Frederick High dominates St Johns in 93 29 dual meet
Frederick High School crushed St. John's of Washington with a 93 to 29 victory at Frederick High, capturing most events. Dave Marrone set a track record in the shot put, Eddie Higinbotham won the 100 yard dash, and Bill Poffenberger led high jump efforts as Frederick's Cadets extended their spring win streak to eight.
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Frederick
Clob Boring
Dave Marrinoe
Pott Wim
Bill Poffenberger
Eddie Higinbotham
St. John’s
St John’s
Bill Hildebrand
Rinehart
Wayne Rinehart
Hal Moser
Frederick Kind
Dick Burdette
Gary Harrison
Bil Zimmerman
Meehan
Dick Meehan
Jed George
George
Jerry Reid
Ken Wybourne
Zimmerman
Pete Wallingford
Ken Mobley
Dave Brenteman
Sam Marrone
Marrone
Cumberland Valley Athletic Sontog
Poffinberger
Mryne
Reid
Wibourne
Simonpiethi
Markoe
Morgan
Fornili
Harrison
Wright
Higinbotham
Thornes
Reilly
Hildebrand
McAteerie
Burdette
Zmmmerman
Missai
Mar
Brenneman
Boyer
Ricker
Wallingford
Mobley
College Park
Maryland
Terrapins
North Carolina
Virginia
Clemson
South Carolina
Duke
Blue Devils
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Nick Kavalakides
Paul Snyder
Kavalakides
Colin Smith
Stanley Preston
Don Whitaker
Bill Johnson
Whitaker
Johnson
Butch Spiegel
Cubs win first home game under Lou Boudreau 4 2
The Chicago Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4 to 2 in Lou Boudreau's first home game as manager. Glen Hobbie earned the win with five-hit pitching to snap St Louis’s 11 road losses. Frank Thomas and Ernie Banks hit solo homers, Banks his fourth against St Louis this year.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Lou Boudreau
St. Louis Cardinals
Glen Hobbie
St. Louis
Frank Thomas
Ernie Banks
Ron Kline
Hobbie
Banks
Wrigley Field
Salt Lake City
Ashburn
Spinerthas
Moryn
Yinite
Togo
Beyer
Wagner
Zimmer
Smith
Taybee
Geanvas
Gernert
aShane
Indall
bCree
Clackson
Grammas
Kline
Crowe
Thomas
Kinnall
Gervert
Kirdall
St . Lous
Will
Dascoti
Secory
Crawford
Venton
Hartack Suspended For Dropping Out Of Rides
Pimlico stewards suspend Bill Hartack after he pulled out of a riding commitment for the Blackeyed Susan Stakes. He cannot ride Airmans Guide or Jody in upcoming races and must appear for a hearing next week. Speculation swirls about a possible Preakness impact for Venetian Way.
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Baltimore
Bill Hartack
Pimlico
Garden State Park
Camden
N.J
Bert Williams
Hartack
Fur Jody
Garden State
Joseph F. Flanagan
Maryland Racing Commission
Flanagan
Venetian Way
Eddie Arcara
Bil Shoemaker
New York
Norton Nieder Lead Coast Relays World Record Hopes
Sprinter Ray Norton and Army lieutenant Andy Nieder head a strong West Coast Relays field in Fresno. Norton seeks to push beyond 9.3 seconds in the 100 yards while Nieder targets 67 feet in the shot, with rivals including Dallas Long, Dave Davis, and pole vault powerhouses J. D. Martin and Bob Gutowski among a 33-man event slate.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Fresno
Calif
Ray Norton
Andy Bi Nieder
Norton
Ratcliffe Stadium
Ray
Nieder
Texas
Dallas Long
Southern
California
Dave da
Leamon King
Jim Weaver
North Texas State
Bob Poynter
Willie Williams
San Jose State
Wille White
J.D. Martin
Oklahoma
Bob Gutowski
Henk Visser
University of California At Santa Barbara
Jesse Owens
Fortune Gordien
Charlie Dumas
Dumas
Russia
Yuri Stepanov
Stepanov
Boston University
John Thomas
Jordan Robinson tune ups in Baltimore tied to title fights
Don Jordan and Sugar Ray Robinson stage tune-up bouts in Memorial Stadium Baltimore with high stakes. McFarland vs Jordan and Gonzales vs Robinson set 10 rounders as promoters push for future title chances. both camps promise lucrative bouts if results favor them. Maryland dominates ACC track trials with 25 finalists in finals and Nick Kavalakides setting a javelin record.
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Don Jordan
Ray Robinson
Terps
Baltimore
SAC
Sugar Ray Robinson
Memorial Stadium
Jordan
Robinson
Candy McFarland
Philadelphia
Pedro Gonzales
Rankin
George Gailford
McFarland
Benney
Kid) Paret
Las Vegas
Gainford
Virgil Akins
Los Angeles
South America
Federico Thompson
Gonzales
Paul Pender
Boston
Pender
New York-Massachusetts
Jack Laken
Billings
Mort
Joey Giardello
Bozeman
Mont
Harvard Crew Favored to Retain Titles
Harvard is favored to win both heavyweight and lightweight titles at the Eastern Sprint Regatta on Lake Quinsigamond. Navy and Pennsylvania loom as the main challengers with 63 eight oared crews entering the single day event, plus freshman and junior varsity championships for both classes.
