Baltimore Gets Franchise in Hockey League
The American Hockey League Board of Governors granted Baltimore a franchise, restoring professional hockey to the city after a six year absence and making it the ninth team in the league. The move follows the 1956 fire that destroyed Carlin's Park and led the Baltimore Clippers to relocate to Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Campus Nips Shawmen In County Softball Play
Campus moved back on top of the Northern Sector by beating Robertshaw 11 to 5 at Ben Franklin Field. Red Connor fanned 15 for his eighth win, Mickey Sgro homered and tripled, and Connor and Sgro each had three hits to pace the winners.
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Pairings And Open Moves Spotlight Baltimore Franchise
Baltimore awaits league decisions on the Civic Center franchise as officials discuss name manager and number of games. Arnold Palmer eyes Oakmont Open with finger healing and a predicted winning score near 280, matching past Open benchmarks. Players include Littler Casper Nicklaus and Snead as Open contenders.
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Bullpen Key To College World Series
Oakmont, Pa AP The bullpen and timely hitting pace the College World Series as U S Open champion form Michigan and Florida State lead the remaining unbeaten teams. Relievers Jim Bobel and Tom Davis delivered wins, shaping a showdown for the national title while other round matches unfold at the famed Santa Clara and Texas venues with major pros and amateurs noted in the field.
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Four Penn State Athletes Set for NCAA Championship Action
Four Penn State athletes will compete in national championships starting this weekend. Distance runners Gerry Notitan and Steve Moorhead advance to the NCAA track and field championships at Oregon, while Jim Tabor and Dave Liebau enter the national golf championships at Duke University course.
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Bonnies Star Back On Court After Tuberculosis Battle
All-America guard Tom Stith of St Bonaventure returned to basketball after a tuberculosis bout. He trained in a week-long Knickerbockers camp in East Orange New Jersey. Stith said he felt ready, not fatigued, after his first workout, despite some shooting disappointment.
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Packers Fire Jim Pollard Head Coach Chicago
The Chicago Packers fired Jim Pollard as head coach and offered him an assistant to General Manager Frank Lane, a move he was believed to decline. The team also announced a venue change for the 1962-83 home games to the Chicago Coliseum in the International Amphitheatre.
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Har-Brack Horse Show at Har-Brack High School
The Har-Brack event offers over 1106 dollars in cash prizes across English and Western classes. Judge Ide Millet of Greensville will preside over the competition, organized by the Allegheny County Horsemen’s Association.
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