Mantle Mays Musial Hit Homers on Opening Day
Philadelphia Phillies announce four lineup changes with Ed Bouchee Chico Fernandez Rip Repulski and Bob Bowman entering opening day. The season opener highlights a major turnover with about 25 new players expected across teams as Williams Mantle Mays and Musial also homered in Friday action.
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Trotters Grab Ninth Victory Over College All Stars 81 68
The Globetrotters beat the College All-Stars 81 to 68 as Dick Duckett of St Johns and John Smyth of Notre Dame led a second quarter rally from an 11 point deficit to within one at halftime. Willie Gardner led scoring with 19 for the Globetrotters and Rom an Turman and Andy Johnson added 16 each.
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Exhibition Baseball Schedule From AP
Today's exhibition games list matchups including Cincinnati at Baltimore Milwaukee versus Kansas City in Topeka New York (N) versus Cleveland in Jacksonville Philadelphia against Boston Pittsburgh facing Detroit St Louis at Memphis New York (A) at Washington. Last night results feature Kansas City over Brooklyn 5 4 Philadelphia 7 Boston Pittsburgh 10 Detroit 2 Cincinnati 7 Washington 4 Cleveland 6 New York (M) 4 Chicago (N) 7 Baltimore 6 St Louis 5 Chicago (A) 0 Richmond (IL) 6 New York (A)
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Baseball's spring sluggers lead varied match results
Ted Williams Mickey Mantle Willie Mays and Stan Musial homered in spring action but Musial's blast stood out as the Cardinals blanked the White Sox 5-0 behind Lindy McDaniel and Willard Schmidt. Philadelphia beat the Phils 7-1 with unearned runs. Cleveland edged Detroit 6-4 as early Wynn returned from hip trouble. Cincinnati topped Washington 7-4 on George Crowe's three-run shot. Dee Fondy powered Chicago to 7-6 over Baltimore, and Pittsburgh ousted Detroit 10-2 as Don Lee struggled early.
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Pirates Seek Win in Exhibition Clash at Charlotte
Richmond beat Pittsburgh 5-4 as Sturdivant and Berra drove runs for the Pirates while Clemente sat out with a back injury. Mejias could start in place of Clemente in next week opener versus the New York Giants.
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Wynn Roars Back in Form for Giants Win
In a Miami Stadium exhibition, 37 year old Wynn of Cleveland shut down the New York Giants with five innings of one hit ball a homer allowed. He struck out two and walked none as 5000 fans watched his return from Daytona Beach treatments for a hip ailment.
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England May Be Title Fight Site
Floyd Patterson may defend his heavyweight title this summer in England. Pending an English law requiring a British fighter in a championship bout, Patterson could face Hurricane Jackson or Nino Valdes of Cuba, with possible venues in Philadelphia Camden Jersey City or New York.
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Los Angeles Boxer Hornsby Stops Ortega in Mexico City Bout
Jimmy Hornsby of Los Angeles knocks out Felix Ortega in a 196 pound bout in Tijuana. The fight ends when Ortega falls in the fourth round as Hornsby improves his record against Rendell and McCue in Boston and Halifax.
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