Western Maryland College Green Terrors begin 1960 preparations
Western Maryland College football opens its sixty seventh season with roughly fifty candidates reporting September 1 for physicals and equipment. Co captains for 1950 are Carroll Giese and Fred Dilkes. Two key players, including Giese and Charles Walter, face summer-end eligibility decisions. The team aims to improve on last season’s five wins two losses two ties, despite smaller freshmen numbers and some losses to graduation. Fred Burgee joins the coaching staff along with Waldorf Pugh and Jones. The schedule lists nine games, with Hampden Sydney Parents’ Day and Lycoming Homecoming noted, all home games at Hoffa Field starting 1:30 p.m.
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Woodbury
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Colts After 3rd Title In Row Face Banner NFL Year
Pro football eyes a big 1960 with AFL rise and NFL strength. The Baltimore Colts lead Western division with a potent offense around Unitas and Berry, while Bears Rams 49ers Packers and Lions vie for top spots in a deep conference. Giants Browns Eagles Steelers loom as main East contenders with strong defenses and standout players.
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Don Shinnick
Dick Saymanski
Bill Pellington
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Jim Dooley
Willie Galimore
Rick Caseres
Bill George
Doug Atkins
Joe Fortunato
J. C. Caroline
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Dim Phillips
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Jerry Mertens
Eddie Dove
Dave Baker
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Paul Hornung
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Lions
Tobin Rote
Canada
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Tom Landry
Giants
Sam Huff
Jim Patton
Charlie Conerly
Frank Gifford
Alex Webster
Mel Triplett
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Jimmy Brown
Bobby Mitchell
Milt Plum
Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Norm van Brocklin
Clarence Peaks
Billy Barnes
Sapp
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Bobby Layne
Midget Footballers Ready for Frederick League Start
Frederick prepares for a fifth year of Midget League play now joining the Southern Pennsylvania League. Five teams with two pony squads will compete as Rams join the Colts Redskins Giants and Lions in a season featuring pickups from Baltimore Opt mist League and a Sneaker Bowl appearance last year.
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World Series For the Birds Sign Captures Fans
At the Pittsburgh St Louis game a crowd displayed a sign showing the Cardinals and Orioles feathers with the caption The 1960 World Series is for the Birds. The message linked the two teams in a playful World Series nod.
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Syracuse Outside Ride and Pass Play Drawn in Detail
Syracuse coach explains the basic outside ride and its six running variants built to move the defensive tackle, with a accompanying outside ride pass. The article covers blocking sequences, reads on the defensive end, and followup plays including setups for the pass and later options. It also notes ownership details of teams and a Redskins injury update for Jam Podoley.
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Associated Press
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White Sox protest to Frick over Orioles game call
Bill Veeck said he received two wires from American League President Joe Cronin refusing to recognize the White Sox protest of a Baltimore game decision. He plans to present the matter to Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick. The disputed eighth inning involved Ted Kluszewski’s hit and a call to time by umpire Ed Hurley after Pappas began his windup.
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Wismer to Sell Redskins Stock in Miami Beach
William MacDonald Jr., owner of the Miami Marlins, plans to purchase 33 percent of Harry Wismer’s Redskins stake on Thursday. MacDonald says Wismer must dispose of Redskins stock due to conflict of interest in the league and cites his talks with Wismer and George Marshall.
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Results and disputed bullpen rule in baseball games
Cleveland beats Washington 6 2 in a Grant pitched win with Pascual taking loss. St Louis over Milwaukee 3 1 as Jackson earns the win and Jay charged with the loss. White Sox warming up beyond allowed bullpen area sparks a rule dispute at Baltimore park with players in foul territory behind first base considered in bullpen.
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Marilyn Monroe Hospitalized With Acute Exhaustion
Marilyn Monroe was hospitalized Monday with acute exhaustion. Her doctor ordered complete rest and no visitors after seven weeks of work in extreme heat near Reno Nevada. United Artists said she performed in the desert heat 95 to 105 degrees. The AP report notes her condition prompted the rest requirement.
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