Moser forecasts record pace for Frederick track stars
The Changing Times notes coach Hal Moser says Frederick high school runners are faster across events. He cites mile times dropping from 4:40 to 4:26 aiming at state meets, 880 relays cutting from 1:39–1:40 to 1:36, and 220s under 23 seconds. Conditioning and cross country are key factors.
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Hal Moser
Frederick
Moser
Lawlor
Northwestern
Lance Howard
Blue Ridge
Bethesda-Chevy Chase and
Spingarn
Maryland School For the
Dick Burdette
Patterson Machen Heavyweight Bout Set for Sweden
Floyd Patterson and Eddie Machen will meet in a title elimination fight in Sweden on July 5 or 12. Promoter Walter Minskoff announced the plan with co promoter Al Bolan and Edwin Ahlquist of Sweden confirming by phone. The site options include Stockholm and Goteborg with a third city not named.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Floyd Patterson
Eddie Machen
Sweden
Machen
Walter Minskoff
al Bolan
Edwin Ahlquist
New York
Patterson
Floyd
Exhibition Baseball Scores Across The Circuit
Multiple exhibition games reported with Chicago (A) 2 over New York (N) and other results including Milwaukee 2 Houston 1 Detroit 8 Kansas City 7 Baltimore 1 St. Louis 9 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 3 San Francisco 9 Chicago (N) 12 Pittsburgh 4 Minnesota 4 Los Angeles (A) 7 Cleveland. West Virginia at Maryland canceled due to rain.
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Milwaukee
Houston
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Nicklaus stock rises at Masters after rains flood Augusta
A monsoon like storm floods Augusta National washing out practice and boosting Jack Nicklaus, the 24 year old defending champion, as a clear favorite to win the Masters. Weather officials caution ongoing showers may extend into Tuesday with up to two inches of rain, complicating forecasts for the opening round.
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Augusta
Augusta National
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Sam Snead
Augusta Weather Bureau
Columbus
Ohio
Ask the Pro Golf Dial Debuts on Sports Page
A new three weekly golf advice feature titled Ask the Pro appears in this newspaper. Readers are guided on greens with easy instructions from the column’s experts.
Ruth Tryouts at McCurdy Field Continue This Evening
Babe Ruth League tryouts and registration continue this evening despite the weather. They are held at McCurdy Field starting at 5 p.m.
Musial Faults Cardinal Front Office Over Lost Pennants
Stan Musial criticizes St Louis Cardinals management in Look Magazine for trades he says cost the team four or five pennants. He cites Johnny Mize Walker Cooper and Murry Dickson deals as among the worst. Branch Rickey Fred Saigh and Bob Hannegan defend past decisions noting pennants won in 1942 43 and 44 and close calls after trades.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Cardinal
Look Magazine
Mize
Johnny Mize
Sam Breaden
Branch Rickey
New York Giants
Musial
Cardinals
Cooper Sale
Walker Cooper
Breadon
Giants
Murry Dickson
Fred Saigh
Robert Hannegan
Pittsburgh Pirates
Rickey
Saigh
Hannegan
Redbirds
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Murry
Orioles Narrow Cardinals 1-0 In Spring Game
Baltimore scores an unearned run in the ninth to edge St. Louis 1-0. Robin Roberts and Chuck Estrada combined on the first spring shutout for the Cardinals. Sam Bowens reached third after Carl Warwick misplayed a liner, then John Orsino drove him home. Roger Craig and Ray Sadecki held the Orioles to four singles through eight. Curt Flood played center in his first action since March 22.
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ST. Petersburg
Fila
Baltimore Orioles
St. Louis Cardinals
Robin Roberts
Chuck Estrada
Redbirds
Sam Bowens
Carl Warwick
John Orsino
Bowens
Roger Craig
Ray Sadecki
Orioles
Bob Humphreys
Curt Flood
Zimmer Skowron to Play Opener
Don Zimmer with a broken left hand plans part time duty at third base for the Senators in the final five spring games. He will wear a protective bandage and likely miss the opener until days after April 13. Bill Skowron will not return until late in the week after heel injury tests. Ron Kline will pitch two innings against the Twins.
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Pompano Beach
Don Zimmer
Washington Senators
Zimmer
Bill Skowron
Minnesota Twins
Orlando
Ron Kline
Twins
Frederick Cadets Open Track At MSC Amid Weather Shifts
Frederick High School opens its track season hosting BCC and Spingarn, but rain moves running events to the Maryland School for the Deaf all weather track. Field events start 2 45 p m with running at 3 15 p m. Gene Wahl out with illness may skip pole vault, meet proceeds rain or shine.
