Orioles executives mingle with press at Hagerstown reception
At a Baltimore Orioles press reception in Hagerstown, Lee MacPhail leads executives and Orioles players including Steve Barber and Milt Pappas. Topics cover Bill Veeck and Charley Finley, promotions, attendance, and prospects for possible interleague play.
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Baltimore Orioles
Hagerstown
Freeloaders, Inc
Lee MacPhail
Oriole
Steve Barber
Brooks Robinson
Milt Pappas
Jerry Sachs
Bob Brown
Chuck Thompson
MacPhail
Bill Veeck
Baltimore
Bill
Palmer calls for strong executive to govern golf
Arnold Palmer urged fewer tournaments and a single powerful administrator to run golf. He criticized the current TV dispute as unworkable without a strong executive like Joe Dey, argued for a 30-tournament core with secondary non-sanctioned events, and questioned how players would benefit from TV proceeds.
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New York
Arnold Palmer
Fairway Croesus
Latrobe
Adminsterator
Joe Dey
US Golf Association
Palmer
Jay Hebert
Tour
Jim Gaquin
Moore
Inter-Community Softball League Meeting Update
The Inter-Community Softball League will meet Wednesday February 19 at the Frederick YMCA, not February 12 as previously published.
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Frederick Ymca
Cadets Defeat Boonsboro in League Clash 75 to 50
Frederick improved to 2-6 in Tri-State League and 6-8 overall with a 75 50 home win over Boonsboro. Jim Hall scored 29, follows by Lou Brachey 19 and Jim Trout 12 as Frederick pulled away after a 34 23 halftime lead. Boonsboro’s Jack Rohrer held to 14 as Ray Young added 14 for the visitors.
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Frederick
Boonsboro
Cadets
Homer Brooks
Hall
Jim Hall
Lou Brachey
Jim Trout
Trout
Marty Kline
Sewell
Rohrer
Jack Rohrer
Rodney Sewell
Ray Young
Bonsboro
Steve Berry
Warriors
Brachey
Ronnie Hart
Robrer
Young
Semler
Berry
Kine
Himes Oo
Crowe
Mayne
el Roessler
Rhodes
Bullets Triumph Behind Johnson Fifteen 30 Point Showing
Rookie Gus Johnson sparks a late rally for Baltimore as he scores 30 to power a 121-115 win over Philadelphia. Johnson’s key plays in the final minutes, plus 28 from Dischinger and 25 from Green, lift the Bullets while Dolph Schayes is ejected for a second technical.
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Gus Johnson Sparks
Baltimore
Gus Johnson
Baltimore Bullets
Philadelphia 76Ers
Anagary
Johnson
Ballimore
Paul Newmann
Walt Bellamy
Chet Walker
Bullets
Terry Dischinger
Si Green
Hal Greer
John Kerr
Philadelphia
Dolph Schayes
76Ers
Philadelphia Saltimore
Bianchi
Bellamy
Dierking
Cable
Greer A
Ddesch
Kerr
Green
Nemann
Hardnett
Senayes
Whohnson
Walker
Tel
Kolls
Warley
Baltimore Hohs
Drerking
Greer
Neumann
Schayes
Baltmore
Dischinger
Loughery
Thern
Assemblyman seeks six second KO rule in boxing bill
Albany NY AP Assemblyman Michael J. Capanegro proposes a rule ending the 10 second count in boxing He argues a six second knockdown already defeats the boxer and if he rises the fight cannot continue until eight seconds pass London AP reports Britain beat Greece 2 1 in Olympic qualifying soccer with a rematch set for March 11 in Athens
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Albany
N.Y
Michael J. Capanegro
New York
Capanegro
New York State
London
Great Britain
Greece
Athens
Two Years or Nothing Finley Tells KC Mayor
In Kansas City a stalled stadium lease talks between City Council and Athletics owner Charles Finley ended without a deal. Finley demanded a two year lease insisting no concession would allow more time while the city pressed for four years amid ongoing losses and league pressure.
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Finley
Kansas City
Charles
Kansas City Athletics
Municipal Stadium
American League
Ilus Davis
Davis
Herbert C. Hoffman
New York
Gerald Phillips
George Berger
A’s
Pate
Sal Capra
Victor F. Swyden
America
Berger
Phillips
Snyder Blair Sign Bird Pacts With Orioles
Baltimore announces the signatures of outfielders Russ Snyder and Paul Blair for 1964. Snyder, 29, had a .256 average last season with 18 steals and 16 bunts. Blair, 21, hit .324 at Stockton with 16 home runs and 77 RBIs after being drafted from the Mets in 1962.
