Dodgers Poised For Another Flag Run With Campanella Back
Walter Alston remains confident as Dodgers gear up for a western swing. Johnny Podres Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax return to health and campanella’s hand strengthens the lineup. Roseboro gains development as the catching task remains a work in progress amid injuries to Jackson Cimoli and other early setbacks.
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NEW York
NEA
Reds
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Alston
Darktown
Walter O'Malley
Brooks
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Johnny Podres
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Don Zimmer
Charley Neal
Gino Cimoli
Roy Campanella
Campy
Don Newcombe
Cincinnati
Campanella
Gil Hodges
Pee Wee Reese
Carl Furillo
Duke Snider
Roseboro
Randy Jackson
Braves
Redlegs
National League Yesterday's Results and Schedule Report
Yesterday's NL results and today's schedule list matchups with probable pitchers for games across teams including Cleveland Boston Chicago New York Detroit Kansas City Washington Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Milwaukee Pittsburgh St Louis and others. Key pitchers Wynn Sisler Sturdivant Pascual Bun ning Moore Miller Drott Padres Jeffcoat Cardwell Conley Friend McDaniel.
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Cleveland
Boston
Wynn
Sisler
Chicago
New York
Pierce
Sturdivant
Kansas City
Washington
Kellner
Pascual
Detroit
Baltimore
Bunning
Moore
Miller
Drott
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Padres
Jeffcoat
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cardwell
Conley
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Friend
McDaniel
Chicago Milwaukee
Baltimore i
Georgetown weighs survey on resuming football
Georgetown officials consider a George town Club of Washington poll showing 84.31 percent favor resuming intercollegiate football, echoing interest in a Ivy League type program. The survey of more than two thousand alumni and members collected about one third responses.
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Washington
Georgetown
Georgetown Club of Washington
Auburn Legion Junior Baseball Slogan Joke
The Auburn American Legion Junior baseball program promotes a humorous motto. It claims it is better to be caught stealing bases than watermelons, reflecting lighthearted team spirit in Auburn Nebraska.
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Auburn, Neb.4
Auburn American Legion
Tigers fret over Frank Lary as season drags on
Detroit's Frank Lary struggles this season with only two wins in early starts, prompting manager Jack Tighe to fear he could be a one year wonder. The AP recounts Lary's uneven past, Brooklyn bats surge with Duke Snider and Pete Runnels drives, and other AL and NL results from a day of Major League action including Baltimore, Cleveland, Kansas City, and St. Louis highlights.
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Associated Press
Ed Fitzgerald
Senators
Pete Runnels
Washington
Detroit
Connie Johnson
Orioles
Baltimore
Kansas City
Joe Reichler
Jack Tighe
Detroit Tigers
Frank Lary
Tighe
Lary
Tigers
PECO
Willie
Lille
Boston
Athletics
Cleveland
Yankees
New York
Chicago
Red Sox
Pedro Ramos
Runnels
Roy Sievers
Herb Plews
Jim Lemon
al Aber
Tiger
Fitzgerald
Lou Berberét
Rene Bertoia
Johnson
Balltimore
Ned Garver
Virgil Trucks
Bob Nieman
Jnobody
Dodgers
Furillo
Herman Wehmeier
Government IBC Set For Clash In Boxing Monopoly Case
New York The International Boxing Club and the U S government brace for a heads on clash as federal judge hears arguments over penalties for the IBC monopoly in promotion. Government seeks dissolution and divor cement while IBC may quit boxing rather than accept a trusteeship, with stock in Madison Square Garden at stake.
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New York
International Boxing Club
U. S
IBC
Sylvester J. Ryan
SEC
William J. Elkins
Department of Justice
Ryan
Madison Square Garden
Kenneth C. Royall
Army
Jim Norris
Arthur Wirtz
Garden Corporation
Boys Club Guests Of Ike Walton Group In Havre de Grace
The Washington County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League entertained about 75 Ha gerstown Boys Club members at the clubhouse. Under leaders Vernon Eichelberger Richard Williams and Henry Williams the group held a fish contest with prizes from Schlotterbeck's Tackle Shop. Glenn Sharder won 11 inch bass for first prize, Bruce Bingaman the largest bluegill for second, and Mickey Showe the first fish for third. Lunch followed served by local hosts.