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Mass
Harvard
Lake Quinsigamond
Assny of
Harvard Crimson
Navy
Pennsylvania
Mantle's 1st inning homer boosts Yankees over Senators 7-3
New York defeats Washington 7-3 as Mickey Mantle belts a first inning homer off Jim Kaat, his second of the season, in a game the Yankees never relinquish. Jim Lemon adds a two-run shot in the sixth to tie the AL homer derby race, with New York pulling away in the eighth.
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Washington
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Senators
Yank Mantle
Jim Kaat
Jim Lemon
Yankees
New York
Abrhti Kubex
Gerdner
Tol Mantle
Bertois
Hunt
Bera
Batey
Skearon
Becquer
Howard
Green
Ford
Turley
Kaat
Fischer
Bedinener
Ith
Wasington
Consolo
Richardson
Foa
Gerd
Ner
Ant Secquer
Kubek
Rich Wardser
Skowron
A‘cDougald
Ruchlardson
Recquer
Gardner
Br—Mantle
Lemon
S—Bertein
Sf—Mcdousald
IP H & ER Beso xEoré
Turtey
Nagle Leads Colonial after 68 in high winds
Australian pro Kel Nagle shot a samber par 68 in strong winds to take a two stroke lead at the halfway point of the Colonial National Invitational. He moved from 69 to 127 total, two ahead of Littler and Sanders as Hogan Palmer Boros and Barber chased. Peoria Caterpillar pulls out of the National Industrial Basketball League.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Fort Worth
Tex
Kel
Nagie
Nagle
Ting
Jesson
Brillant
Sydney
Bill Maxwell
Oceanside
Calif
Maxwell
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Doug Sanders
Miami
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Barber
Palmer
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N.C
Pierce Steady On Hill As Sox Triumph
Billy Pierce fired a steady eight hitters as the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2 in the opener of a four game set before 19 970 fans. The win moved Chicago one game up on the Red Sox in the AL race. Pierce earned his third win against one loss with Hawkins taking the loss. Minnie Minoso and Roy Sievers key the five run rally in the fifth. Francona and others contributed for Cleveland. Pierce and Hawk ins were the starting pitchers with a 2 28 ERA noted.
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Cleveland
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Pierce
Southpaw
Indians
Wyan Hawkins
White Sox
Hawkins
Minnie Minoso
Tito Francona
Teit
Roy Sievers
Avarno
Piersali Cf
Xuenn
Francona
Golman
Philips
I Pierce
Hawkns
Kirsten
Kipestein
Foc Romano
Briggs
Cleveland St
Fox
Aparici
Sievers
Aper
Phillips
Piersall
Held
Loiler
Landis
Hawks
Kippstempe
Minosot. U
Rotary Beats Kiwanis 11-5 In Ruth Tilt
Rotary defeated Kiwanis 11 to 5 in Babe Ruth League action behind Bush pitching. Mayne led Kiwanis with two hits and three RBIs while Boyd collected a 1 for 1 showing with a run scored for Rotary. Rotary rapid four-run fifth inning sealed the win.
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Kiwanis
Ruth Tilt
Bush
Mayne
Boyd
Rotary Kiwanis
Gatrell
Ruffner
Stevens
Seth
Ham
Las
Wiles
Williar
Cole
Sowell
Jooo Schade
Morgen
Shaulis
Lee
Showe
Deting
Starr
Baum
Taylor
Kiwan
Kiwenis
S — Schade
Hagmender
Hammond
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
A collage of game results and upcoming matchups shows San Francisco beating Los Angeles 3-0 while Pittsburgh and Milwaukee split, Cincinnati edging Philadelphia, and Chicago, New York, and Baltimore with notable wins. Upcoming day games feature Los Angeles at San Francisco and Chicago at Cleveland among others.
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Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Padres
O'Dell
Law
Burdette
Meyer
Hook
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
iWashington
Kansas City
Washington
McCormick Ignites Giants With Fifth Straight Win
San Francisco pitcher Mike McCormick, 21, improved to 5-1 with a 1.50 ERA after a three-hitter shutout of Los Angeles. He delivered the Giants’ seventh straight win, as Jim O'Toole and Pete Rose led strong starts and the Reds posted a 1-0 shutout of Philadelphia. Pittsburgh's Pirates won to stay two games back, while Chicago hung in the chase.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Mike McCormick
San Francisco
Jim O'Toole
Cin, Cinnati
Warren Spahn
McCormick
Los Angeles
Giants
Oreole
Philadelphia
Reds
Pittsburgh
jBme
Vicory
Milwaukee
Chicago
McCormick Shuts Down Dodgers as Giants Rally Past Dodgers
Giants pitcher Mike McCormick earned his fifth win without a loss with a six‑hit shutout pace, while Dick Groat of Pittsburgh racked up six hits in six at bats against the Braves. O'Toole and McCormick headline NL starting pitchers with strong early-season marks amid a busy day of major league action.
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Lou Boudreau
St.Louis
Cardinals
McCormick
O'Toole
O’toole
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
San Francisco
Sam Jones
Spahn
Braves
McCormack
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Giants
Drysdale
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Larry Sherry
Willie McCovey
Bressoud
Phillies
Inow
Reds
Billy Martin
Vada Pinson
Ruben Gomez
Phils
Cal Neeman
Joe Koptpe
Gomez
Tony Taylor
Neeman
Taylor
Don Cardwell
Edi Bouchee
Cubs
Dick Groat
Carl Wil Hey
Bob Rush
Joey Jay
Dick Stuart
Mike McCormick
Pirates
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Peoria Caterpillar Tractor Co
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Green Bay
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Ariz
Ron Schlechte
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Joseph Frick
Gene Vargo
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Friend
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