Glimpses of 1917 Glen White Baseball Team
A vintage print shows the Glen White 1917 baseball squad with Time Brings On Changes, listing members Joan Morgan John Arthur Jim Thompson Joe Snyder Dr A G Bowles Hugh Dean Earl Files Mack Hays John Williams Daisy Williams Lee McCormick Luther Browning Albert Green Louis Canterbury. The image appears from archival files.
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Albert Green
Louis Canterbury
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Reds open season with win as O'Toole Robinson shine
Cincinnati pitchers Jim O'Toole and slugger Frank Robinson sparked a 5-2 victory over Pittsburgh. O'Toole worked flawlessly with no bullpen needed and projected a 20-win season, while Robinson aimed to break his early slump. Earl Francis absorbed the loss as Cincinnati heads to Philadelphia for two night games with Art Mahaffey looming.
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West Virginian Starts Against Pirates Today
Pirates seek a fresh start at Forbes Field as Bob Friend faces Lew Burdette in the home opener amid a flurry of new players led by Don Cardwell Julio Goray and Dick Groat traded away. Bob Bailey Willie Stargell and Larry Elliot highlight a rookie laden squad while a prior loss to the Reds 5 2 signals a rough start for Pittsburgh.
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1963 Season Opens With Surging Openers Across Leagues
Tim Moriarty reports opening day action as Orioles beat Senators 3 1 in Washington with Boog Powell and Frank Robinson homering. Reds top Pirates 5 2 in Cincinnati as OToole allows six hits. Mets shake up roster while Colts acquire Staub Goss and Fazio. Weather looks good with highs to 84 in Houston.
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Pirates
Pirates Play Stadium Battle Nears Climax
In Pittsburgh opening day 1968, the Pirates face the Braves as county leaders debate stadium financing. A plan to cap county aid at 5.7 million for redevelopment collides with a 21 million bond approach, stirring threats the Pirates and Steelers may relocate.
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Sophia Little League Seeks 20 More Players in Slab Fork District
Sophia Little League needs about 20 more boys ages 11 and 12 to complete rosters. Interested players may register today at Loop Ball Park starting at 5:30 p.m. President Albert Veneri says the team requires additional players to fill the rosters.
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Future treats and travel charm pepper daily life
The column suggests exploring new locales and shopping in offbeat places while forecasting a favorable period for home repairs reunions and friendly calls. It notes long historical flavors of sweets from ancient Egypt and mentions Puerto Rico poised to gain Cuba's tourism, with continued business growth in hospitality and leisure sectors.
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope 1963 Field Enterprises
Astrological notes for all signs dated 1963 advise Pisces to use humor to ease tension and Aries to temper persistence. Readers are urged to stay cautious and patient, with guidance on handling impulses, traffic, confidence, and disputes.
Woodrow Wilson, Stoco Open 1963 Baseball Season
Woodrow Wilson opens its 1963 baseball schedule with a double header against Stoco at Warren Williams Field starting at 5 p.m. if weather cooperates, according to Principal C. G. Peregoy.
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Baseball standings and schedule snapshot
American League standings show Baltimore leading with 1 0 record after a 3 1 win over Washington on Monday. Upcoming games list notable matchups including New York at Kansas City and Boston at Los Angeles with key starters Monbouquette McBride Herbert Bunning and Pascual set to pitch across the week.
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National League matchups headline set abroad
Cincinnati faces Pittsburgh while Milwaukee travels to Pittsburgh in a 10 9 versus 18 14 matchup. San Francisco visits Houston with Sanford 24 7 facing Farrell 10 20. Los Angeles plays Chicago with Drysdale 25 9 against Jackson 16 11. Cincinnati at Philadelphia at night Jay 21 14 versus Mahaffey 19 14. St Louis at New York Broglio 12 9 versus Craig 10 24. St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia night Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at Houston night.
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Weather impact may delay today’s scheduled games
At 10 a.m. today the games remained on the schedule but rain could push contests to a later date if it continues.
Yankees And Giants Picked To Win Again
UPI sports editor Leo H Petersen predicts the New York Yankees will win the American League and that the San Francisco Giants will win the National League. He notes the Dodgers are favored in the NL but cautions past patterns.
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Tahitians Replace Nose Rub With Dual Cheek Kisses
Tahitians have shifted from rubbing noses as a sign of affection to kissing on both cheeks when meeting or parting. The change reflects evolving social customs and personal greeting styles in Tahiti.
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