Major League Baseball Opens In Nine Cities
Major league baseball opens in nine cities with many players debuting in new uniforms. Nine franchise heavyweights appear, including 11+ players who changed teams this off season, as opening day matches loom with expected strong crowds across Washington, Cincinnati, and other sites.
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Kennedy watches Orioles top Senators in opener at D.C.
President Kennedy attended the Washington opener as the Orioles defeated the Senators 3-1 behind Jim Gentile and Boog Powell homers. Steve Barber and Stu Miller protected a 3-0 lead, while Rudolph’s costly pitch allowed the lone Senators run. Kennedy signed programs and greeted fans during the game.
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Dick Phillips
Rudolph
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Steve Hamilton
Orioles
Ken Retzer
Washington Rooters
Noblesville and Pirates settle for 2-2 draw in darkness
Noblesville scores twice in the second, Pirates answer in the seventh on a squeeze by Douglas and a double by Jim Holsapple. Paul Moody allows one earned run over five innings as Madison Heights collects 10 hits but strands 14 runners. Pirates host the Marion Giants next Friday.
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Reds overpower Pirates in season opener 5-2
Cincinnati used Frank Robinson and Gordie Coleman home runs and Jim O'Toole six hit pitching to beat Pittsburgh 5-2. Robinson homered off Earl Francis in the first, Leo Cardenas drove in two in the second, and Coleman added the crucial shot in the sixth as O'Toole held the Pirates to two runs with early double plays aiding him. Francis took the loss.
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Walters Accepts Job Reformatory Tops Montmorenci Five
In a baseball recap Walters leads a lineup that includes Mezeroski Clendenon and Robinson for Pittsburgh against Cincinnati at LaSalle on Monday. The box shows runs, hits and errors with Haddix and O'Toole handling pitching duties while Cardinas Rose and Coleman contribute in the field.
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Indiana Baseball Preview and White River Standings
Don Barnett announces Anderson High School will open the Indians schedule against New Castle in a North Central Conference game at Memorial Field on Tuesday April 16 at 4 p.m. Knights Town game was called off for summer high school baseball. Greencastle edged head in the Indiana Men's bowling tourney with Holiday Lanes Warsaw leading the handicap division.
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Bernie Burke Named New Ross Cage Coach
Bernie Burke aged 27 was named head basketball coach of New Ross High School following a 21 2 season by predecessor Jim Clack Burke helped New Ross win its first sectional title as a player in 1954 and is a 1950 Butler University graduate with Russellville experience.
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