Senators Open 1966 Season Against Indians
Washington faces Cleveland in the season opener as Pete Richert starts for the Senators against Sam McDowell. Vice President Humphrey stands in for President Johnson at the ceremony while Ken McMullen and John Orsino are in the lineup with Don Lock listed doubtful.
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Standings and schedule for today’s AL games
The American League features Cleveland at Washington in a single game. Also on the docket Kansas City at Minnesota, Detroit at New York, Baltimore at Boston, and California at Chicago with attendance listed for each game.
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Clemson and South Carolina share ACC lead after week
Clemson tied the Gamecocks for the ACC lead by winning three conference games. Both teams are undefeated in league play as Clemson defeated Maryland 12-7 after a 11-1 win earlier, while South Carolina also added wins and awaits Maryland in upcoming home games. Other results include Wake Forest beating Duke 4-3 and West Virginia taking NC State 9-4 in the opener of a doubleheader. Florida State beat North Carolina 4-1 and South Carolina beat Carson-Newman 6-4.
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Baseball Schedule Summary for National League and Clubs
National League New York pitcher Fisher 8-24 faces Triemmnati led by Pappas 13-9. Houston with Roberts 52 meets Los Angeles with Osteen 15-15. Chicago’s Broglio 1-6 challenges San Francisco Marichal 22-13. Pittsburgh Veale 17-12 travels to Atlanta Cloninger 24-11. Philadelphia Bunning 19-9 visits St Louis Gibson 20-12. Only games scheduled.
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Mets Pound Orioles In Training Finale
The New York Mets beat the Baltimore Orioles 6-3 in an exhibition finale in Portsmouth. Frank Bertain allowed four runs in the sixth while Brooks Robinson left after a head cut from a fielder’s hat. Dave Johnson hit a Orioles homer off Tug McGraw as Baltimore closed its spring at 15-11.
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Masters Race Ends In Three Way Tie At 288
Jack Nicklaus Gay Brewer Jr and Tommy Jacobs finish tied at 288 in the Masters as Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Don Finsterwald contend. Palmer and Player struggle with three putts while Doug Sanders finishes two strokes back. Hogan fades with 295. Maxwell Bayer post fastest round at Augusta National.
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Crossland Wins Blue Ridge Relays Meet at Frederick High
Crossland High School led by Don Bowie and Francis Foreman overcame weak field events to win the Blue Ridge Relays at Frederick High, edging Frederick 55 to 52 as St. John’s, Baltimore Poly and Edmondson followed. Foreman won shot put and discus. Crossland captured four track relays including the two mile. St. John’s set a shuttle hurdles record.
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Liver Ailment Fatal To Krouse Ex Ter o Lineman
Ray Krouse former Maryland football star and four NFL teams died at Georgetown University Hospital at 39 after an in hospital illness. He played 1948 to 1950 for Maryland and later spent ten years with NFL clubs in New York Detroit Baltimore and Washington. Burial planned for Arlington National Cemetery.
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Sunday Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Cities
Baseball results from Sunday show Cincinnati, Chicago, A losing 3 to 6 against Boston 6 to 3 Washington 1 New York A 2 Atlanta 1 Philadelphia 11 Pittsburgh Minnesota 8 Houston 1 New York 6 Baltimore 3 St Louis 7 Kansas City 6 in 10 innings Oklahoma City POL 9 Detroit 4 Los Angeles 6 Cleveland 0 California 6 San Francisco 5 Chicago N 3 Tacoma PCL 1.
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Reds Mets Open Baseball Season In Traditional Opener
Cincinnati hosts New York in the 82nd anniversary home opener as Milton Pappas makes his Reds debut against Jack Fisher. Orioles unveil Robinson in Boston while fans anticipate pennant fever and a wide open race across leagues.
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Umps Meet Frederick County Umpires Association
The Frederick County Umpires Association will hold a meeting at 7 pm at the Frederick American Legion. All interested persons are urged to attend.
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