Sanders Wins Greensboro Open With 69 Final Round
Doug Sanders shot a 2 under par 69 to win the Greensboro Open by four strokes with a 270 total. Jimmy Clark, returning pro Kel Nagle and others chased, Clark finishing runner up at 274. Sanders earned 5500 dollars top prize, Clark 3500, while prize money rose to 37500 for the event at Sedgefield Country Club.
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Detrick Troop 799 Wins Winter Scout Swim Meet at Hood Pool
The Francis Scott Key District winter swim meet drew 100 Boy Scouts from 13 units to Hood College Pool on April 6. Fort Detrick’s Troop 799 topped all troops with 145 points, earning ribbons for individual winners and overall standings.
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A's Rally to Beat Twins in Kansas City
Kansas City pulled Camilo Pascual in the fourth after a five run burst and held on behind Orlando Pena’s relief work for a 3 4 victory. Manny Jimenez and Jose Tartabull powered the rally with a three run double and a two run triple. The A’s swept the three game series.
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Houston Bombs Koufax For 5-4 Victory Over L A
The Astros rally past the Dodgers 5-4 as Houston hitters pile up runs. Koufax struggles with control and allows key runs in the late innings. The crowd watches as Houston gains momentum in a tense clash at the ballpark.
Rookie Vic Davalillo Delivers First AL Home Run in 6-0 Indians Win
Cleveland top Detroit 6-0 ending a three game skid as rookie Vic Davalillo belts his first American League homer. Starter Jam Grant injures after a ball off Jin Bunning. Walker finishes. Indians improve to 2-? with Tebbetts guiding a rookie lineup.
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Cincy Drops Fourth In Row Inconsistent Play Revealed
An unclear recap shows Cincinnati in its fourth straight defeat with scattered phrases mentioning players, team effort, and various game moments. Limited legible details hint at defensive lapses and missed opportunities as the streak grows.
Williams Beats Orioles In Williams New York Debut
Stan Williams pitched five hitter in his first Yankees start to beat Baltimore 5-1 as New York moved into undisputed first place. The Dodgers trade acquisition struck out eight in a complete game, with the Orioles’ lone run coming on back to back triples in the fifth. Mantle sat out with a strained left abdomen while Maris rested a pulled left leg.
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Kline Sparkles In Relief As Nats Win 7 6
Washington pitcher Ron Kline delivered four strong innings to help the Senators rally past the Red Sox 7-6. Carl Bouldin earned the win with Kline outstanding among nine used, as Washington seized a 2-1 lead in the series. Ed Brinkman drove in the go ahead run with a third inning triple and New Retter scored on the play. Hal Kolstad took the loss for Boston.
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Standings and results from the SCA games
The standings show New York leading with 4 1 and .800, Baltimore 3 2 .600, Detroit 3 2 .600, and others. Yesterday Cleveland beat Detroit 6 0, New York beat Baltimore 5 0, Washington beat Boston 7 6, and Kansas City defeated Minnesota 5 4. Today's schedule lists Los Angeles at Minnesota, Kansas City at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, Detroit at New York, and Baltimore at Boston.
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Cline delivers walkoff in 10th as Braves top Mets 1-0
Ty Cline singled with none out in the 10th inning to lift the Milwaukee Braves to a 1-0 victory over the New York Mets. Bob Hendley allowed four singles as Milwaukee improved to 1-1, while New York stretched its scoreless streak to six games and 19 hits in the series.
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Horse racing card for track meet dated April 15 1963
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Chicubs Halt Giants 3 1 In Cag Game Voice
Chicago Cubs defeat San Francisco Giants 3 1 as Larry Jackson silences the power brigade. Opposing starter Juan Marichal loses, while Jose Cardwell launches a home run in a game notable for strong Cubs defense and timely hits.
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Myers Wins Pigeon Races at Frederick County Event
Myers took top honors in a local pigeon racing meet held by the Mason Dixon Sorter Association. Awards listed include numbers and participants such as Normaun Riters and George Powe, with notes on laps and yardages.
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Celtics Edge Lakers 117-114 In opener of NBA playoffs
Boston overcame a slow start to beat Los Angeles 117-114 as Tommy Heinsohn delivered two late baskets. Bill Russell 11 free throws and 1:42 left gave the Celtics the lead, with Sam Jones and Baylor led scorers and Jerry West 25 for the Lakers. The Celtics chase a fifth straight title as Sam Jones scored 29 and 15 boards.
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Clemson Plays at Maryland in ACC Baseball Battle
Clemson visits Maryland in an ACC baseball pairing as Wake Forest expands its non conference slate with Georgia Southern. Maryland improved to 5 2 overall 1 1 in the league after an 8 1 win over South Carolina led by Dick Koch 10 strikeouts and a double.
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Phillies sweep doubleheader to tie NL leaders
Jack Baldschun saved both games in relief as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 3 in 10 innings and 5 4. Don Demeter drove in the winning run in the nightcap, and Earl Avilail’s sacrifice fly produced the opener in the 10th. The Phils move into a first place NL tie with San Francisco and Pittsburgh at 4-1.
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