Wynn and Score Could Lift White Sox Comeback Bid
Spring training reports show veteran hurler Early Wynn and fellow pitcher Herb Score both in comeback contention for the Chicago White Sox. Wynn, age 42, battled arm pain yet pitched three scoreless innings in a 12 inning win over the Dodgers, while Score followed with five innings of two-hit ball and one unearned run allowed. The White Sox beat the Dodgers 12-1 as Nelson Fox delivered a bases loaded single in the 12th.
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Jones Suffering From Low Grade Malignancy
Sad Sam Jones a Detroit Tigers pitcher from Monongah West Virginia has a low grade malignancy in his neck. He underwent minor surgery during spring training to remove two lymph nodes and will receive eight sessions of X-ray therapy. Jones a veteran of the majors since 1951 has played for the Indians Cubs Cardinals Giants before joining Detroit.
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DeWitt Signals Reds Stay in Cincinnati If Sale Clears
Cincinnati Ohio Wil liam O Bill DeWitt president and general manager stated that if he buys the Cincinnati Reds the team will stay in Cincinnati He said there are no plans to move the franchise DeWitt disclosed he has been negotiating for several months with officers of the Crosley Foundation about selling the Reds The foundation owns more than 90 percent of the club and was formed as a charitable trust after Powell Crosley Jr died last March
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Coalfield Conference to Meet March 28
D W Bryson secretary of the Coalfield Conference and Stoco High principal announces the Spring Meeting will be March 28 at El Chico Restaurant Beckley starting 6 30 p m Election of officers for next year to head the program Trophies for Class AAA and AA basketball and conference wrestling champs will be presented Details will be completed for track and baseball as well as other items needing attention Woodrow Wilson High School won the Triple A basketball title and wrestling crown Sophia High School took the Double A basketball title
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Baseball Linescores From United Press International
Baseball linescores from UPI games in Florida and Arizona with multiple matchups. Notable entries include New York N vs Minnesota 3 4 final with Sadowski as winner. Baltimore vs Detroit 4 5 with Marenette as winner. Milwaukee vs Kansas City 7 123 with Wickersham holding win. Also Boston vs Cleveland 7 5 and San Francisco vs Los Angeles 14 9, plus Cincinnati vs Philadelphia 14 13. HRs noted for several players.
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Patterson predicts victory in Liston title bout
Floyd Patterson told a U S reception in Cairo he is confident he will defeat Sonny Liston. He called Liston a hard puncher but said he shares Liston's confidence of winning. In New York Emile Griffith was certified fit for Saturday's Welterweight title fight at Madison Square Garden against Benny Kid Paret.
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Kid) Paret
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Tut's Holds Slim Lead Over Lewis In Ladies Majors
Tut's leads Greenbrier Dairy by one and a half games after a strong showing in the Women’s Major League at Bowl Wick. Mary Hall led Tut's with a 593 triple as they beat Duncan Catron. Lewis Chevrolet dominated Beauty Bar with four 500+ scores, led by Laura Torrico 555 and Ruby Jo Gordon 522. Ann Torrico topped Greenbrier Dairy with 527 against Mooseheart.
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Major Bowling League sees Mullens Moose overpower Wicks Jewelry
In Mullens last meeting of the Men s Major Bowling League Glen Ferrell led Mullens Moose with a 544 series while Woodrow Cook added 541 with 202 game and Carl Clifford 534 as Wicks Jewelry top score came from Jack Duncan at 521 Merlin Campbell 512 and Fred Niswander 508 filled out Mullens strong. Pryors Firestone defeated Sportsman led by Lee Selvey 564 and Pike 508 while Harold Crawford 521 and Henry Anderson 518 aided Sportsman. Merio Delcontrolled 356 helped Welch Recreation win two games over Peoples Bank Sam Mallamaci 525 and Larry Smithberger 517 backed the Bank effort. Charles Walker 522 and E K Via 518 led the claim.
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J C Penney League: Big Macs Dominate Night
David Triggs posted the high three game total with 448 to lead Big Mac's to team honors in the J C Penney League's latest outing. The Mac's swept two of three from the Five Pennies with an 887 2511 set. Joe Bowers rolled a 168 high game as the Charge IIs topped Gaymodes three games.
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Chicago Wins By Committing A Personal Foul
Chicago edges Pittsburgh 121 120 after a late free throw decision. Walt Mangham and Chuck Curtis each scored 25 for Pittsburgh while Herschel Turner led Chicago with 27 points. Kansas City beat New York 120 98 as San Francisco outlasted Hawaii 119 111. Standings show Cleveland 18 16, Chicago 20 18, Pittsburgh 17 17 in the East, Kansas City 23 18, San Francisco 18 19, Hawaii 16 24 in the West.
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Redskins Eagles swap two for two in midseason trade
Washington trades center Jim Schrader and defensive back Ben Scotti to Philadelphia for halfback Billy Barnes and defensive safety Bob Freeman. Barnes gives Washington a top back with 28 career TDs, while Schrader strengthens the Eagles offensive line. Freeman joins a weakened Redskins pass defense as Scotti and Freeman are noted defenders.
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Morgantown TD Club names Sarrett West Virginia Player of Year
Morgantown Touchdown Club selects Sarrett of Woodrow Wilson as WV high school player of the year. The 6-5 center led Beckley’s Eagles to a 20-0 season, averaging 25.7 points and 15 rebounds, amid college interest from Tennessee Western Kentucky Michigan Wisconsin and West Virginia. The annual banquet on April 1 will feature Horace Bones McKinney as principal speaker.
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Pistons Force Decisive Game In West Final
Walter Dukes anchored Detroit's defense to limit Wayne Embry as the Pistons edged the Royals 112-111 to move ahead three games to one. Johnny Kerr shut Wilt Chamberlain to 29 points while Syracuse topped the Warriors 106-99 behind Kerr's 27 as the Nationals tied the series 2-2. The fifth game for the Warriors series is set for Philadelphia Thursday.
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Duquesne Upsets Bradley to Reach NIT Semifinals
Duquesne, a darkhorse in the National Invitational Tournament, defeated top-seeded Bradley 88-85 to advance to the semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Leroy Ellis led St. John’s proceed, while Duquesne’s Benec and Walker starred for Bradley, and Willie Somerset keyed St. John’s win.
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Cousy Anticipates Decision on Future with Celtics
Boston may see Bob Cousy decide this year whether to retire or stay with the Celtics in a new role. He planned talks with owner Walter Brown at the Garden to discuss options including one more season, advisory status, or a potential head coach position at Boston College following Don Martin's resignation last week.
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