Frederick High Coach Sees 1960 Football Hopes Rising
Jack Molesworth, Frederick High School head coach, discusses the 1960 season in a press conference. He notes 37 players on the squad, a tougher schedule, and challenges such as lack of field bleachers and limited coaching staff while stressing discipline, teamwork, and community support as keys to improvement.
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Boston Beats Athletics 4 1 Behind Malzone and Clinton
Frank Malzone homered for Boston in the second inning followed by Lou Clinton as the Red Sox defeated the Kansas City A's 4 to 1. Tom Brewer pitched a solid game for Boston with four double plays helping to secure the win. The A's drop their 24th loss in 90 games as Larsen took the loss.
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Johnson Wins Tennis Title in Baker Park Final
Lloyd Rice defaulted to Emil Johnson after four hard sets in the Jaycee tennis tourney final at Baker Park. Rice won the first and third sets, Johnson the second and fourth, then Rice could not play the fifth. Doubles results and upcoming presentations listed for Labor Day. Also noted four U S track athletes with mild viruses ahead of Olympic events.
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Rhoderick Wins Medal Honors In V F W Golf Tourney
Wayne Rhoderick a 19 year old Johns Hopkins sophomore posted an even par 70 to take medal honors in the 33rd annual Club Championship at the V F W Country Club Qualifying rounds featured thirty eight entrants with defending champion David S Weinberg not shooting a qualifying round The field includes young prospects like Bob Craw 15 and Jack Derr 19 with several veterans such as Tee Green and Jim Carey In first round matches set for Sept 3 at 1 pm finals Oct 2 with women’s finals also on that day Spectators welcome and a long driving match is anticipated between Wayne Rhoderick and Bill Lebherz
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Nevin Baker
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Tee” Green
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Charley Price
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Alex Craw
Bob Rotherhoefer
Mel Dixon
Lee Linton
George Scott
Carroll Eicholtz
Rinehart Wins First Putt-Putt Open Tourney
Frederick resident Gene Rinehart won the first Putt-Putt Open at the West Patrick Street miniature course finishing 112 for 54 holes. He stacked eight holes in one across rounds and led with a 3 under par 33 first round followed by 40 and 39. Eddie Blumenauer and Bill Wiles tied for second at 115. Free passes were awarded.
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U S Wins First Gold as Russia Leads Medal Race
In Rome, Gary Tobian and Sam Hall won the 3 meter springboard and took silver respectively for the United States. Carolyn Schuler set an Olympic mark in prelims of the 100 meter butterfly, while Dawn Fraser won the women's 100 meter freestyle and Australia led the track of results. The U S basketball team beat Hungary 107 63 and Russia led the team standings with 61 points overall after 17 events.
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Brandt Homers as Orioles Top White Sox Early
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 9 to 0 Monday night behind Jackie Brandt’s homer and Jack Fisher’s strong pitching.
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Orioles Roll Over White Sox for 10th Win of Season
The Orioles defeated the White Sox 4 0 as Fisher earned his first shutout of the year with eight strikeouts. Brandt hit his 13th homer into the left field bleachers and Woodling drove in two with a double and singles. The win moved Baltimore within 1 1/2 games of idle first place New York while Chicago dropped to third.
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American qualifiers shape modern pentathlon title race
United States and Hungary lead the field as the modern pentathlon crown nears final rounds. Richie Wilson and Quincey Daniels win their bouts in Greco Roman and boxing respectively, while Joseph Poletta falls in the second group and Al Lan Day exits early.
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