Harris Eyes Pitching Help For Washingtons 1951 Team
Washington manager Bucky Harris said the Senators need pitching help from the American League and does not expect it from the Yankees. He recalled a draft deal with New York collapsing at dawn and urged patience as young players like Noren and coals vie for key spots. He emphasized developing hurlers such as Weik and Hittle while aiming to avoid last place and keep the club competitive.
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al Boxer
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Steve Nagy
Conrado Marrero
Sid Hudson
Joe Haynes
Mickey Harris
Harrison & Reliet
Tigers Beat Yankees 3 1 in Spring Opener at St Petersburg
Detroit pitchers Ray Hebert Hal Newhouser and Fred Hutchinson held New York to three runs as Dick Kryhoski and Bob Swift drove in runs for a 3 1 Tigers win. Joe DiMaggio sat out with a heel blister and returned to workout as Detroit offensive output came early.
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Movile
Brooklyn
Roger Bowman
Larry Dohy
RPI Set for Four Dual Meets and Three Tournaments
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute track team released a schedule under Athletics Director Roland K. Brown. The squad opens April 29 at the Penn Relays then competes in four dual meets before hosting the third RPI Invitational at 86 Field on May 20. Coach Henry Kump begins his 14th season with captain Bill Frankenfield leading the squad. The slate shows April 20 at Penn Relays, May 3 Springfield, May 5 Rochester, May 10 Colgate, May 13 Union, May 20 RPI Invitational, and May 27 LICHA, with home and away assignments listed.
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RPI
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Springfield
Rochester
Colgate
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RPI Invitational
LICHA
Bethlehem Central Dominates Catskill in C Tilt 73 58
Bethlehem Central, representing the district league, defeated Catskill 73 to 58 in the Class C semifinal at Convention Hall Saratoga. Bethlehem received a bye in the quarterfinals after Catskill beat Waterford 47 30. Warrensburg beat Castleton 64 58 and Windham 55 34 to reach the Class D semifinals.
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Iham
Staten Springs
St Patrick's Post Nips Sycaway Quintet 38 36
St Patrick's Post defeated Sycaway five 38 to 36 at Watervliet Civic Center in a boys basketball game. Whitney led the winners with 22 points while Ryan paced the Trojans with 16.
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Sycaway Quintet
St. Patrick's Quintet
Albany
Battle Mary's
Troy
CYO Center
St. Patrick's
Tom Cavallo
St. Mary's
E.G. FE
T.P. Reigert Cavalla
Benneway Fur
Bowling records shine in city leagues led by Vi Cardish
Don Bink posts a 626 series as Wynantskill men dominate. Vi Cardish belts 244 in a 606 set and 244 in her first 600 of life while Marge Porter and Rose Audet contribute strong scores. Other league results list Rambler A A and Lakeview women among standout performances with multiple 400s and 500s.
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Don Bink
Wynantskill
Vi Cardish
Josie Meher
Marge
Porter
Rose Audet
Gladys Ahearn
Leona Huban
Electronic Umpire Proves Shocking To Flock
A long, garbled report describes an electronic umpire device tested yesterday by baseball figures including Bill Stewart and Dodger captain Dee Reever. The machine calls pitches like a real umpire, raising questions about trust, legality, and potential use in actual games.
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Vero Beach
Fis
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Stewart Reag
Edelemer Beandh Rickey
Mmeelf
Tm O
Shea
Zletric Cn More
Rome
Delaware Boxer Defeats Turpin in Non-Title Bout
Les Warren of Wilmington Del outpointed British middleweight champion Dick Turpin in a one round non-title bout at Albert Hall. Warren weighed 158 1 2 pounds, Turpin 156 pounds. Turpin, who substituted for his younger brother Randolph, drew an angry crowd reaction for his performance.
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Les Warren
Willmington
Del
Paris
Baby D
Dick Turpin
Albert Hall
Day
Turpin
Randolph
NAIB First Round Upset Totals Across Teams
In the NAIB tournament first round Baldwin Wallace faces Kalamazoo College while Brooklya College loses to Appalachian with 73 to 21. Puget Sound posts 70 in a win, Morningside edges East Central 44, Oklahoma beats Kansas 79 to 85, and LaSalle defeats Duquesne 43 to 35.
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NAIB
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East Texas
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Dakota
Brooklya Colege
Appalachian
College of Puget Sound
Louisiana
Aruaneat Poly
Morningside
East Cent
Oklahoma
Kansas
Miss. Delta
Daquesne
LaSalle
Haymakers and Siena win openers at LaSalle tourney
The Haymakers beat Arsenal City Motors 50 to 46 in the second game while Siena Collegians upset RPI Newman Club 77 to 73 in overtime. The LaSalle Institute Basketball Tournament opened last night at La Salle gym with both teams advancing after close contests.
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Middlecoff sets Seminole record in 8 under par tie
Cary Middlecoff fired an eight under par to join a three way tie for the lead in the Seminole Pro-Amateur event. He posted 34 on the front and 30 on the back, tying Henry Ransom at 147 after 36 holes while teamed with Robert Huntington.
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Parrot
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Palm Beach
New York
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Akron
P. T. Sharples
Philadelphia
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Leroy Bordeau
Faris
Scond Place
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Gulfstream
L. M. Lioyd
New York City
C. D. Dillon
Lawson Little
Monterey
Cal
Richard Raese
Dover
Ohio
Raese
Veteran Albany Senators L Kensecke and F Clemence retire
Two longtime Albany Senators players Kensecke and Clemence retire from baseball. Kensecke leaves as a secret baseman to coach at South Catholic High School in Scranton after joining Albany in 1948 for two seasons. Clemence, a former pitcher, plans to quit playing though he sought a return to Albany. he has become a Dover police forge member and previously managed the Appleton team in Wisconsin State League before the Phillies cut ties.
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Fred Clemence
Kensecke
Scranton
South Catholic High School
Dover
Del
Freddie Clemence
The
Sporting News
Efect
Albany
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Appleton
Philadelphia Fhillies
Albany Tourney Head Arrives for Catholic Invitation
Temms Thomas of Denver director of the Natoma Catholic Invitation tourney will fly to Albany today to confer with Rev. Maurus Fitzgerald Siena athletic director. The tourney is set for Albany Armory on March 24 and April 1 with mid western and eastern teams under negotiation.
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Denver
Colo
Albany
Thomas
Maurus Fitzgerald
OFM
Siena
Albany Armory
Father Mauris
Pro Basketball Scores From Latest Games
Indianapolis topped Syracuse 68 65 and St Louis beat Boston 76 46. Chicago defeated New York 85 75. Grobelrollers edged College All Stars in overtime.
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