Orioles Show Power Early In Spring Sweep Of Indians
Baltimore belted 25 hits to sweep a doubleheader from Cleveland 10-5 and 11-10, after a poor exhibition run. Don Ferrarese started for Cleveland. Jack Margheim drove in four in the opener. Dodgers beat Braves 5-3 as Neal homered twice. White Sox edge Cardinals 4-3 on a seventh-inning rally. Cardinals, Cubs, Giants, and other spring results noted with rainouts.
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Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Oriole
Don Ferrarese
Indians
Ferrarese
Jack Marghinan
Tribe
Brooks Robinson
The
Birds
Joe Ginsberg
Foster Castleman
Rocky Colavito
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Charlie Neal
Dick Gray
Dodgers
Warren Spahn
del Rice
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Clem Labine
Fred Kipp
Pleasant Valley Area News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
A series of weekend and Sunday visits across Pleasant Valley feature Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas in a California trip, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gorton and family in Lincoln, Kenneth Coffman at Topeka, Wilbur Hutchinson at Olathe, and Belva Averill with Belva visiting Marie Broers and Joe, plus Pat and Jack Wiseman visiting grandparents Pete and Mrs Wiseman from Vinland.
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Richard Thomas
California
Louis Mason
Orville Schribner
Batesfield
Ark
Mason
David Mason
Newark
Dick Gorton
Lincoln
Lester Coffman
Kenneth Coffman
Topeka
Wilbur Hutchinson
Olathe
Dayton Maule
Donald Averill
Belva
Marie Broers
Joe
Pat
Jack Wiseman
Vin-land
Pete Wiseman
Egg theft at Tucson vending machine shocks city
In Tucson, two suspects broke into an egg vending machine taking 13 dozen eggs. Police estimated the egg value at 5.20 dollars.
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Tucson
Ariz
Ottawa University slips by Warrensburg in soggy mile relay
The Ottawa University Braves edged the Warrensburg Mules 66 66 to 64 in a rain soggy meet. Key performances came from Knight and Wilson with multiple wins including pole vault and sprints. Robbie Robinson won the mile as Ottawa built a late surge to seal the victory.
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Ottawa University Braves
Warrensburg
West Palm Beach, Plain
Braves
Kansas City Athletics
Dave Gwen
Harry Taylor
University of
LaVerne Barnes
Texas
Marvin Wilson
Bob Knight
Knight
Wilson
Robbie Robinson
Myles
Morgan Williams
Robinson
Williams
Misssourian
Emporia
Roberts
Boone
Ottawa
Peters
Lewin
Latining
Otawa
Salmon
Wittema
Gallas
Warrenaburg
Owen
Harvey
Paris
Beckham
Conklin
Barnes
Jay
Gangwish
Irwin
Garrison
Tie
Conkin
Clayton
Keith
Richardson
Ottawa Owen
Ottawa University
Randy Conklin
Missouri School
Chuck Langdon
Ned Garver To Start For Kansas City A's
Ned Garver declared his back is sound and Kansas City manager Harry Craft named him starter for the A's season opener against Cleveland in Cleveland on April 15. Garver allowed five runs and 10 hits in five innings as Pittsburgh beat Oakland 9-7 in an exhibition. Mike Baxes sat out with a minor hand injury, replaced by Billy Hunter.
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West Palm Beach
Flani
Ned Garver
Kansas City
Harry Craft
Garver
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Anther
Cleveland
Mike Baxes
A‘s
Billy Hunter
Split Decision To Nino Valdes
Cuban heavyweight Nino Valdes defeated Wayne Bethea by split decision in a 10 round bout in Denver. Judges Keech and Ullmer had 47-46 Valdes, while referee Perko scored 47-45 for Bethea. Valdes weighed 206 and Bethea 204, Valdes now 32-16-2, Bethea 17-8-2. Valdes suffered a swollen eye and bloody nose. Bethea claimed a slip for the seventh round knockdown though Perko ruled it a knockdown.
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Denver
Nino Valdes
Wayne Bethea
Ray Keech
Joel Ullmer
Valdes
Don Perko
Bethea
Perko
Venturi Holds A Stroke Lead At Masters
Augusta Georgia the Masters moved into the second round as Ken Venturi shattered expectations with a four under par 68 to grab a one stroke lead. Norman Von Nida Sydney Demaret Chick Harbert Bo Wininger and Cary Middlecoff Arnold Palmer and Flory Van Donck all within three shots. Venturi reflected on pressure and growth saying the lead means little with 54 holes to play and he’s no longer cocky but confident.
