Farrell Seeks More Speed For Tribe In 1957 Indians
Kerry Farrell Henderson Tenn February 6 states he is still learning Cleveland Indians personnel and will not give a full evaluation until spring training. He urges more base running, discusses hitting upgrades led by Bobby Avila and Al Smith, mentions Al Rosen possibly retiring, and outlines possible infield shifts and position experiments to be tested in Tucson before final decisions in spring training.
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Lions Club Wins Ninth Straight in Junior League
The Lions Club basketball team posted their ninth consecutive victory by defeating the CIO quint on the South Potomac court 21 to .03. In the doubleheader, the Boys Club edged Civitan 20 to 18 for their second win of the season. Riser, Hawkins and Hill fueled the Lions with a first-quarter 12 to 8 lead, a 23 to 12 halftime margin, and a final period surge to 35 to 16. Riser scored 19. J. Murray led Civitan with 12. The Boys Club trailed Civitan 13 to 8 at halftime but came back strong.
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Hall Of Fame Selection Great Thrill For Wahoo
PEARBLOSSOM Calif. Wahoo Sam Crawford, 76, learns of Baseball Hall of Fame honor from wife and Ty Cobb. Frank Finch tracks him to Antelope Valley cabin as Crawford recalls Tiger days, Cobb Veach trio, Triple crown hopes, and criticism of night games.
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Annapolis Club to honor Lou Little at banquet
The Annapolis Touchdown Club will honor Lou Little, retired Columbia football coach, at its third annual football banquet next Monday night. Mal Campbell, club president, announced Little will receive an award for his long and outstanding service to football. Notre Dame coach Terry Brennan is the speaker for the banquet at St Marys Hall.
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Colleges rival big league clubs for prep stars says Orioles GM
Balti more Orioles general manager Paul Richards says amateur colleges are their biggest competition in signing prep stars. He notes colleges will outbid teams for athletes unless clubs offer bonuses.
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Nighthawks Fall in Road Contest at Baltimore JC
Hagerstown Junior College dropped a 93 to 74 road game to Baltimore Junior College on the City College floor in Baltimore. Nudo scored 3 points and Steiner 25 for Baltimore while Jack Saville led Hagerstown with 25 as the Nighthawks chase a rematch in York Pennsylvania against the Penn State Center.
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Fists Fly as Red Stops Hart Allison Bout in Ring Chaos
New York report from St Nicholas Arena describes a chaotic stoppage of the Sugar Hart versus Allison welterweight bout after 22 seconds of the seventh round. Referee Harry Ebbets halted the match, doctor evaluated Allison, and Hart led on the scorecards while fans clashed and rangewide chaos erupted.
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Veteran Hurlers Sign ST Contracts With Oriele Club
Baltimore reports veteran hurler sign ST contracts with Oriele Club as Sandy and Erv are listed among signed pitchers. Palica noted in roster remarks while Soda and Balimore Oriales are also mentioned in connection with spring training plans.
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Rizzuto Rates Mantle Worth Big Yankee Salary
Former Yankee shortstop Phil Rizzuto said Mickey Mantle deserves at least 60 000 annually and could be worth three times that on gate appeal. He compared Mantle to Ted Williams and Babe Ruth, noting Mantle is the main draw after Williams and Ruth and praised Mantle s power hitting and base running.
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College Scores Reported From Recent Games
College basketball results list Michigan 66 over Purdue 54 Notre Dame 99 over Holy Cross 82 Indiana 74 over Northwestern 56 Illinois 96 over Ohio State 89 Tennessee 97 over Florida 79.
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Mantle May Become Top Paid Player
New York reports Mickey Mantle, 25, is nearing a $100,000 salary level and could become the game's highest paid player. Estimates place Mantle between $55,000 and $60,000 with talk of a large raise, while Yogi Berra's pay is also a topic of speculation. Mantle led the league with 52 homers and 130 RBIs, earning MVP buzz as he teased a historic, record-setting one-year raise.
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Baltimore Colts Name New President as Rosenbloom Plans Move
Carroll Rosenbloom, principal owner, will assume the Colts presidency while Don Kellett remains general manager. Rosenbloom, who attended the NFL meeting in Philadelphia, pledged to pursue a winning team within five years and relocate to Baltimore. He noted the league forbade bonuses to players and said Baltimore would award delayed Christmas gifts or merit awards to some players, marking the first year since 1953 without across-the-board bonuses.
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Humez Retains European Middleweight Crown
Charles Humez of France defended his European middleweight title with an eighth round technical knockout of Pat McAteer of Britain in Paris. The referee stopped the 15 round match as Humez pushed the Briton onto the run in the eighth.
South Mountain League To Meet
The South Mountain Baseball League plans its first gathering of the year at the Boonsboro American Legion home this Sunday at 2 PM. President Eugene Smith urges franchises and prospective members to attend with representatives. officers may be elected at this meeting, depending on proceedings. For information call General 23931 in the evenings.
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