Boros Wins Greensboro Open in One Hole Playoff
Julius Boros edges Doug Sanders in a sudden death playoff at Greensboro to claim $6,600 after finishing 277, seven under par, tied with Sanders who earned $3,800. Sam Snead finished third one stroke back, Jack Nicklaus fourth, and Boros posted a 66 for the low round amid cloudy 45 degree conditions at Sedgefield Country Club.
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Greensboro
N.C
Julius Boros
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Sam Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Boros
Sedgefield Country Club
Julius Boras
Lorenzen wins Atlanta 500 at 134.25 mph average
Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst Illinois drives a 1964 Ford to his third straight Atlanta 500 victory at a record 134.25 mph average. Only 10 of 39 starters finished as Paul Goldsmith crashed out early while Bobby Isaac narrowly challenged Lorenzen over the final miles. Ned Jarrett Jim Hurtubise Buck Baker Tiny Land Richard Petty Tim Spikes and others completed the top ten in Plymouths and Dodges.
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Atlanta
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Ford
Lorenzen
Atlanta International Raceway
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Isaac
Paul Goldsmith
Mexico City
Plymouth
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Ned Jarrett
Newton
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Junior Johnson
Ronda
Buck Baker
Charlotte
Tiny Land
Tiny Land of Cross, N.C
Richard Petty
Randleman
Jim Paschal
High Point
Bill McMahan
Dandridge
Orioles pound Dodgers with 13 hits in 6-1 win
In Miami Baltimore slugged Dodgers 6-1 building on 13 singles and a Lou Jackson two run double off six LA pitchers. Barber and Haddix held the world champions to five hits as Frank Howard Ca milli and Ferrara contributed infield and grounder plays. Snyder and Adair each had two safeties.
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Miami
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Lou Jackson
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Steve Barber
Harvey Haddix
Frank Howard
Doug Camilli
al Ferrara
MacArthur Avid Sports Fan Led Olympic Arbitration
Gen Douglas MacArthur, who died at 82, was a lifelong sports enthusiast and influential administrator. He chaired the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame, arbitrated the AAU NCAA Olympic dispute in 1963, and reshaped West Point athletics, including intercollegiate status for boxing and wrestling, while famed for his gym wall inscription about victory.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
Kennedy
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U.S
Waldorf-Astoria Towers
Col
Don Hull
AAU
Walter Byers
Thhe
NCAA
Albert Whettle
Baltimore
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Minor Grid Loop Ends Its Meeting
Charleston West Virginia and other cities in the United Football League concluded a two day session without completing the schedule. Commissioner Gareff promised a full timetable early this week after minor details are settled. The eight team loop lists divisions with Charleston Joliet Grand Rapids Cleveland in the West and Wheeling Indianapolis Montreal Toledo in the East. Toronto was rejected for lack of representation and Syracuse ceased its franchise last season.
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W.va
United Football League
George Gareff
Joliet, Ill
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cleveland
Wheeling
Indianapolis
Montreal
Toledo
Toronto
Canada
Syracuse
N.Y
Easy Victory for Dick Smith in Race Against Car and Pony
Laurel Maryland AP report says Dick Smith, University of Maryland track star, won easily in a race against a 1911 car and a stable pony. Smith ran a quarter mile while the horse and buggy covered a half mile, showcasing an uneven matchup despite the crowd’s jeers.
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Laurel
Deacons open ACC bid as Terps face West Virginia today
Wake Forest seeks to defend its ACC baseball crown after a 7-1 start and a Florida State Invitational setback. Virginia leads the league at 3-1 after taking two from South Carolina. Duke, Yale, and others post varying results. Upcoming schedule includes Wake Forest at Duke, Maryland hosting West Virginia, and several cross matchups through the weekend.
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Associated Press
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Deacons
Florida State
Duke
Virginia
South Carolina
Clemson
North Carolina
Cornell
N.C. State
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Sole
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Jon Kressig
Tom Richy
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Maryland
VMI
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Furman
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Rhode Island
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Southern
Hazzard Bradley Lead 12 Man Tokyo Bound Basketball Team
New York AP reports UCLA's Walt Hazzard and Princeton's Bill Bradley head a 12 man U.S. Olympic basketball squad named after three days of trials at St. John’s University. The group includes six footers Caldwell Bradley McCaffrey Shipp Barnes Counts Jackson Wilson Brown and Davies with alternates Goodrich Nash Hetzel Murrell Minton Stallworth and Adams.
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Walt Hazzard
UCLA
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Goodyear Wingfoots
United States
G. Russell Lyons
Boulder
Colo
St. John’s University
Pete McCaffrey
Larry Brown
Dick Davies
Joe Caldwell
Arizona State
Jerry Shipp
Phillips 66Ers
Jim Barnes
Texas Western
Mel Counts
Oregon State
Lucious Jackson
Pan American College
George Wilson
Jamaco Saints
Jeff Mullins
Duke
Bunk Adams
US Army
Gail Goodrich
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
Willie Murrell
Kansas State
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Bill Minton
U.S. Air Force
Dave Stallworth
Wichita
Hank Vaughn
Henry Iba
Oklahoma State
Iba
NCAA
AAU
Armed Forces
Ariz
State
Goody’s
Jerry Shipps
Phillips
Texas West
Oregon St
Pan Am
Jamaco
Goodyear
Debbie Thompson Triumphs With Trio of Wins At MA AAU Clinic
Debbie Thompson of Frederick Track and Field Club swept three events at the Middle Atlantic AAU clinic at West Chester State College. She won the 45 yard dash 45 yard hurdles and the 220 yard dash, edging teammate Tammy Davis in the hurdles. Davis posted 6.1 in her heat, Thompson 6.0. Thompson's 25.7 in the 220 yard dash is the indoor best in the east this year. Joyce Davis placed sixth in the hurdles. Tammy Davis's 11 year old sister ran 6.7 in a hurdle heat. Fourteen club girls competed. The squad heads to Akron Ohio for the National Indoor Championship Saturday and Sunday.
