New Market to Play 1961 Season Despite Field Delays
Summers reports New Market will compete in the 1961 Maryland State League season. delays from building a new field behind the shoothouse forced extra time. Merril Burgee named manager to replace retiree Bob Stockman. 15 county games on schedule. first game Frederty hosts Emmitsburg. Boxscore deadline 8:30 p.m. Sundays. use players’ first names. Frederick County Umpires meet Monday at 7 p.m.
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New Market and Yellow Springs Baseball Practices Announced
New Market in the Maryland State League will hold Sunday practice at 1 30 p m on the New Market schoolhouse diamond under manager Mech Burgee. Yellow Spring of the Tri County League will practice Sunday at 3 30 on the Yellow Spring diamond, urged by manager Tom Geiser. Brunswick team plans practice at 1 30 p m at the Jana iali facility to boost their lineup.
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Five New Leaders In ABC Tourney Lead Five Events
Detroit backed Brayman tops classic division all events with 196 points and pairs with Marquerett for doubles lead at 1,318. Lansing’s Curry leads regular all events with 1,918 and teams with Kirchen for 1,277 to share doubles lead with Page and Bridges. Spooner of St. Cloud takes singles crown with 726, matching a 1960 ABC record.
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Ervin Bridges
Springfield
Lyle Spooner
St. Cloud
Minn
Paul Kulbaga
Cleveland
ABC
Federal Judge presses Johansson tax case to quick end
Ingemar Johansson, the Swedish heavyweight, faces a tight deadline as Judge Ernett C. Choate orders attorneys to wrap the tax case by next Friday. The court considers years 1959 to 1961 with disputed sums and possible use of immigration tools to hold him. Johansson has been in Palm Beach after a March 13 knockout by Floyd Patterson.
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Grand National Eager Starters Marred by Tragedy at Aintree
At Aintree England 36 horses prepared for Saturdays Grand National as Tokoroa failed safety test and was destroyed after a fall. Only four horses from eight starters finished amid the event stirring renewed focus on the race as Merryman continued as favorite for a second straight year on the 856 yard course.
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Campbell Handicap Odds Shift As Tudor Way Sit Out
In Bowie news a wide open Campbell Handicap draws 13 horses after Tudor Way withdraws due to travel issues. Don Poggio becomes top betting choice at 5 2, carrying 124 pounds with Steve Brooks riding, while Disperse at 05 pounds is second pick and April Skies rated third at 4 1.
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Miami
Juan J. D'Agostino
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Don Poggio
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Gulfstream
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King Ranch
Disperse
Bill Boland
Jerome Derenzo
TVA Directors Serve Nine Year Terms Appointed by President
Directors of the TVA are appointed for nine year terms by the president and confirmed by the U.S. Senate. The arrangement ensures presidential selection with Senate oversight for agency leadership.
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Senators end skid with 5-4 win in 11 innings
In Pompano Beach, Marty Keough drove Pete Daley home on a right field hit as the Senators beat the Dodgers B team 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Ray Semproch struggled for Los Angeles, allowing three runs on six hits with two wild pitches before relief pitcher Ed Hobaugh silenced the Dodgers. Dale Long homered, John Schaive added a two run shot, and Jim King hit a triple as Washington totaled eight hits while L A Amended.
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Knopstein
Ssisler
Daley
L-Rakow
Cuban Rules 3-1 Choice In TV Fight
Cuba's Florentino Fernandez a 3-1 favorite to beat Marcel Pigon in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden telecast by ABC at 10 pm EST. Fernandez seeks six-fight win streak while Pigon, unranked, eyes a possible title bout. Exhibition results from multiple spring training games accompany the boxing card.
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Ohio State beats St Josephs 95 to 69 in NCAA semifinal
Defending champion Ohio State with 29 points from Jerry Lucas and strong shooting ousted St Josephs 95 69 to reach the NCAA final. The Buckeyes built a 45 28 halftime edge, shot 63 percent, and extended their win streak to 22. Vince Kempton led St Josephs with 18. Jack Egan had 8.
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Friars and Billikens Vie In NIT Final At Madison Square Garden
Providence Friars meet St Louis Billikens for the National Invitation Tournament championship at 4 pm EST in Madison Square Garden. Dayton and Holy Cross play for third at 2:15 pm EST. NBC-TV will televise the final.
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Moore Turman Bout Draws Attention in Manila Ring
Arch Moore, long recognized in parts of the world as light heavyweight champion, meets heavyweight Buddy Turman of Tyler Texas in a one round bout Saturday night in Manila. Moore previously out pointed Turman, 26, in a 10 rounder at Dallas last November.
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Weber Scores Golf Victory at Western Amateur
Ron Weber, 21, from near Houston, shot a final 68 to win the medalist honor at the Western Amateur. He posted 68-71-71-63-278, four strokes ahead of the runner-up. Others in the top field included McKinney Texas and Richard Canon San Angelo Texas with strong scores.
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Reds Pin Hopes On Hurlers
Cincinnati Reds lean on young pitchers to improve on last year’s sixth place NL finish. Acquired Joey Jay and the rise of Jay Hook and Kim O’Toole bolster rotation alongside ace Bob Purkey. Youthful arms Ken Hunt Claude Osteen and others compete for spots. offense features Robinson Pinson Post Bell and Bailey with Bevan/Zandle potential.
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Redskins Owner Marshall Ordered to Meet Kennedy Anti-Discrimination Policy
Washington AP The government served notice to George Preston Marshall owner of the all white Redskins that he must comply with Kennedy administration anti discrimination policies. Udall said a new lease will include an antidiscrimination rule as the team prepares to use a new stadium in Anacostia Park. Marshall replied he is willing to discuss the matter but noted he prefers not to hire Negro players saying he would rather see Negro players from other teams leave. He also claimed no discrimination at Griffin Stadium where Negroes attend games every Sunday.
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Estrada to Face Dodgers in Grapefruit League clash
Miami AP says 23 year old Chuck Estrada, Baltimore ace rookie last season, will start against the Los Angeles Dodgers as Baltimore seeks an eighth straight win in Grapefruit action. Estrada 18-10 last year, delayed by late arrival and throwing-arm stiffness, shares mound with Milt Pappas. Orioles aim to match Friday’s pitching from Walker and Stock and boost Grapefruit record to 7-6.
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Hebert clings to stroke lead in Sunshine Open
Jay Hebert holds a one stroke lead at the halfway point of the Sunshine Open with a two round total of 134 after a 68 second round. Gay Brewer Jr Julius Boros and Bob Brue trail close as Gary Player Arnold Palmer Sam Snead Tom Garr Bobby Nichols Bill Casper Jr Jon Gustin and others sit near 139. Lakers take 2-1 series lead over St Louis as Celtics host Syracuse in playoff action.
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