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Frederick High School
Hal Moser
Frederick
Maryland School For the Deaf
BCC
Spingarn
Bethesda - Chevy Chase
Moser
Gene Wahl
Gentile Prefers Kansas City Park for Power Hitting
In Braden ton Florida AP Gentile says Kansas City park suits his swing better than Baltimore’s. He notes the 309 foot right field line in Baltimore versus 338 in KC and expects to top 30 homers with the A's. He was traded after a down year, citing 1961 as his peak with 46 homers and 141 RBIs.
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Bradenton
Fla
Jim Gentile
Death Valley
Baltimore
Kansas City
K.C
A’s Park
Gentile
Norm Siebern
Kansas City Park
Finley
Charlie Finley
A’s
Hank Bauer
Siebern
Motter Named to Blue Ridge Conference Team
St Johns guard Jack Motter earned a spot on the Blue Ridge Conference all star first team at Sunday meeting in Emmitsburg. Teammate Karl Brust also earned second team honors as St Maria Goretti dominated both first and second teams with players Bill Lucas Terry Dwyer Maynard Bacon and others. St Josephs Martinsburg placed Bob Brandt on first team and Butch Caton Dick Grimes on second team while Emmitsburg added Dennis Stahley to the second team. Walter Alston and his Dodgers squads have claimed four NL pennants and three World Series titles.
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St. John’s
Jack Motter
Emmitsburg
Karl Brust
St. Maria
Dennis Stahley
Leafs bring up reserve help for critical game six
Toronto Maple Leafs recalled four Rochester Americans players to bolster the lineup for game six against the Montreal Canadiens. Coach Punch Imlach said only one recalled player would dress, with Kent Douglas arriving and Al Arbour Gerry Ehman and Ed Litzenberger expected later. The Leafs can dress 17 skaters plus a goalie but have used 16.
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Toronto
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadiens
Leafs
Rochester Americans
Punch Imlach
Kent Douglas
al Arbour
Gerry Ehman
Ed Litzenberger
National Hockey League
Imlach
Group bids again to buy Redskins from Marshall heirs
A group led by George L. Ohrstrom of Plains Virginia renewed a bid for majority control of the Washington Redskins. The investors offered seven million dollars for 52 percent stock held by George P. Marshall and plan to send a cashier's check as a down payment. Court guardian John J. Carmody noted Marshall’s stock could be sold by order of the court regardless of other stockholders' wishes.
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Washington
National Football League
George L. Ohrstrom
the Plains
Redskins
C. Leo Deorsey
George P. Marshall
Ohrstrom Group
Marshall
Redskin
John J. Carmody
Colts Trade Pyle to Vikings for Stonebreaker
Baltimore Colts announce a trade sending offensive guard Palmer Pyle to Minnesota for Steve Stonebreaker a linebacker and tight end. Pyle played four seasons after a 1959 draft pick. Stonebreaker was a 1961 Vikings future pick from the University of Detroit and spent two seasons with them. The Detroit Tigers have won 100 or more games in a season three times, finishing second in 1915 and 1961.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Palmer Pyle
Minnesota Vikings
Steve Stonebreaker
Pyle
Colts
Stonebreaker
Vikings
University of Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Dodgers Face Tougher Path to NL Title in 1964
Dodgers manager Walter Alston warns they will face sterner NL competition led by five or six hopeful clubs. The club relies on pitching depth with Drysdale Koufax Podres and Perranoski anchoring staff while Wes Parker and Tommy Davis provide emerging power and speed.
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Vero Beach
Fla
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Walter Alston
Dodgers
Frank Howard
Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Tommy Davis
Howard
Alston
Wes Parker
Parker
Ron
Dick New
Wally Moon
Jim Gilliam
Dick Tracewski
Nate Oliver
Ken McMullen
Johnny Werhas
Gilliam
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Moon
John Roseboro
Doug Camilli
Koufax
Johnny Podres
Ron Perranoski
Larry Sherry
Bob Miller
Sherry
Pete Richert
Cronin Sees Four Yankee Challengers
AL President Joe Cronin predicted four teams Chicago Baltimore Minnesota and Detroit will challenge the New York Yankees this season after touring Florida spring camps. He cited improvements across the White Sox Orioles Twins and Tigers and noted continued Yankee prowess on defense and pitching.
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Joe Cronin
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
New York Yankees
Florida
White Sox
Orioles
Twins
Tigers
Yankees
Cronin
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Roger Mari
New York
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