Weather And Injuries Slow Major Leagues
Roy Sievers of Washington remains sidelined with a bruised leg after a March 12 injury. Manager Cookie Lavagetto plans to move him to left field when healthy while Albie Pearson, Jim Lemon, and Neil Chrisley man center and right as Sievers recovers. In other spring play, Chicago edged Cleveland 13-8, Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 4-3, and Foster Castleman was sold by San Francisco to Baltimore for more than $20,000.
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Roy Sievers
Sievers
Senators
Cookie Lavagetto
Lavagetto
Harmon Killebrew
Albie Pearson
Jim Lemon
Neil Chrisley
Chicago
Cubs
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Glen Hobbie
Indians
Redlegs
Charley Rabe
Buddy Gilbert
Phillies
Pancho Herrera
Chuck Essegian
San Francisco
Giants
Foster Castleman
Baltimore Orioles
Astleman
Bowling Scores From Monday Night Mixed League Report
Readable bowling scores show multiple leagues listing high outputs. Key performers include D Miler 143 380 for women and B Bililer 181 369 for men, with various crews such as J Shisler 102 208 and I Bhisler 208 860 among others.
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D. Miler
B. Bililer
Crawford-Shisier
Fae
J. Shisler
Bhisler
Guelden Wat Co
V. Wallace
Brunswick
Waymire
Haeley
W. Macksopengaee
G. Flinabaugh
Harrel
Wenthe
Ottawe
R. Carbonere
D. Brown
Cale— M. Allen
Domnanish
Weidner
Bower & Yight
B. Jones
ISL
OL M “Aingworth
Ala F. Serene
Henry
Arathe
Dudthmen Am As
R Davis Eee
Ogle Ay
Winger
Nichols Sesgyeey
Kirkpatrick Sobbis
F. Ne
Ya A. Ainsworth
Esisees Mws
Adi
Lowrance
Breckenridge
Ender
Morrigan
VR. Ferguson
Gonzales Takes Lead From Hoad in 100-Match Match
Pancho Gonzales moved ahead of Lew Hoad for the first time in their 100-match world professional tennis championship series. The Los Angeles veteran defeated Hoad 6 4 14 12 to grab a 22 21 lead. They play tonight in St. Louis.
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Kansas City
Pancho Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Australia
Los Angeles
Hoad
Gonzales
St. Louis
Hodge weighs boxing and wrestling futures at Gloves win
Dan Hodge, Olympic wrestler turned boxer, wrestles with pro boxing or a boxing wrestling double for 1960. He stopped Charley Hood in the Golden Gloves final at Madison Square Garden as his Chicago Western team lost to New York Eastern 12-4. Hodge, 25, says he will take two to three weeks to decide and may pursue both sports for the Olympics while continuing his meteoric boxing rise.
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New York
Dan Hodge
Wichta
Kan
Washington
Charley Hood
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Hodge
Kayos
Hood
Wice
Wichita
Pomona High School Awards Banquet Honors Athletes
Pomona High School honored football and basketball letter winners at the athletic banquet sponsored by the Pomona Lions Club. Football letters went to Milton Pippenger Larry Jones Gary Lindsey Tony Tesar Albert Whord Lylg Pippenger Larry Swallow Warren Chambers Stanley Lantis and Larry Collins named football captain for 1958. Basketball letters went to Larry Jones Gary Lindsey Tony Tesar Larry Collins Dennis Dexter Max Flager Ralph Williston and Roland Williston. Basketball captains for 1958 are Max Flager and Dennis Dexter. Grade school awards were presented. Dick Peters, OU athletic director, spoke.
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Pomona High School
Pomona Lions Club
Milton Pippenger
Larry Jones
Gary Lindsey
Tony
Tesar
Albert Whord
Lylg
Pippenger
Larry Swallow
Warren Chambers
Stanley Lantis
Gary’ Lindsey
Tony Tesar
Larry Collins
Dennis Dexter
Max Flager
Ralph Williston
Roland Willistort
Dick Peters
A's To Open Play With 14 Pitchers
West Palm Beach Florida managers plan to open the season with 14 pitchers and send three to the minors. Dave Hill seems certain to go on option with two more from Tsitouris Taylor Portocarrero Herbert Duser Cradock Cox or Burnette. Duke Maas to start against the Tigers after yesterday's rainout.
