Besselink Leads Azalea After Third Round at 207
Al Besselink shot a 72 to hold a two stroke lead at 207 after the third round of the Azalea Open in Wilmington. Joe Campbell rose to second at 209, with Lionel Hebert, Larry Mowry and Tommy Jacobs at 210, as Dutch Harrison, Rod Funseth and Campbell posted 69s for the day.
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Gamecocks Take Terps Twice As ACC Baseball Gets Underway
South Carolina opened the baseball season with a win over Maryland 21 and followed with an 8-2 victory against the Terps. Clemson and Virginia sit 1-1 in ACC play. North Carolina leads non league action in the Florida State tournament. Wake Forest, led by Bill Scripture, begins Florida State tournament play.
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Mets End Senators Win Streak In Pompano Clash
Tim Harkness erupted with a single double and a homer as the Mets defeated the Senators 8 3 in Pompano Beach. Harkness snapped a 16 at bat drought, Amado Samuel added three hits and three RBIs, Carlton Willey worked three scoreless innings.
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Middletown High baseball optimistic under veteran coach
Middletown High’s baseball team, led by first season coach Bob Hess, returns most of its lineup with two graduation losses. Pitching anchors include Doug Martin and Bruce Frushour, with Harold Hoffman and Richard Wiegand in relief. Catching may be Dale Delauder, with Tom Bidle and Bob Axline contending. Outfield features Joe Keller, Marvin Lewis, and Gary Huffer. Infield contenders include Dave and Tom Baker, with Bidle at second or short, depending on early practices. Schedule opens April 7 with Shepardstown and continues through May with games at Damascus, Brunswick, Walkersville and Linganore.
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Umps Meet Tonight by Frederick County Umpires
The Frederick County Umpires Association will hold a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the American Legion home in Frederick. All umpires are urged to attend for high school assignments to be distributed.
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Frederick Track Girls Take Second in All Eastern Meet
Frederick Track and Field Club finished second at the All Eastern Women’s Track Meet in Queens College New York led by Tammy Davis who won the 60 yard dash and broad jump and placed second in the 440. Debbie Thompson took two silvers in the 50 yard hurdles and 220 while Sally Ward Edith Hubbard and Sue Butkus posted several top results. The team heads Friday to West Chester St Teachers College for the Middle Atlantic AAU meet and relay outcomes will shape entries for the Penn Relays on April 25.
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Clippers End Slate With 4-3 Victory
Baltimore Clippers edged Providence Reds 4-3 in the final game of the American Hockey League regular schedule. Dave Creighton scored 69 seconds before the end with a 25 foot shot to the near left corner. The win carried little significance as Baltimore had already fallen from Calder Cup playoff contention.
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Cincinnati Triumphs In NBA Semifinal For 3-2 Series Win
In an Eastern Division playoff clincher Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 130 to 124 to win the best of five series three games to two. Terrance Barr of Detroit Lions and Gary Collins of Cleveland Browns each caught 13 touchdown passes to lead the NFL in 1963.
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Outlook Not Bright For Melville Nine This Year
St Peters burg AP The Mets move to Shea Stadium in 1964 yet Casey Stengel faces a National League cellar battle. Last year they won 51 games, 15 back of ninth place Houston. Pitching is strongest area with Al Jackson Carl Willey and others leading. Position battles prevail as power hitters vie for spots while catching duties rotate between Gonder Taylor and Coleman.
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Exhibition Baseball Roundup From Spring Games
Sandy Koufax became the first pitcher to work nine innings in a spring game but took the loss as Minnesota beat the Dodgers 3-1. Mantle slugged two homers in the Yankees 6-4 win over Cincinnati. Cubs, Pirates, and Tigers won as spring training action continued with notable performances from Goray, Harkness, and Conigliaro.
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Oklahoma State Wins NCAA Wrestling Title in Record Showing
Oklahoma State captures the 24th NCAA wrestling team title at Cornell, with Oklahoma and Iowa State sharing runners up, and Colorado tied for fourth. Six Cowboys reach finals as Yojiro Uetake and Joe James win weight divisions. Uetake and James advance to U.S. Olympic trials. Southern Illinois also posts strong results with two champions.
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NAIA Selects Olympic All Stars for Trials in New York
A 12 man NAIA squad was named by executive secretary A O Duer to compete in Olympic basketball trials in New York. The team, chosen from 20 players after a week of Kansas City drills, is led by Lucious Jackson, 6 9, Pan American. Also listed are centers Wills Reed and Pat Caldwell, forwards Jesse Branson Wilbert Frazier Lou Skurcenski Doug Glaysher Mitchell Edwards, and guards Cecil Tuttle Jerry Moore Ralph Telken Willie Shaw from various colleges.
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Hoerner Struck on Ankle in Colt Orioles Exhibition
Houston pitcher Joe Hoerner was removed from the field in Miami after a line drive struck his left ankle during the Colt Orioles exhibition. He was taken to Doctors Hospital for precautionary X-rays. the injury did not appear serious.
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Orioles reduce spring training squad to 36 players
The Baltimore Orioles trimmed their spring camp roster to 36 by sending four pitchers to Rochester. Frank Bertaina and John Miller were optioned to the Red Wings in Dayton Beach while Billy Short was sent back to Rochester and George Brunet was told to report to Daytona Beach for assignment.
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Maryland Derby At Laurel Tees Up Local Bred Trio
A field of 11 Mary land breds contests the one mile Maryland Derby at Laurel Race Course led by Repeating Eli Whitney and Chathann who finished 1-2-3 in Bowie stakes. Jockey Walter Blum rides Repeating top weight 124 pounds with Chanaan and Eli Whitney to follow.
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Orioles edge Rockets? No, Orioles top Coltqu.
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Houston Colts 2-1 in a game featuring rookies and backups. An unearned run in the third inning on a double error set the difference after Norm Siebern's grounder and Jack Brandt's triple. Luis Aparacio and John Powell produced the first-inning run, while Houston’s lone score came on an unearned fifth-inning rally aided by Howie Goss, Wes Stock, and Steve Hertz. Charley Billings, a 20 year old catcher, was highlighted for his multi sport background from Cincinnati.
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