Pena Flings Orioles 0 as A's Take AL Lead
Orlando Pena pitched through late jams to blank the Baltimore Orioles 5 0 lifting the Kansas City Athletics to the American League lead. Baltimore stranded 10 runners and made two putouts at the plate in the sixth inning while KC scored one in the seventh and four in the ninth.
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Hard Time For Soft Sell Madonna Bay Orioles Uniforms
The Baltimore Orioles front office markets the new conservative home uniforms through radio TV and newspapers amid mixed public reaction. Announcers touted changes including black caps with orange trim while critics say the look betrays team tradition and fans voice dissent. The sell job continues as supporters defend the updated attire.
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Baltimore News-Post
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Wilhelm Shines as White Sox Beat Yankees in 12 Innings
Mike Hershberger delivered a two run single and Hoyt Wilhelm tossed 3 1 3 scoreless innings for Chicago as the White Sox edged the Yankees 6 to 4 in 12 innings. Wilhelm relieved in the ninth and opened the seventh with a single to spark the comeback.
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Wilhelm Stars
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Mets Rally To 2-0 Win Over Cubs In Spring Action
New York Mets blank Chicago 2-0 behind Ron Hunt first major league homer and solid three hit pitching from Wilsey. Hunt, a 22 year old acquired from Milwaukee for 90 000, homered in the fifth to extend the lead as Buhl struggled. Chien Chee Cries Wiley and Frack Thomas also contributed on offense in a tense early season exhibition.
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Girls Run At Penn Relays Feature at Franklin Field
Frederick's Track and Field Club sends Deb bie Thompson Tammy Davis Cheryl Hoy and Mary Lawson in the feature women's 40-yard relay at the 69th Penn Relays in Philadelphia. Ohio Track Club is favored as national champions with over 40 000 expected for a day in Penn's stadium.
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Mary Lawson
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Washington, D.C
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Columbus Ohio
Patton advances to quarterfinals at North South Amateur
Billy Joe Patton survived two near-disasters to win 1 up over Alex Welsh and then halve the final hole against Tom Draper to reach the quarterfinals. He set up a Thursday match with Cobby Ware as Ray Terry Sam Marsh Jake Howard Bob Allen John Guenthery and Dave Smith also posted victories in Pinehurst.
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Bell and Grant Combine for Indians Win
Gary Bell and Mudcat Grant combined on a four hitter to lead Cleveland past Boston 2 0. Bell struck out 10 over seven innings before tiring in the ninth and Grant finished. Woodie Held provided the offense with a homer and the Indians capitalized on Red Sox miscues to secure the victory.
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Woodie Held
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Reston
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Thuan
Maryland
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Kaline Ends 15-Inning Tie With Wrong-Field Homer
Detroit Tigers edge Los Angeles Angels 4-3 in 15 innings as Al Kaline hits a wrong-field homer off Eli Grba to break the deadlock. Kaline also doubled in the seventh, Lee Thomas singled in the 12th, and Coot Veal added a pinch hit to put Detroit ahead. Attendance 1,375 in 47-degree cold. Tigers used 20 players, Angels 19.
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Lee Thomas
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Navy Wilken and Mary 1 BasebalI Ivecl 9 Mt St
Mt St Marys double header at basebal site features Navy Wilken and Mary in a key matchup. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but notes a doubleheader and notable players Iyacia and Iyacia II.
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Frederick High earns 7-1 win over Johns Hopkins Freshmen
Jim Trout, in his first varsity appearance, limited Hopkins Freshmen to two hits and had three singles, three runs, and two thefts in Frederick High School’s 7-1 victory. He struck out 12, walked one, and kept Hopkins scoreless through six innings after an opening run. Frederick built early leads, adding runs in the second, sixth, and seventh, with key plays from Guy Stull and Pascal Renn.
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Damen Meet Highlights Duel At Wagarstern
Fragmentary text describes a rowing or track meet with racers such as Roxinoy Sewell Fh Kittan Dalton Brickhouse Harley Thomas and Jim Gil Miner. References a trip to Edmondson and a prior event at Rue Ridge initiation.
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Giles Studies Way To Cut Down on NL Balks
National League President Warren Giles studies balk rules to relieve balks after 60 called in the NL versus 2 in the AL. He considers liberalizing the one second stop rule if enforced less rigidly, while noting two possible causes including Joey Jay deliveries and baserunner dynamics. Maury Wills steals and pitcher emphasis cited as contributing factors while Ford Frick stays on the sidelines.
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Cards Move To First After 4-3 Victory
San Francisco April 4 AP St Louis exploded a four run burst in the sixth inning to beat the Giants 4 to 3 and move into first place in the National League. Carl Simmons earned the victory in a complete game effort while Paul Pierce took the loss for San Francisco. Key hits included Julian Howser, Dick Groat, Carl Flond, and George Altman driving in runs for St Louis.
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Koufax Out With Shoulder Injury For Dodgers
Dodgers star pitcher Sandy Koufax will miss at least 19 days after injuring his left shoulder in a relief appearance against Milwaukee. A team spokesman said Koufax sustained the injury Tuesday and is being assessed by trainers.
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5-D RESULTS ENTRIES NEW YORK AP
Katherine Sullivan mother of Tex Sullivan dies Wednesday. Funeral set for Saturday morning. Minor league results note International League games Toronto 9 Jacksonville 1 in extra innings Syracuse 2 12 innings Rochester 5 Indianapolis 5 Richmond 3. Pacific Coast Takoma at Oklahoma City postponed.
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