Bud Miller Sets A League High With 453 At Bowl Meet
Bud Miller rolled a 172 game and 453 series to establish A League season highs and a 1785 set for O'Sullivan Plant. He sparked a 140 141 172 effort, beating B League’s 445 by eight pins. Lions Club and Northern Virginia Power Co. posted big sets in the same night with 1764 and 1751 totals respectively.
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Bill Boden
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O'Sullivan Plant
National Fruit Box
Lions Club
Buncutter Tire Co
Keith Ritter
Dr. Allen Hawthorne
Ed Clevenger
Richard Buncutter
Ritter
Bill Bridgeforth
Lions Club Ritter
Bridgeforth
Clevenger
Hawthorne
Northern Virginia Power Co
L & M Buses
Kenneth McDonald
Powermen
Wers
Donald
Tter Tire Co
O'Sullivan
Bnow White Grill
Va. Power Co
E Power. Life Ins
M Buses
Ational Fruit
Elliott Motor Lines
Sarah Zane Fire Co
O'Sullivan Office
Angesicnn Legion
Ind
Bub Miller
Bob Wheeler
No. Va. Power Co
No. Va Power Co
With Good Pitching Cards Will Be Tough, Lanier Predicts
Max Lanier heaped praise on the Cardinals pitching as they posted strong spring stats and fourth shutout in a 1-0 win over the Phillies. Willard Schmidt and Cliff Chambers combined for the victory while Stanky and Schoendienst staged infield maneuvers. A line drive incident injured pitcher Bob Slaybaugh, and other spring results featured Newhouser, Reds, Cubs, Yankees, and Dodgers in various exhibition bouts.
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ED Corrigan
Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie Stanky
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Phils
Willard Schmidt
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Cliff Chambers
Phils
Schmidt
Forrest Burgess
Stanky
Red Schoendienst
Keystone
Bob Slaybaugh
Omaha
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Herman Wehmeier
Bill Bevans
Frank Smith
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Yanks
Boston Braves
Bob Cerv
Gil McDougald
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia A’s
Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Illinois and Kansas Favored in NCAA Tourney Semifinals
Illinois and Kansas are heavy favorites to win tonight's NCAA semifinal games. St Johns from Brooklyn upset Kentucky to reach the semifinals and tangle with the Fighting Irish. Santa Clara is considered an underdog as they face the Kansas Jayhawks led by 6 foot 9 center Clyde Lovellette.
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Seattle
Illinois
Kansas
St. John's University
Redmen
Broolyn
Kentucky Wildcat
Santa Clara
St. John's
Jayhawks
Clyde Lovellette
State Dept released 119 homosexuals in 1951
The State Department detected and released 119 homosexuals during the calendar year 1951, a fact disclosed by the House Appropriations Committee report.
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Washington
State Department
House Appropriations Committee
Dodgers Aiming to Erase 1951 Collapse in 1952 Run
Brooklyn manager Chuck Dressen declares confidence as Dodgers prepare for 1952 camp. He cites the loss of Don Newcomb, the addition of Andy Pafko, and a strengthened pitching staff led by Preacher Roe and Ralph Brance amid a veteran lineup. The coach asserts the club will be tougher and eager to repay past humiliation.
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Joe Reichler
Miami
Fila
Giants
Chuck Dressen
Brooklyn
Dressen
Flatbushers
Brooks
Andy Pafko
Don Newcombe
Clem Labine
Newcombe
Preacher Roe
Ralph Brance
Carl Erskine
Labine
Chris van Cuyk
Montreal
John Rutherford
St. Paul
Clyde King
Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
Jackie Robinson
Peewee Reese
Billy Cox
Robinson
Beaglers Open New Club House At Apple Valley
The Apple Valley Beagle Club opened its new clubhouse on Singhass farm off Middle Road and held its first field trial Sunday. A Miller's Portable Steam Trailer meal served chicken and ham dinner with pumpkin pie. In the 13 inch class Mike's Queen owned by J. E. Michael led, followed by Oakley Jack and Pleasant Chase Betty, with Oakley Jiggs and D. G. Melody also placing. In the 15 inch class SkyTime Mike owned by George Dreyer topped the field, followed by Stultz's Buckyline Venture, Old Dominion Gold Coin, Willis Run Pat, and Hemlock Bambi. A bag of feed prize from Winchester Milling Co. went to Paul Oldfield.
