Angels face 1957 season under new Dodgers ties
In a busy feature the Los Angeles Angels look to rebound from a Cubs inspired 1956, led by Steve Bilko and a strong outfield group including Jim Baxes and Roy Hartsfield. The team faces pitching gaps as Clay Bryant builds a rough mound staff, while trades send Wade and Macko between lines to balance defense and hitting.
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El Camino Gymnasts Fall Short in Tampa Exhibition
Major League action reports LBCC gymnasts losing 244 to 37 at a Metropolitan Conference meet hosted by El Camino. Leon Bunton and Crawford led LBCC with multiple wins, while diverse teams from Lakeland and St. Petersburg contributed to a crowded regional field before a crowded Wisconsin venue.
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Indiana 500 veteran Ruttman eyes Reading stock race win
Reading Pa driver Roy Ruttman comments on dangers of auto racing after noting past Indy 500 winners have suffered serious injuries. He predicts a strong showing in Sunday's stock car event, citing his own skill and the sport’s risk while praising others like Jimmy Bryan and Pat OConnor.
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West Coast Stars Dominate AAU Finals Lineup Tonight
West Coast stars led by Air Force players and college standouts dominated the AAU finals lineup. San Francisco San Franciscans and Olympic Club figures sparked late rallies, with Meschery and Tomsic key scorers. The event featured strong performances from national programs and Pacific Coast Conference talents as teams vied for the title.
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Yankees Move to California Rumor Sparks Coast Plot
Albany based sports editor Charles Young notes rumors in Florida that Dan Topping, owner of the New York Yankees, aims to move the club to California and join the Dodgers in Los Angeles Park. The tip suggests a potential first MLB relocation to the Pacific Coast.
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Logart to meet Ortega in third bout for title shot
Welterweight contender Iszeaq Logart after beating Gil Turner again agrees to a rubber match with Mexican Gaspar Ortega in New York. The winner would face Carmen Basilio for the title, with Basilio unavailable, and Logart’s manager notes his 12th win in 13 fights. Ortega and Logart each hold high welter rankings.
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Same Old Indians Pitching No Hitting
The Indians rely on pitching with Lemon Scare Wynn and Garcia leading a strong rotation. Batting remains deficient as Al Rosen absence and hitting holes test boss Kerby Farrell. Wertz returns to anchor the lineup while Avila and Smith share outfield duties as roster questions loom.
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Boxing and sports radio schedule at Pier 17 arena
Listing shows boxing and sports broadcasts tied to KNXT and local stations at Pier 17 with times and channel references. Names and venues are partially obscured, but references include boxing bouts and radio TV coverage details for local fans.
Dow Still Sets Pace at Azalea Open
Dow Flysterwald moved under par at the halfway point with a clear lead as Arnold Palmer stood one stroke back in Wilmington, while round robin play saw several players win early matches and fringe contenders battle in the 12,600 Azalea Open Golf Tournament.
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Roberts Opens Season With Ninth Innings Victory
Robin Roberts shows he is set for opening day as he goes nine innings in a 5-4 Philadelphia win over the White Sox. The performance dispels doubt about his Opening Day assignment, an honor he has earned each year since 1950.
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Stars Set for Kiwanis Tilt at Wrigley Field
Exhibition action features Hollywood Stars versus a league all star team managed by Jou Ramat as part of the 18th Kiwanis Charity Game at Wrigley Field on Sunday. The report notes multiple spring games, including Cubs at home and interleague results, with players like Norm Sherry and Hank Aaron mentioned in passing.
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