Cadets Win Sixth Meet in Best Triangular Here
Frederick Cadets defeat Cardoza and South Hagerstown 71 61 46 in a close meet. Cadets set stadium and school records in shot put, 880, 440 relay, with Vaughn of South Hagerstown setting a stadium mark in the two mile. Cardoza disqualification altered results. Frederick leads through depth and several wins. Next, dual with Chambersburg on May 12 and District meet May 16.
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Hal Moser
Frederick Cadets
Cardoza
South Hagerstown
Frederick
Cadets
Fort Hill
Francis Foreman
Egist
Gary J. Jackson
Dave Fogle
Larry Thompson
Delton Brickhouse
Ed Schantz
Vaughn
Wayne Vaughn
Schantz
Foreman
Ford
Boyd
Greene
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Brachey
Proctor
Allen
Smith
Welliams
Moser
Brickhouse
Arthur
Plunkard
Stoner
Brown
Milt Costian
Howard
Groves
Baker
Thompson
Gibson
Gerhard
Bostic
Milleer
Wooten
Miles
Shi
Horst
Jae Low
Mardles—Procter
Mangold
Fogle
Jackson
Hollon
Anderson
Miller
Murphy
Henson
Lookabaugh
Beckett
Nahl
Williams
Carter
Tre
Fritch
Sostic
Proctar
TV Bout CHICAGO Free TV Bout Highlights Local Boxing Match
Chicago's light heavyweights Allen Thomas and Bobby Foster clash in a televised bout from the Coliseum on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Thomas, 23, with a 19-31 record, has risen in Ring Magazine's May ratings toward Willie Pastrano's 175-pound title despite a streak of eight straight wins. Also listed are multiple race results from an afternoon card with purses ranging from 1,200 to 13,000 dollars, including wagers and outcomes across nine events and a total attendance of 3,760.
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Maryland
Susquehanna
Free State
Deer Creeks
Conowingo Dam
Big Hunting Creek
Tom McNally
Chicago
Allen Thomas
Bobby Foster
Tangle Tonight
ABC
Thomas
Ring Magazine
Willie Pastrano
Jones Drives Offenhauser to 156 MPH at Indy
Par nelli Jones cracked the 155 miles per hour barrier at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in a rebuilt front engine Offenhauser. The Agajanian Bowes Special logged 156.223 mph for a single lap and 115.865 mph for a four lap average.
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Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Frick Rules Out Fan Voting For All Stars 1964
The 1964 All-Star teams will again be chosen by players, coaches and managers, with Shea Stadium in New York hosting on July 7. Fan voting was rejected as impractical after a proposal to restore fan input, and voting will occur in mid June under supervision of the commissioner's office. Walter Alston will manage the National League team, with the American League manager to be announced later.
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New York
Ford Frick
Shea Stadium
Frank Slocum
Commissioner’s Office
Cincinnati
Slocum
Commissioner's Office
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Indians Top Orioles 9 4 as Howser Drives Four
Cleveland batter Dick Howser collected three singles and four RBIs to spark a 9 4 win over Baltimore. Jim Grant earned the victory with a homer and Francona also connected. Grant worked 6 2 3 innings before Abernathy finished.
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Dick Howser
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Howser
Wes Stock
Jim Grant
Tito Francona
Indians
Grant
Francona
Orioles
Boog Powell
Ted Abernathy
Sam Bowens
Wugners
Dave McNally
Stock
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Orsino
Ader
Alvis
McNally
Jackson
Abernathy
Haddix
Kirkland
Miller
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PQA
Brown
Aparico
Siebern
Adair
Powell
Mailer
McNally Grant
U—Amaont
DiMare
Paparella
Drummond
John Orsing
Yanks Rally Past Senators 9-6 For Win
The New York Yankees beat Washington 9 to 6 as Tom Tresh delivered the tie breaking hit in the seventh inning. Moose Skowron drove in two with a sacrifice fly and a Don Lock single. Bobby Richardson stole second and scored in the sixth to spark the comeback.
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Washington
Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Yankees
Senators
al Downing
Moose Skowron
Don Lock
Bobby Richardson
Hector Lopez
Marshall Bridges
John Blanchard
Pedro Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Tresh
New York
Mikkelsen
Reniff
Howard
Stenhouse
Koplitz
Bridges
Kline
Leppert
W—Mikkelsen
L—Bridges
Skowron
Haller's hit tops Cubs for Giants 7-6
Tom Haller drove in two runs with an eighth inning single lifting San Francisco to a 7 6 win over Chicago after trailing 6-5. Chicago led 4-0 in a first inning burst, then San Francisco pulled even before the decisive eighth. Perry earned the win for the Giants, McDaniel took the loss.
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CUBS
Giants
SAN Francisco
Tom Haller
Chicago Cubs
Lou Brock
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Jesus Alou
Willie Mays
Mays
Dick Bertell
Santo
Andre Rodgers
Chicago
San Fran
Buhl
Schurr
Norman
McDaniel
Elston
Bertell
O'Dell
Bolin
Duffalo
Herbel
Larsen
Perry
Shaw
W—Perry
L — Me'Daniel
Tim Harkness Delivers Mets Win Over Reds in Slim Rally
New York tops Cincinnati 3-2 as Tim Harkness hits a two run homer off Jim Maloney and Al Jackson allows nine hits. Harkness extends a hitting streak to eight games after Ron Hunt’s leadoff single. Mets snap a five game skid with seven hits, all in the first six innings.
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NEW York
Tim Harkness
Jim Maloney
al Jackson
Cincinnati Reds
Mets
Harkness
Ron Hunt
Charlie Smith
Moran
Cincinnati
Fox
Maloney
Edwards
Jacksson
Taylor
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Twins rally behind Oliva two homers win 9-1 over Dodgers
Rookie Tony Oliva hit two homers including a grand slam and drove in six as Minnesota defeated Los Angeles 9-1. Oliva's grand slam in the sixth turned a 1-1 tie into a five-run outburst, and his second homer came in the eighth with the bases empty. Jimmie Hall added a 430-foot shot as the Twins improved to a 11-1 record with Oliva's four-hit, 427 average day.
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Minneapolis
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Oliva
Twins
Jimmie Hall
Tnow
Newman
Osinsk
Spring
Duliba
Foryback
Rodgers
Kaat
Battey
Zimmerman
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Adcock
Hall
Man Killed By Explosion At Harford Quarry
A Harford County man died Thursday when a dynamite blast hurled a 100 pound rock onto the shack where he worked. State Police said the shack at the Arundel Corp gravel quarry on Maryland Route 155, about a mile north of Havre de Grace, was demolished.
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Havre DE Grace
Harford County
Arundel Corp
Maryland
Congressional Is Thinking Man's Course at Congressional
Washington AP A golf architect defends Congressional Country Club for the National Open. Robert Trent Jones says it rewards finesse and precision over power, noting Julius Boros could excel. He revised holes, narrowed fairways, added traps for a 7058 yard par 70 layout, June 18-20.
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Congressional Country Club Lourse
Arnold
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Robert Trent Jones
Julius Boros
Tony
Jones
Heart of the Capitol
Western Maryland whites Johns Hopkins in tennis rout
Western Maryland Green Terrors crushed Johns Hopkins 8-1 in a Mason Dixon Conference match. Western Maryland improves to 5-1 in league play and 5-3 overall.
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Westminster, Md
Western Maryland
Green Terrors
Johns Hopkins
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