Yankees Rely on Veterans as Rookies Press Spring
In Phoenix Casey Stengel leans on seasoned Yankees while rookie Gib McDougald, a 21-year-old infielder, competes for third base and utility roles. The roster shows Joe DiMaggio and Berra in solid form, with pitching gaps to fill as spring workouts continue.
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CI Mapes
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California Grid
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Oliv
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Shortetoy
Gerry Coleman
Stengel Tadks
Johnny Mize
Johnny Whopp
Joe Collins
Berra
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Aod
Aldinister
Senators edge Tigers as Noren homers in spring win
Washington Senators beat Detroit 5-4 after trailing 4-0 as Irv Noren hit a seventh inning homer and Sid Hudson plus Gene Bearden combined on the mound for six innings of one hit relief. Sam Mele’s arm showed improvement and the squad viewed the win positively.
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Lakers Wrap Up Pro Cage Title In Dramatic Finish
In NBA action last night Minneapolis clinched the Western Division title while Philadelphia defeated Fort Wayne as Baltimore beat Rochester to spoil the Royals’ chances. The Warriors edged toward the Eastern crown with a late surge against Syracuse, Joe Fults scoring 31 for the Warriors as Baltimore and Indianapolis pulled off key wins.
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Boxing results from New York and elsewhere
The Annuncinitet reports multiple boxing results. Carmine Fiore of Brooklyn knocks out Chuck Davia in New York while Nick Barone of Syracuse outpoints Duillo Spagnolo in Boston. Other bouts include Harrisburg and Baltimore matchups with several decisions.
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Standings Note from East Games and Scores
St Louis to New York results show St Louis 3 Boston 2 New York 6 Philadelphia 5 Washington 5 Detroit 4 Chicago 10 Cleveland 9 Southern California 7 Pittsburgh B 4.
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St James Athletes Honored at Bethesda Sports Dinner
At a winter banquet in Bethesda Maryland St James Main Fraderick William Sehrell and others received merit letters and team awards for the 1951 52 season The ceremony named Scott of Watertown NY team manager and included captains Edmund Stewart and Topan Flardie who will lead the next season The event honored basketball and soccer players from the 1950 51 squads with signatures on a commemorative soccer ball and an IAC banner presented by Jack Evans and James Murpy
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Chevy Chase
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Kensington
John
Switches Clint Hartung Polishing Bslanding
The tondo Horror has quit pitching to share right field with Giants star Don Mueller as Clint Hartung refines his role in St. Petersburg Florida.
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