Orioles built on Mac Phail trades seek pennant in AL
Lee MacPhail of the Baltimore Orioles earns praise as baseball's shrewdest trader. His moves since 1958 built a high flying roster aiming to overtake the New York Yankees. Key deals include Aparicio and Smith from Chicago, plus other acquisitions that reshaped Baltimore under Billy Hitchcock.
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Ex Grid Coach Leads 500 Festival Golf Tourney
Claude King, ex football coach from Virginia Beach, tops the field at Speedway course with 132 total after first two rounds, one stroke ahead of Fred Hawkins. Jerry Pittman shoots 63 to near course record as 75 pros compete. Gary Floan misses cut with 145.
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Big Sky Officials Meet Thursday in Spokane
Presidents or representatives from six schools in the new Big Sky Athletic Conference will gather in Spokane to discuss conference commissioner applicants and to approve the constitution and by laws, announced Gonzaga President John P. Leary S J on Saturday.
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Civil Rights Crisis Spreads From North to South in 1962–63
The surge of protests and court actions over racial segregation shocks the nation from Birmingham to Philadelphia. President Kennedy and Gov Wallace clash over school desegregation as federal troops stand by in Alabama. Violent clashes, sit-ins, and legal battles mark a turning point in the civil rights movement.
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