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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1964

Page

6

Orioles Face Season With Hopes Of Strong Start

The Orioles, under new manager Hank Bauer, seek a solid start to the 1964 season as they aim for a high finish. Key players include Brooks Robinson, Luis Aparicio, Jerry Adair, Norm Siebern, and Boog Powell. Pitching depth features Robin Roberts, Mike McCormick, Dave McNally, and Harvey Haddix. offense hinges on Powell’s power and Brandt’s improvement. If early runs total 75 from Robinson, Brandt, Siebern, and Powell, Bauer believes the club can challenge the Yankees, though June outcomes remain uncertain.

Baltimore Orioles New York Yankees Orioles Baltimore Memorial Stadium Detroit New York Kansas City Chicago Birds Aloha Yanks Twins White Sox Billy Hitchcock Hank Bauer Yankee Bauer Hitchcock Miami Yankees Bombers Brooks Robinson Luis Aparicio Jerry Adair Norm Siebern Robinson Adair Siebern Jim Gentile Gentile Boog Powell Willie Kirkland New Faces Sam Bowens Jackie Brandt Russ Snyder Powell Mantle Brandt Chuck Estrada Steve Barker Robin Roberts Mike McCormick Dave McNally Harvey Haddix Milt Pappas Stu Miller Dick Hall West Stock Dick Brown John Orsino Orsino

Repeating wins Maryland Derby at Laurel in snow

The year old colt Repeating edged Solid Fuel by a neck to win the $24 750 Maryland Derby before 11 928 onlookers in Laurel Maryland The mile race was run in 1394 5 with Repeating earning 14 787 for owner Mrs Lucien Laurin Jockey Walter Blum rode the winner as Fred Kratz began a four win day in earlier races Also noted was Charlie Schmitter of Michigan State named Big Ten fencing dean since 1939

Thanks Dee Eli Whitney Walter Blum Solid Fuel David P. Reynolds Repeating Charles W. Knox Chanaan L. Gittings Boyce Fatal Conflict al Bowie Maryland Lucien Laurin Fred Kratz Who But Me Glassell B Kratz Mister Judge Bix Charlie Schmitter Michigan State

All Stars Chosen In NBA for 1963 64 Season

Oscar Robertson headlined the All Star selections as the only unanimous choice. Wilt Chamberlain Jerry West Elgin Baylor Bob Pettit join him on the first team with Jerry Lucas Tom Heinsohn Bill Russell Hal Greer and John Havlicek making the second quintet. Rookie of the Year Jerry Lucas led voting among rookies. Pettit and Robertson posted top scores.

New York N.Y Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Royals National Basketball Association J. Vale Kennedy N.B.A Robertson Bob Pettit St. Louis Jerry West Elgin Baylor Los Angeles Wilt Chamberlain San Francisco Warriors Lucas Jerry Lucas Gus Johnson Baltimore Bullets Nate Thurmond San Francisco Tom Heinsohn Boston Celtics Cincinnati Bill Russell Celtics Hal Greer Philadelphia 76Ers John Havilcck Boston Pettit Philadelphia John Havlicek Baylor Chamberlain West Heinsohn Russell Greer Havlicek

Lund Pitches Bats Terps Over Clemson

Maryland defeats Clemson 6 to 3 in ACC baseball after Jack Lund earns the win and hits a home run. Lund fanned four Tigers through the first three innings while untangling a rough fourth inning with two runs. The Terps add three in the eighth to seal the win as Jim Ryan and Bob McCarthy spark the rally.

Clemson S.C Jack Lund Maryland Terps Jim Watkins Tom Richy Lund Waitkin Tigers Tiger Jim Ryan Bob McCarthy Joe Quatt Joche Mike Long McCarthy Casey Lowell Sutton

Exhibition Baseball Roundup Highlights Lary Reds Win

Frank Lary pitched two hits through six as the Tigers defeated the Reds 6-3 in an exhibition. Jerry Lumpe led Detroit with two triples and two RBIs while Jack Baldschun Gibson and Roebuck faced rough outings in other games.

Associated Press Frank Lary Detroit Tigers Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees Lary Reds Gordy Coleman Jerry Lumpe Kansas City Rocky Colavito A’s Philadelphia Jack Baldschun Bob Gibson St. Louis Washington Ed Roebuck Baldschun Harry Bright

Besselink Wins Azalea Open In Windy Wilmington Finish

Al Besselink survives a triple bogey on the 17th to win the Azalea Open by one stroke totaling 282. Lionel Hebert finishes second at 283 with Tommy Jacobs third at 284 as cold winds and high winds challenge the field.

