Six Delaware County grid coaches change jobs in years upheaval
Six high school coaches switch posts in Delaware County. Collingdale's Jack Conley leaves to join Penncrest as an assistant to Walt Udavich. Nether Providence's Harry Miller leaves for Pennsylvania Military College. Darby High's Bill Evans moves to Harrison. Marple Newtown adds Paul Dobransky and John Rhodes to assist head coach Louw Bender. Ken Davis leaves M N to head Bishop McDevitt.
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Edgerhart Daily Times
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Delaware County
Jack Conley
Collingdale High
Walt Udavich
Penncrest
Harry Miller
Nether Providence
Pennsylvania Military College
Bill Evans
Darby High
Harrison
Ed Wilcox
Marple-Newtown
Paul Bobransky
John Rhodes
Louw Bender
Ken Davis
M-N
Bishop McDevitt High
Wyncote
Bennet Tops Potter In Pennsylvania Military Game
In a Pennsylvania Military College all star clash, John Bennett outplayed Frank Potter. Bennett scored a touchdown and threw a 52 yard pass for a score while Potter struggled with interceptions and lost yardage. Potter did excel on kickoff returns and faced injuries to teammate Rich Jackson.
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Frank Potter
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Clifton Heights
Eiror
Potter
Ridley Township
North
Bennett
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All-Delta
Ron
Ike) Eisenacher
Green Raider
Frank
Sonny Randolph
Marple-Newtown
Bill Herring
Toretti
Rich Jackson
Jackson
Crozer Hospital
Foster's 21 Pace Narberth Cleaners in Narberth League
Narberth Cleaners beat Al's Dairy 75 to 52 as Jerry Chubby Foster led with 21 points. The team built a 37 20 halftime lead and all nine players scored with at least two field goals. Norway's Jim Bradgan Lon Wade and Gary Kasmer each scored eight or nine. Ralph Heyward led scoring with nine. Norway meets Paint A Rama next Wednesday at 8 30 p.m.
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Emerson Baynard
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Princeton
Jim Bradgan
Chester
Lon Wade
Darby High
Gary Kasmer
Temple
McKinney
Cleaners
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Orioles Fall to Senators in 10 Inning Setback
Baltimore loses 5-2 to Washington in 10 innings after the Senators break a 2-2 tie with three unearned runs. The defeat ends Baltimore's four game win streak, drops them to second behind New York, and leaves Memorial Stadium 18-15 at home versus 23-13 on the road. The club also suffers a third straight home loss and seven losses in ten games at Memorial Stadium.
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Remick
Breen Brookhaven
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Roia
Tania
Hetil
Peter
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Pittsburgh
Standings Report From Cooperstown and World Series Tie
Standings show the Cubs beating Cleveland 5-0 in Cooperstown New York. Dodgers win over New York in a charity game drawing 93 492 at Yankee Stadium. IL All Stars topple Milwaukee 7-2 in Toronto. Senators, 5-5 on the season, lose late leads to Jack Kralick in his first major league start.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Bednarik Reverses, Signs 1960 Eagles Contract
Chuck Bednarik, former All America standout and NFL star, reversed retirement plans and signed a 1960 contract with the Philadelphia Eagles, announced by the club.
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Chuck Bednarik
Pen Al-America
Philadelphia Eagles
Piersall Refuses Rest Says He’ll Rejoin Indians
Boston AP report: Jim Piersall of the Cleveland Indians says he will stay and wait for a call, insisting he is in good shape and ready to play, despite a team physician recommending a rest. He refuses to heed the rest order.
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Indians
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Piersall
Don Kelly
Boston Red Sox Release Bobby Thomson
Veteran outfielder Bobby Thomson was released by the Boston Red Sox following a doubleheader with the New York Yankees. Manager Joe Gardonlis and General Manager Frank Lane indicated Thomson could not return this season as Piersall reported Thomson’s release and said the team would keep him informed on any future roster status.
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Frank
Minneapol Lane
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Buchholz Sends US Tennis Confidence Surge at Wimbledon
Earl Buchholz, 19, of Missouri, stunned top ranked Neale Fraser as he swept toward an upset during Wimbledon play. Fraser battled cramps and exhaustion but Buchholz dominated the match 6-4 3-8 6-4 and led 15-15 in the fourth set, signaling a strong American presence. Other Americans like Miss Hantze and Miss Hard faced tough losses while Nicola Pietrangeli defeated Barry MacKay in four sets.
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Neale Fraser
Dayton
Ohio
Jack Krams
Butler
Yank Schholz
Fraser
Buchholz
Australia
Air
Strategy for Success Across Sports Business and Baking
A reader notes that success arises from focusing on positive outcomes rather than dwelling on past failures. The author outlines a stratagem that applies to sports, business, and baking, encouraging readers to try it. July Reader's Digest is offered at 29 cents this month, down from 35 cents.
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Rock) Royer
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