Colts To Leave Westminster For Training Amid Segregation Clash
The Baltimore Colts say they will move their 1963 spring training camp from Westminster Maryland if public facilities remain segregated. A meeting with integration groups preceded the stance, and CORE criticized the decision. A November 1964 referendum could extend equal accommodations laws in Carroll County.
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Local Leagues Face Leadership Crisis as Director Resigns
Glenn Rippeon resigns as Frederick district director forcing relocation to Washington Pennsylvania. Frank Sidams will handle district business until a new director is named amid general reluctance to take the post. Frederick High competes in the St James Invitation Meet this Saturday as Cadets dominate several records at Hagerstown prep school.
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Major League Standings and Schedules Amidraw Notes
Fragmentary report lists standings and upcoming games with scattered names and venues. Mentions include New York City matches and scheduled events, with unclear references to players and teams. The text remains incomplete and requires source clarification for precise details.
Clark Watkins Lead Lancers To Win With Four RBIs
Clark drove in four runs including a two run triple and others in the first and fourth innings. Watkins pitched a complete game allowing only two runs. Ken Cookalee added a hit as the Lancers defeated their opponent 7 2.
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Langanore
Ken Cookalee
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Late Baseball Rundown Highlighting Scorers and Names
A partial recap lists multiple players and scores including Mossi Ecan Tri Andes Rourke Bass Thies J Willis Fischer Sullivan L Egan and Oh N I with various counts. Mentions New York Chicago and other locales along with several ambiguous surnames and numbers, reflecting a fragmented OCR snippet.
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Nats Top Angels 4-1 Behind Cheney Sharp Shutout
Washington pitcher Tom Cheney earned a second straight shutout as the Nats defeated the Los Angeles Angels 4-1. Cheney limited the Angels to four hits and improved to 1-0 while Albie Pearson contributed offensively, and Washington's defense stifled LA’s attempts.
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Liston Knee Ready for Patterson Rematch on June 27
Jack Nilon, adviser to Sonny Liston, says a title fight with Floyd Patterson is agreed for June 27 in Las Vegas with promoters Championship Sports Inc. planned for a closed circuit TV show and gate split. Officials consider Las Vegas or Baltimore as venues while Liston’s knee is described as fine after earlier injury.
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Writers Approve Rozelle's Action
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle faces broad support from sports columnists for his crackdown on gambling by players. While some critics call the suspensions of Paul Hornung and Alex Karras severe, many praise the move as upholding league integrity and contracts.
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Dallas Times-Herald
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Mexico Upsets US in Pan American Tennis
In Sao Paulo, Mexico’s Juan Arredondo upset top American Frank Froehling in straight sets 6-3 6-4 6-2 in the Pan American Games tennis first round. Allen Fox defeated Vincente Zarazua 6-4 6-4 6-0 to keep U.S. hopes alive as Froehling blamed no fatigue for the loss. The U.S. baseball team rebounded from a 13-1 loss to Cuba with a 5-3 win over Mexico, led by Charlie Roys two RBIs and Bobby Jenkins hot pitching.
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Cadets Take Tri-State Golf News With Narrow Win
Bob Craw edged North Hagerstown 1 up to lead Frederick’s Cadets to a 14-14-313 triump over North. Frank Wickless shot 78 as the Cadets went 3-0 in team matches and sit 4-0 in Tri-State standings with next at VFW against Loudoun Valley.
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Frank Wickless
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Brick Kennedy
Crai Rhoderick
Chip Burgess
Clyde LaBrush
Loudoun Valley High School
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Yankees drub Army 15 to 2 in exhibition game
New York Yankees bombed Army 15 2 at West Point as star Mickey Mantle made a surprise nine day return at bat. Mantle, sidelined with a torn stomach muscle, popped up in the first inning. Yogi Berra was struck on the instep by a ball in pregame practice and left for ice packs.
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