Frederick Day at College Park Sees Frederick Talent Rise
West Virginia meets Maryland in a Frederick Day at College Park with Dale Ramsburg leading Mountaineers alongside five Frederick area players on the Terrapins. Coach Jack Jackson lauds Ramsburg as field leader while eyeing a heated Frederick versus Baltimore contest for future rosters.
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Barbara Fritchie
West Virginia University
University of Maryland
Shipley Field
Dale Ramsburg
West Virginia
Maryland
John Kreissig
Tom Richy
Chris Sole
Bill Seidling
Bill Franklin
Frederick Area
Jack Jackson
Liston arrested after speeding and pistol found in pocket
Denver AP reports Sonny Liston, after being stopped for speeding, was taken to police headquarters in handcuffs. An officer said Liston became very unruly en route to the station, cursing and citing race prejudice. Liston faced charges of speeding, careless driving, driving without a license, and concealed weapon possession amid a separate $13 million suit filed by former manager Katz.
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Denver
Sonny Liston
Liston
Cassius Clay
James Snider
17Th Avenue Parkway
Snider
George Katz
Philadelphia
New York
Katz
Jack Nilon
Jack
Nilons
Brinkman Homers in Senators Exhibition Victory
Ed Brinkman hit the first home run of Washington Senators’ games in Pompano Beach. Don Blasingame added two doubles and Dalton Renie drove in three runs with two singles as the Senators won six innings.
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Fila
Ed Brinkman
Washington Senators
Don Blasingame
Dalton Renie
Showdown in NCAA Tourney Friday Night
Seven new teams join the NCAA tournament field Friday in a two night round of 16. UCLA leads an undefeated run as the top seed with other high ranking programs drawing byes and first round winners advancing to Saturday play for a path to Kansas City.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Duke
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Raleigh
Minneapolis
Loyola
Ohio
Kan
Corvallis
Ore
Bill Bradley
Cotton Nash
Walt Hazzard
Dave Stallworth
Jeff Mullins
Cazzie Russell
NBA to add 10th team by 1965 season
St Louis Hawk owner Ben Kerner said the NBA aims to add a 10th franchise by the 1965 season, likely in the West or Midwest, with Houston or Kansas City strong possibilities and Houston cited as a leading candidate. He urged expansion to strengthen weaker clubs and offset college graduates entering the NBA pipeline.
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ST. Louis
National Basketball Association
St. Lous Hawk
Ben Kerner
Kerner
Midwest
Baltimore
Houston
Kansas City
Hurricanes Rally In NIT Opener At Madison Square Garden
Miami, averaging 96.1 points per game and led by Rick Barry, faces St Joseph's in an NIT first round at Madison Square Garden. St Joseph's, 17-9, relies on three frontcourt players Hoffman, Duff, and Boyle as the Hurricanes seek a deep run in the tournament.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
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Madison Square Garden
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Philadelpha
Hurricanes
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Bruce Hale
la Salle
Rick Barry
Roselle
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Hale
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Hawks
Larry Hoffman
Tom Duff
Jim Boyle
New York University
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Army
St Bonaventure
Pittsburgh
Drake
DePaul
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Bradley
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Army- St Bonavent
Top Field to Tee Off at St Pete Open
A strong field for the $25,000 St Petersburg Open tees off in St Petersburg Florida with six of the season’s top money winners including the defending Masters and PGA champion and the defending National Open and British Open champions. Fred Hawkins of El Paso and Bob Duden of Portland shot six under par 66s in the pro-am, while E J Harrison posted a 67 and ran eight under on the final 10 holes.
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ST Petersburg
Fla
Lakewood Country Club
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Bullets Coach Leonard Considers Quitting After Season
Baltimore Bullets coach Bob Leonard, 33, says he may quit the NBA at season end. He notes potential near-home offers in Indiana and doubts remaining in the league will suit him. Leonard credits a improving attendance and closer clubs but says he is not getting a kick out of it.