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Washington County
Izaak Walton
Schlotterbeck
Jack Shillingburg
Howard McCallum
International League scores and postponement noted
The telegram style report records Toronto beating Rochester 7 to 3 while Havana and Richmond posted wins, Columbia and Miami also secured victories, Buffalo faced Montreal with a 2 0 postponement.
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Toronto
Rochester
Havana
Richmond
Columbia
Miami
Buffalo
Montreal
Big League Leaders in Batting and Hitting for 75 At Bats
Figures from major leagues show Williams of Boston leading batting at .394 with 9 home runs. Sievers of Washington tops runs (22) and RBIs (26) while Simpson of Kansas City and Sievers tie for hits (38). Plews leads doubles with 11. Nieman, Boyd, Graff, Simpson, and McDougald post three triples.
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Associated Press
Williams
Boston
Sievers
Washington
Simpson
Kansas City
Plews
Nieman
Boyd
Baltimore
Kuenn
Detroit
Graff
McDougald
New York
Landis
Chicago
Ritebing — Trucks
Cleveland
Aaron
Milwaukee
Furillo
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Walls
Bouchee
Philadelphia
East End Softball Hosts Maugansville Practice Game
The East End Tavern Softball team will play a practice game with Maugansville at Panghorn Park this evening at 6 15 weather permitting. Tomorrow night East End meets C P Telephone at City Park in a contest postponed last night.
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East End Tavern
Maugansville
Panghorn Park
East End
C & P Telephone
City Park
Score Eyes Mild Progress After Line Drive Injury
Cleveland Indians pitcher Herb Score may walk around his Lakeside Hospital room today as doctors assess healing after an eye injury. Dr. Charles I. Thomas said the date for leaving the hospital depends on treatment response while noting visible repair progress over the past week.
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Cleveland
Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
Lakeside Hospital
Charles I. Thomas
Opener Postponed In National Little League
National Little League officials postponed the season kickoff for a second time after a morning inspection of Staley Field. The opener between Pangborn and Kay's is now set for tomorrow at six p m with pre game ceremonies as announced by league president Gene Gysberts. American Association Minneapolis 1 Charleston 0.
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National Little League
Staley Field
Pangborn
Kay’s
Gene Gysberts
Carp Derby and Archery Meet At Potomac Club
The Potomac Fish and Game Club hosted a Carp Derby with top honors by Joyce Harsh and Mary Sorg among Women Bowmen and Archers. Tuscarora Archers and Potomac Archers dominated classifications while Mason Gish shop in Williamsport weighed teams, and a state archery meet followed with Ralph Brown setting a club record of 882.
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Ralph Brown
Tuscaroroa Archers
Potomac Archery Club
Potomac Fish and Game Club
Joyce Harsh
Association of Man
Tuscarora
Maryland
Mary Sorg
Marvinjo
Joe Sta
Phillip Michael
Kinehes
Daley
Potomac
Link Har
Conococheague
Avith
EPL
ULI Whites
Weaver
Mason Gigious
Williamsport
The
Potomac Archers
Frederick
Walter Mumma
M. Harshman
Phares Witmer, Jr
Frank Lawson
Dodgers rely on young pitching to lift Alston
ST LOUIS May 21 Dodgers manager Walter Alston praised his hurlers as the team beat the Cardinals 10 4 with a 2 99 ERA leading the circuit. Young starters Don Drysdale Johnny Podres and Sandy Koufax shine as Koufax fanned 13 Cubs for his second win and Podres notching two shutouts.
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ST. Louis
Brooklyn
Walter Alston
Milwaukee
Braves
Warren Spahn
Lou Burdette
Bob Buhl
Alston
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
Sandy Koufax
Drysdale
Koufax
Frank Lane
Herb Score
Chicago Cubs
Podres
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Tony Cordell
Walt Alston
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