Tigers Batting Lifts Title Dream For Detroit
Tigers aim for an American League pennant pace led by strong batting as in 1961. Exhibition games show 46 hits in four games, with power from Bubba Morton and rookie Fernal Goldy. Dodgers Cubs and White Sox also rely on home runs in spring wins though detailed box scores vary.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
Bob Schelting
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Bengals
Cleveland
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Becky Colavito
St Lois Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ken Hubbs
Ernie Banks
George Allman
Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Phoenix
Felipe Alou
Manuel Mota
Mota
Floyd Robinson
White Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Clearwater
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Fort Lauderdale
Yanks
Ralph Terry
Bill Stafford
New York Mets
Amazin’ Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roger Craig
Evans Killeen
Fort Myers
Houston Colts
University of Oklahoma
Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Palm Springs
Califland
Jim Embricht
Jim Golden
Manuel Montejo
Don Schwall
Dave Busby
Boston
Cleve
Local Bowling Scores Highlighted By Ruth Michael
Ruth Michael posted 185 as high game and 387 in high set while leading with 2261 team total for Wachter’s Plumbug. Bob Thompson posted 219 to the high score list as Pabst Blue Ribbon and other shops posted multiple marks in a mixed league day.
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Industrial League
Browns
Volpe Construction
Bucheimers
Frederick Const
Potomac Edison
Alban Tractors
H. Christ
Volpe
Harry Rovtzahn
Robert Stockman
Frederick Valley
Rockville Glass Service
Woody's Cash Market
Independent Hose Co
Acme Paints
Bechtel AP
White Cottage Inn
Frastic Bottling Co
Woody’s Cash Market
Bechtel
Frostie Bottling Ca
Paul Minch
Curtis Shutf
Woody
I Kemp
Ernest's
Texaco
Fred
Altos
Just Plain Four
High Hopes Asse
Fredericy Optical
Mountaineers
Hertz
Monocacy Park
KAVJ
Fred's
High Hopes
Fredrick Optical II Alibis
the Koontz's
Sinest
Kemp
Just Plain
Jack Neal
Miriam Grand
Gary Payne
Miriam Oland
Koontz’s
Lost GB
Bii
Pabst
Snarf's Market
Kallaway’s Cleaners
Jdes Cleaners
Wachter Plumbing
M. J. Grove
Discount Supermart
Fisher’s Gulf
Joes Ro Jeanere
Wachter’s
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Staley Super Market
Kallaway’s
Bill's Own
Pusher’s Gulf
Snarr's Market
Ruth Michael
Bob Thompson
Harold Stilwell
Bill
Wachter
Plumbug
Middletown Lutherans lead with new duckpin records
In the Inter-Church League the Middletown Lutherans top the standings with 69 wins and set a new high team score of 1792 and high game 605. Williams posted a 140 high game and 391 high set for the Lutherans, while other clubs include Middletown Reformed Baptist United Church of Christ Mt. Zion and Trinity Methodist among the leaders. The Derrick Bowling League reports Daffy Ducks leading with 61 wins and key averages and games led by Parker and Mayo across teams Chop Chops Up & Atoms and Daffy Ducks with top sets and games.
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Middletown Lutherans
Williams
Middletown Reformed
Baptist
United Church of Christ
Mt. Zion
Mt. Pleasant
Myersville
Trinity Methodist
Church of the Brethren
Forrest Grove
Derrick Bowling League
Daffy Ducks
Up & Atoms
J. Babington
D. Winpigler
T. Parker
D. Portner
E. Mayo
TV Tee Hees Quote Sparks Newspaper Repair Man Jibe
A playful TV quip mocks newspapers noting a repairman as the one reason for liking papers. The line frames media as a durable craft in a lighthearted moment.
