California Tous Cleveland 7 2 in exhibition game
Jackie Warner led the California Angels with a three run homer and five RBIs in a 7 2 win over the Cleveland Indians in Tucson Arizona. Cesar Tovar bunted home Rod Carew for the winning run in the ninth as the Minnesota Twins beat the New York Mets 10 0 in Orlando Florida.
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Jackie Warner
California Angels
Cleveland Indians
Warner
RBI
Tucson
Ariz
Cesar Tovar
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
New York Mets
Orlando
Fla
Mets
Frank Quilici
Minnesota
Tovar
New York Yankees
Atlanta Braves
West Palm Beach
Chicago White Sox
Tim Cullen's Grand Slam Lifts Senators to 8-4 Win
Pompano Beach scene notes Tim Cullen belting a grand slam in the bottom of the sixth, sparking the Washington Senators to an 8-4 victory over Kansas City Tuesday. The homer provided decisive offense in a tense game.
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Pompano Beach
Fifa
Tim Cullen
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Senators Turn Athletics Back, Cullen Delivers Slam
Ken Harrelson doubled and walked to load the bases, then Cullen cleared them with a grand slam. Harrelson also hit a solo homer in the second while Bob Humphreys drove in two runs in the fourth for the Senators. Oakland scored all four runs in the third off Phil Ortega as their losing streak reached five games.
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Athletics
Ken Harrelson
Jim French
Bob Laverine
Bob Meyer
Cullen
Slam Harrelson
Bob Humphreys
Senators
Phil Ortega
Eighteen Yearlings Die in Kentucky Barn Fire at Claiborne Farm
Paris Kentucky AP report says a fire destroyed a 20 stall barn at Claiborne Farm near Paris killing eighteen thoroughbred yearlings. Lightning is suspected as the cause. The barn held 30 tons of hay and 15 tons of straw. Values were not commented on by owner A large Hancock. Among the deceased were two Bold Ruler yearlings three Titan progeny and one Nashua foal.
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Paris
Claiborne Farm
Wiliam Taylor
A. B. Hancock
Bold Ruler
Titan
Nashua
Opening Day Schedule For NPSL Soccer League
New York AP reports the National Professional Soccer League released the opening day schedule for April 16 featuring five games. Matchups include Atlanta at Baltimore Toronto at Philadelphia St Louis at Chicago Pittsburgh at San Francisco and New York at Los Angeles. The 32 game season runs 16 home and 16 away with a two game Eastern vs Western division final followed by playoffs ending September 8. Columbia Broadcasting System will televise in color.
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Boston Red Sox
Sarasota
Fla
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
Lakeland
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Clearwater
Washington Senators
Kansas City A
Pompano Beach
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Scottsdale, Anz
Cininnati Reds
St Louis Fee
St. Petersburg
Elston Howard
Yankees
Braves
Tommie McGraw
White Sox
Red Sox
New York
Atlanta
Baltimore
Toronto
Philadephia
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
National Professional Soccer League
Robert Hermann
Columbia Broadcasting System
NPSL divisions listed with city pairings and rivals
The text notes weekly Sunday games without local blackout. It contrasts the NPSL with the United Soccer Association Arch rival Atlanta. Cities Baltimore New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh form the Eastern Division. Toronto Chicago St Louis San Francisco Los Angeles form the Western Division.
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Wie
NPSL
US Soccer Association
United Soccer Association
Atlanta
Baltimore
New York
Philadelpha
Pittsburg
Toronto
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pi Etrangeli and Mulligan Win Parili Doubles
Nicola Pietrangeli and Martin Mulligan defeated Giuseppe Merlo and Luigi Girardelli, both of Italy, 75 62 to win the men's doubles at the Parili Tennis Tournament in Rome.
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Rome
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Martin Mulligan
Australia
Guiseppe Merlo
Lugi Gilardelli
Pastors Speaker For Church Group
The Rev. E. Merlin Garber spoke on "Women of the Bible" at a meeting of the Mary and Martha Circles of the Frederick Church of the Brethren Women's Fellowship and Service Guild, following a luncheon.
