Dodgers Favored to Win N L and Americans in 1965
New York AP reports the Yankees remain clear favorites as a long season looms. Detroit Minnesota and Chicago show punch and pitching depth but no clear dominant challenger emerges. The article notes front office shifts under Berra and Houk and the test of Berra as player manager amid a strong pitching corps.
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Chuck Estrada
Dodgers Likely to Repeat Amidst Tough NL Race
Los Angeles favored to repeat as pennant winners with a six club battle shaping the National League race. Cardinals Giants Phillies Braves Reds and others push hard as Dodgers face injuries and strong opposition in a crowded 1964 season forecast.
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Twins Rally Past Nationals In Ninth For 5 4 Win
In Orlando AP report Bob Allison hits a bases loaded single after Rich Rollins ties it with a single. Minnesota’s Lee Stange throws eight strong innings as Rollins and Blasingame pace the offense. The late rally overturns a 4 3 deficit for the Twins. The note also recalls the 1954 heavyweight title bout between Rocky Marciano and Ez Zard Charles.
Cadets Sweep Tri Meet at Maryland School for the Deaf
Frederick High School won seven of 17 events and placed second many times to beat Bethesda Chevy Chase and Spingarn 68 59 45 in a triangular meet split between track and all weather surface at MSD. Key wins came in the 88 yard and mile relays with Larry Thompson Blaine Smith Mike Gerhold and Eric Ambush in the mile and Thompson Smith Ed Schantz and Ronnie Gibson in the 880. Gene Wahl won pole vault 9-6 and Francis Foreman took shot put 49-3. Lance Howard led a 4:37.4 mile and Bill Holton ran 880 in 2 04 3 while Lou Brachey won 120 high hurdles. Second placers included Howard Hoy Thompson Korrell Grove and Bruchey with several others. Spingarn and Frederick also scored in various events as the next meet heads to the Blue Ridge Invitational Relays at Frederick High.
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Meetings Tonight At Frederick YMCA Endorse League Plans
Two meetings are set tonight at the Frederick YMCA to draft the Frederick Industrial Softball League schedule for the coming season. League president Charles Warfield warns this is the last chance for new teams to join, with other business and schedule discussion also on the agenda.
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Exhibition Baseball Roundup: Maloney Shines in Reds Win
The Associated Press reports Jim Maloney pitched eight innings and had three singles as Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 6-4 for a fourth straight exhibition victory. Minnesota edged Washington 4-3 on Bob Allison's bases loaded single in the ninth. St Louis tied Pittsburgh in the ninth and won 3-2 in 10. Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 3-1 amid a dugout umpire dispute. Harry Bright drove in two to power the Yankees past the Dodgers 4-3. The Mets fell 8-5 to Kansas City after a late ninth inning burst. Cubs toppled Boston 4-2 behind unearned runs in the third, and Angels beat Cleveland 3-2. Detroit routs Houston 4-1 as Mickey Lolich fans 11 over nine.
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Royals Win Over Celtics in Eastern Finals Game Four
Cincinnati Royals snapped a shooting slump to beat the Boston Celtics 102-93 in a key playoff game extending the series to at least a fifth game. Oscar Robertson led with 33 points and contributed assists and steals as Boston risked elimination.
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American Legion Cage Results Seventh and Eighth Grade Finals
Emmitsburg defeated Recreation 2 29 to 17 to win the seventh grade title. Elm Street beat Walkersville 43 to 27 in the eighth grade second round. Thurmont edged Recreation 2 30 to 27 in the ninth grade. Recreation 1 versus Elm Street for eighth grade, and Recreation 1 meeting Walkersville in third round.
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Handloading Guns On A Shoestring Budget
Outdoor editor reviews the Lee Loader for shot gun shells priced at 9.95 praising its low cost and performance. A reader test with MEC comparison shows equivalent charges and easy steps from primer removal to crimp.
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News-Post
Kit Nelson
Palmer Nicklaus duel looms at 28th Masters in Augusta
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus enter the 28th Masters with a personal duel in focus. Nicklaus defending, Palmer seeking his fourth title, as weather threatens opening rounds and favorites like Gary Player Julius Boros Tony Lema Sammy Snead and Bill Casper prepare at Augusta National.
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Expensive Interviews as Cassius Clay in Cincinnati Court
In Cincinnati Cassius Clay and his secretary Archie Robinson faced assault charges after a photographer was shoved at a jazz concert. Clay told reporters interviews would cost 300 dollars each. Robinson sought a jury trial set for April 24.
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Inter-State Cage League Formed With Seven Teams
Seven teams join the newly formed Penn Maryland Amateur Adult Basketball League with more likely. Frederick Athletic Club accepted a franchise joining Union Bridge New Windsor Lancaster Pa Hanover Pa York Pa and Harrisburg Pa. League games set for two weekly matches on Wednesdays and Saturdays with two away and two home per week. A meeting at Albert Lentz’s York home May 9 will finalize arrangements and officers. Players 18 and older are invited to attend or contact Lentz at York 3 3148. All games to be played under college rules.
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Award To MacArthur
New York AP The Metropolitan District of the Amateur Athletic Union voted Monday night to award its annual gold medal to the late General Douglas MacArthur.
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