Same Cities New Faces Await Openers in 1959 Openers
The 1959 baseball openers feature major lineup changes as about half of last year’s starters will not return to the same positions. The Yankees and White Sox will field different faces, including a new left fielder for Chicago, Johnny Callison. The two-game slate is expected to draw about 267000 fans, with key early games in Baltimore Washington, Pittsburgh Cincinnati, and Chicago vs Detroit. News notes Nixon to start the season duties in Washington.
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Bob Friend
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von Spahn
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Robin Roberts
Walter Johnson
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Joe Nuxhall
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Don Drysdale
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Bob Anderson
Giants
Dounny Antonelli
Larry Duckson
St. Louis
Bob Turley
Tom Brewer
Yanker Stadium
Billy Pierce
Jim Buahing
Detroit
Gary Bell
Ned Garvel
Kansas City
Cubs
Tae Ring
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Ali
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Startur Ryden
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Bit of This and That on Baseball Figures and A LoyalFriend
A survey of players and coaches discusses batting power and strategy, recalling Ted Williams and Willie Mays and noting Lefty Grove’s advice. It honors Troy patrolman Dave Hutchison, a lifelong baseball friend, who died, and recalls his amateur career with the Cheerghs of the South End and early pro trials.
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Wasa Shodin
Hephal Wave Hutchison
Pave
Troy Patrolain
Dave
Thenpraigott
Trug
al Aikalions
South End
Olid Troy
Sagreste
Joan Totes
Sutch Beats Beecham In Close 10 Round Bout
In Miami Beagleudi site a lean Beechutt 1A suffered a split decision loss to Sutch, who dominated after a slow start. Beechutt opened a slight edge by the fifth, but Sutch, 2001 victories and 25 more than his foe, turned the bout with a mauling style, earning the decision over Beechutt. Elsewhere Billy Collins knocked out Phonye in the second round and Carmen Price edged Lesoter Wilkin in a lighter welterweight clash. Boston defeated Minneapolis 124-110 in a playoff tilt as the season moved on.
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Nayar
H. Wouth
Inniville
Jimmy Boveban
Miami
Beagleudilovin
Aeker
Weecham
Stiteh
Billy Collins
Nashville
Dash ‘Phonye
Mami
Carmen Price
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Mini
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Wilkin
Manory Sets Pistol Loop Mark In Troy League
Anthony Manory scored 291 at LeSalle Institute range to break a range record and post the season high in the pistol loop with 97s in slow timed and rapid firing. The Spi defeated the Teachers as Hawks lead. Spares tied with Teachers for second. Other top scorers were Frank Bauman 280, H Car son 278, J Blaney 278, E Uult berg 271, and G Manes 271. Team standings show Hawks 178, Spares 16-9, Teachers 16-0 among others.
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Troy
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Frank Bauman
Hugone Carson
Hudson Valley
Elijah Blaney
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Edward Uultberg
George Manes
Madson Valley
Hucksters
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Eagles
Williams Leaves Hospital Today
Ted Williams, the Red Sox slugger, leaves New England Baptist Hospital after a week with a pinched nerve in his right shoulder. He will remain in Boston and is not yet cleared to swing a bat again, while continuing to wear a surgical collar for several days.
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Rex Tox
Ted Williams
New England Baptist Hospital
Moore
Red Sox
Boston
New York
James E. Fish
Williams
Toronto Beats Boston 3 2 in Semifinal Playoff Thriller
Toronto defeats Boston 3 to 2 in a tense playoff game to advance in the Stanley Cup semifinals. The victory gives Toronto a decisive edge as the series heads toward a potential clincher at home.
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Boston
Sievers Named Washington Senators Captain by Lavagetta
AP reports manager Cookie Lavagetta named hard hitting Ray Sievers as field captain of the Washington Senators. Sievers replaces Ed Die Yost, who has been traded to Nelport, placing Sievers among the league’s top hitters and leaders.
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Triandos Grand Slam Keeps Orioles Strong
Triandos hit a grand slam in Baltimore's win as the Orioles powered past Philadelphia 9 to 0 in spring exhibition play. Gus Bell and a strong pitching effort by the Orioles boosted their early-season surge, with prominent line drives and key defensive plays shaping the rout. The other major league games featured Cubs rallying past Red Sox, Reds edging Giants, and Yankees defeating the Indians in extras.
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Gus Teandas
Orioles
Baltimore Orioles
Harvard Crew Poised To Lead East For 1959 Rowing Season
Harvard’s eight is seen as the favorite in the East as Cornell and Syracuse prep for spring regattas on Onondaga Lake. Cornell’s coach Sanford aims to maintain a strong varsity with Rick Dyer handling key duties. Yale and Penn also contend. Syracuse, last year’s rival, fields a solid crew.
