Nats Blow Lead and Fall to Phillies in Seven Uneven Innings
Philadelphia spatter Washington for eleven runs, led by Carl Sawatski two run pinch single. Wurzle Cardwell and Farrell pitched for Philadelphia. Kralick and Valentinetti for Washington. Beuchee homered for Philadelphia.
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Bowlers Clash in Night Standings at Walkersville
In Wednesday bowling standings at Walkersville the Lenaue Walkersville B and Fountain Mills led the field with Retis's Five and Lewistown Service Center close behind. Highs included D Lenhart 134 for individual game and Bettys topping team sets. several players from San Francisco and Philadelphia circuits noted in tie-breaker results.
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Back Plan To Repeal Tax Faces Opposition
Members of a sportsmen group push to repeal a tax on dues arguing it hurts low income members by curbing hunting and fishing access. They plan to contact three congressional representatives to record the proposal. A 13 member admissions list includes Russell Horman and Clarence Heffner. George Hargis III chairs grounds committee. annual cleanup set for next Sunday. quarterly meeting at Elks Club drew a large crowd. a special meeting is planned for April 20 in Caytown.
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Pirates May Have Big Year Ahead at Forbes Field
Baseball notes previewing the Pittsburgh Pirates likely lineup and pitching staff for a potent season. Key moves include seeking a left handed starter, improved infield with Kluszewski and Mazeroski, solid outfield with Clemente and Virdon, and a bolster at catcher with Burgess sharing duties. Manager Danny Murtaugh cites growth after the All Star break as the turning point.
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30 Entries Set i For State Derby
Azalea Tournament Won By Art Wall Rose Bowl Football Game Will Be Played PASADENA, Calif. AP The Tournament of Roses and the Western conference open end contract with AAWU California USC Washington UCLA. Stanford invited to join by June 30. Dorn and Kidner stressed hope for continued Big Ten relations. NBA to begin 1960-61 season with 72 game schedule and Chicago franchise not before next season. Wall wins Maryland Derby by three shots with 285 total. Souchak second at 287.
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Ramos Beats Ashburn In Orando Race Showdown
Pete Ramos, touted as the majors fastest runner, edged Ashburn in a sprint at Orando Florida. Ramos, seeking a challenge, floated a match with Mickey Mantle after the race as fans labeled Ashburn slow by comparison. The report also notes NBA playoff results and a PGA tour score amid wet windy weather.
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Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule Shambles
The report lists multiple game results with Detroit defeating Los Angeles 8 to 4 and 4 to 2, Milwaukee routing St. Louis 12 to 2, Philadelphia edging Washington 11 to 7, and other scattered scores. It also notes several canceled or uncertain second games and a long schedule of upcoming matches between Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago Milwaukee Los Angeles Pittsburgh Detroit and others, with venues like Warwater andampa and Tucson mentioned in fragmented form.
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Tri County League Baseball Schedule
A long list of Tri County League baseball games from April to August, detailing matchups such as Germantown at Doubs and Walkersville at Buckeystown with dates across April through August, including sporadic errors and misprints. Notable entries mention Lovettsville, Broad Run, Middletown, and Yellow Springs among others. The schedule includes some irregular spellings and a few non-schedule lines mixed in.
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Williams In Hospital With Neck Strain
Ted Williams entered New England Baptist Hospital in Boston for traction treatment after twisting his neck and pinching a nerve. The 40-year-old Red Sox slugger aims to be ready for the AL season opener, with doctors descri bing condition as a temporary setback amid a career full of injuries and a possible need for a surgical collar.
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Robinson Thinks Offer Attractive for Pender Title Fight
Sugar Ray Robinson’s manager called a $100,000 offer for a 15 round title defense vs Paul Pender in Boston “quite attractive” with a share of gate and TV revenues. NBA officials threaten to drop recognition if Robinson does not defend soon.
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Valdes Drops To Sixth In Ring Magazine Heavyweight List
Ring Magazine reshuffles after Nino Valdes slips to sixth following a shock loss to Charley Powell. Zora Folley rises to second, Henry Cooper to third, Sonny Liston to fourth, and Brian London to fifth as prospects recalibrate the heavyweight ranks ahead of Patterson's May 1 Las Vegas title bout.
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Olson Beats Calhoun In Ten Rounds At Cow Palace
In San Francisco AP report Bobo Olson former middleweight now fighting as a heavyweight won a unanimous but disputed decision over Rory Calhoun after 16 rounds at the Cow Palace. Olson 174 pounds, Calhoun 168. Olson vows a vacation then aims for top heavy challengers Tony Anthony or Yvon Durelle. matchmaker Benny Ford will seek another fee soon.
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