Unnoticed Bowens Could Start Right Field For Orioles
Sam Bowens, a 25 year old rookie, is expected to open the season in right for Baltimore. Bowens, a big right handed batter, talked of his late 1970s Rochester stint and a muscle pull, while manager Hank Bauer praised his leadership and confidence in rebuilding the club. The Orioles, mingling praise for Bowens with optimism about Powell and pitching, aim to lift a team that slipped from early season form last year.
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Bob Saverine
Willie Kirkland
Joe Gaines
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Estrada
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Baltimore Delegate Faces New Charge
The Baltimore grand jury added receiving stolen goods to charges against Del. Ernest D. Young D Baltimore 4th. Young faces a $625 electrocardiogram machine theft accusation while previously charged with conspiracy obstructing justice and a bribery case involving a police officer. He remains free on bail.
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Exhibition Roundup Hits and Runs Across Spring Games
Houston’s Ken Johnson pitched six perfect innings before the Braves rallied for four straight hits in the seventh to win 2 1. Manny Mota belted a grand slam as the Pirates beat the Twins 12 4. Orioles beat Cardinals 1 0 on an unearned run in the ninth. White Sox edged the Mets 2 1. Reds topped Phillies 5 3 with Deron Johnson homer. Tigers beat Athletics 8 7 as Green homered. Giants outslug Cubs 9 7 with Mays doubles and a triple. Belinsky seven strong for Angels 7 1 over Indians. Koufax seven for Dodgers 5 1 win over Yankees. Howard boosted Dodgers spring average to .400.
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Nehru vows to regain northern Indian territory from China
Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament India will reclaim territory along the northern border now held by Communist Chinese forces. Defense Minister Chavan warned the border buildup is heavier than in 1962, but India has prepared for further setbacks.
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Komives Tops College Scorers in Final NCAA Stats
Howard Komives of Bowling Green led the major college scoring at 36.7 points per game, the season’s top mark in final NCAA figures. The list includes seven players above 30 ppg, with Nick Workman of Seton Hall second at 33.2, and records set for team and field goal performance.
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Butch) Komives
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Auburn
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Tulsa
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Lebanon elects 20 members as voting spread continues
May 3 results showed Karami leading in his home district with 16 220 votes after near complete returns. The one house Parliament will have 20 members from Lebanon's 99 seats. Bekka Valley votes April 12 Beirut on April 25 and South Lebanon on May 3. Campaigns focus on individuals and regional issues.
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Caracas Hotel Robbery Shocks City
A gang of 15 men raided Hotel Avila in Caracas at 3 a.m. pistol whipped and stabbed the cashier while seeking the safe key. The intruders escaped with only pocket money and employee watches. The hotel once owned by Nelson A. Rockefeller is the scene of the heist.
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Venezuela
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Hotel Change Hands to American Buyer
The cashier could not locate the item. Rockefeller sold the hotel to an American, Harry Wagner, after its completion. Wagner resides in Caracas.
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Cease-Fire Arranged Between Greek and Turkish Cypriots
U N truce officers arranged a cease fire Monday in western Cyprus between Greek and Turkish communities. Firing stopped after three days as night fell on Kokkina and Pahy Ammos. The area remained tense and U N officers feared more trouble.
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