Delegate Boon supports race track bill despite stock stake
A Maryland House member, A Gordon Boone of Baltimore County, says he will back legislation allowing the Baltimore Raceway to convert to thoroughbred racing and to add racing dates, despite owning stock in the track. He argues no conflict, noting he bought the stock years ago and did not author the bill. The measure would permit night racing, which has drawn opposition.
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Nicklaus Sets Course Record at New Orleans Western Amateur
Nicklaus from Columbus Ohio shot a six under par 65 at the New Orleans Country Club setting a course record amid a soggy track and a bogey on the 10th. Deane Beman and Jim Mangum posted strong rounds as top contenders in the Western Amateur field opening Wednesday.
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Ant
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Bob Cochran
St Louis
Tommy Aaron
Bowling Team Disqualified in ABC Booster Division
The Hall's Recreation team, leader of Detroit's booster division, was dis qualified by the American Bowling Congress for irregular team averages. The ruling forfeits their $100 prize and any prize chances, with the McGrath and Dohmer duo replacing them at the booster division lead after posting 2.792.
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Underdogs Beat Celtics as Hawks Fall in Semifinals
In NBA semifinals the Hawks and Celtics were upset. The Lakers beat St Louis 122 118 on the Hawks court to take a 1 0 lead, while Syracuse defeated Boston 115 98 to tie the series 1 1. Elgin Basler scored 44 for Los Angeles and Dolph Schayes 32 for Syracuse. The third game moves to Boston Thursday.
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Firemen's Softball League Formed in Frederick Area
A firemen's softball league was organized Monday night with companies from Frederick and Montgomery Counties. John Cooley, assistant chief at Hyattstown, was elected president. Members include Hyattstown, Junior Fire Co., Independent Hose Co., New Market Fire Co., Walkersville Co., and Upper Montgomery Co. Fire Co. Entry teams must appear at the next meeting on April 10 at 8 p.m. at Independent Hose Co. Frederick.
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Magazine Links Fix to Tournament Scandals in Basketball
Sports Illustrated reports that the college basketball scandal involves Southern universities and players in both the NCAA and NIT post season fields. Investigators questioned UNC and La Salle players while Connecticut students were also examined as the probe expands over weeks.
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Sports Ilustrated
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sAlaron Wagman
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Joseph Hacken
Cooper Ready For Patterson In World Title Bid
Henry Cooper, the London heavyweight, retained his British and Empire titles in a 12,000 crowd victory over Joe Erskine at Wenbley indoor stadium. He said Patterson would be a fair target for his left jab in a shot at the world crown after the Welchman’s eye injury ended their bout in round five.
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Floyd Patterson
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Erskine
Patterson
Off-Stage Maneuvering Takes Spotlight in Baseball
Tony Curry quit and Bob Shaw signed as spring training drama unfolds. Ed Doherty fumes after the Yankees side with the B squad. Washington and Chicago vie behind the scenes while Philadelphia, Richmond, and others play exhibition games. Shifts in management and player holdouts shape the early season scene with multiple results across leagues.
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Orioles Beat Chisox 2 1 In Sarasota Spring Victory
Baltimore scored twice in the seventh off Cal McLish to defeat Chicago 2 1 in Sarasota. Gus Triandos and Gene Stephens singled while Jerry Adair doubled for the go ahead hits. John Papa allowed no hits in the final four innings, preserving the win after Chicago stranded 16 runners early.
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Kennedy labor management conference opens in calmer climate
James Marlow notes the Kennedy 21 member panel includes public representatives alongside business and labor leaders. Unlike Truman's 1945 talks, no looming strike or crisis dominates. postwar peacetime shifts temper pressures from merged labor groups and miners.
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Kennedy urges labor and management to unite for national interest
Kennedy at a news conference warned against price-wage pushes that could worsen inflation. He said labor and management share a crucial stake in keeping American goods competitive abroad and urged employers and unions to set aside differences to address the nation’s economic troubles amid a deep recession and high unemployment.
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Boyle Column: An Aggreived Housewife
Joy Stilley writes a humorous column about domestic menu planning misfires. A New York reader laments husbandly appetite shifts from hummingbird tongue delicacies to simple lunches. She recounts failed dinners and the ever groaning board as she tries to appease his hunger.
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Dinner plans disrupted by a lunch of secrets
A homemaker narrates muffins in the oven and a hopeful dinner, but a tense phone call from a busy husband interrupts. The scene hints at unseen tension and possible deception, with hints of ESP and uncertain motives as the couple interacts.
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