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West Palm Reach
Fla
Harry Craft
Kansas City Athletics
Dave Hill
John Tsitouris
Harry Taylor
Arnold Portocarrero
Ray Herbert
Carl Duser
Walt Cradock
Glenn Cox
Wally Burnette
Craft
Duke Maas
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Chicago to Cincinnati
Rain canceled several games while others played with Chicago N scoring 13 to Cleveland 8 and Cincinnati defeating Philadelphia 4. The results reflect a slate of exhibition matchups across major cities.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Ottawa University Tennis Team Prepares For Season Opener
Six lettermen form the nucleus of the Ottawa University tennis squad as they gear for the opener with William Jewell. Captain John D Aboy leads from Springfield with Zell and Pemberton among the top ranks. Other lettermen include Ben der, Afghan, Driski, Morlan and more as the team eyes strong showings. Schedule lists matches with Baker, Warrensburg, William Jewell, and KCAC Meet at Emporia.
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Ottawa Braves
Don Pemberton
Vincent Driski
Eddie Bender
Hisham Alghani
Billell
John D’aboy
Braves
William Jewell
Clauste Smith
Ottawa University
Willam Jewell Cardinals
John D'Aboy
Springfield
D'Aboy
Gordon Morlan
Ft. Worth
Texas
Zell
Pemberton
Driski
Baker
Warrensburg
C. of E
KCAC
Emparla
Robinson Seeks Fourth Title Try At Chicago Stadium
Sugar Ray Robinson faces Basilio in a Chicago Stadium rematch for the middleweight title with TV on 38 states and radio nationwide. Robinson, 37, aims to regain the crown after a split decision in New York. Basilio has questioned judges in Chicago bouts. Gates forecast near $400,000 with TV about $300,000 and radio $30,000. each champ earns a 30 percent share.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Basilio
Carmen Basilio
Sugar
Raf Robinson
Robinson
New York
CBS
George Gainford
Sugar Ray
Baylor May Skip College To Turn Pro
Washington 7 Hilgin Baylor Seattle star weighs turning pro instead of finishing college. The 22 year old junior, visiting his parents, has not decided but will announce next Monday. He cites personal reasons and could be drafted next month after college transfer from College of Idaho.
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Baylor
Washngton
Hilgin
College of Idaho
Seattle
McGhee Receives NAIA All American Honor
McGhee 6-2 forward from Oklahoma University earned honorable mention on the NAIA All American team. He was the area's sole representative. First team selections included Barnett of Tennessee A and I Swain of Texas Southern Pursell of Coe Butcher of Pikeville and Bermer of Rollins College.
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Bob McGhee
McGhee
Dick Barnett
Tennessee A and I
Bernie Swain
Texas Southern
al Pursell
Coe College
John Butcher
Pikeville
Dick Bermer
Rollins
Fla.) College
Body Found In Car Trunk In Maryland
A woman’s frozen body was found in a car trunk near Boonsboro Washington County by a prospective buyer, Marshall McFillin of Martinsburg, while inspecting a 1940 model. The victim was Anna M. Harper, 51, of Hagerstown, missing since March 8. The medical examiner ruled death due to exposure. Trooper Basore suggested she climbed into the trunk to stay warm.
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Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Washington County
Marshall McFillin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Anna M. Harper
Haggersown
Samuel R. Wells
Basore
Harper
Susie Wolgast
Wichita
Biggest Entertainment Value Highlighted This Season
The feature centers on a major entertainment value emphasized this season with top attractions, premieres, and headline performances. Major studios and venues spotlight notable stars, new releases, and exclusive events drawing wide audiences and press coverage.
Gonzales Eliminated in First Round at St Nick’s Arena
Eddie Andrews from Lowell, Massachusetts stops Gonzalez of South Orange, New Jersey at 1:41 of the opening round. Gonzalez, the favorite, never mounted offense as Andrews surged from the corner with a crushing right to the head.
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New York
Tex Gonzalez
Eddie Andrews
St. Nicholas Arena
Andrews
Lowell
Mass
Gonzalez
South Orange
N. J
New England
St. Nick's
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