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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1961
Page
6
A guide for boat owners to prepare their outboard motors for spring use. It covers cleaning the powerhead, inspecting spark plugs, applying grease to fittings, checking torque, cleaning and sealing the fuel system, and recommending dealer service for major repairs to ensure trouble free performance this season.
Martinsburg Cumberland Valley Athletic League champions for two years dominated the AL CVAL selections with Stauffer and Poffenbarger leading the second team. First team includes Barrock Phelan Karns Walker Smith with South Hagerstown. Second team also lists Shrawither Hawkins and Freyman among others.
The World-Telegram Sun reports Leo Durocher will be named manager of the New York National League team within 46 hours. The selection as field director follows agreement to hold spring training in St Petersburg Florida. George Weiss, former Yankees GM, is slated to return and announce Durocher. Weiss became president of the new club last week.
St Josephs coach Jack Ramsay vows a guarded plan to bottle up Ohio State star Jerry Lucas as the Buckeyes enter NCAA semifinal action. Ohio State coach Fred Taylor downplays a long winning streak while Utah, Cincinnati and Cincinnati’s Kyle Gardner prep for their own title bids.
Henry Cooper stopped Joe Erskine in the fifth round at Wembley's indoor stadium to extend his undefeated streak and move closer to a world title bout with Floyd Patterson. The 27 year old, rated No. 5 challenger, battered Erskine through five rounds leaving him with a bloodied face and a closed left eye.
The New York Yankees will move their spring training headquarters from St. Petersburg to Fort Lauderdale next year, with St. Petersburg's NL team taking over there. Fort Lauderdale agrees to build a new 560000 stadium for 3,500 capacity under a one year contract, slated for completion next February.
Ex-Kansas City A's pilot Harry Craft appears the likely top coach as the Chicago Cubs open against Cincinnati April 11. Four men Craft Tapoe Adams and Himsl begin at major league level with a rotating No 1 coach scheme to cover managing duties across the season.
The Associated Press reports exhibition baseball results in Florida. Los Angeles beat Milwaukee 16 15 in 11 innings in Bradenton. Kansas City defeated New York 4 2 in West Palm Beach as rain delayed finish. Cincinnati topped Minnesota 10 4 in Orlando. Pittsburgh won 7 5 in Clearwater. Detroit routed St Louis 32 2 in St. Petersburg. New York B defeated Washington 9 2 in Pompano Beach with rain ending the game in the seventh. Baltimore beat Chicago 2 in Sarasota. Chicago NL beat Cleveland 5 in Mesa Ant. Also noted, Epigraff II, the Russians top steeplechase horse, withdrawn from the Grand National due to illness.
Gary Player, 26, of South Africa, tops earnings among tour pros with 21.60 dollars per event across 11 tournaments this year. Arnold Palmer trails with 18,700. Doug Sanders and Tommy Bolt follow with 12,200 and 6,? in earnings. The report notes other players from California and Oceanside. A separate line mentions NBA semifinal playoffs and a Russian contingent adding color to the event.
Los Angeles Angels face pitching uncertainty as spring reports show weak staff depth while offense at Wrigley Field is built for power. Ned Garver adds depth with a 3.70 ERA but other acquisitions Maas Grba and Morgan have yet to prove value.
Don Hoak, Pirates third baseman, labels the 1960 Yankees the worst club he ever saw in a World Series. He reflects on team leadership, his rise from near quitting, and his methodical adjustment under Reds and Pirates coaches. Hoak discusses defense, park fit, and personal growth into a top NL player.
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