Kenalyta Associated Press Wilmington, N.C al Besselink Merchantville N.J Lionel Hebert Tommy Jacobs Besselink Hebert Wilmington Pat Besselink

Hunch Player Wins Big Twin Double at Gulfstream Park

Washington widow Marion Jones visited Gulfstream Park for the first time since World War I and won the $81,181.80 twin double. She bet $2 on four races with hunches and the Romaquill result clinched the payout as the last active ticket. Jones traveled with her 11 year old daughter and offered reasons for each pick linked to family notes.

Miami, Fla Washington, D.C Gulfstream Park Marion "W. Jones Jacinto Vasquez Romaquill March Blow

Margolis Denies Fixing Clay Liston Title Fight

Sam Margolis testified before the Senate antitrust subcommittee that he helped arrange the Clay Liston title bout and denied any fixing or underworld involvement. He said the stock in Liston promotions was part of a private deal with Sonny Liston and denied Carbo or Palermo ownership. Margolis also disclosed past dealings with Frank Palermo and noted Liston’s stock gifts and potential earnings from future fights.

Washington Sam Margolis Cassius Clay Sonny Liston Margolis Underworld Liston Clay Miami Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Philip A. Hart D-Mich Frankie Carbo Frank (Blinky Robert Nilon Jack Nilon Peete Jack Fried Nilon

Walkersville High Faces Strong County Baseball Schedule

Walkersville High School previews a tight county season with Eddie Cook as pitcher and Sonny Barrick as catcher. The infield centers on Beeson with Zimmerman Smith Dirks, while outfield candidates include Marshall Naundorf and Haines. The team plans tough games starting April 15 and continues through late May with key contests against Singanore Thurmont Frederick Middletown Francis Scott Key Brunswick Mt Airy.

Larry Yanos News-Post Walkersville Tom Ford Barrick Leo Duncan Ford Sonny Barrick Eddie Cook Charley Frushour Jim Stoner Cook Larry Marshall Ernie Naundorf Larry Haines Larry John Cline Aubrey Eyler Cline Eyler Beeson Joe Beeson Vaughn Zimmerman Gordon Smith Jeff Dirks Dirks Smith Singanore Thurmont Frederick Middletown Francis Scott Key Brunswick Mt. Airy

Phillies Poised for Strong Open Despite Injury Woes

Phillies manager Gene Mauch promotes a rising pitching staff and a healthy core as potential contenders. Key figures Richie Allen Tony Gonzalez Johnny Callison Gabe Triandos and Jack Baldschun headline a lineup facing left handed pitching with promising young starters Cal McLish Ray Culp and Dennis Bennett returning from injuries and new signees like John Boozer Gary Kroll and Ryne Duren shaping spring prospects.

Los Angeles San Francisco St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Cal McLish Ray Culp Dennis Bennett Art Mahaffey Chris Short Peligtand Don Demeter Jack Hamilton Mahaffey McLish John Boozer Gary Kroll Little Rock Ryne Duren Johnny Klippstein Baldschun Phils Mauch Allen Triandos Ely Tony Gonzalez Johnny Callison

Orioles Rally Past Senators In 10th For 14-5 Win

The Baltimore Orioles scored nine in the 10th inning to outpace the Washington Senators 14-5 in Pompano Beach. Ed Roebuck worked the 10th as Baltimore sent 15 batters to the plate, with John Powell homering and Russ Snyder adding a triple and single.

Pompano Beach Fis Baltimore Orioles Washington Senators Ed Roebuck John Powell Russ Snyder Carl Bouldin Senators Brooks Robinson Bob Johnson Baltimore Ken Retzer Washington Pappas Hall Vineyard

Cadets Golf Team Opens Season at VFW Course

Frederick High School defends Tri-State League titles as the Cadets host West Minster at VFW Golf Course. Senior leaders Richard Wolfe and Roddy Rhoderick pace a squad including Earl Starr Craig Rhoderick Gerald Becht Bennie Gannon with Rhoderick shooting 78 in qualifying. Next match vs South Hagerstown set for Beaver Creek Friday.

Craig Rhoderick Frederick South Hagerstown Beaver Creek

Legion to Sponsor Cage Tournament in Frederick

The Frederick American Legion will sponsor a five-team basketball tournament for 13 to 15 year olds at West Frederick Junior High School. Games run over April 5 to 9 with seventh, eighth and ninth graders from Frederick Recreation Walkersville Emmitsburg Thurmont and Elm Street participating.

The Frederick American Legion West Frederick Junior High School Frederick Recreation Walkersville Recreation Emmitsburg Recreation Thurmont Recreation Elm Street Recreation Emmitsburg Frederick Walkersville Elm Street Ree Frederick Frederick 2 Harmont

Frederick Little Leagues Joint Registration This Saturday

Joint registration for National American and East Frederick Little Leagues set for Saturday at Frederick High School from 1 to 3 p m. Participants should bring basic details and be ready to enroll for the coming season.

Frederick East Frederick Frederick High School

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