Orioles Rally To Open Season With 5 3 Win Over White Sox
Baltimore triumphs 5 3 as Boog Powell belts a two run homer in the eighth breaking a 3 3 tie. Johnny Orsino hits a two out homer in the sixth and Joe Gaines delivers a seventh inning solo shot. Hoyt Wilhelm takes the loss for Chicago while Milt Pappas starts for Baltimore.
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Campfire of Jungle Cock Set for May at Camp Airy
The 26th annual Campfire of the Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock will be held May 15-17 at Camp Airy near Thurmont. Adults must sponsor or bring a boy, with winners and attendees from many states, as sharps and conservation messages are emphasized. Contact Gurney Godfrey in Baltimore for attendance. Ham shoot indoors at Maryland Gun Exchange May first Sunday features pistol and rifle scoring with ham prizes. Opening hunting dates listed for Pennsylvania and West Virginia with archery deer season in October and bear, turkey, and raccoon dates. Pennsylvania released nearly 2,100 wild turkeys between February and late March to boost breeding stock.
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Legion Hustlers Hold Joint Tryout
The American Legion and Frederick Hustlers will hold a joint tryout session Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon at Frederick High School under Carlyle Sole, Legion coach and Hustler manager. Eligible boys aged 16 to 18 may join the Legion team, with a rule that they cannot play for the Hustlers if already signed with another county team. Participation does not require Hustlers enrollment.
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Duva Signs Carter to 10-round Middleweight Bout in Paterson
Promoter Lou Duva announced Carter nicknamed Hurricane is signed to fight Donne in a 10 round middleweight bout at the Paterson armory. The decision was made Tuesday and venues and exact date were disclosed.
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Twins Rally Past Indians In Season Opener
Rich Rollins drove in two with a two run single in the sixth as the Minnesota Twins erased a late deficit to edge Cleveland 7 6 in the opener. Battey homered for Minnesota while Held and Wagner connected for Cleveland. Perry earned the win, Walker took the loss.
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May 13 Bout Set In Elizabeth With Louis Adair
Holly Mims of Washington DC will meet Joe Louis Adair of Elizabeth in a 10 round bout at the armory in Elizabeth New Jersey on May 13 promoter Willie Gilzenberg announced Tuesday.
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White Sox Runner Don Buford Twists at Plate
Don Buford executes a twist at home as a ball and runner converge behind the catcher during a Chicago White Sox play, creating a surprising baserunning moment.
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Standings lineups and night games across the American League
Boston and New York face off as Monbouquette and Ford vie in night action while Los Angeles visits Washington and St Louis travels to Los Angeles. Stallard locks horns with Bunning in Philadelphia and Milwaukee meets San Francisco with late games. Norman starts for Chicago against Pittsburgh as night games continue.
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Mounts Romp In Dual Track Meet
Mount St. Marys dominated Western Maryland at Emmitsburg sweeping four events and both relays to win 106 to 30 in Mason Dixon Conference track. Dave Landis led with wins in both hurdle races and anchored the 440 relay, setting the pace as the meet’s top scorer with 44 points. Western Maryland’s Carl Shiele and Bull Kidd each earned six points, with Shiele taking the discus and placing third in the shot, and Kidd finishing second to Landis in the 120 and 330 yard hurdles.
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Deal May Prolong My Career Duke Snider Switches to the Giants
Duke Snider wakes to news from Los Angeles that he has been sold to the New York Giants after Mets trade. Giants owner Horace Stoneham expresses happiness, and Snider calls his wife Bev in California as the deal unfolds.
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Shenandoah Results and Pennant Contender Talks
Race results show Farrey's Pond winning the 32 furlong event with Little Mistress second and Buck's Starr third. In other notes, Mets acquire Snider, Dodgers star, amid pennant hopes, while Giants add Duke as left handed PH and Ken Strong wins 1963 Sportsman's Brotherhood award. Pirates coach Narron suffers a broken nose in pregame drill before season opener vs Cubs.
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Mays Powers Giants Past Braves In Opener 8-4
Willie Mays hits two homers as the San Francisco Giants win 8-4 over the Milwaukee Braves at Candlestick Park. Orlando Cepeda Tom Haller and Jim Hart also homer as Juan Marichal beats Warren Spahn in the opener. Spahn lasts four innings, Marichal goes the distance.
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Tigers Trip Kaycee 7-3 to Open Season
Detroit Tigers bury Kansas City 7-3 in the season opener as Phil Regan holds five hits and Norm Cash drives a homer and two triples along with a trio of Tigers extras. Wickersham cleans ninth inning. Cash and Bruton homer for Detroit while Gentile and Jimenez go deep for Kansas City.
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Cubs Score Four In Toth Defeat Pittsburgh 8-4
In Forbes Field opener, the Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-4 after four runs in the 10th. Billy Williams belted a two run homer in the 10th, with Andre Rodgers and Dick Bertell also homering. Cubs collected 13 hits, including six doubles and three homers. Jackson earned the win, Face took the loss, and Sisk relayed relief in the 10th.
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