Baseball Scores And Standings From Today's Leagues
Today's results include Washington defeating Detroit 5 to 3 and Philadelphia beating New York 6 to 5 in the American League. In the National League Giants, Cubs, and Pirates appear in standings with tilts and scheduled games listed for today with probable pitchers.
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Coley Wallace Fights Bill Gilliam Tonight
Wallace of New York and Gilliam of Newark meet in a 10 round national televised bout on CBS at 9 p m EST with a possible shot at Rocky Marciano. Wallace rank 6th, Gilliam 10th, and both aim to enter title scramble if Marciano defends against Ezzard Charles.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Hzzard Charles
Joe Laws
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Elkins Brothers
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Cuba
Nino Valdes
Industrial Bowling League Results and Standings
Thursday night league results show Stup Crowther leading with high series 631 and high game 413 for Stup Crowther. Linden Hills and Greens Ser teams posted notable totals, while farmers coop and Radio Cabs trailed in standings. Individual efforts include Schaffer Lach’s Feed Store high game 413 and StupCrowther 631 set. Also boxing results list Bobby Bickle stopping Martin Ware in Kansas City.
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League Leaders And Decision At Maryland Track
AP league leaders show Avila and Rosen among top hitters with Avila leading batting and runs. Musial heads NL batting while Haddix tops strikeouts. Maryland racing commission to decide Cumberland track June operation, altering summer schedule with Hagerstown set to open August 18.
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Maryland Robin Range and Habitat Description from Field Notes
Maryland range covers most of the United States and Canada to Mexico with spring to fall presence. Describe the male and female robin, 10 inches long, red breast, black tail, yellowish underparts. Breeding includes early arrival, territorial fights, nests in low trees, possible two broods, laying 4 to 5 eggs blue-green. Diet features earthworms and insects with fruit in season. management notes increasing robin populations as forests recede. Emphasizes aesthetic and insect-control value, noting historic hunting south of the Mason-Dixon Line.
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United States
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Alaska
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Mason and Dixon Line
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North American TV Game of the Week shifts to NCAA colleges
Gayle Talbot reports that NBC plans to move Canadian football stars into American college games as NBC inherits a college Game of the Week. The NCAA faces televised expansion as Canadian talent enters the college gridiron showcase, changing dynamics for next fall’s Saturday telecasts.
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Canadian 12 man football to debut in Canada Four
Gallery's stable wins prize to rival ABC. Gallery will start Canadian 12 man football exhibition games in four Canadian cities Montreal Ottawa Toronto Hamilton beginning April 28. Promoter Ty Vaart pates rights to National League games and aims to attract American audiences with fast no time-out Canadian play. Up to 10 former Canadian stars per team.
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Western Maryland Scores Mixed Results Across Sports
In a brief roundup, Western Maryland posted a 9 to 35 loss to Mt St Mary in a tennis framed match, while Viegune and Richmond led professional two in another tennis frame. Wake Forest defeated Virginia and Towson, with Wake Forest winning 17 to 10 over Virginia in golf. Track events saw Roanoke top Wash and Lee 91 to 31.
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Viegune & Richmond Profesional
Washington
Vidi & Ft Meade
Virginia
Wake Forest
Maryland
Mt &T Mary's
Towson
Wm & Mars
Richmond
Roanoke
Wash. & Lee
Burglar Steals Groceries Then Forgets His Clutch
In St Louis police puzzled by a break in at a grocer. The thief fled with BB pounds of coffee butter cheese and sausages and 20 cartons of cigarettes but forgot his clutch.
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