Rookie on the Track Learns Lessons in Loss and Luck
A rookie horseplayer at the racetrack discovers the sport is round and perilous. Many mentors, shady tips, and costly bets reveal that some wins come via luck, some through strategy, and all end with lessons about reading the mutuel board and never trusting overconfident insiders.
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Flicka
Chill Wills
Smiley Sam
Horsey Harry
McPeak Faces Critics After Redskins Blowout Loss
Washington coach Bill McPeak voiced confidence in his staff after a 41-7 preseason defeat to Baltimore. He criticized sail of a fake field goal and noted the game exposed future defensive pressures. Colts coach Weeb Eubank defended the play as a strategic move.
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Bill McPeak
Blonday
Baltimore Colts
Washington Redskins
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Johnny Sample
Steve Myhra
Gino Marchetti
I'deran
Baltmore
Weeb Eubank
Baltimore
Eubank
Colts
Iveraight
Redskins
George Marshall
Marhall
Skins
Tom Gunderman
Vince Scott
Wood Hits Grand Slam as Tigers Top Senators 7 3
Detroit slams three homers including Jake Wood grand slam in the seventh inning to beat Washington 7 3 and close within two games of the AL lead Al Kaline and Rocky Colavito homer in the first and Colavito ties the league lead with 39 homers. McClain charges the loss as Hobaugh gives up Wood’s slam in relief in the seventh.
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Jake Wood
Washington Senators
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Tigers
New York Yankees
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al Kraine
Rocky Colavito
Colavio
Fou
McClain
Kaline
Colavito
Norm Cash
Dick McAubfie
Billy Klaus
Kline
Ed Hobaugh
Wood
Washingtons
Kane, Fox
Rourke McClan Hobaugh
Burnside
Greene W—Kline
L— McClain
Cubs Edge Pirates 5 4 In Rubber Game Of Series
Chicago Cubs topple Pittsburgh Pirates 5 4 with Ron Santo and Don Zimmer driving in two runs apiece Zimmer homered in the first and Santo doubled in a run in the seventh and scored on a single in the eighth Bob Anderson earned the win in relief Francisco started for Pittsburgh and was touched for two runs in the seventh Elroy Face took over but Chicago added two in the inning Williams three runs and Santo doubled powered the Cubs to victory. Also notes from Redskins camp quote about George Marshall and a softball game preview.
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Ron Santo
Don Zimmer
Chicago Cubs
Piittsburgh Pirates
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Santo
Cubs
Bob Anderson
Earl Francis
Pirates
Zimmers
Richie Ashburn
Francis
NFL Seeks Joint TV Pact in House Hearing
Commissioner Pete Rozelle urged a bill to let the NFL make exclusive TV contracts with revenue shared by all teams arguing it protects small clubs. AFL chief Joe Foss defended similar terms, NAB opposes, warning fewer games for public. Baseball’s Ford Frick backs the measure, while Big Ten and NCAA seek language to avoid college football conflicts.
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National Football League
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AFL
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Foss
Senate
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Natonal Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Ford Frick
Wiliam Ro Reed
Big Ten
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Toy Fund Game Set Wednesday at McCurdy Field
The Tri County and Maryland State League All Stars meet at McCurdy Field for the annual Toy Fund game to raise funds for the Legion Christmas Zing program. Gates open with Little German Band and Francis Scott Key Post No 11 choir providing extra entertainment. Lee Merriman of Brunswick leads the Maryland squad. Danny Neel of Yiamsville likely starts for the State League. Dennis Floyd from Germantown is expected to pitch for the Tri-Co.
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McCady Field
American Legion
McCurdy Field
Lee Merriman
Brunswick
Yiamsville
Danny Neel
Dennis Floyd
Germantown
Tri-Co
Baseball scores and today’s AL and NL games list
The American League results show Detroit 7, Washington 3. Boston 4, Kansas City 3. Baltimore 8, Los Angeles 1. Today’s schedule includes Cleveland at Washington, Chicago at Detroit, New York at Minnesota, Boston at Kansas City, Baltimore at Los Angeles, Los Angeles at Chicago, St Louis at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Milwaukee with listed pitchers for each matchup. No outcomes beyond the listed scores and planned games are provided.
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O’toole
Pittsburgh
Friend
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Sanford
Milwaukee
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L Pet
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I St Lous
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Philadelphia
Night Basebal Milwaukee Edge Phillies 9th Rally
Milwaukee defeats Philadelphia 7 to 1 as Spahn goes 16 12 with relief by Lehman. McMillan hits his 6th homer and Bolling adds another for the Brewers. Roberts takes the loss after nine innings. Dalrymple records the save.
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Philadelphia
Spahn
Torre Roberts
Lehman
Baldschun
Dalrymple
L — Roberts
McMillan
Bolling
Colts May Be Stronger Than 60 Baltimore
AP reports the Baltimore Colts, rebuilding after losing eight of last year's starters, expect stronger overall in 1961 led by coach Weeb Ewbank. New ends Dee Mackey and Jimmy Orr join veterans Berry and Mutscheller. rookies Smolinski and Garber press, while Unitas and Moore pace the offense and Marchetti Donovan anchor the defense.
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Baltimore Colts
Weeb Ewbank
Ewbank
Colts
Raymond Berry
Jim Mutscheller
Dee Mackey
San Francisco
Jimmy Orr
Pittsburgh
Mutschelter
Berry
Betty
Ameche
Joe Perry
Billy Pricer
Mark Smolinski
Wyoming
Dallas Garber
Manetta
Oho
John Unitas
Lenny Moore
Dick Szymanski
Notre Dame
Colt
Gino Marchetti
Art Donovan
Billy Ray Smith
Joe Lewis
Jain
Ordell Braase
Jim Colvin
Andy Nelson
Johnny Sample
Bush Creekers Seize County Title Bid With Win Thursday
Sjamsville rallied to defeat Walkersville 3-2 at McCurdy Field, taking a 2-0 series lead in the Frederick County Baseball title race. A two-out ninth-inning error sparked the rally as Bull Crone delivered a two-run triple and Jack Forsythe later homered off Ken Eaves to put Bush Creekers ahead. Wayne Duncan and Wayne Swamley sparked late Walkersville pressure, but a controversial play at second base kept the tie from materializing. Chase pitched well into the eighth, with Grayson Ramsburg and Harper contributing multi-hit efforts for Sjamsville.
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Walkersville
McCurdy Field
Frederick County
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Wayne Duncan
Bull Crone
Tur
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Ken Eaves
Jack Forsythe
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Rum
Eaves
John Harper Chase
Grayson Ramsburg
Tyamsville
Frank Martz
Harper
Hamsville
Wayne Swamley
Ramsburg
Larry Duncan
Duncan Bar
Duncan
Bob Stull
Martz
Roscoe Shook
Mart
Tramsville
Swomney
Ramsville
Chase
Keith Duncan
Crone
Ron Tyeryar
Playoff clash ends with tight Walkersville loss in extras
In a hard fought game Hamsville nips Walkersville 3 2 after extra innings. Key moments include Crone scoring on a bounder off Chase misplay and Forsythe driving in a run for Hamsville while Eaves tallies five strikeouts in relief. Don Neel and Grayson Ramsburg set up another showdown as the series heads to game time set for 8 30 pm.
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