Farrell Refuses to Cede. Indians Top Cubs in Arizona Show
Manager Kerby Farrell declared the Yankees cannot win the pennant without beating Cleveland, as the Indians rolled to an 8-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs in Tucson. Bob Lemon yielded one hit through the first three innings, with Humann, Messi, and steady defense backing the win. Other results include Pirates beating Reds 6-4 in Tampa, Phillies 4-2 over Senators at Clearwater, Red Sox 4-1 over Yankees in St. Petersburg, and Giants outslugging Orioles 9-8 behind Gail Harris’s homer.
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Harmon Killebrew lifts Senators in loss to Phillies
Orlando reports Killebrew hit a 440 foot homer for the Washington Senators in a 4-2 exhibition defeat to Philadelphia yesterday. Jim Lemon also hit two long balls over 400 feet as Cincinnati and Philadelphia discuss a potential Willie Jones deal stalls with Reds offering Hoak and Grammas. Billy Pierce set for his 1957 pitching debut against Brooklyn, while Warren Spahn praises Harvey Kuenn as Milwaukee defeats Detroit 2-0.
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Gail Harris Sparks Giants With Spring Homers In Exhibition Wins
Smoothswinging Gail Harris, Long identified with the New York Giants, paces spring training with a three run homer in the ninth for an 8 1 victory over Baltimore. Harris now has two homers in the game and three in the cactus league campaign while batting .500 in recent exhibition games.
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Trade talk swirls around Redlegs Phils for infield help
Phillies manager Mayo Smith seeks a full time shortstop and eyes Cincinnati as a partner. Reds favor an established third baseman and may offer reserve shortstops Bob Durnbaugh Henrich Bridges Hoak Grammas for Willie Jones. Tebbetts says Bell not on table. talks possibly preliminary but no deal. Phillies also evaluate John Kennedy, a 23 year old shortstop rookie holdover, who hit .343 with the Monarchs last season.
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Hogan Also Hero To Japanese Fans
Ben Hogan ranks alongside Mickey Mantle as idol of Japanese sports fans. Fred Corcoran, head of the International Golf Association, says golf is rising in Japan with about a half million players. He just chose Kasumigaseki Country Club near Tokyo for the fifth Canada Cup and International Matches on Oct 24. The course is 6,893 yards, tough, and likened to Winged Foot. Thirty nations may send their best players to Japan for the event brainchild of John Jay Hopkins.
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Boxing results list from Associated Press report
Houston, Joe Brown of New Orleans outpointed Armand Savoie of Montreal in a non title bout. Harold Johnson from Philadelphia defeated Bob Satterfield in Chicago. Zora Folley of Phoenix knocked out Johnny Hollins in Austin. Eddie Andrews of Lowell stopped Ben Jones in Brooklyn.
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Spring Training Baseball Schedule and Results
Today's schedule lists matchups in Florida and Arizona including Brooklyn versus Chicago in Vero Beach and Philadelphia facing New York in Clearwater. Yesterday results show Brooklyn 8 Chicago 4 and St Louis 12 East City 4 among other scores across venues in Bradenton Sarasota St Petersburg Tucson Orlando and Phoenix.
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