Exhibition Play Shows Wisdom Of Winter Trades
The White Sox, Yankees, and Indians traded for key players in bids to win the AL pennant as spring training games unfolded. Freese and Minoso starred for Chicago in a 20-0 rout of Detroit, Maris keyed New York’s 4-3 11th inning win over Baltimore, and Hale and Phillips contributed for Cleveland in a 10-9 win at Tucson. Other results included Braves over Reds in 12, Cardinals over Red Sox, Dodgers over Giants, and Pirates over Phillies. the Hawks faced Celtics in a pivotal NBA race with Foust injured and Pettit limited.
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Chicago White Sox
Gene Freese
Minnie Minoso
New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Cleveland Inn
Bubba Phillips
Bob Hale
White Sox
Indians
Yankees
Freese
Minoso
Detroit Tigers
Sarasota
Maris
Baltimore Orioles
St. Petersburg
Hale
Phillips
Chicago Cubs
Tucson
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Jacksonville
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Scottsdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Phoenix
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
So Louis
Fort Myers
Kansas
Louis Hawks
Washington
Boston Celtics
Minneapolis
Ed Macauley
Celtics
St. Louis
Boston
Larry Foust
Hawks
Foust
Bob Ferry
Bob Cousy
Bob Pettit
Ottawa High Cyclones Rout Hayden in One Sided Meet
Ottawa High Cyclones dominated Hayden High Wildcats with a 115 to 16 score. Allen Glenn led in multiple sprints, Leroy Martin excelled in javelin, and Ottawa swept events including pole vault, javelin, and 220 yard dash. Ottawa heads to Pittsburg Relays next.
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Ottawa High Cyclones
Hayden High Wildcats
Ottawa
Allen Glenn
Cyclones
Leroy Martin
Pittsburg
Glenn
Lewis
Nolan
Holford
Roth
Shultz
Reusch
Valdeira
Showalter
Shaffer
Gage
Dutt
Kunard
Jensen
Martin Spooner
Milbern
Underwood
H. Tle
R. Frakes
Asec
Bowling
Pierce
Jamison
Dle
Moore
Peterson
Haverty
Cater
Shofnet
Valdera
Seymour
LT Pee
Reed
Valdiera
Martin
Nolanwis
Hayden 1644
Hayden
Spencer Martin
Oscar Robertson Sets 14 Basketball Records At Career End
New York AP reports Cincinnati star Oscar Robertson closed his college career with 14 records including all time major scorer and high career average. Ohio State led a scoring surge with Jerry Lucas also posting top field goal percentage as NCAA champs defeated California 75 to 55.
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NEW York
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Robertson
Cincinnations
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Buckeyes
California
Bucks
Bearcats
Bigs
Baseball Scores Wednesday Results
New York defeated Baltimore 4 to 1 in 11 innings while Chicago played two games, losing to Detroit 2 to 0 and beating Philadelphia 7 to 6 in extra innings. Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 2 to 1 after 12 innings and Cleveland won 10 to 1. Los Angeles beat Chicago 1 to 0, San Francisco triumphed 10 to 1, St Louis won 13 to 10, and Boston won 10 to 9.
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New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bt. Louis
Boston
Fogle Quarry Crushed Stone Ad Highlights 30 Years
The notice proclaims Fogle Quarry Crushed Stone Co. has served the community for 30 years without a price increase, highlighting limestone supply and ongoing commitment to value.
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Fogle
Crushed Stone AG. Limestone
Aging Williams Faces Cruel Test
Ted Williams, 41, faces a pivotal choice as he weighs another season with the Boston Red Sox. The neck problem lingers, his weight is high, and his performance dipped to .254 last season, with Williams unsure about playing in 1959.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Ted
Boston
Bowling Scores and Leagues Listings
A compact slate of bowling scores from ladies and booster leagues with high series and games listed for players across several teams including Kansas State Peoples Nat and Anchor. Also includes an advertisement for Satisfaction Guaranteed Furniture Upholstering and contact for Robert Barnes at 826 Ash CH 2-97.
