Dodgers Rally To Beat Yankees In Spring Opener
Dodgers rookie Ca\\ Abrams led a seven hit attack driving in two runs as Brooklyn topped New York 9 to 2 in the first game of the preseason series. Rex Barney took the loss for the Yankees while Duke Snider homered in the eighth.
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RPI Beats Kings Point 8 to 6 in Nine Hit Attendance
New York Rensselaer Polytech defeats Kings Point Merchant Marine 8 to 6 on 13 hits. Flad allowed five safeties as the Engineers rally from early deficit and Tom McCombs homered for RPI while Don Dilliplane, Rosa Lauzon, and Joe Schmidt paced the offense.
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Williams Spring Drills Open With 36 Players
Williams College football opens spring practice with 36 players including 15 newcomers joining veterans. Coach Len Waters plans to continue drills through May 21 with an inter squad scrimmage to close the session at Cole Field. Returning backs Pew Lynche Howe Smith Cy Farmer and transfer Pete Liner pace the effort as veteran linemen assist.
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Cy Farmer
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Provan
el Carphel
Chuck Penech
Rob Lare
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Dane
Stranahan Leads Meet With Five Under Par 69
Frank Stranahan fired five under par 69 to lead the Cavalier Specialists Tournament at Cavalier Yacht and Country Club Virginia Beach. He posted a 69 after birdies on several holes despite a gusty wind, finishing two under at the turn and three under on the back. Bobby Locke and Cary Middlecoff trailed by three strokes with 72s.
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Toledo
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Mr Muscles
Bobby Locke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Cary Middlecoff
Tenn Dentint
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Rich ‘Mond
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Dirk Metz
Johnny Palmer
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Tony Lavelli Chooses Music Over Pro Basketball Offers
All American basketball star Tony Lavelli announced yesterday he would decline multiple pro cage game offers to pursue a music career. Lavelli, famed for his Yale playmaking and piano and accordion performances, said the decision was the largest he has ever faced. He noted he believed music best suited his future, detailing months of deliberation and relief after choosing the arts over immediate professional opportunities.
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Two William Teams Add To Schedules
Witham College baseball deems opener against Army at West Point on March 14 and home games added to the slate. Track coach Tom Planshi expands schedule with a field event meet at Springfield on March 14, opening weekend.
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Patton Debuts in 1949 Intercollegiate Track Event
Mel Patton launches his 1949 season today at an intercollegiate track meet between Michigan State and Southern California. Attention centers on the Flying Patton and a personal feud as about 2000 fans watch the double sprint and relay clashes.
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Bevens Signs with Coast League Club
Flord Bevens joins Coast League club as team lists and trades around Powlard Ore. The piece traces a complex chain of approvals and relocations involving New York moves and prior performances.
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Braves place Sanders on inactive list amid injury
Braves request Ray Sanders be placed on the inactive list after fracturing a rib and will not be eligible for league play. Catcher Paul Burris moves to Milwaukee farm club while Al Lassman is purchased from the same organization to fill roster needs.
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College Sports Roundup Mixed Results From Several Teams
A shuffled list of college basketball and football scores shows North Carolina and Wayland edging rivals, Duke beating South Carolina while Indiana tops Evansville. Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Rutgers, and others post mixed outcomes as teams like Boston College and Syracuse post narrow wins or losses.
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Albany Falls 8-5 to Hagerstown as Pierre errant on mound
In a rough game, Albany's pitcher Pierre Wildness proves costly as Hagerstown builds an 8 to 5 win. The Senators struggle after the sixth inning with walks and misplays, while Hagerstown capitalizes on timely hits to pull away.
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Senators and Leafs set for doubleheader at Hawkins Stadium
Albanys Eastern League club and Toronto of the International League prepare for a two seven inning games tomorrow starting at 2 pm in Hawkins Stadium. Manager Pinky May sticks with the exhibition lineup except for Don Manno who misses the twin bill. Team details list positions and pitchers for both teams as the series moves toward the Easter weekend schedule.
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Lou Heyman
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DiMicco Fights At Spa In Saratoga Boxing Card
Tony DiMicco from Troy pairs with Dick Jones of Mechanicville in a three round prelim as part of the Saratoga AC’e boxing card at Convention Hall Tuesday night. Middleweights DiMicco and Jones weigh 164 pounds for the bout.
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Jack Kellett Tops Bowlers With 604 Tripe Line
Jack Kellett led the bowling standings with a 604 series at the Gentry League night session. results show Kellett posting a 222 single and 64 in the series while Harlan Tucker struck for a 4 in the B division and George Liberty contributed mixed scores. multiple bowlers across classes A B C posted scores including Joe Mitchell jr and Bear Beale with high marks.
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