New Bird Pilot Leads Bluefield Orioles 1964 Prep
Jim Frey named manager of the Bluefield Orioles with Lou Gorman and Ray Scarbrough arriving Thursday. Baby Orioles arrive Friday with workouts Saturday, as the Appalac hian League fields four teams. Season opens June 24 in Johnson City. home debut June 26 vs Salem. Frey, 33, joins after 14 minor league seasons and first managerial post. Scarbrough long familiar figure to locals.
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Early Bosox power tops Athletics in 8 6 win
Boston Red Sox jumped ahead with three early homers by Tony Conigliaro Dick Stuart and Lee Thomas to beat Kansas City 8 6. Conigliaro kept the lead with his eighth homer in the first, Stuart added his 11th in the first, and Thomas homered in the second as Boston built a five run first frame.
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Longshot Mustard Plaster Wins Californi an at Hollywood Park
Mustard Plaster burst to the lead in the final furlong to win the Californian at Hollywood Park. Mr Consistency finished second after an inquiry, with Colorado King third. Kelso faded to sixth as Mighty Kelso had another poor Hollywood Park effort. The victory earned $70 500 for owners Fraser Morrison.
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National League Standings and Sunday Games Summary
NL leaders San Francisco and Philadelphia hold strong records as Chicago and Los Angeles chase. Sunday matchups feature Houston at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at New York, San Francisco at Philadelphia, St Louis at Cincinnati, Chicago at Milwaukee, and Milwaukee hosting Chicago with notable pitchers listed.
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35 Car Field Set For Dixie 400 At Atlanta
The 35 car field for Sunday's Dixie 400 mile race was completed Saturday at Atlanta International Speedway. Tiny Land of Cross South Carolina led the final seven qualifiers after a six mile chase around the track.
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Lema Extends Lead With Eagle At Thunderbird Classic
Tony Lema fired a 70 to reach 11 under par 205 and lead by three going into the final round at Westchester Country Club. Jack Nicklaus matched a 68 to 210 while Mike Souchak and Bobby Nichols sit at 206 as Arnold Palmer fades.
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Six Miami Players Withdrawn From Football Team
Miami coach Charlie Tate said six players were asked to leave the university by the Honor Council weakening the team at key positions. The incident reduces depth for the Miami football squad as officials enforce discipline.
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Tate Says Loss of Depth Hits Team After Honor Code Cases
University coach Tate confirms four counted players unavailable after an honor code scandal. Eleven students faced charges. two exonerated, the rest must leave, eligible to apply for readmission next Feb. He notes reduced depth, injuries, and efforts to bolster academics and discipline.
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Two Amateur Golfers Injured In Cart Mishap
In Green Bay Wisconsin two leading amateur golfers Harry Massey and Frank Cornelison suffered injuries Friday when an electric golf cart overturned at the base of a 25 foot incline. Both are hospitalized with expected stays around a week.
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Ex Irish FB Star Steve Juz wik Dies in Chicago
Steve Juz wik, 46, former Notre Dame halfback, died Friday night at Alexian Brothers Hospital in Chicago, apparently from a heart attack.
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Old Dominion Wins Small College Title in Yankee Stadium
Fred Edmonds starred for Old Dominion, pitching and batting to a 4 3 victory over Long Island University in the Atlantic Conference baseball tournament final at Yankee Stadium. OD 030 000 001 4 LIU 002 100 000 3.
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3 Top Coaches To Attend Clinic
BLACKSBURG Virginia AP Charley McClendon of LSU Jo Bridgers Baylor Fra Broyles Arkansas will head the faculty for the 18th annual Virginia High School League coaching school at Virginia Tech July 27 29. Joining them are Ray Mears Tennessee and John Ramsay St Josephs. Virginia coaches Tommy Theodose Lane Charlottesville and Graham Morris James Monroe Fredericksburg round out the staff with sessions in the Tech Coliseum co sponsored by VHSL and the Virginia High School Coaches Association.
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NASCAR May Cut Down Size Of Engine
NASCAR official Pat Purcell urged immediate engine size reductions to level the field for independent drivers. He warned the sport had become a horsepower race dominated by factory-backed teams, deviating from NASCARs original drivers organization premise.
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