Busby Homer Beats Birds
Jim Busby led off the ninth inning for Cleveland with his fifth homer of the spring to give the Tribe an 8 7 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Rocky Colavito tied it in the eighth with a bases loaded single. Tito Francona also homered for Baltimore. Other Cleveland homers by Stu Lockiin and Rudy Regalado.
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Buck Edge
Frank Robinson
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Swanson
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Hearn
Wilhelm
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Schmidt
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Mounts Open on April 6
M St Mary's College will open a 20 game baseball schedule on April 6 the same day the track team engages Towson in a dual meet A strong returning base ball squad features infielders Galvin Shuck and Smith with batting averages .317 .283 and .297 Outfielders Russ and Walsh and catcher Cos venbader bring experience Two southpaws O'Haren Proferes and right handers Moroney Smith Mc Carron pace mound staff Track team led by Rixford Doyle with additions from Bob Carroll Meier and Braden Orientation foresees a winning season Schedule shows games through May against Hampden Sydney Randolph Towson Georgetown Western Maryland Shippensburg Catholic U Loyola Baltimore U and others A Heart of Maryland League showdown is set for tonight at YMCA with several matches listed
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Emmitsburg
Bill Russ
Walsh
Charlie Cosvenbader
Pratt
Jim O'Haren
George Proferes
Joe Moroney
Joe Smith
Dick McCarron
Hampden - Sydney
Randolph Maron
American L
Georgetown U
Towson
Washington College
Western Maryland
Catholic U
Shippensburg
Baltimore U
American
Georgetown
Loyola
Baltimore UV
Jim McKeon
Echofield
Terry Rixford
Mike Doyle
Bob Carroll
Bob Meier
Mark Braden
McKeon
Roy Della Pesca
Bob Ivanko
Jerry Bohlinger
Standings and results from the Walkersville Recreation League
In Walkersville Maryland the Recreation League standings show Jacobsons leading with three points tied with Bruns Eagles and Walkers Met. Ballantine Ale and Tucker Stokers follow. Weekly results note Ballantine Ale 4 Tucker Stokers 0 and Kellys 3 Bruns Eagle 1. Highs recorded include Logking 174 for Union Bridge and Landis 406 for VFW with team marks 638 and 1873. Also reports Melbourne sends 400 athletes to Olympics. Russian delegation visits for pre games viewing. Hustlers meet tonight at 8 at Frederick YMCA. attendees urged.
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Walkersvile Motors
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Bill
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F.W
Quill Carries On One Man Battle For Losers
In a Coret Gold Medal basketball game the Give and Go's edged the Hot Rods 28 to 27 after a tight second half. Mike Quill carried the Tarne martine OF with 27 points, while Wayne Rinehart led Hot Rods scoring. Kennedy hit the winning basket in the final 30 seconds as both teams fouled heavily, producing four personals for each star in the second half. The victor advances to a second round clash with Little Rascals Saturday afternoon.
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Tarnee Martine
Wayne Rinehart
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Eyster
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Rinehart
Quill
Give and Go's
Little Rascals
G. F. Tps
Seidling
Hueting
Hurst
Biengo
G. F. Ths
Kennedys
Boyd
Knill
Charleston
W. Va
Marland
John I. Rogers
Keyser
Interstate Commission
Potomac River Basin
Paul Fo WeNail
Amorefisld
Red Sox Hopeful as Youth Power Drives Club
In Sarasota Florida the Red Sox showcase a youth boom led by Don Buddin Frank Malzone and Marty Keough while Ted Williams returns for a full season after earlier breaks. Porterfield Lehman and Bau Mann bolster a strong pitching staff with Pinky Higgins guiding a hopeful pennant chase.
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Fla
Florida
Red Sox
Boston
Ted Williams
Washington
Bob Porterfield
Mickey Vernon
Johnny Schmitz
Pean
Yanks
Sox
Williams
Fresh Bloodshed Highlights Tunisian Nationalist Split
Ines Tunisia March 27 two moderate leaders of the Neo Destour party were slain in separate incidents amid a rift over Tunisia’s future after a pledge of autonomy from France. Mohammed Daloud, Neo Destour leader in Thala, was kidnapped and killed. Prof Hussein Bouzaiane, a Tunis University Arabic scholar and Neo Destour federation head in Gafsa, was killed by a terrorist in Gafsa.
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Tunisia
Neo-Destour ‘Independence Party
Thala
Constituent Assembly
Neo-Destour
Paris
France
Mohammed Daloud
Hussein Bouzaiane
Gafsa
Bouzaiane
Neo-Destour Federation
Tunis University
Walkersville Lions rout MSSD in eighth grade Legion game
Walkersville Lions beat Maryland State School for the Deaf 48 to 27 on the MSSD court. Center Wilson scored 18 for Walkersville, while Downey led MSSD with seven baskets as the Lions held the lead from the opening tipoff and earned a gold cup from the American Legion for first place.
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Walkersville Lions
American Legion
Maryland State School For the
MSSD
Lions
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Guard Downey
Walkersville
Waynesboro Y-Hi Tourney Honors Dominant Performances
Western shotmaker Kurka earned two new billfolds and the Moose trophy as the outstanding player in the Waynesboro Pa Y-Hi basketball tournament. Fort Ritchie’s Kurka led with 16 assists in two games and earned a first team spot by unanimous vote. Ritchie’s Tom Rysavy was cited among the best players from teams exiting in the second round.
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Avcmer
Waynesboro
Fort Ritchie
Karka
Kurka
Moose
Ritchie
Tom Rysavy
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