Ethel Jacobs with Paper Tiger and Promised Land, Larry McPhail with several thoroughbreds, and Tom Ross with Silky Sullivan prepare for Laurel and Derby-season racing as Calumet and other major stables eye upcoming Triple Crown events.
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Carol Reiss Captures U S Skating Title in Minneapolis
Carol Reiss, 18, from Ozone Park New York University freshman, wins her second national figure skating title at Minneapolis with top marks in both compulsory figures and free skating. Runnerup is Carol Wanek of Ozone Park, followed by Lynn Finnegan of Boston Nancy Heiss, her sister, and Clara Peel of Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Tigers Trade With Cleveland Indians
LAXELAND Fla The Tigers Sunday sent minor league pitcher Pete Vosey and reported 20000 to Cleveland for infielder Mill Bolling and pitcher Vilo Valentinetti Bolling would be used as utility infielders His brother Frank is Detroit s regular second baseman Valentinetti a 29 year old right hander was 0 0 with the Cubs last year before posting a 9 5 record with Los Angeles of the PCL He was sold to Cleveland last season winning two games and losing five Vosey 34 had an 11 1 record with the Tigers Charleston W Va in the American Assn last season A right hander he had several trials with the Dodgers before moving to the Detroit organization TIGERS TO PRUNE LAKELAND Fla 8 The Detroit club will prune its squad this week Manager Jack Tighe plans to reduce a 33 man roster by five before spring training starts He will cut three of his 14 pitchers and one each of his four catchers and seven infielders NOA PLAYOFFS Boston 13H St Louis 11 2 12 best of seven final series ded JJ
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Featherweight title fight slated in Los Angeles Tuesday
International boxing features Hogan Bassey against Mexico’s Micardo Moreno for the world featherweight crown in outdoor Wrigley Field in a scheduled 18 round bout. Bassey holds 50 wins with 17 knockouts in 61 starts, Moreno has 29 KOs in 33 fights and a mixed record. The undercard includes Peters vs Sawyer at St Nicholas Arena and Calhoun vs Pompey midweek telecasts.
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Orioles Lose To Cubs In 12th
SCOTISDALF Ariz om Ken] Leki Walked Dale Lone to force in the winning run as the Chicago Cubs edged Baltimore 2 4 here Saturday. Triandos double and Foster Castleman's single in the fourth accounted for the Orioles only tally. Cubs 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 Baltimore 6 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. W Nichols L Lehman.
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Triandos For Good Year Hopes Stirred By Bat Size And Defense
In Scottsdale Aviz Triandos eyes a strong season amid talk of his peak power and a refined swing. Manager Paw Richards credits his defensive value and one of the best throwing arms in baseball. The Orioles tweak home park dimensions to aid Triandos and bolster the lineup along with pitching depth led by Larry Dohy.
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YMCA Wins 33-21 in Legion Tourney Semifinal
The YMCA defeated the Maryland School for the Deaf 33-21 to reach the Class A title game at the MSD gym, with Walkersville awaiting in today’s 4 p.m. championship pairing. Also noted are schedule details for inter-church league and Dixie Classic events across several campuses, dates, and opponents.
Bowling Standings and Scores From Middletown Reformed
In Middletown area bowling results, high team game and set were recorded at 617 and 1741. High individual game 163 by Zimmeeman of Calvary Methodist, and high individual set 361 tied by Canon of Baptist D Holter and R Holler of Middletown Reformed. Men’s division notes upcoming matches Evangelical Ref vs Lime, Mt Pleasant vs Grace United, Middletown Luth vs Baptist, Buckeystown vs Doubs, Middle Ref vs Calvary Meth. The White House has been the residence of U S presidents since.
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Wertz Out Nine Weeks For Indians Injury Update
Tucson report states Vie Wertz fractured his ankle after sliding into second base against Tennessee or opposing team. He will miss at least nine weeks, jeopardizing Cleveland’s early season plans. Wertz had 19 runs batted in and 28 home runs last season amid Livsherd’s sixth place in the American League standings.
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Frederick Mil Mayday 2 Mona Hitfield Injury Scene
A baseball play injures a player, Barry Spenser deflects a ball to shortstop Andee Rodger, while Taney Neways shows a broken film tab ankle. Manning confirms a ten week loss with trainer Dr. Manning saying work to recover. Teague rer tor Werte, Ward, and Mtobedli mentioned in preparatory notes.
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Peoria Caps Triumph in Overtime Win at Denver
The Peoria caps overcame Denver in a dramatic overtime thriller to claim a 74 in a national AAU basketball showdown. Walter scored decisive points in the extra period helping Illinois Cats secure the victory.
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