Powers Testimony Echoes CIA Business of Spying
Francis Gary Powers spoke before the Senate Armed Services Committee on his 1960 U2 crash in Russia and his Soviet trial. The CIA reportedly spends about a billion dollars yearly on spy operations while Powers, 32, earned about thirty thousand dollars annually as a U2 specialist. He described the incident as his plane disintegrating 12 miles high inside Soviet territory and recalled his exchange for Soviet agent Rudolf Abel. The hearing followed a CIA clearance that left senators with few questions and left Powers calm and unexcitable during his testimony.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Francis Gary Powers
CIA
America
Powers
Air Force
Russia
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Moscow
Sad
Sovietland
Col
Rudolf Abel
Questions on a spy case and a pitcher’s reflection
The CIA explains a captured agent’s orders to talk openly to the Russians and whether a poison needle or plane destruction was permitted. Jimmy Piersall says a nervous breakdown helped him understand people, become less critical, and be more tolerant towards teammates. Pro basketball results list Boston and Chicago wins, with upcoming games. Abner Oakes, Dartmouth freshman coach, is noted as the grandson of a player who scored the Indians’ first football touchdown.
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CIA
Jim
Pompano Beach
Fla
Jimmy Piersall
Washington
Abner Oakes
Dartmouth
Indians
Celtics Set Another Record in 142-110 Syracuse Win
The Boston Celtics closed a 80 game schedule with a 142 110 victory over Syracuse tying and setting a new team win record with 60 wins. Chicago beat St Louis 124 118 and Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati 120 111 in Tuesday action as Boston prepares for the Eastern Division playoff.
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Boston
Syracuse
Chicago
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Boston Garden
U.S. Gifts Mobile Libraries to Tanganyika
The U.S. charge d'affaires Robert Hannemeyer presented three mobile libraries to Tanganyika's education minister. The libraries, a gift marking Tanganyika's independence, will serve rural areas.
Impassioned Words Sparked A Jump To Contact
In Topeka Kansas an AP report notes a hush hush emergency at the Atlas missile base Forbes Air Force Base. Officials assure the public no danger exists and refused to disclose alarm details or nature of the alert.
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Topeka
Kan
Atlas Missile Base
Air Force
Forbes Air Force Base
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Kis
Monks
Wildcats
Fantastic Four
John Dixon
Donnie Yelton
Coimbustables
Pins
Billy Blair
William Blair
Montclair Avenue
Congressman Clark
Appalachian
Kline
Candy Shop
Carmack’s Grote
Ala Lockard
Sinclair Station
Post Office
National Trail
Arcticaire
Triangle Shell
Ab R. F Hine Bae
Kline's
Archcaster Inc
Misfits
RF Kline
Lockard's
Sinclair
McGregor
Minnesota
Billy
The
First Baptist Church
Duckpin News
Summers Inc
Moose Lodge
Frostie
Ideal Farms
Abrecht’s Esso
Dave's Gulf
Shankles
Dave’s Gulf
Marlow
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Roney Motor Co
N. Market St
BUICK
R. & H. Dyna
Pontiac
R & HK
OLDS
H. T
National
Ridgeville
MT. Airy
W. L. Gordon
John
W. Wilson Cramer
Mr. Pleasant
Ationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Columbu
Yale Lary
Detroit Lions
Texas Legislature
Marylany Y.catirinn
Delphey’s
West Patrick St
Ideal Garage Co
Idlek St
Woodbine Auto Wreckers
Woodbine, Md
Sykesville
AT. P
Pontiac, Inc
E. Harp
Gilbert
Harp Gilbert
Wyngate
Goliath
Plymouth
S. T
P. S
Chrysler
ST. Regis
Imperial
Cadillac
Dodge
Mercury
Eas
RONEY
Peoples
Church
Frederick
Maryland
T. J. Noffsinger
Bonanza
Chevrolet
Jefferson & Patrick
West South Street
Washington, D. C
Radio & Phono
B. & T. Record Co
South Market St
Ford Fair
DR. Auto
R&h
Lawson Motor
Rambler
New Market
Austin Healey Sprite
Ford Tudor H. T
Savoy
Headquartera Wesy South
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Dr. A. T. Red & White
Bel Air
Moyer’s
Lincoln
West South ST
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