Bolivar Baseball Set for Strong Tri-County Bid
Bolivar to field a faster, hustling Tri-County League club under manager Everett Moser with new players Roland Berker and Dennis Hutzel leading as versatile infield and catching options. Pitching by Bud Gilroy, Dennis Reeder, and Harold Miller, plus a deep bench of candidates, aims to ignite a pennant race this season.
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Larry Yanos
News-Post
Bolivar
Everett Moser
Moser
Gilroy
Reeder
Miller
Bob Keller
Hutzel
Don Ecker
Whitney Mann
Dave Toms
Dave
Larry Koogle
Koogle Brothers
Two Villanova Victories at Penn Relays Lead Veil of Wins
Vic Zwolak anchored Villanova to two relay finals wins at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia. The four mile and distance medley relays produced Villanova titles amid a field of over 5,000, with Zwolak driving a 4:07.3 anchor in the four mile and a 4:13.7 leg in the DMR to a 16:50.7 and 9:55.8 victories respectively.
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Villanova
Penn
Ernie Soundek
Michigan
Norman Tate
North Carolina College
Olney Croasdale
Harvard
Vin McArdle
Manhattan
Yale
Jay Luck
New Haven Tack Club
United States
Tokyo
Zwolak
Wildcat
Clay Fails to Appear for Trial in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Municipal Court Cassius Clay and his secretary did not appear. The secretary's $300 bond on an assault charge was revoked as counsel sought a continuance until Clay returns from a tour of Asia and Africa in June. The charge stems from an April 6 incident when cameraman Frank Jones said Archie Robinson pushed his camera into his face at a jazz concert.
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Clay
Edgar I. Schott
Archie Robinson
Asia
Africa
Gilbert Bettman
Frank Jones
Jones
Robinson
Causey error keys 10th inning rally in 6-1 Senators win
Washington handed Kansas City a 6-1 defeat as a two base throwing error by Wayne Causey opened a five run 10th inning uprising. Osteen won after Pena and Brumley pitched well and Zimmer hit a homer for Washington.
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Wayne Causey
Washington
A’s
Orlando Pena
Claude Osteen
Senators
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Don Lock
Fred Valentine
Ed Brinkman
Lock
Pena
Osteen
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Chuck Hinton
Jim King
Ed Charles
Don Zimmer
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Kan
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Bowsfield
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Davis Blanks Maryland for Carolina 7 0
North Carolina beat Maryland 7-0 in ACC baseball led by Jerry Davis the 20-year-old junior allowing four hits with five strikeouts and three walks Jim Pitt went 3-4 for Maryland raising his ACC average to .560 Tar Heels improve to 5 0 in conference and 11 5 overall while Maryland slips to 3 4 in conference and 3 5 overall
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McCarthy
Celtics Need Only One More Win
Boston extends control in the NBA finals by winning 98 85 over the Warriors in San Francisco to take a 3 1 series lead. Heinsohn sparked a third quarter surge as Boston dominated and coach Hannum conceded the odds favor the Celtics at home Sunday.
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Boston
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Warriors
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Holy Cross
Lolich Pitcher Turns Lefty After Bicycle Injury
Detroit rookie Mickey Lolich pitched his second victory without a loss, a 5-0 shutout of Minnesota on three hits. The left handed thrower explains a childhood bicycle accident shifted his throwing to the southpaw side, while he later batted and wrote with his right hand.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Lolich
Minnesota
Portland
Ore
Baseball Highlights and Standings From an Action-Packed Day
In a day of AL and NL action the Tigers’ Lolich stranded runners and fanned seven as Minnesota failed to advance, while Pizarro drove in three in Chicago’s 11 1 victory over Boston. Washington outlasted Kansas City 6 1 in ten, Cleveland beat Los Angeles 5 2 in 16 innings. Buhl and Monbouquette took losses, Callison and Robinson hit first homers, and Marichal earned the win for San Francisco over Cincinnati.
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Walkersville Lions win fourth straight track meet
Walkersville wins 87 76 3 over Middletown and Williamsport led by Larry Haines Gordon Smith and Mike Trout. Haines high jumps 6 1 for county best, Smith wins discus 153 6 and shot put, Trout takes triple jump and mile. Other winners include G W Smith 220 Sonny Barrick pole vault and Haines high hurdles. Next meet is Wayne Zimmermann Memorial with eight+ schools.
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Track and field meet results with multiple schools listed
The report lists event winners and marks for a track meet including Shot Put discus and jumps with athletes from Washington and nearby towns. Notable marks include 183 feet 6 inches in discus and 146 inches in high jump plus relay times around 3 minutes 5 seconds. Names include G Smith Dougherty Hummer Barrick Marker Clary Haines and Rippeon among others.
Goodwill Used Cars Listing of 60s by R H dealers
Used car ad listing multiple makes and models with years from 1939 to 1965. Includes Pontiac Chevrolet Ford Tempest Volvo Opel and more, with transmission options overdrive PS PB and station wagons noted. Prices not provided.
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