Controversy and plans ripple through CVAL and baseball links
The Morning Herald sports desk notes lingering disputes over Allegany and Fort Hie from Cumberland Valley Athletic League. It forecasts a weak CVYAL next year with Westminster new to the league and Martinsburg likely down. It also reports WV state rule allowing three basketball games in Christmas tours count as one, plus Maryland mirror suggestion. The piece adds Little Leaguer signups at Frederick High School. Trade talk surrounds Roy Sievers, with interest from Kansas City and Chicago, and Oscar Robertson hints at NBA move amid Globetrotters options.
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Hagersteun
Werner Joe
Penpssante
Hazerstown
Henry
Morning Herald
Westminster
Martinsburg
Frederick
Hegerstown
West Virginia
State
Secondary School Activities Commission
Maryland
Long's Shot Toss for AAU Record
Long's shot throw aims for an AAU record as Des Moines, Los Angeles, and other teams are mentioned. The item notes a world record submission by Long and references AAU officials, while partial details suggest a misweighing incident affecting the attempt. Frank Howard, a rookie, faces a fine at Dodgers camp amid spring discipline questions.
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Howard
Verc Beach
Fla
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Todsers
Ohio Star
Buzzie Ravasi
Dodger
West Palm Beach
Exhibition Baseball Wraps Up Spring Drills
KC blanked Detroit 6 0 0 in seven innings as Throneberry homered for Kansas City. Cards beat White Sox 3 4 1 behind Kline’s nine innings and two catches. Dodgers topple Yankees 9 3 on Turley rough outing. Phillies edge Reds 2 1 in 9. Del Greco’s 9th inning single wins it. Johansson laments remaining bout details after Patterson clash.
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KC Blanks
Detroit
West Palm Beach
Kesas City
Kansas City
I Foyiack
Mossi
Witucki
Herbert
Reed
Foiles
W— Herbert
L—Foyiack
Throneberry
Chisox
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Joe Cunningham
Ron Kline
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cardinals
Chicago
Phill
REDS
Clearwater, Fla
Bobby del Greco
Fred Hopke
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Hards
Wieand
Dot Buzhardt
Short
Dalrymple
Boston Needs New Trades to Bolster Squad
Boston seeks new trades to strengthen the Red Sox lineup as Ron Jackson and Vic Wertz factor into plans. Pete Runnels and Don Williams hold positions, with questions about the outfield and prospects like Gene Stephens, Marty Nehouse, Bobby Thomson, Jim Bus, Tom Brewer, Jerry Casale, Ike Delock, and Frank Sullivan among returning pitchers.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Sco Pew Yeat
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Ron Jackson
Vic Wertz
Pete Runnels
Don Williams
Ted
Gene Stephens
Marty Neough
Bobby Thomson
Chicago Cubs
Jim Bus Tom Brewer
Jerry Casale
Ike Delock
Frank Sullivan
Tor Sturdivant
Bowling Wednesday Night Walkersville End Food Market
A Wednesday bowling night in Walkersville ended with food market statistics amid local turnout. Organizers reported participation levels and revenue figures, emphasizing community engagement and upcoming events.
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Walkersville End
Pitchers and the Washington Orioles base running puzzler
In Washington the Senators face the Baltimore Orioles with bases loaded and two outs in the sixth. Ken Aspro Monte is at bat with a full count as Milt Pappas winds up, a ball is called, and Washington pitcher Russ Kemmerer slows toward home. A controversial play follows as the catcher and Brooks Robinson react, leaving the ruling unclear.
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Mie
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Washington
Teo
Ken Aspromonte
Milt Pappas
Russ Kemmerer
Hirsch Jacobs Close To 3000 Career Wins At Aqueduct
Veteran trainer Hirsch Jacobs near 3,000 career victories as his horses race at Aqueduct. Livmie owner by Jacobs earned $918,485 with 31,500 purchase, while two entries and two seconds keep his purse total approaching $9 million. Jacobs, 53, long based in New York, began trainers in Miami and Brooklyn, with strong showing since 1926.