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Baltimore
Russ Snyder
Paul Blair
Baltimore Orioles
Snyder
New York Yankees
Blair
New York Mets
Stockton
Royals Pound Pistons in First-Ever Lima NBA Game
Cincinnati Royals routed Detroit Pistons 147 to 121 in Lima in the NBA’s first game there. Oscar Robertson starred with 38 points 18 rebounds and 14 assists while Jerry Lucas added 27 and led with 20 rebounds. Adrian Smith scored 23 as Cincinnati led from start to finish.
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Lima
Ohio
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
Oscar Roberston
Jerry Lucas
Royals
Adrian Smith
Cincinnati
Lucas
Robertson
Bob Ferry
Detroit
Pistons
Ray Scott
New York AC Games Feature Hayes O’Hara Thomas Leaders
Bob Hayes Tom O’Hara and John Thomas headline the 96th New York AC Games at Madison Square Garden. Hayes has matched indoor 60-yard marks this season and aims for sub 1 50 in the mile, while O’Hara trends to win the mile cup with Crothers and Grelle as top rivals. Thomas seeks 7 1 4 foot high jump marks against Swearwell and Hoyt as strong field tightens.
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NEW York
Bob Hayes
Tom O'Hara
John Thomas
Madison Square Garden
Hayes
Florida
A&m
Los Angeles
Mel Pender
U.S. Army
Fordham
Sam Perry
Gerald Ashworth
Villanova
Noel Carroll
Toronto
Bill Crothers
Crothers
Carroll
Dufour Traded to Los Angeles by Clippers
Baltimore Clippers trade winger Marc Dufour to the Los Angeles Blades for veteran defenseman John Bownass. Dufour, 22, was EAHL rookie of the year last season and led Sudbury in scoring. Bownass, 33, had 4 goals and 24 assists in 67 games with Los Angeles.
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Baltimore Clippers
Marc Dufour
Los Angeles Blades
John Bownass
Los Angeles
Western Hockey League
New York Rangers
Slades
Howie Young
Chicago Black Hawks
Bownass
Dufour
Sudbury
Clippers
Rangers
January Leads Tucson Open Defense as Field Shrinks
Lanky Don January, 34, Dallas, defends his Tucson Open title after a strong San Francisco showing. He won the 1963 Tucson title by 11 strokes at 266. other stars like Nicklaus, Palmer skip Tucson. Gary Player remains the lone Big Three member in Tucson with some health hiccups. Top Penn State rusher Gary Klingensmith returns for 1964 season after 450 yards in 102 carries.
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Tucson
Ariz
Don January
San Francisco
Dallas
49Ers Country Club
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Tony Lema
Crosby King
Jack Nicklaus
East
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Gary
Penn State
Gary Klingensmith
Bulldogs Fall in OT to North Carroll in Narrow Loss
Mt Airy loses 57 to 56 in overtime as North Carroll rallies in second half. Ray Blanton scores 28 including a late regulation jumper. Muller nets the decisive set shot in OT. North Carroll overcomes Mt Airy 30-24 in final 16 minutes and Miller leads with 11.
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MT Airy
North Carroll
Mt. Airy
Bulldogs
Ray Blanton
Blanton
Miller
Muller
Myers
Harkbrook
Ron Linton
Mt. Airy JV
Wayne Phebus
N. Carroll
Greenwood
Linton
Hagy
Osbourne
Clutter
Air
Hookbrook
Houck
HW. Carroll
Mt. Arry
Middletown Girls Beat Emmitsburg 35 to 27
Middletown girls opened the game with a 104 point lead and defeated Emmitsburg 35 to 27. Ruth Sehroyer led Middletown with 14 points while Harner topped Emmitsburg with 15. Non-scorers listed for both teams.
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Emmitsburg
Ruth Sehroyer
Harner
Umble
Axlme
Schroyer
Kemp
Adalt
Chaples
Locke
Wilhide
Palm
Masser
Two Games Slated Tonight In Local High School Basketball
Walkersville travels to Middletown for a two game slate with a possible B title on the line as Middletown is out of the race. Emmitsburg hosts Maryland School for the Deaf in a moved up matchup as the Orioles seek a ninth straight loss and Emmitsburg eyes a fourth straight win. A schedule change places Middletown at Singanore next Thursday February 20.
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Middletown
Emmitsburg
Maryland School For the Deaf
Orioles
Singanore
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Grelle
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Lew Hoyt
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