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E. Merlin Garber
Women of the Bible
Mary and Martha
Frederick
Church of the Brethren Women’s Fellowship and Service Guild
Mary Circle Program Hosts Piano Music and Book Review
Mrs Ethel Shower and Mrs Edith Young served as hostesses. The Mary Circle presented a program of piano music by Mrs Gren Long and a review by Mrs Charlotte Mc Kay of Catherine Marshall's To Live Again.
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Ethel Shower
Edith Young
Mary Circle
Gren Long
Charlotte McKay
Catherine Marshall
Malta Agrees To Cut In British Forces
London reports Malta will trim British troops after Britain commits to an economically tolerable withdrawal rate. Britain plans to drop about 3,000 from a 4,500 man garrison, alleviating Maltese fears of mass unemployment among 6,000 local base workers.
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Malta
London
Mediterranean
Britain
Airman Arman Stride serves at Ancrew AFB in HQ Command
Airman Second Class Arman Stride, a supply inventory specialist at Ancrew AFB, is a member of Headquarters Command supporting Air Force headquarters in the Pentagon and other units in the Washington DC area. He graduated from Frederick High School in 1964.
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U.S. Air Force
Arman Stride
Ancrew Afb
Headquarters Command
Air Force
Pentagon
Washington, DC
Frederick High School
Ensign Zimmerman Completes Flight Preparation School
Ensign Richard E Zimmer man Jr USNR completes four week Flight Preparation School at Naval Aviation Schools Command Pensacola Fla. Training covered basic aerodynamics aviation physiology Naval air operations air navigation and power plants. He will begin the next phase under the Naval Aviation Program Morris Stride son of Mr and Mrs Irvin F Stride.
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Ensign Richard E Zimmerman Jr
USNR
Naval Aviation Schools Command
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Naval Aviation
Morris Stride
Ensign Zimmerman
Irvin F. Stride
Richard E
Zimmerman
Rock Creek Drive
Stokely Carmichael Classified 4F by Local Draft Board
New York AP reports Stokely Carmichael the black power advocate was classified 4F after a failed medical reexamination. The 25 year old had warned he would not serve if reclassified and given 1A status, and he previously urged African Americans to avoid military service.
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New York
Stokeley Carmichael
Carmichael
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Blaze
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Thurmont Construction Company
Thurmont, Maryland
M. S. Johnston Co
Penna. Ave. Hagerstown, Maryland
York
H. A. Weiss & Sons, Inc
Frederick St. Hagerstown, Maryland
Bonded Applicators of Maryland, Inc
Cannon Ave
Hagerstown
Maryland
William M. Nikirk, Inc
Franklin St. Hagerstown
Flock’s Dry Wall Service
Vyersville, Maryland
Franklin Marble & Tile Co
Central Ave
S.E
Washington, D.C
G. M. Gehr & Son
W. Washington St. Hagerstown, Maryland
Hahn Electric Co., Inc
King Floor Service
East St. Frederick
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Frederick, Maryland
Bottcamp Construction Co
N. Second St
Chambersburg, Penna
Routerville Fabricating & Welding Co., Inc
Waynesboro, Penna
Key Construction Co., Inc
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Terminix Company of Maryland & Washington, Inc
YMCA
South Market Street
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Commides
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Senton
Danuars
Bulding
Charles Weitheimer
Henry H Abbott
Vone D Hendrickson
J Travers Thomas
Hammond ‘Ther
Hey Cubs
Lou Gering
Frederick Ymca
Joseph H Apple Casper E. Chine
John Marker
Edgar H. We Pride
James
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Elias B Ramsburg
William D Zimmer
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R. Ames Hendricks
Lewis Robertzhang
Richard Ramsby
Clyde Roney
Joseph D. Baker Warner I. Brittain
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