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Bob Leonard
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Leonard
Baltimore
Los Angeles Laker
Indiana
NBA
College Basketball Results From NAIA and NCAA Tournaments
Scores show NAIA action in Kansas City with High Point 85 defeating Ga Southern 76 and St Marys 72 over Grambling 66. Mansfield outscored Georgetown 97 to 89 in overtime. Carson-Newman beat Huntingdon 76 to 59. In NCAA College Division NC A&T topped Adelphi 83 to 80, Akron beat Hofstra 77 to 58, and Southeast Missouri defeated Town State 93 to 85.
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Kansas City
High Point
Southern
St. Mary’s
Grambling
Mansfield
Georgetown
Carson-Newman
Huntingdon
NC A&t
Adelphi
Akron
Hofstra
Town State
Southeast
Second Army Basketball Roundup Defeats Eliminate Fort Opponents
In the third round Ft Story beat Ft Meade 101 to 66 while Ft Knox topped Ft Detrick 126 to 70. Vint Hill Farms beat Edgewood Arsenal 91 to 75. Ft Myer won 108 to 63 against Ft Ritchie and Ft Eustis edged Ft Lee 82 to 80.
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Ft Story
Ft Meade
Ft. Meade
Ft. Knox
Ft. Detrick
Vint Hill Farms
Edgewood Arsenal
Ft Myer
Ft. Ritchie
Ft. Eustis
Ft. Lee
Baseball Story Time Again
AP reports humors from spring exhibitions with players recalling snowbound outfield mishaps and heckler encounters. Larry Jansen recounts a snowball in Denver that was thrown as a fly ball, then Cookie Lavagetto recalls taunting chants at Ebbets Field and a postgame encounter with a mysterious big man offering “to take care” of a heckler.
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Cleveland
Denver
Larry Jansen
San Francisco
Ebbets Field
Cookie Lavagetto
Brooklyn Dodgers
Robin Aims For Successful Year With Baltimore
MIAMI AP One of baseballs heart warming stories is Robin Roberts comeback with the Baltimore Orioles who signed him for a telegram price two years ago. Roberts believes he can pitch better after regaining form and confidence. he says he feels healthier and ready for his 17th big league season despite being only a .500 pitcher the last two years.
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Miami
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Roberts
Orioles
Pye
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Yankees
Yankees
Michigan State
Bouton Bows To Threat Signs Pact With Yankees
Jim Bouton, ousted by a $100 daily penalty threat, signed an $18,000 contract with the New York Yankees after studying legal options. He had demanded $20,000, but General Manager Ralph Houk held firm. Bouton declared satisfaction and looked forward to another 20-win season.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jim Bouton
New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Bouton
Houk
Bouten
Yankees
Fight halts as fans hurl objects in Rome boxing bout
In a nontitle welterweight clash, Emile Griffith and Juan Carlos Duran fought into the seventh round before fans at the Rome Sports Palace pelted the ring with bottles oranges. Police cleared debris and escorted the fighters to the dressing rooms as Griffith led on the AP card four rounds to one with one even.
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Rome
Emile Griffith
United States
Juan Carlos Duran
Argentina
Rome Sports Palace
Griffith
New York
Duran
Associated Press
Scoreecard
Four Teams Set to Enter Heart of Mary League
President Charles Warfield announced four teams will operate in the Heart of Mary land League. New Market and Todd Steel of Pt. of Rocks show interest in joining the emcurt. Next meeting is April 8 at the Frederick YMCA Mt. Airy. Lucketts Pleasant Walk and Frederick already in the league.
State loop Meet aims to fill eight-team circuit
Frederick YMCA hosts a meeting at 8 p m as Maryland State League managers and officials decide on two open berths left by Liberty and Pt rocks. Max Kehne, the league president, said action will be taken tonight.
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Frederick Ymca
Max Kehne
Liberty
Pt. of Rocks
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