Baltimore Colts prospects face same core for 1959 season
Baltimore coach Weeb Ewbank keeping the same 1958 lineup with only light reshuffles and two trades as he eyes upgrades at interior defensive line and back positions. He stresses the need for a bigger interior line, another backer, and two offensive halfbacks while keeping most starters in place and evaluating rookies such as Burket and Sherer for backups.
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George Bowen
Parte
Willey
Baltimore T
Baltimore
Werh
Ewbank
Spurs
Evwbank
Fred Thurston
Marv Maluszak
Green Bay
George Shaw
New York Giants
Maluszak
Leo Sanford
Formidane
Bill Pellington
Dick Szymanski
Don Shinnick
Mented
Andy Nelson
Ray Brown
Brown
L. G. Dupre
Lenny Moore
Alan Ameche
Burket
Speed Demon
Lenny Lyles
Jack Call
Jackie Simpson
Curly Johnson
Houston
Ferdie Burket
San
Chicago
Colts
Hanson Churchwell
Allstars
Roundup of Sports and World Events Amid Varied Results
A scrambled roundup covers boxing talk about Johansson Patterson and boxing promotions in New York, along with reports of Havana and international games in Vershey. It also mentions underwater record by Jane Baldasare, golf quitting news in Virginia Beach, and NASCAR and sailing events. Multiple athletes and places including Russia, Italy, India, and the United States appear with diverse results and upcoming contests.
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Gilbert
Ingemar Johansson
Floyd Patterson
Gyin
New York
Beckley
Havana
Angela Dadeers Havel
Ivan
Harry Topmian
Reptaig
Davis Coal
Australia
Italy
India
Sain
Metartorg
Malaga
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Vershey
Jane Baldasare
Pearl Bill's Cafe Final Series Clash in Amateur Title Race
Pearl vs Bill's Cafe in the final series of the fifty amateur baseball championship. Action starts next Sunday with Pearl removing Terminal Market from Richterfield. ISAAC league champions deliver six runs in the first inning and win 64. Brewers target Lefty Pete Correa, then Bobby Esparza takes over in relief. Esparza shines briefly but is wasted. Ben Bancroft and Wayne McDonald slug homers in the first inning as all batters reach, Richard Villanueva homers for the losers. Final notes: Correa and Esparza work. other players named with hits and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Brewery
Bill's Cafe
Pearl
Richterfield
Brewers
Pete Correa
Bobby Esparza
Esparza
Ben Bancroft
Wayne McDonald
Pete Corres
Nick Hulzarn
Mel Carke
Doe Calderon
A. Ril Sehera
Bruno Vilareas
Shane LeStourgnon
Richard Villanueva
Bobby Goal
Bil Horlen
Heights Lions Head to Regional Tournament
The Alamo Heights Lions, state Babe Ruth champions, depart Thursday for the regional in El Paso to face champions from Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana and New Mexico en route to nationals. Hatton powered two homers in the Austin state final against Rockdale driving in four with Bobby Lee aboard on the last inning rally. Rose and Wenzel also pitched well.
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Alamo Heights
Lions
Rusty Rose
Rockdale
Leo Wenzel
Dick Summers
Bobby Lee
Norman Nelson
Hatton
Mendel
North Side
el ‘Paso
Austin Journey
Broadway National Bank
North Side Field
Seguin All-Stars
Thesday
Halamy Hata
Fi ‘ Rose
Wondel An Killeen
Finsterwald Earns $8800 at Cleveland Open Finish
Dapper Don Finsterwald, cashing $8806 in Cleveland, flies to Tequesta Fla with his wife and three children. Dow wins $25,000 Cleveland event with 68 final round, eight under par 276 total. Gene Littler and Mike Souchak close behind. Dow repeats 1956 victory with $5000 bonus and $350 top prize this year.
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Cleveland
Don Finsterwald
Hom
Tequesta
Fla
Detroit
Mator City
Seneca
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Ted
Mike Sonchak
Souchak
Finsterwald
Dow
Seinners
Bat
Finskerwald
Gene Litter
Mike Souchak
Doug Sanders
Dick Knight
Paul Harney
Son
Jim ‘Fertier
Rick Mayer
Jay Hebert
Campbell
Don Blatinghstt
Bob: Gaulby
Biehl Bea
Bill Coline
Mason Rudolph
I. Y. Jerry
Magne
Iluston Fi
Ted Krol
Down Messttin
Don Whitt
Sohyny Pot
eRobert Shave
Fred Hawking
Billy Maxwell
George Bauer
Don Fairfield
Bob Goetz
Bo Wininger
BJ. Harrison
San Antonio
Joe Conrad
Fes Ellis
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Porter Street
Roy Ell
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Blanco
Rodriguez Texaco
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Cororo
Blanca Ret
Frank Churchill Cotulla
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AU Smith Auto Supply
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