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Flavly Sanfordt
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Masselphusetts Institute of Technology
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Simmons Slated For Surgery On Elbow Friday
Philadelphia pitcher Chet Simmons, a left hander for the Philadelphia Phillies, is to undergo elbow surgery to remove a bone chip. The operation leaves the club without a top starter and likely sidelined for at least half a season. He was placed on the disabled list, member of a reduced rotation with Robin Roberts.
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Chet Simmons
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Heavyweights Signed For Monday Fight In New York
Two heavyweight prospects Alonzo Johnson Rankin Pa and Billy Munter of Detroit were signed yesterday by matchmaker Teddy Brenner for a world round bout Monday in New York. Nicholas Archa Johnson drubbed veteran Jimmy Slade March 9 for his 11th straight victory, Hunter defeated big Bob Beker for his fifth straight triumph in a title bout.
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Billy ‘Munter
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ISL
Nicholas Archa
Johnson
Jdimmy Slade
Hunter
Big Bob Beker
Imer
Jie
Washington Grew To Row In IRA Regatta Syracuse Bid
Washington athletic teams return to the International Rowing Association Regatta after a two year postseason ban for unauthorized football payments. Athletic Director George Briggs announced a bid to the Syracuse event and noted a proposed race with the Leningrad Trad crew on Lake Washington was cancelled by Russian authorities.
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Harrell Hurt in Florida Exhibition Game
Miusele injury benches Harrell of Troy during a spring exhibition with the Rochester Red Wings in Florida. He suffered a serious leg injury as the teams traveled for workouts. Harrell, a Lima athlete, had joined the St. Louis Cardinals via waiver from Cleveland in the winter and was sent to the Milwaukee farm system two weeks ago where he had been showing solid infield play before the weekend injury.
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Meher Tops Area Women Keglers and Local Scores
Josie Meher of the Trojan leads area women with a 219 high in a league meet, adding a 211 and 185. Mike Dietmatt posts a 620 for the men at Colsony Recreation, with Joe Mitchell 248 in St Luke's action. Numerous other shooters and club results fill the night across multiple venues and standings.
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Fragmentary street index with scattered names and numbers
A scrambled OCR list shows numerous personal names such as Julia Shehko LAD and Ann Vaile, along with varied numeric codes and place-like tokens. The text reads like a partial directory or ledger fragment with inconsistent punctuation and several unreadable segments.
Alpha Recreation Walle AA Row Summary
Alpha Recreation walle AA lists players Bill Kelleher Gen Byers Tol Freeman Joe Alaskey and Vince LoParco with varied codes and a final entry Buleh Crovenger. The piece reads as a roster snippet showing contact-like numbers and identifiers for each member.
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Thm Guiltman
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Tol Freeman
Joe Alaskey
Vince LoParco
Buleh Crovenger
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Bud McGrath
Joe Mitchell
Tie Morgan
Arated Crissus
Jack Callier
Waller
Rthow
Ba] Edwards
Chuck Jiming
Bil Wood
Frank Glotti
Frank U Murray
Central LL Sets Meeting For Sunday
Central Little League announces a Sunday 2:30 PM meeting at St Patrick's Hall for 150 registered players and parents. Players with outstanding ticket returns are urged to complete them. Sponsors sought for the Jengue division. majors were equipped last year, minors plan full evening games. Season opener June 6 at Laureate Park. field work begins April 18 led by Jim Linex.
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Daytona Oval Too Fast Race Canceled
Daytona Beach officials canceled the 300 mile speedway race scheduled for July 4 after evaluating Saturday's speeds. Jin Tathmann set a world closed course speed record at 190 miles per hour, while George Amick was killed during the event. Speedway officials will study driving and aerodynamic conditions at 180 to 200 mph before resuming competition.
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Daytona Beach International Speedway
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Picard’s Son Killed in Head-On Crash Near Kingston
William H. Picard, son of famed pro Henry Picard, died in a head-on collision near Kingston while driving home from a Henry Picard Day celebration at Charleston Country Club. Picard had been a national amateur poll contender and was returning to Pittsburgh according to AP reports.
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William H. Picard
Henry Picard
Fittsburgh
Charleston Country Club
Swim Pilot Named New York Coach for U8 Team in Japan
An NCAA swim coach at North Carolina State was named manager coach of the U8 team set to compete in Japan this summer. The team selection will follow the AAU Outdoor meet held in Los Alamos, California, in July 2012.
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