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Quincy has dropped games to both Kirkland and Winthrop, but behind the rebounding of mammoth Neal Cartin, Bill Bremner, Frank Ulcickas, and Dave Losk, the Quins just might avenge both defeats before the season's end. George Campbell and Jim Moorhead provide the quality of ball-handling that forced Winthrop to the wire earlier this month in a one-point decision...
...Dave Moorhead, the rookie, has won three of his first four starts, and has given up so few runs that his E.R.A. 1.36, Is second only to Chicago's Hoyt Wllhelm. Dave Radatz, the porky relief pitcher, has won three of four and has an E.R.A. of 1.88. And Earl Wilson, winner of four of his first six, has an E.R.A. of 1.98, tenth in the league...
...there are akeptics. There are those who point out that Malzone is a notorious spring hitter; that Moorhead has given up an average of almost six walke a game, too many for a good pitcher; that wllson had a good start last year too; that Yastrzemaki is already slumping; and that Stuart has rarely hit for a high average. They say that the Yankees are but a half game off the pace even with Roger Maris (.238), Bobby Richardson (.227), and Tony Kubek (175) slumping. They say the Orioles' pitchers are looking good, that the White Sox are getting good...
...Lutheran minister in Minnesota, Hauge graduated from Moorhead. Minn.'s Concordia College (class of '35), got his doctorate in economics at Harvard, and taught at both Harvard and Princeton. He was an editorial writer for McGraw-Hill's Business Week when he joined the draft-Ike movement in 1951. After six years with Ike, Hauge was lured away from the White House in 1958 when ubiquitous Wall Streeter Sidney Weinberg. a partner of Goldman, Sachs & Co., persuaded him to become chairman of the finance committee at Manufacturers Trust Co. When Manufacturers merged with the Hanover Bank last...
...phalanx of city-room desks is liberally speckled with grey heads, most of them belonging to veterans of the staff-owned paper who cannot bear to part with their Star stock holdings, which must be cashed in when they leave the paper: the Star's police reporter William Moorhead, 61, has shares worth better than $150,000. In contrast to most newspapers, the Star's seven-man corps of editorial writers is a surprisingly young and active crew: four are in their...