Orioles Sign Stamford High Infielder For Over 30000 Bonus
Danny Devito 18 year old Stamford High School first baseman signed by the Baltimore Orioles for a substantial cash bonus reported to be over 30000. He will report this week to the Orioles Bluefield West Virginia rookie Appalachian League team. He was captain of Stamford High's baseball and football teams this year and was all state in football in 1963.
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Boston Red Sox rebound in doubleheader win over Orioles
Boston pounded 11 hits including a Bob Tillman homer and four doubles to beat Baltimore 4-2 in the second game, earning a split in the Tuesday doubleheader. Felix Mantilla increased his AL RBI lead to 52 with run scoring singles, while Robin Roberts took another loss. John Miller earned the win in his first start since a recall from Indianapolis with relief from Dick Hall.
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AFL Eyeing Philadelphia Franchise for New Stadium
AFL officials propose awarding Philadelphia a franchise by 1966 if a $25 million stadium can host both pro football and baseball. Lamar Hunt and committee members meet city leaders, while Eagles owner Jerry Wolman sues for exclusive stadium rights amid joint venue plans.
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Junior Olympics Delayed Till July at Princeton Pool
The Bluefield Area Junior Olympics in Bluefield, with swimmers from Bluefield Princeton and Tazewell Va, was postponed to July due to an incomplete Princeton pool. Event dates and future schedule to be announced later this month. Seven Bluefield swimmers earned certificates: Johnny Lazenby Mary Bloomfield Larry Douglas Dan Roenthal Larry Hancock Kenny Bailey Kurt Snelling.
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Brunet Throws Hitless Six as Angels Shutout Tigers
George Brunet dominated Detroit with six hitless innings and finished with a three run, three hitter shutout of the Tigers. Jerry Lumpe opened the seventh with the Angels’ first hit, while Don Demeter added a eighth inning single as Brunet walked four but escaped damage. He struck out five for his fifth win against four losses.
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Cubs Rip Braves 6-1 In Milwaukee
Cubs defeat Braves 6-1 as Cal Koonce and Lindy McDaniel combine on the mound. Koonce doubles and scores in the decisive third inning, Doug Clemens hits a three run homer, and Chicago builds a 6-0 lead before the Braves avoid further damage.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Evening Twi Night Games
The American League results show Kansas City 62 New York 2 to 4 and Baltimore 4-2 in twi night action. Boston 14, Minnesota 4 in 10 innings, Los Angeles 3 Detroit 0, rain delays at Chicago and Cleveland. Washington at Chicago postponed, Los Angeles at Detroit and Boston at Baltimore night games listed with pitchers and records.
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Hinton's Homer Decides Game for Indians in 10th
Chuck Hinton led off the 10th with a homer to lift Cleveland to a 5-4 win over Minnesota, snapping a slide and tying for second place behind the Twins. Duke Sims hit his first major league homer in the eighth, and Bernie Allen sparked a late Twins rally before the decisive blast.
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Southern Conference says NCAA TV grid rules not followed
Southern Conference athletic directors accuse the NCAA Television Committee of violating its football ground rules in the 1965 schedule. They cite three violations including limited new institutions, insufficient appearances, and a 46 team count short of the 47 required, and demand an immediate reply.
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Phillies Rally to Beat Astros 7-2 on Richie's Two-Run Single
Richie Allen delivered a two run single and Tony Gonzalez hit an inside the park homer as the Philadelphia Phillies erupted for five runs in the seventh to defeat Houston 7-2. The Phi l lies chased Bob Bruce from the mound after Allen tied the game with a bases loaded hit. John Briggs and John Callison added early offense to stake the Phillies to a 1-0 lead before the decisive seventh inning.
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Reds sweep Cardinals in two on doubleheader
Tommy Harper homered in the third and doubled in the fifth to power the Reds past the Cardinals 4-2 securing the nightcap. Cincinnati also won the opener 5-1 as Charley James delivered a bases loaded winning hit in the ninth. The wins move Cincinnati into second place in the National League after Milwaukee fell to Chicago.
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