Maryland Stuns Clemson as ACC leads grow
Maryland crushed defending champion Clemson 20 to 5 in ACC action on Saturday, with Don Brown driving in six runs on two homers, a single and a sacrifice fly. Wake Forest remained undefeated atop the standings after another week of league games and nonconference trips.
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Wisconsin college boxer fights for life after injury
A University of Wisconsin boxer remains in critical condition after a brain surgery following a brutal right cross in a second round at a 23rd annual meet. Teammates, officials, and supporters prayed at Milwaukee hospital as doctors fought to save him.
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Catcher Joe Ginsberg May Quit On Waiver List
AP reports catcher Joe Ginsberg of the Baltimore Orioles appeared on the American League waiver list. He said he would retire unless claimed by a major league club. Ginsberg, 33, joined the Orioles in 1956 and has been the club’s No. 2 catcher behind Gus Triandos. He batted .211 in 61 games last season.
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Palmer Wins Masters Tournament
Arnold Palmer won the Masters by one stroke over Ken Venturi at Augusta National. Palmer finished 72 holes in 282 after a final round 70, earning 17,500 of the 87,050 total purse as Venturi and Finsterwald chased to the end.
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Bow and Arrow Deer Season Overlap Sparks West Maryland Debate
In Allegany, Garrett and Washington Counties bow season may overlap firearm turkey season this fall. Archery clubs push for extension while Western Maryland Wildlife Federation opposes. Game Commission chairman says many Western Maryland sportsmen oppose overlap, others seek uniform statewide bow and arrow deer seasons.
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Kiddie Boxers Are All Ribbon Winners
Annapolis AP report on the Navy’s 41st annual junior boxing finals at the Naval Academy. Forty two youngsters ages 5 to 12, many sons of officers or staff, trained six weeks under Tony Rubino. All participants received a blue ribbon, a gold varsity N, and treats. no decisions were awarded.
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Local Beagles Share Honor At Inter national Beagle Federation
Rocky Spring Nifty and Rocky Spring Penny, owned by D. K. Schultz Jr., won first and second in the 13 inch competition. Tuscarora Judy and Tuscarora Car-o-Line, owned by H. E. Staley, Yellow Sprigs, won first and second in the 13 inch stake. Qualifying stakes were near Greencastle, Pennsylvania last week. Asopo, a 13-1 shot, won the Premio Parioli at Capannelle Track near Rome with Antonio Andreucci aboard, finishing three lengths ahead of Origano. owned by the Ital ian Del Foldo Stable.
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Orioles Top Phillies on Five Hit Exhibition
In Miami, rookie Chuck Estrada and lefty Rip Coleman limited Philadelphia to five hits as Baltimore won 5-0. Gene Woodling drove in three runs with an infield roller and a fifth inning single, backing the pitchers.
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Broad Run Optimistic For Tri County League Season Start
Broad Run opens the Tri County League season on April 24 with new manager Jack Maught keeping faith in a stronger showing after a dismal 1959 finish. Four veterans including Gene Smith and Arthur Huffer anchor a defense, while new additions Chip Cline and Waldo Ricketts boost the lineup.
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Bell Rings Tomorrow Pressure On Dodgers
Opening day focuses on the Dodgers as San Francisco Milwaukee challenge in the National League pennant race. Roberts leads Cincinnati in the opener for the Phillies in Cincinnati, while Spahn starts Milwaukee against Pittsburgh. A wave of rookies and veterans reshapes lineups with 40 percent turnover and split openers defining the new season.
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Bradham Wins Brussels Grand Prix Auto Race
Australian world champion driver Jack Bradham won the Brussels Grand Prix in a Cooper. The race, not counting toward world championship standings, was run in two segments of 35 laps each, totaling 318.62 kilometers.
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Liners win with two runs in eighth inning
Emmitsburg defeats Brunswick 7 to 3 as Jack White lays down a bunt in the eighth to score two, giving the Liners the lead. Winning pitcher Ken Swomley allowed eight hits, with Wayne Hawes accounting for three. Dick Swomley added power, going 4 for 6, as Emmitsburg early trail turns to victory.
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Weekend Fights Tokyo Koji Ishibashi Outpoints Nagata
In Tokyo Ishibashi outpointed Kozo Nagata in a bantamweight clash. The event featured Mexican and German boxers with multiple outpoints and stoppages including Havana and Miami Beach bouts and a European heavyweight title fight in Frankfurt.
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Hartack agent Lang quits for Pimlico post
Baltimore native Chick Lang resigns as Willie Hartack’s agent after six years to become assistant racing director at Pimlico. He predicts earning about one third of Hartack’s former 20 percent share, cites future family balance, and notes Hartack’s talent while describing a long, frictious split over horse selections and prideful stance.
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