Albany Senators Edge Springfield 2 1 In Opener
Albany Senators beat the Springfield Giants 2 1 in the 1957 Mason-Dixon League opener. Spencer pitched well for Albany delaying the Giants’ offense with seven strong innings before Johnston finished. Key moments came in the seventh when Albany pushed across the winning run after bases, with Alou and George contributing late. Mayor Lovning and Mayor Pureet attended the pregame ceremony.
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Albany Senators
Springfield
Prneuim Bigiemunner
Giants
Uwe
Slyaek
Samy Hernandez
Spencer
Bob Farley
Hernandes
Cramaglia
Er Nandez
Alnman
Juan Marichal
Conten
Dow der Nande
Mally Alou
San Franckco Giapis
Belipe Alou
Dewout
Junior Teedy
Ron Deus
Reedy Sying
Rearly
Norm Shill
Shi
Albany
Kern
Martin
Uidge
Nurnis
Albany Jo
Ehanen Ty
Alex George
Abe Fightield Porngy
Dan Brown
Claude Horn
Alou
George
Mally
Maller
Esa
Agai Jo Gay
Jastis Lovning
Mdbang
John J. Pureet
Troy
Elimas
AUTAN
Almany Wey
Maren
Beg Beymtie
Hemaniez
Nate Mather
Ahadahinaton
TH Sen
Faust Prient
Matty ‘Alou
San Francisco Giants
Felipe Alou
Jets
Leo Spencer
Rick Rogers
Ernie Gigliello
Hawkins Stistium
Injured Bach Adds T a Woes Of Roy Stevers
Washington outfielder Roy Sievers strains a muscle swinging Saturday. He misses Sundays doubleheader with the Orioles. Manager Cookie Lavagello Shakes replaces Sievers with Lemon and Albig. Sievers had slumped earlier, dropping batting average to a low for the season.
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Bach
Roy Stevers
Washington
Roy ‘Siders
Orioles
Cookie
Senators
New York Yaokees
Lavagello
Yookie Oh
Allison
Sievers
Jolt Field
Albig Prarsen
Wilkid SA
Yankees Wallop Nationals 11-4 in dawned rout
Hank Bauer and Mickey Mantle led a strong Yankees offense as they walloped the Washington Nationals 11 to 4. Mantle homered for the first time this season, while Bauer added two singles. Pitching by Men Lopez and Jim Hearn supported a solid New York win despite Washington rookie Bob Allison homering for the home team.
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Washington
Hank Bauer
New York
Athunka the Yankee
Mikey Mantle
Yankee
Pedro
Ramos
Jack Wralick
Mitro
Jlineeli
Schampions
Mab Griggs
New Yorkers
Altiough
Bob Anison
Nun Zuvehin
Jim Loman
Milson
Hilline
Luke Maas
Larsen
Serators
Sea Yorts Waliongton
A's Romp Past White Sox 8 3 in Grimy Showdown
The Oakland Athletics overwhelmed the Chicago White Sox 8 to 3 as Grimson pitched hot, aiding a big sixth inning rally led by Jim Landis and Sherm Lollar. Frank Jones contributed three hits, while Dick Williams drove in three runs on two extra base hits in the win.
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Kansas City
White Sox
A's
Billy Pierce
Siaing
Sox
Gray Hal & Ve
Dow Mueller
P Buck Shaw
Hee Lap
Musial Delivers Clutch Two Out Double To Beat Hobbie
Chicago Cubs edge St Louis 1-0 as Stan Musial lines a two out double in the seventh off Glen Hobbie. Hobbie holds the Cards to one hit through six plus innings but Musial breaks through with the game winning hit.
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Chicago
Glen Hobbie
Cuba
Slam Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Hobbie
Musial
Hirling
San Francino
Jack Sanford
Scconup
Uobbie
Tom
Bob Anderson
Bob Schelling
Habbie
Htrom Witt
Cub
Mig
Cardinals
Leon
Giants
Tawa
Relg Taylor
Fone
Tit i
Hart Loe
Chiense
Banks
Musa
Triandos Two Homers Power Orioles Past Red Sox
Orioles catcher Gus Triandos powered a 3-2 win over Boston with a grand slam and a solo shot, driving in all three Baltimore runs as Hoyt Wilhelm held the Red Sox to eight singles despite a late scare. Don Rudin, Jim Piersall, and Jackie Jensen contributed for Boston, but the Orioles halted Casale’s two straight wins.
