Baseball season forecast from today’s sport page
A bold forecast assigns New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers to dominate as contenders in both leagues. The Brooklyn club inherits a strong lineup led by Don Newcombe, while Milwaukee and Chicago contend in the National League with Bobby Thomson and Willie Mays in the mix. In the American League, the Yankees are projected to win a sixth pennant in a row, with Boston and Cleveland close behind as rosters see key departures and new faces.
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Opening Day Looms as Major League Season Starts
Major league season begins tomorrow in eight cities with about 200000 fans. Yankees and Dodgers enter as prohibitive favorites while Baltimore returns after 51 years to a majors roster. Openers across leagues feature 40 percent player turnover and new managers.
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Whitey) Ford
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Corry Skeet Team Wins Opening Penn York Match
Corry defeats Erie 226 to 225 in the opening Penn York skeet match at Erie. Latimer and Kuhns led Corry with 47s and Erie’s B Palmer top scored individually with 248.
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Ed Keppel wins singles crown in keg tournament
Ed Keppel led the City Bowling Association tourney at Bowl Aire with a 656 series, rolling 173 195 168 and a 7 pin handicap to edge Danny Dykes who had 650. Top 15 finishers included M Fitch 648 Hixson 640 P Hurlbut 641 J Coan 639. Clint McLean Nick Carter combined 1333 to win doubles. Hammond 1908 all events prize and others listed.
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Harden-Roskowski
Trout season opener awaits as streams stocked in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports the State Fish Commission expects the 108 day trout season to begin Thursday after finishing a record stocking program three days ahead of schedule. Licensed anglers may fish 24 hours daily from opening day through July 31 with exceptions in Centre County where Fisherman's Paradise opens May 14 and hours are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. EST daily except Sundays.
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State Fish Commission
Pennsylvania
Hi Ri. Stackhouse
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Fisherman's Paradise
Centre County
Union City Duo Ties for First in Tournament
Union City pair shares top spot in the 16th annual Pennsylvania Women's Bowling Tournament after weekend action. Nora Malla of Scranton leads singles with 558 total including 206, 195 and 188. Mary Zelinsky and Esther Phillips of Easton head doubles with 1,013. The Gulfer Gussies of Millersburg top the B division with 2,422 average. June Rove and Janet Munno of Union City tie Ruth Pursell and Ruth Will of Lewistown in CP class.
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Ruth Will
Lewistown
Boze
Evans Beauty Salon Competes in Reading State Bowling Event
Evans Beauty Salon led three Corry women's teams in the state bowling tournament at Reading over the weekend. The salon’s trio totaled 3264 with game scores of 762 44 and Ta8, while Meerdink's and Raymond's posted 1005 and 1068. Rosa Baker led singles with 458, and Mille Orn with Rosa Baker teamed for 807 in doubles.
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Hogan Meets Snead In Masters Playoff For Three-Time Title
In Augusta, Hogan and Snead clash in an 18-hole playoff for the 1964 Masters crown. Both posted 289 totals, 1 over par at Augusta National, with Hogan seeking a record three Masters wins in succession. Patton, Patton amateur from Morgantown, also shone with 71 for 281.
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Wisconsin Badgers win seventh NCAA team title in tough meet
The NCAA tournament drew about 6 500 fans over four sessions as Wisconsin led by coach John Walsh and Jim Owens of LSU seeks a Saturday TV series for meets through next February and March. Walsh's Badgers edged Maryland for the team crown while Bobby Meath claimed the 186 pound final over Dick Bender of San Jose State.
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Fragmentary notice about payment and quarantine request
The readable text shows a partial inquiry about payment and quarantine status. It mentions a request to send 31.00 and asks if payment by postal order is acceptable or if they can pay by posts, with unclear references to figures or items.
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