Orioles Arrive Baby Birds Begin Workouts Today
Bluefield Orioles arrive from White Plains Mobile and Valdosta for spring training. Manager Junior Miner says the players are strangers now but will be introduced through 9:30 a.m. workouts and uniform handouts as they begin a month of preparation before the June 22 opener against Paintsville.
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Miner Leads Orioles Prospects to Bluefield Camp in Weeklong Run
Orioles farm staff and players gather in Bluefield as daily workouts run 9 30 to 3 30 at Bowen Field. About 25 players have arrived with eight returning veterans including Victor Rodriguez Dave Emala Mike Lecass Bill Merraro Terry Swinton John Shelby Dickie Moore and Bob Coney. Top pick Robert Boyce may join after terms. Miner credits scouting depth and notes he never played pro baseball but found a path through camps and Whitey Herzog.
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Boxer Paul Lee Eyes State Title After Penitentiary Ring
Paul Lee, an inmate at West Virginia Penitentiary in Moundsville, fights for a chance at the state Golden Gloves title. He argues a blacklist bars inmates from Huntington events, despite a 24-3 record and wins over top locals. He plans to join Wheeling Boxing Club after release in October and pursue the state crown.
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Bean Wins Memphis Playoff Over Trevino At Colonial
Andy Bean known as Li'l Abner clinched the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic in a playoff against Lee Trevino. Bean sank a 35-foot birdie on the first extra hole after finishing regulation at 11-under 277. Trevino, four-time runner-up this season, earned $28,500 for second as both players earned spots in the World Series of Golf.
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