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John Chandler
Associated Press
NEW York
Hirsch Jacobs
Livmie
Aqueduct
Tim
Eaf Rork
East Side
Bieber
Ackr
Pee
Jacobs
Hi R Evenson
Paspant
Miami
Fla
Sunny
Brooklyn
Aauerie
Ummer
Kid Pitching and Rookies Hold Key to Orioles Hopes 1960
The article notes rookie pitchers and first year players shaping Baltimore Orioles prospects for the 1960 season. Mentions a rookie infielder and a young pitcher from a summer season, with exhibition play and potential impact on the club’s performance.
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Oriole
Exhibition series with Reds canceled in Havana
The planned three game set between the Cincinnati Reds and the Baltimore Orioles in Havana was canceled, straining U S Cuba relations. Orioles president Lee MacPhail cited reasons for the decision, while Cincinnati GM Gabe Paul expressed disappointment and said the team could have sent a squad to Cuba. Cuban writers denounced the cancellation as harmful to baseball ties. The Washington Senators enjoyed a day off in Orlando, awaiting Grapefruit League play.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Havana
Lee MacPhail
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
Tiams
Baltimore
New York
Ford Frick
State Department
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Wre
Dec
Stri
Washington
Department
Senators
Washington Senators
Cu Revolucion
MacPhail
Bob Ma
Fausto Miranda
the Revolucion
Cuban Assn. of
Gus
Nugent looks to frosh for varsity help
College Park Md AP Tom Nugent aims to mold freshmen into impact players after Maryland posted a 5-5-1 season and closed strong with wins over Clemson and North Carolina. He expects a fast line and new additions from Bullis Prep and area prospects to bolster 22 returning lettermen.
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College Park
Tom Nugent
Maryland
Clemson
North Carolina
Iromen
Nugent
Nor- Bob Moore
Montgomery
Bullis Prep
Binghamion
Mike Wing
Alemown
Walt Rock
Bixra
Qhie
Harry Butsko
Tie Terps
Gary Collins
Vince Leon
Dale Belly
Fletcher
Ev Cloud
Bobagher
Jim Davidson
Pat Crass
Ken Houser
Ising
Victor Schwartz
Tom Sunderman
Red Breedlove
Kurt Schwarz
Joe Gardi
Baseball Notes From Spring Training Position Prospects
Names and figures from a spring camp, detailing players like Breeding, Adair, Hansen, Klaus, Brooks Robinson, and Woodich, with positions and batting marks. Mentions injuries and possible shifts across bases, outfield, and catching roles as teams shape rosters.
Maryland Opens 1960 Baseball Season Against Dartmouth
Don Brown of Point of Rocks starts at first base as Maryland under coach Burt Shipley opens the season at College Park against Dartmouth. Frank Mariz and George Krause join a lineup featuring Bill Trust and Frank Cop Cristop, with Shipley in his final season guiding the Terrapins.
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Don Brown
Point of Rocks
Maryland
Buzzi Shipier
College Park
Dartmouth
Brown
Ailacc
Frederick County
Frank Mariz
Don Santo
Aslacc
Martz
George Krause
Westminster
Ader
Bill Trust
Frank Cop- Cristop
Dunn
Joendreaone
Butch Bowie
Ce i
Burt Shipley
Shipley
No Change in ABCs Top Ten and College Baseball News
No changes Monday in the ABC top ten. Ralph Fornwall led with 63 in singles, Paul Kulbaga topped singles with 726 and all events with 1951, while Andy Hudoba and Jack Baum led doubles with 1353. Washington College beat University of Maryland at Chestertown 1 0 after five errors, Maine rallied with four unearned runs in eighth inning. Rangers organize for season. Donald Lytes elected president, Joe Weaks treasurer, Bernard Brown joins board. practice led by manager Brow.
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Ev Ed Wichelmenn Bettendorf
Iona
Ralph Fornwall
O'Failon
Paul Kulbaga
Cleveland
Andy Hudoba
Jack Baum
Youngstown
Ohio
Waashington College
Chestertown
Norman Philips
Washington College
The
University Jay
Steve Preston
Maine
Wiyton College
Mason-Dixon
Rangers
Buckeystown Rangers
Donald Lytes
Joe Weaks
Bernard Brown
James Hardy
Garfield
Franklin Saunders
Brow
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Pete Ramos
Earl Battey
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Sweden
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Feature Sports Inc
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York. Jones Y
Uniersity of Maine
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John Powell
Orlando
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Dropo
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Randt
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Gene Woodich
Jenna Powers
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