Orioles Win In 12th On Late Rally Over White Sox
Baltimore edges Chicago 3-2 in 12th inning as Frank Robinson opens with a bloop single and Brooks Robinson drives in the winning run after a passed ball and infield out. Etchebarren, Aparicio, and Johnson had two hits each for the Orioles in cool, 32 degree weather.
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Joe Brooks
J. Hammond Brown
Frank Bentz
Joe
Ham Brown
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Game and Inland Fish Commission
Clarke Venable
Ham” Brown
Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock
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Camp Airy
William C. Douglas
U.S. Supreme Court
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Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Eddie Watt
Chicago
J. C. Martin
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Dave Johnson
Juan Pizarro
Locker
Russ Snyder
Don Buford
Ron Hansen
Johnson
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Oriole
John Muller
Fred Robinson
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Gene Freese
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Luis Apancio
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Gary Peters
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Eddie Fisher
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Irwell
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Martin
Lau
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Smiller
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Freese Suford
Skowron
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G Peters
Martin T
NBA Draft Today Russell To Knicks
New York expected to select Cazzie Russell No. 1 in the NBA draft after winning the coin flip with Detroit for first pick. Detroit to pick second, likely selecting Dave Bing, with Purdue star Dave Schellhase also projected high. Chicago enters as expansion team with third and fourth picks in the second round.
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Michigan
New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
Detroit
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Chicago Bulls
John Kerr
San Francisco
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Walter Kennedy
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Knicks
Bradley
Bill Buntin
Gail Goodrich
UCLA
Henry Finkel
Dayton
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
Italy
Cepeda Homers In Cards Win Over Cubs
Cepeda hit his first homer for St Louis and Gibson limited Chicago to six hits in an 8-0 Cardinals win. Cepeda added a fourth homer of the season, with Gibson, Flood and Shannon also going deep, while Gibson had an inside the park shot in the seventh.
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Chicago
Orlando Cepeda
St Lews
Bob Gibson
Chicago Cubs
Cepeda
San Francisco
Ray Sadecki
Gibson
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
St. Louis
Middletown Claims County Track Title for Third Year
Middletown won the Frederick County track championship for the third straight year, defeating Walkersville 168-150 with Linganore third and Brunswick fourth. Mike Stroup led Middletown with three wins including the 120 yard high hurdles, long jump, and 440 yard dash, as Walkersville’s Jeff Dirks also won three events. The meet served as a precursor to Friday’s district class B and C meet in Middletown.
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Brunswick
Middletown
Frederick County
Walkersville
Linganore
Frederick
Mike Stroup
Knights
Jeff Dirks
Lions
Jim Cole
Chambersburg
Francis Foreman
Harlan Diggs
Terry Shaw
Main
Bill Watkins
Tigers Rally Past Indians 3-2 in Ninth Inning
Detroit spoiled Cleveland’s 2-0 lead with a two-run sixth and Willie Horton's pinch double in the ninth drove in Bill Freehan for a 3-2 Tigers win. Mickey Lolich silenced the Indians until Horton batted for him and doubled to right.
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Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
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Horton
Mickey Lolich
Lolich
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Gladding
Bell
Kralick
Crandell
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Mt Airy Beats Glenelg 10 to 5 In Baseball Showdown
Mt Airy punches across five runs in each of the first two innings to defeat Glenelg 10 to 5. Wally Norris earned the win with Lee Waltz, combining for a six-hitter. Randy Main hit a homer and a single, Dwight Mullinix added a triple, and Larry Cain drove in a run with a single.
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Mt Airy
Glenelg
Wally Norris
Lee Waltz
Waltz
Randy Main
Bulldogs
Dwight Mullinix
Larry Cain
Winkles
Davis
Norris
Cain
Keller Powers Cadets Over Boonsboro 8 to 5
Frederick defeats Boonsboro 8-5 as Hal Keller drives in five runs including a first inning grand slam. Terry Boyer debuts on the mound with four and two thirds innings for the win backed by Audie Murphy and Ron Hart. Keller also adds a double and two singles. OBryan adds a three run triple as Frederick builds a four run lead before holding Boonsboro to four hits. Beard goes the distance for Boonsboro with nine strikeouts.
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Hal Keller
Frederick
Terry Boyer
Cadets
Audie Murphy
Ron Hart
Keller
Gary O’bryan
Murphy
Talbert
Beard
Warriors
Frederick Boonsboro
Abra Bi Myers
Eliott
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Smith
Hart
Talbert S
Kaetzel Cf
Kelier c
Jones
Gavaa
Haupt
Forney
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Baugher
aRice
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Tod Woodman
Myers
Jooo Whipp
Boonsbero
Lesler
Long
O'Bryan
Rollin
Dot Hart
weNeal
Gossard
Chambersburg Downs Cadets in Dual Meet Upset
Chambersburg defeated Frederick High 71-65 as pole vaulter Nils Olson set a new FHS record at 12-4 and led a Pennsylvanian sprint and hurdle sweep. Olson broke the school mark but Frederick fell behind, with Foreman and Carson also contributing multiple wins for Chambersburg in a dominating performance.
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Olson
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Stewert
Mahan
Kraiss
Keyser
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Hall
Carson
McCracken
Linn
Swanson
Taylor
Robinson
Vandervoort
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Baker
Korreit
Himes
Minar
Run-Baker
Watkins
Shaw
Jackson
Sykes
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Marshall
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Weeks
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Myers
Clags
Ran
Kauai King Arrives at Pimlico for Preakness bid
Kauai King the Kentucky Derby winner arrived at Pimlico race track on Tuesday to contest the 150 000 added Preakness on May 21. Owner Michael Ford accompanied the colt on the plane from Louisville and said the flight was easy and comfortable. Pimlico veterans said it is rare for an owner to personally supervise delivery between the Derby and Preakness.
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Pimlico Race Track
Michael Ford
Lowsville
Pimlico
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