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Augusta
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Venturis
Venturi
Jack Burke Jr
Norman von Nida
Sydney
Australia
Jimmy* Demaret
Chick Harbert
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Tex
Cary Middlecoff
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Flory van Donck
Bill Hyndman
Abington
Jack Fleck
Byron Nelson
Claude Harmon
Lionel Hebert
Robert de Vicenzo
Fred Hawkins
Billy Maxwell
Art Waly Jr
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Bowling Scores From AMF and Midnight Leagues
Bowling standings list high series and game scores for multiple Ottawa area leagues and teams. Notable marks include Litwin’s, Union Local, Dutch Boy Salate, Climax Moly, Conrad Palatera, MIDNIGHT LEAGUE entries and top individual scores such as J Hoffamn, Ransom, Hicks, and L Hanes among others with totals ranging from 436 to 823 in various frames.
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AMF
Litwin
A. Hopkins
M. Ball
Union
K. Cordle
Yalate
J. Hoffamn
Ottawa Steel
T. Bryant
Maradlahbo Ol
C. Cordle
E. Medten
Brown Hardware
Karr
Hamerickhouse
Midnight League McGracken Electric
L. Hanes
List & Clark
Biew
J. Hefner
American Natonal Insurance
W. Chiam
R. Whitacre
Olinna Frowl
W. Enaland
C. Kelm
Dennis Aulp
L. Gilges
Honns
Dengel
J. Serene
Ottawa
R. Smith
Carmen Basilio to Leave Hospital Today
Carmen Basilio, again appearing himself, will leave Chicago hospital after nine days of treatment for an eye injury suffered when Sugar Ray Robinson dethroned him in Chicago Stadium on March 25. Dr. Richard Perritt said the eye has recovered well and Basilio could fight again when he chooses, with plans to take a train to Syracuse later today.
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Chicago
Carmen Basilio
Ling
Basilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
Chicago Stadium
Richard Perritt
Syracuse N
Gavilan Versus Jones Tonight in Philadelphia Showdown
Tonight in Philadelphia Kid Gavilan faces Ralph Jones in a pay day style fight amid Good Friday and Passover. Gavilan, 30, seeks to regain his prime after a controversial 1954 bout, while Jones arrives with a 45 21 4 record and recent Miami win.
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Philadelphia
Kid Gavilan
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Herman Taylor
Gavilan
Reed
Johnny Saxton
Yonkers
Jones
Miami
Rain Halts Multiple Major League Games With Delays
Weather disruptions cancel several matches including Beaton vs New York and Philadelphia vs Petrott while other games finish in nine or seven innings. Scores show Chicago (N) 16 over San Francisco Los Angeles 5 and Milwaukee 4, Chicago (A) 4 over St Louis 3. Baltimore 10-11, Cleveland 6-10, and Pittsburgh 9 over Kangar City 7.
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Pittsburgh
Jim Pendleton
Arnie Portocarrero
Kansas City
Washington
Harvey Haddix
Cincinnati
Ernie Banks
Dale Long
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Bobby Thomson
Cubs
Bob Speake
Speake
Giants
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
San Frrncisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
St Louis
Kangar City
Beaton
Petrott
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Bob Tims
Bob Irvin
Sidney Pope
Dick Maack
Maack
Pope
Kansas City A’s
Towner’s Funeral Chapel
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Gov’t
Fogle Quarry
Alexander Insurance Agency
Sycamore
Hackberry
Canada
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Vv Wallace
Seereeey
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M. Douglas
C. LeMaster
D. Wightman
E. McKean
Cayot
R. Snider
K. Mongerhausen
Coer Eeen
Bond's Cleaners
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W. Duethman
R. Emerson
J. Creviston
G. Renfro
EH. Strickland
Asg A. Miletchen
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H. McClay
Z M. Johnson
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R. Lancaster
P. Moor
D. Niteher
Vv. Foster
War R. Beltge
J. Snider
Budge's
R. Kampschroeder
Wienekesete
Jerry's Cleanersa
Ainsworth
Y Anderson
C. Beeler
Reuschevereae
K. Carpenter
L. Akers
Doug Ford
Koichi Ono
Torakichi Nakamura
Japan
Harry
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Harry Smith Auto Supply
S. Main
Woodsum Nursery
Ottawa, Kansas
Davis Paint Store
Ry of
Iated Press
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Auto Supply
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Bavi
As Tin
I and Loan
William Overton
North American Building
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