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WED
Night Ladies' League Towner
R. Mack
Kansas State
H. Ogle
C. Honn
Peoples Nat’l
V. Hoffman
Fagies
M. Hoffman
Mtcher
LeMaster
Moore
Burgoon
Navy
Bryant
Pence
Wolgant
Booster League
Gimore
A. Jones
Colby
Meador
Wright
Jack
Bob
Princeton
Mohr
Anchor
Porter
Durbin
Hoffman
K. Chanay
Yank—L
L. Roller
Robert Barnes
Yankees Hit By Injuries Strike Through Spring
In St Petersburg AP reports a surge of Yankee injuries dampens recent form. Skowron Hadley Leja pull leg muscles and miss 2 3 days. Berra battles a hand infection, McDougald has a stiff elbow, Ditmar stays hospitalized with toe infection, Vale limps after being hit by a foul tip.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
New York Yankees
Moos Skowron
Kent Hadley
Frank Leja
Yogi Berra
Gil McDougald
Art Ditmar
Elmer Vale
Kerwin and Fullmer Fight Ends In Draw In Miami Beach
Gale Kerwin from Ottawa and Valley Stream New York and Jay Fullmer of West Jordan Utah fought a cautious 10 rounds with little action until late. The bout produced no knockdowns and referee Rocky Marciano scored it a draw with 98 points each according to the 10 point system. Judges Feld 98-95 Kerwin and Pearlman 97-95 Fullmer sided with their respective fighters.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gale Kerwin
Jay Fullmer
Kerwin
Ottawa
Canada
Valley Stream
N.Y
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Rocky Marciano
Davie Feld
Barry Pearlman
Larsen Assigned To Do Relief Work In KC Athletics bullpen
WEST PALM BEACH Fifa AP Don Larsen the only pitcher to throw a perfect World Series game has been consigned to the Kansas City Athletics bullpen. The righty who beat Brooklyn in 1956 retired 27 straight batters in the series joined the A’s in a winter deal that sent Roger Maris to the Yankees. Manager Bob Elliott on Wednesday named six starters and Larsen was placed in middle relief due to a pulled side muscle.
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West Palm Beach
Fifa
Don Larsen
Kansas City Athletics
Brooklyn
Athletics
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Bob Elliott
Larsen
Rancine
Tebbetts Sees 5-Team Race In 1960 National League
Milwaukee executive vice president Birdie Tebbetts expects a five team title chase in 1960 NL led by the Braves with the Dodgers Pirates Reds and Giants as main contenders. He recalled 1956 Cincinnati near pennant and cited Brooklyn Dodgers 1936 title context. Tebbetts backed Braves as champions over the Dodgers.
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Milwaukee
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Braves
Reds
Tebbetts
Rhino Baby Dies at Cincinnati Zoo During Birth
A normal 0-pound rhinoceros died during birth at Cincinnati Zoo. Officials said the calf was the third rhino conceived in captivity in the United States.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Jemneiropad Zoo
Lepcio Challenges Sawyer After Phillies Label
Miami AP The Phillies infielder Ted Lepcio, angered by Manager Eddie Sawyer calling him one of the worst ball players he had seen, demanded a return to the American League or elsewhere for bad players. The Utica native, 29, who previously played for Boston and Detroit, questioned the remark and hinted it might be an attempt to shake up the club.
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Miami, Fla
Ted Lepcic
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Sawyer
Sawyer
Utica
N. Y
Boston
Detroit
Phil Nies
Lepcio
Phillies
Dykes Denies He Is On Way Out As Tigers Manager
Detroit AP reports Jimmie Dykes denies plans to leave as manager of the Detroit Tigers. He says there have been no complaints or disagreements, while President Bill DeWitt voices high regard and support for Dykes and his performance.
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Detroit
Jimmie Dykes
Detroit Tigers
Bill Dewitt
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Wellsville 35
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Lister
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Virgil Christie
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Wellsville Bank
Wellsville
Bethel Ladies Aid
Birdie
Rhino Baby
Black
Decker
Firestone
NEW Firestone
Cao
Lepico
Earl Schmanke F
Bill) Coons
Butler
Waymire
Camp Axe
Jersury
H.P
Richline
North Main
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