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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
3
The column questions Frick's balk rule fix and the uneven enforcement across leagues. It argues that strict rule enforcement would make games a farce, citing 96 NL vs 8 AL whistle counts and the issue of 20 second pitches. It emphasizes judgment alongside rules in baseball.
Mets fans fill the stands with banners and bed sheets as New York heads on the road after a dramatic home stand. The crowd roared during a 13-12 win over Cincinnati, celebrating hits and homers while risk of bed sheets, fireworks, and banners reshaped the Harlem River scene.
Boston hits three homers to beat Washington 8 5 and move into second place in the American League. Bob Tillman delivers a three run shot in the sixth after La Clinton triple and singles by Dick Stuart and Roman Mesias. Frank Maizone and Stuart homer as Boston's 11 hit attack overwhelms Washington.
Greensboro summary reports Forests Jerry Pardue suffering first loss of the week while Maryland's Jo Kivat leads for the Coast Conference. Wake Forest star Frank Christie posts 340, Jerry Verendy of Maryland tops in strikeouts with MM totals. Harmatz and Ben Lic Sorenuen noted as former tumble specialists.
Waynesboro Frederick High School’s Cadets golf team remained undefeated as they captured the Tri-State League championship with a 12th straight victory. Bob Craw shot 75 to earn medalist honors, while Dave Price and Frank Wickless also contended. Coach Homer Brooks called the win the toughest of the season. Frederick extended its two year string to 22.
Mayor E Paul Magaha will open the East Frederick Little League season at Maryland Avenue Park with a first ball toss and pre game ceremonies at 545 pm. George May league president announced the 6 13 pm game followed by introductions of all players. The league enters its second year as a major Little League franchise with tournament eligibility. Opening game features H B Duvall versus R F Kline. Games run Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at the park across from Frederick Fairgrounds. Managers are Edwin Storks R F Kline George May Jr H J B Duvall Roy Summers Exchange Club Jim Easterday Bitzer and Moore.
Jets coach Ewbank welcomed the American Football League plan to strengthen New York and Oakland by allowing selection of players from other teams. The move aims to add depth and create a more competitive squad after years of financial trouble and no drafted signings.
Baltimore lefty Steve Barber, the AL's hottest pitcher, reports a steady left shoulder ache and may skip his next start. Manager Billy Hitchcock shifts to a five man rotation, giving Barber extra rest as Pappas Estrada Roberts and McCormick join the new plan alongside rookie Menally in relief and spot duty.
Civitans break a 3 3 tie with five runs in the fifth inning to beat Optimist 8 3. Englar fanned nine and allowed six hits for the win with Poline homering and Bowens collecting three singles. Baker and Cline each had two hits for Optimist. Baker took the loss after nine hits allowed.
National League standings show San Francisco 19 13, St. Louis 19 14, Pittsburgh 16 13, Los Angeles 17 15, Chicago 16 15, Cincinnati 14 15, Philadelphia 14 16, New York 14 18, Milwaukee 0 41, Houston 14 19. Yesterday Houston defeated New York 4 2. today Cincinnati at Chicago, St Louis at Milwaukee, New York at Houston, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at San Francisco.
Fragmented listing shows American League mentions including Kaat and Raken performances, games at Cleveland Boston and Washington, and team references like New York Chicago Kansas City Los Angeles and Baltimore with scattered scores and player initials. It reads as partial box score style notes without full context.
Baseball game recap shows the Los Angeles Angels scoring in a peer display that outpaced the Chicago White Sox. Key players contribute hits and runs as the Angels seize a one game lead in the American League.
The extracted text shows mixed race entries and results with unclear names. It mentions a winner and several partial person and place references possibly related to a purse race and the Preakness. No coherent full lineup or official finishing order could be confirmed from the fragment.
Western Maryland clinched a late victory as Mal AP reported a net triumph for the Westminster matchup. The finish secured a key win for the team, with details highlighting the tense conclusion and standout plays.
Kentucky Derby victor Chateaugay clocked a mile in 1 37 3 5 seconds at Pimlico, trainer Jim Conway unhappy with the time as the field for the 87th Preakness grows. Sky Wonder and Lemon Twist added as definite contenders. Get Around may join as a possible ninth entry.
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