All American Roy Sigler resigns from Frederick County coaching post
Roy Sigler, an All-American former Middletown standout and Frostburg State player, leaves Linganore High School to coach soccer and golf at Bates College in Lewistown Maine. He laments Frederick County’s lack of coaching opportunity while noting prior interest from Colby and Bates Colleges and mentions Olympic tryouts in New York.
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Lewistown
Maine
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Socrer
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Fredrck
Homer Brooks
Roy Light
Frederick County
New England
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Frostburg
Hoy
WFT
Brooks
Moser
Griffin
Hal Moser
Sigter
Berm
Mickey Mantle
Bates College
Bates
Colby College
Rey
Cominy
Tryoula
New York
Fullmer to Face Tiger Before 45000 This Saturday
Gene Fullmer and Dick Tiger meet in Tradan Nigeria for the middleweight title in a 10 p.m. local start before an expected 45000 at Liberty Stadium. Tiger is the favorite, having won the crown in San Francisco last October and drawn with Fullmer in Las Vegas last February.
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Associated Press
Tradan
Nigeria
Gene Fullmer
Dick Tiger
Liberty Stadium
Tiger
Fullmer
San Francisco
Boin
West Jordan
Utah
Aready
Fang
Ibadan
Lagos
Lagos-Ibadan
Clack Solomons
London
Davis Homer Sinks Cubs In 11th As Dodgers Prevail
Los Angeles defeats Chicago 12 to 3 with Tommy Davis leading off the 11th with a homer on the first pitch. Sandy Koufax struck out 11 in nine scoreless innings but took the loss as Perranoski earned the win. Dodgers post 3 runs in the 9th to seal the victory and set Koufax’s 11th win.
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Dandy McDaniel
Los Angeles
Chiago Cubs
Sandy Koufay
Ron Perranosk
Kouifax
Dodgers
Roufan
Dodger
Ted
Tommy Davis
McDaniel
Vic Davis
Insield
ML Ferrara
Mary
Chicago
Koufax
Perranoski
Camilli
Rosebere
Elsworth
Schafter
W—Perranoski
Russ
T. Deve
Indians Top Orioles 4 to 1 In Holmes Night Homer Lift
Joe Azcue and Fred Whitfield homered as the Cleveland Indians beat the Baltimore Orioles 4 to 1. Jim Grant earned his eighth win despite a late rally attempt by Baltimore, while Woodie Held sparked a two run third inning for Cleveland.
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Fred Whitfield
Cleveand Indians
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Indians
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Orioles
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Mik Pappas
Grant
Held
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Gram
Larry Brown
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George Brunet
John Orsino
Brooks Robinson
Jack Brandt
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Kirkland
Cleveland
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Aparicia
Brown
Snyder
Craing
Francona
Alvic
Robinson
Atco
Brant
Ader
Pappas
Pappatin
Adair
Gene Aparicio
Adsif
Gentile
Libel Trial Focuses On Butts Bryant Ties In 1962 Game
Judge Morfitt rejects directed verdict and lets libel case against Curtis Publishing proceed. Testimony includes Georgia coaches denying Alabama used stolen Georgia plays data. Notes from a telephone intercept are discussed as potential influence on the game. Jets acquire Sherm Plunkett from San Diego for a high 1964 draft pick. International League results Syracuse 3 Indianapolis 2 and Atlanta 4 Richmond 3.
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Saturday Evening Post
Wally Butts
University of Georgia
U.S
Curis Publishing Co
Morgan
Butts
Curtis Butts
Curtis
Post
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Georgia
Lewy Pearce
Pearce
Curtis Publishing Co
the Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Ray Rissmiller
Atlanta
Ul Rett
Bryant
Johnny Griffith
Frank Inman
Peekskill
N.Y
New York Jets
American Football League
Sherm Plunkett
San Diego Chargers
Sonny Liston Clay Fight Uncertain for 1963 Outcome
The next Liston fight remains uncertain with Cassius Clay’s possible rise and a Terrell Jones winner as candidates. Madison Square Garden executives prefer a Liston bout versus the Terrell Jones winner, possibly on television, while Liston’s next step is not yet decided. Also, Hyattstown hosts Mutual Firemen’s League game at Baker Park tonight.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
New York
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Liston
Floyd Patterson
Las Vegas
Nev
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Doug Jones
Terrell- Jones
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden Boxing
Markson
Boxing
Clay
The
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Hyattstown
Baker Park
Duck laws to be relaxed this year
Washington AP reports informed sources expect liberalization of the 1963 64 duck hunting season. Daniel H Janzen and staff draft proposed regulations for Interior Secretary Udall with aims to ease last year’s tight rules due to drought. Audubon Society urged no change to protect breeding stock.
