Orioles Lose and Senators Win in Narrow Baseball Night
Kansas City beat Baltimore 8 4 as Harry Simpson hit two ninth inning homers off Billy Lees for a 9 4 lead. Ned Garver earned his third win with eight outs of relief. Detroit and Washington fought, Sen tators beating the Tigers 9 6 behind Bill Fischers steady pitching. Dodgers toppled Phillies 6 4 on Dukes Sniders inside the park homer. Cubs edged Reds 3 2 in 10 innings with Ernie Banks delivering the winning blast. Braves shutout Cardinals 1 0 on Warren Spahns radar lock and Hank Aarons homer.
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Jack Harshman
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Bamberger Sent to Vancouver by Orioles
Baltimore trades 33 year old pitcher George Bamberger to Vancouver Mounties of the Pacific Coast League after he requested a move. He moves to stay active as a player while the Orioles trim their roster ahead of the March 3 limit. Harry Simpson's pinch hit homer powers the A's to a 4 3 win. Willie Tasby scores on a Triandos single as Baltimore trailed early but tied late. Sir Kenneth Anderson, 67, WWII Allied Army commander, dies in Gibraltar after a long postwar career with Britain.
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IGEN
Kenneth Anderson
London
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East Africa
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Terps Set for Naval Academy Meet After ACC Title Run
Maryland's ACC champions travel to Annapolis to face Navy as Terps aim to extend dual meet dominance since 1955. Key performers include Nik Kovalakides in the javelin and discus, Jonas Spiegel and Larry Salmon in sprints and hurdles, with Bjorn Anderson adding pole vault and broad jump prowess. Maryland won the DCAAU tuneup and eyes Saturday’s show with solid depth in relays and distance events.
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Virginia
North Carolina
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Gistance
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Whitaker
Don Wiltasker
Richard Man
Zzomery
Roecksile
Marviand
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Marsland
Jonas Spiezel
Tom
Cottese P. Boy
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Begh
Carolina
Johnson
Larry Salmon
Salmon
North Carolin
Kovalakides
Bjorn Anderson
Carl Ayres
Jonas Spiegel
College Park
Fred Hanson
Frank Colavita
John Clagett
Jim Kehoe
Baseball Scores and Standings Narrowly Touched by Trouble
Thursday results show Chicago defeating New York 4-3 and Kansas City beating Baltimore 4-3 while Washington edged Detroit 9-1. Upcoming schedules include New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago on Saturday across a crowded pennant race. Christan A. Herter told U. S. Embassy personnel that few expect a time without troubles.
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Washington
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Christan A. Herter
U. S
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Walkersville Wins Triangular Track Meet
Walkersville High School won the triangular meet at the Maryland School for the Deaf yesterday, taking high points with 562.3 to Gaithersburg 415.65 and MS 0.35. Event results list multiple winners across sprint, distance, field, and relay events, highlighting Walkersville and Gaithersburg performances.
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Spahn Secures Second Shutout as Braves Beat Cardinals
Yesterday’s Stars from AP note Pitcher Warren Spahn of the Braves allowed six hits five singles and walked none while fanning four in a 1-0 victory over the Cardinals marking his second shutout of the season. Ernie Banks drove in two runs for the Cubs with three hits and a 10th inning homer gives them a 3-2 win over the Reds. Secretary of State Paris sees trouble ahead.
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Patterson London Title Fight Headlines Tonight
Floyd Patterson defends his world heavyweight title Friday night in Indianapolis against Brian London with a June Johansson rematch potential. London, weighing over 20 pounds more, is a heavy underdog yet could disrupt Patterson’s schedule for the June 25 Yankee Stadium defense. Promoter Mel Ross touts strong advance sales at the Fairgrounds Coliseum for the 9 p.m. EST bout amid high local interest.
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Brian London
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London
Brush
Patterson
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Patterson London Heavyweight Title Fight Details
The May 1 match in Indianapolis features Floyd Patterson defending against Brian London. Gates estimated at £120,000 with a total television fee around £200,000, NBC network coverage and a 9 p.m. EST start at Fairgrounds Coliseum. Patterson stands to receive 60 percent and a £75,000 purse plus the TV fee. London to receive about $60,000.
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Los Angeles
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Joe Erskine
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Henry Cooper
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