Three Teams Vie For Lead In City League After Openers
Buckley Lages fell 10-4 to Winchester Merchants as Buckley-Clarke County Esso and Lucky Inn each reach .667 win rates by night’s end. Hummer-Alco beat Marathon Oil 10-9 in eight innings behind solid hitting from Jim Lloyd and Jim Lemon, breaking a win drought.
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Jim Lloyd
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NFL Owners Open Spring Meeting Amid Trade and Suspension Talk
On the eve of their spring meeting NFL club owners discuss suspensions and betting allegations involving Carroll Rosenbloom. Commissioner Rozelle notes review of Horning and Karras could come after 1963 season or in 1964. Agenda includes TV rights, Pottsville title plea, disaster plan, player limits, and rule changes.
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Miami
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Major the FESASTAND Sports Scores and Schedules
The bulletin lists fixtures and results including Los Angeles at Cleveland Chicago at Washington Detroit at Baltimore Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Boston and Washington at Baltimore with only one game scheduled. Tuesday results show St Louis 5 Chicago 4 and Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0 along with several other MLB style matchups and future games.
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Orioles Trim Lefty Again as They Tie White Sox
Orioles beat Detroit 4 2 as Mickey Lolich loses first big league start. Al Smith, Boog Powell, and Joe Gaines drive in runs and Norm Cash homer for Detroit. Yankees top Kansas City 7 4 behind Mantle 5th inning power. White Sox hold lead at Washington 4 3 using a decisive sixth inning. Twins explode for seven in third to beat Boston 8 2. Angels Indians rained out. NL scores include Maloney’s eight straight strikeouts and Dodgers over Mets 4 2.
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Reds Win 2-0 as Maloney Strikes Eight Straight Outs
Jim Maloney, signed by Cincinnati on April Fool's Day, ties the modern major league record with eight consecutive strikeouts and tallies 16 in a 2-0 win over Milwaukee. At 22, he and Jim O'Toole anchor the Reds as wins rise to .500.
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Berlin Bid Backed by IOC Leaders for 1968 Olympics
A surprise bid by West Berlin to host the 1968 Olympic Games drew strong support from Avery Brundage and other IOC officials in Lausanne. Otto Mayer called it a victory of sport over politics, and Brundage said East German cooperation could lower the wall, with East Berlin reacting favorably according to West Berlin sources.
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Pistons entice coach Charley Wolf from Royals
Detroit Pistons hire Charley Wolf away from Cincinnati Royals citing his take charge coaching style. Wolf leaves with one year left on contract, to receive about 14000 dollars annually as successor to Dick McGuire in Detroit.
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