ttigh Drops Opener Irasburg Diamond 5 Luray Tomorrow
The report covers a baseball opener with Irasburg Diamond defeating Luray 5 4 in a tense game. Key moments include multiple errors and strategic plays, with pitchers Willer and others contributing, while Shere and Temblin figure in fielding and at bats. The narrative notes injuries and lineup shuffles, and mentions upcoming playoff implications for the Rams and Fagies.
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Celtics Rebound To Take 2-2 Tie In Finals
Boston defeated St Louis 124 109 to even the best of seven. Celtics outrebounded the Hawks 73 to 9 and Bill Russell led with 14 rebounds in the second half while Bill Shayman 32 points Tom Heinsohn 25 and Russell 14 powered the comeback.
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Twin boys born on 13th day of 8th month in Milwaukee
Milwaukee birth notice reports Ronald and Donald Bezella, each aged 13, born at 9 13 a.m. on August 13, 1943 in hospital room 418. Their mother’s birthday is July 13, the family notes they have lived 13 years as a pair.
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Donald Bezella
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Braves Cards Share Reichler Camp Honors
New York reports after a seven week tour of Florida spring camps highlights top teams and players. Notables include Most confident club the New York Yankees and Most spectacular hitter Stan Musial of the Cardinals. Harvey Kuenn earns a feat honor while Johnny Podres shines for the Dodgers.
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Redlegs
Boy Parlay TV Winnings to 160000 in Quiz Show
Bronx teenager Robert Strom won 160000 on a CBS quiz show to become the new single program money winner. The 19 year old surpassed Nadler who had 152000, with Strom advancing toward 192000 and possibly 250000 in future episodes. He answered a four part question on physics, aerodynamics, astronomy, mathematics, meteorology and electronics to take the $52000 segment. Leonard Ross remains the record holder for total winnings at 164000 from two shows.
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Dore Nadied
St. Louis
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Strom
Cbs-Tv
Lonard Ross
California
Eighth Grade Graduation Set for June 13 Amid Baptisms
The text notes boys with initials in their names were baptized on the 13th Sunday of the year and will graduate from the eighth grade on June 13. The brief references to baptism and graduation suggest a church or school setting marking individual milestones.
Ten Clubs On The Hook As Opening Day Vacancies Grow
Baseball faces a crowded opener with at least ten managerial decisions and multiple position vacancies. Brooklyn eyes Junior Gilliam at second or third, Boston and Cleveland seek third base, Detroit first base, Chicago Cubs catching, and Giants third base among others. Exhibition games feature Dodgers edging Braves 5 4 and Neeman driving Cubs past Orioles 8 3 with four runs batted in. Giants beat Cleveland 4 2 behind Worthington and Margoner, Redlegs homer five times to top Senators 9 7. White Sox beat Cards 6 5 as Yankees topple Jacksonville 5 4 and Little Rock doubles in fifth to edge A's 5 4.
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Ray Katt
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al Lopez
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TV Home May Keen Of Fight Wie a ld ad
Miami boxing officials consider round by round TV scores for the Davey Moore Gil Cadilli featherweight bout at Pis Cayne Arena A National Boxing Commission vote would allow broadcasts to carry scores if the International Boxing Club objects The bout features Cadilli the 9 5 favorite and Moore chasing his first TV action since turning pro after the 1952 AAU title run
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Cinderella Hopes Dim as Canadiens Edge Bruins 1 0
Montreal defense and Jacques Plante blanked Boston 1-0 to seize a 2-4 lead in the Stanley Cup final. Bernie Geoffrion and Jean Beliveau combined on the decisive goal as the scene shifts to Boston for games three and four on home ice.
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Rinester Fights to Win After Loss to Ike Chestnut
Rinester lost his last bout by decision on March 15 to Ike Chestnut. He now eyes a comeback as he seeks a victory to rebound from the setback and regain standing in the division.
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Carr Publishing Team Battles to Narrow Loss in A League Bowls
Carr Publishing Co bowled a night high 1747 set but dropped two of three games to Ken Smith Agency in A League action. Individual high scores included Woolschlager 374 and Clevenger 364 for Ken Smith, while Carr’s Charles Ebert 127 and Allen Carter 141 highlighted their efforts in a tight three-game match.
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Frank Cooper
Hugh Patton
Ernie Stewart
Roland Bush
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Dan Tucker
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Rain Plagued ACC Produces Dense Baseball Schedule
The rain torn Atlantic Coast Conference played three games today among five teams. Virginia faced North Carolina and Wake Forest met Duke in league games while South Carolina visited Erskine in a non conference matchup. Duke beat Clemson 6-2, North Carolina defeated Virginia 6-1, and Maryland lost 6-3 to Michigan yesterday.
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