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Apple Valley Beagle Club
Cub House
Singhass
Middle Road
Miller
Front Royal
Mike's Queen
J. E Michael
Martinsburg
Oakley Jack
James B. Davidson
Clifton
Pleasant Chase Betty
C. B
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Russell Holliday
J. B. Goins
Alexandria
Winchester Milling Company
Paul Oldfield
Bethesda
Cavaliers Face Connecticut in Home Opener
University of Virginia baseball hosts Connecticut University club in their second game of the season after a 5-0 loss to North Carolina. Two nearby Old Dominion teams start play tomorrow with Washington and Lee vs Richmond Professional Institute and Rudolph Macon hosting Wesleyan amid bad weather across the state.
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Richmon
University of Virginia
North Carolina
Cavaliers
Connecticut University
Old Dominion
Washington & Lee
Richmond Professional Institute
Rudolph Macon
Wesleyan
Mize Aims for 2000th Hit with Yankees
Johnny Mize, 39, aims to reach 2000 base hits this season after a lighter workout regimen. He trails Ted Williams by 1,763 and notes his career hits total and the 1951 World Series impact as Casey Stengel rates him behind Joe Collins at first base.
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Frank Eck
AP Newsfeature
ST. Petersburg
Fila
Johnny Mize
Big Jawn
Mize
Cardinals
Giants
Joe DiMaggio
Wally Moses
Philadelphia Athletics
DiMaggio
Moses
St. Louis Cardinals
Ted Williams
Williams
Phil Cavaretta
Te Cubs
Bob Elliott
The
Powes
Stan Musial
Cards
Enos Slaughter
de Leon Springs
Deland
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Joe Collins
Casey
Snead Forfeits Playoff Giving Ford First Title
Doug Ford seized his first major victory at the Jacksonville Open after Sam Snead forfeited the 18 hole playoff. Ford and Snead tied at 280 after 72 holes. Snead chose to relinquish the top prize to Ford and take second money. Ford, 28, from Harrison New York City, earned the $2,000 winner’s share and boosted his career earnings.
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F. T. Macfeely
Jacksonville
Doug Ford
Ford
Snead
Slammer
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Texas
Empire State
Kansas City
Dillinger Sold To Sacramento From White Sox
Chicago White Sox trade veteran Bob Dillinger to the Sacramento Solons for $10,000 plus a yet unnamed player. Dillinger, 33, had a $125,000 price tag two years earlier and played nine MLB seasons with a .301 average in part time duty for Chicago last season.
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Pasadena
Calif
Bob Dillinger
Chicago White Sox
Sacramento Balons
Sox
Frank Lane
Tucson
Ariz
Dillinger
St. Louis Browns
Philphia Athletics
Pittsburgh
Polio Meeting Planned by Winchester Chapter at Elks Home
The Winchester Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will hold a meeting on March 31 at 7 30 pm at the Elks Home.
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Winchester
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Elks Home
Giants Pitching Strategy Against Mize Backfires
Discussion notes how the decision to pitch to Mize altered outcomes with the Giants. mentions Mize’s 351 major league home runs and 1281 RBIs as notable career markers.
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Eo Durocher
Giants
Mize
Hound Rover Case Ends With Mixed Ownership
In Huntington West Virginia Therman Dishman claimed a hound named Rover as his. Sy lvester Gibson countered ownership and a judge ordered the dog to be called by name in court. Rover ignored Dishman and approached Gibson, who then took the hound home.
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Huntington
W. Va
Sylvester Gibson
Rover
Therman Dishman
Mike
H. Clay Worth
Common Pleas Court
Dishman
Ria Gibson
Gibson
Crop Dusting Peril Highlighted by Safety Chief
David Nelson, head of safety operations for the Civil Aeronautics Commission, told a Montana State College pest control class that crop dusting by plane is 24 times more dangerous than driving. He cited 197 pilots killed, 202 seriously injured, 400 planes destroyed and about three million dollars lost in five years.
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Bozeman
Mont
David Nelson
Civil Aeronautics Commission
Montana State College
Nelson
Daffodil Show at Mary Baldwin College
The 68th annual daffodil show by the Garden Club of Virginia will take place at Mary Baldwin College in Staunton on April 15 and 16.
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Staunton
The
Garden Club of Virginia
Mary Baldwin College
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