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West Chester State College
Philadelphia
Frederick Track and Field Club
Miss Thompson
Tammy Davis
Miss Davis
Debbie
Joyce Davis
Tammy
Gary
Ind
Akron
Ohio
Ramsburg Headlines Mountaineers Baseball Brochure
Dale Ramsburg of Frederick leads West Virginia on the front cover of the team brochure with coach Steve Harrick. Ramsburg is batting .500 and WVU faces the University of Maryland.
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Dale Ramsburg
Frederick
West Virginia University
Steve Harrick
Ramsburg
Mountaineers
University of Maryland
Yankees eye rematch with Dodgers as Berra vows strong prospects
In Lauderdale AP report, Yogi Berra says the 1964 Yankees, aiming to beat the Dodgers again, are stronger in pitching and depth. He names key hurlers Ford Bouton Downing and a deep bullpen while stressing health for Mantle and Maris to power a pennant bid.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Lauderdale
Fla
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Berra
Yogi Berra
Dodgers
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Yankees
Mantle
Maris
Yogi
Ford
FHS Baseball Schedule
The schedule lists Francis Scott Key Martinsburg South Hagerstown Glenelg Howard County Sherwood Johns Hopkins Martinsburg Boonsboro Maryland Fresh North Hagerstown South Hagerstown with dates in April including 9 10 14 17 21 23 24 27 30 and home and away games with varied start times.
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Francis Scott Key
Martinsburg
South Hagerstown
Glenelg
Howard County
Sherwood
Boonsboro
Johns Hopkins
Frosh
Ore Hagerstown
Maryland Fresh
North Hagerstown
American Legion Cage Results Open Tourney Play
The thirty-first annual American Legion Basketball Tournament opened at West Frederick outdoor courts with six games. Seventh grade results: Recreation 2 beat Walkersville 26 24 and Emmitsburg defeated Recreation 1 24 23. Eighth grade: Recreation 1 forfeited Emmitsburg and Elm Street beat Recreation 2 44 12. Ninth grade: Recreation 1 beat Elm Street 24 18 and Walkersville defeated Recreation 3 27 16. Tomorrow Recreation 2 faces Emmitsburg for seventh grade crown. Walkersville plays Elm Street in eighth grade. Recreation 2 meets Thurmont in ninth grade.
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West Frederick
Recreation 2
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Recreation One
Recreation 1
Elm Street
Recreation
Thurmont
Orioles Trim Roster With Pitchers Optioned to Rochester
Orioles optioned pitchers Darold Knowles and Herm Starrette to Rochester Sunday, reducing roster to 29 players. Baltimore announced the return of Ron Davis to Houston Colts and assigned rookie first baseman Mike Fiore to Class A Aberdeen.
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Miami
Fla
Baltimore Orioles
Darold Knowles
Herm Starrette
Rochester
Baltimore
Ron Davis
Houston Colts
Mike Fiore
Aberdeen
District 7 Legion loop down to 3 teams this year
The District 2 American Legion baseball league trims to three teams with Frederick Brunswick Westminster remaining while Thurmont Hampstead withdraw. Hampstead may rejoin before June 6 opener. Season ends July 18, with the district winner facing District 1 champion in late July. State tournament runs July 31 through Aug. 4 at College Park, with regional playoffs Aug. 13-19. World Series in Little Rock Aug 30.
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Joe Price
Thurmont
Hampstead
Price
Frederick
Brunswick
Westminster
Cumberland Area
College Park
Little Rock
Ark
St Johns High eyeing Blue Ridge clash season start
St John’s High School opens its baseball season April 13 against Frederick IV’s at Frederick High. Coach Al Pansa predicts top-flight competition in the Blue Ridge Conference with a young, balanced lineup featuring pitching trio Mauro Snow Nash and Moxley, infielders Tregoning Orlando De Grange Polino and Lyles, catchers O’Brien Motter Healey, and a strong outfield led by Willard Quinn and Cross. Schedule runs through late May with road dates at St Maria Goretti Emmitsburg St Joseph’s Martinsburg and others.
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Larry Yanos
News-Post
St. John’s
Frederick Iv’s
Frederick High Diamond
Blue Ridge
al Pansa
Saints
St. Maria Garrett
Hagerstown
St. Joseph’s
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Martinsburg
St. Maria
Pansa
Mike Ma
Orlando
DeGrange
Sherald
Polino
Lyles
Pat O’brien
Jack Motter
Kevin Healey
Motter
Mike Willard
Jeff Quinn
Aubrey Cross
Mike Morrisey
Tim O’toole
Ron DeGrange
Rick Costrow
Bob Cox
Tregoning
Willard
Quinn
Frederick JV
St. Maria Goretti
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