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Washington
Audubon Society
Hickman Appeals Mets With Historic Cycle
Jim Hickman of the New York Mets hit for the cycle against the St. Louis Cardinals at the Polo Grounds in a 7-3 win. He doubled, tripled, singled and homered, marking the franchise's first cycle in its history.
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Polo Grounds
Mets
Duke Snider
St. Louis Cardinals
NEW York AP
Jim Hickman
New York Mets
St. Louis
Pzo
Broglio
Burdette
Schultz
MacKenzie
McCarver
Stallard
Coleman
Hickman
Frederick County Junior League Title Game Set at Staley Stadium
The final series features New Market vs Myeraville clashing for the championship at 6 30 p m today in Frederick. The Frederick County Junior League trophy will be awarded after the game at Staley Stadium.
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Myeraville
Frederick County
Frederick
Staley Stadium
Tammy Leads U S Women Track Team to Jamaica Meet
Tammy Davis, Frederick’s 15 year old hurdler and America’s record holder, joins six American women and several men for a Jamaica Independence anniversary meet in Kingston. The team departs Europe after a three week tour, with events running Saturday through Sunday. Tammy’s return to Frederick is anticipated Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Frederick
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Europe
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Yee
Edith McGuire
Vivian Brown
JoAn Terry
Willie White
Wyoma
Tyus
Tigers Top Sox on Kaline Three-Run Homer in HR Battle
Detroit defeats Boston 5-4 as Al Kaline hits a three-run homer off Dick Radatz in front of Detroit fans. Tim Radatz struggles while Gary Geiger adds two homers for Boston and Gus Triandos homers for Detroit in a high scoring game.
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al Kaline
Dick Radatz
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Cincinnati
Radatz
Kaline
Gary Geiger
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Stuart
Boston
Gus Triandos
Mets Start Witch Doctor Stint As Craig Seeks Break
Grimy sessions spark Roger Craig rituals as he tries anything including witch doctors to halt a 18 loss streak. The 32 year old North Carolinian faces the Chicago Cubs aiming to snap the NL record for consecutive defeats.
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NEW York
Roger Craig
York Mets
Chicage Cubs
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Mets
Seown
No Troubles Unitas Signs Pact With Westminster Colts
Quarterback Jake Unitab signed his 1982 contract in Westminster three weeks after the Colts training camp speech. He said there were no problems and the delay was due to a single year.
Yankees Start Early to Rout Senators 9-1
New York defeats Washington 9-1 as Pepitone hits his 20th homer in the first inning and Howard adds a homer. Downing earns his eighth win with a three-hitter, while Ridzik takes the loss.
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Joe Pepitone
Fiston Howard
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankees
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Steve Ridzik
Yanks
al Downing
Vicla
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Downing
Howard
Ridzik
Burnside
Cheney
Roebuck
Landrith
Retzer
W—Downing
Phillies Trim Reds 2 to 1 in upset win
Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 2 to 1 as Jim Maloney walked in a run on a wild pitch in the seventh. Tony Taylor and Johnny Callison contributed with early hits and Callison scored on a fateful play. McLish earned the win to improve to 11-7 while Maloney dropped to 17-4.
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Maroney
Tony Taylor
Johnny Callison
Callison
Wes Covington
Tony Gonzales
Cincinnati
Maloney
Coates
Edwards
McLish
Dalrymple
W—Mclish
L—Maloney
McGill Signs with Baltimore Bullets for 1963 64 Season
The Baltimore Bullets announced on Wednesday that Bill the Hill McGill has signed his contract for the 1963-64 NBA season. In Frederick County, Frederick defeated St. Barbara 28-12 in girls softball with Hiltner and Burries sharing pitching duties. Next Wednesday Frederick travels to Braddock as Harmony beat Braddock 41-7 in the other league game.
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