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Tostan Cap
Caleher
Gus
Triandos
Baltimore
Boston
Red Sox
Derry Casale
Pirandos
Yuard Pounder
Wis
Perio
Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles
Junks
Svildness
Triandos Ilisoues
Pete Ritenels
Wilhelm
Jackie Jensen
Sox
Don Rudin
Vett
Lustor Hoslus Arnath Queiess
Rudain
The
Runes
Bae
Asale Ll
Maford Tron
City Sponsored Softball League Invites Entries
City sponsored softball league invites managers to join the Troy Adult Recreation League season. A meeting at 7:30 tonight at the Teays Revovation Departments office will be directed by Frawk ted Veter. Last season the annual Troy City Softial] Jaane was sponsored by the Troy Recreation Department. Residents over 18 may join. newcomers welcome to form teams in local competition.
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Troy Adult Recreation League
Teays Revovation
State and
Steond Streets
Frawk
Ted Veter
Troy Recreation Department
Troy City Softial
Eminpeliumi
Jone Ue New
Tenon
Anlult
Troy
Tribe Rips Tigers 14-1 as Minoso fuels rally
Minnie Minoso racked up five hits including two homers driving the Indians past the Tigers 14-1. Vic Power and George Strickland added key singles while Jerry Davie took the loss for Cleveland. The win marked Cleveland’s seventh victory in eight games as a boisterous 7,995 crowd backed the tribe.
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Deivont
Minnie Minos
Cal Meliste
Cleveland Lnians
Minosa
Vic Mower
George Strickland
Eivegh
Neanchans
Punchinss Tigers
Tridians
Cleveland Router
Phil Fog
Jlack
Minogo
Strickland
Minoso
Jerry Davie
Cleveland
Rocky iCalavito
Patromy
Kaley Magwell
Athenee
Steyeeh
Buriskowt
Sava i & O
Aniek
Bunce
Queen City Teams Vie in Sixth Tavitation Tournament
AP reports Queen City hosts the sixth annual Tavitation Tournament in Dow with Wisconsin Pittsburgh and Boston College among the entrants from February 26 to 28. The event features college teams competing in a regional basketball showcase.
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Buffalo
Wisconsin
Vittsburgh
Boston College
Ain Gantslis
Queen City
Dow
Bosox Official Denies Bias Charges At Hearing
Richard O Connell vice president and business manager of the Red Sox sharply denied Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination charges of racial bias. He argued the club did not discriminate and challenged NAACP claims that Green was acquired on a package deal with San Francisco and not purchased by Boston.
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Boston Red
Boston
Derry
Pumpsis
Richard O'Connel
Red Sox
Massachusetts Commission Against
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Ministerial Alliance
American Veterans Commission
Connell
NAACP
Green
Hin
San Francisco
Aaron Paces Braves Milwaukee in AP report
Aaron hits spree as Milwaukee Braves beat Cincinnati 14 to 3. Henry Aaron drives in all four runs with a single double and triple, aiding Warren Spahn’s 246th major league win. Spahn steadies after shaky middle innings to secure the victory. Crowd at County Stadium is 6,?86. weather noted as unseasonable.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Aingle
Chcinnati
Henry Aaron
Doutie
Warren Spahn
Yada Visu
Analley
Aaron
Spally
Lily Dare
Rookie of the Year contenders loom in AL season start
Baltimore's Willie Tashy and Washington's Allison Allin emerge as early AL ROY front runners in 1959. Tashy posts 13 hits in 43 at bats for a .384 average through eight games, while Allin also has 13 hits in 33 at bats for an .864 slugging. Both have one homer and standout RBI totals, with players from Chicago and Baltimore showing strong early forms.
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New York
Willie Tashy
Baltimore Orioles
Bob Allin
Washington Senators
Tashy
Allison
Bach
Alligatt
Senators
Baltimore
Keol Hadley
Nansaski
Nar Cash
Chicago White Sox
Jerry Walker
Bamory
Rodolfo Arias
White Sox
Jerry Casale
Boston
Hadley
Tay
Boone
Earl ‘Torgesot
Wallop
Wis
Walker
Washington
Avias
Daly
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