Washington Senators face scrutiny as new version debated
Slants from the sports desk discuss the Washington Senators amid owner- and writer-fueled battles over the club’s strength. Maryland basketball aims for a top ten ranking with Wake Forest at Cole Fieldhouse as Bud Milikan seeks a victory amid injuries and rising scorers.
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Title Contenders to Fight Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Two leading welterweight challengers meet at Madison Square Garden for a shot at Benny Paret. Luis Rodriguez, unbeaten Cuban, faces Emile Griffith of New York and the Virgin Islands in a 10 pm EST bout on ABC. The winner could meet Paret in a second bout after Federico Thompson’s win at the Garden.
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Orioles Announce Expansion of Class AA Minor League System
Baltimore Orioles president and general manager Lee MacPhail announced a new agreement expanding the team’s minor league system to nine clubs. Victoria, previously affiliated with Detroit, becomes the second Class AA affiliate, with Little Rock already in the Baltimore chain. A Victoria manager will be named later.
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Gophers Off To Bowl After AP Award Is Made
Minnesota accepts the AP national football crown and earns a Rose Bowl bid. Coach Murray Warmath leads All-America guard Tom Brown and Captain Greg Larson as AP chief George Moses presents the trophy at the Minneapolis airport. Minnesota finished 8-1, sharing the Big Ten title, while Washington also entered the Rose Bowl with one defeat.
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Colts Make Lineup Shifts For 49ers Clash
Baltimore Colts announce injuries and replacements for Sundays game with the San Francisco 49ers. Defensive back John ny Sample and defensive end Jerry Richardson are out. Jackie Simpson moves to right shoulder injury duties, Art De Carlo steps in at end, with Jim Mutscheller and Raymond Berry dealing with leg trouble. Bob Boyd hampered by a pulled leg muscle and may be spelled by Carl Taseff.
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Jackson Leads St. John’s Past Ohio in 78 50 Victory
St. John’s University in New York, ranked seventh, defeated Ohio University 78 50 as Tony Jackson scored 27 points including an 8 0 run to start a 16 3 spurt in the second half. Ohio trailed 27 25 at intermission and fell to 4 2.
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Knights Top Lions on Last Second Shot 58 56
North Carroll defeated the Cadets 58 to 56 as a late buzzer-beater decided the game. Frederick endured a rough night with 27 turnovers and 10 violations while Bob Stauffer led Frederick with 21 points and North Carroll escaped with a narrow win.
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Wiggins caps late shot as Middletown ends Walkersville run
Bob Wiggins came off the bench to hit a long buzzer beater, lifting Middletown to a 58-56 upset of previously unbeaten Walkersville. Dorsey led Walkersville with 19 points. King and Beard added 14 and 12 for Walkersville, while Hatterly led Middletown with 2 points on the night.
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Liners Rout St Josephs Emmitsburg 58 25 Led by Fleagle
Emmitsburg’s Liners beat St Joseph’s 58 to 25 with Terry Fleagle the high scorer on 18 points. Second stringers saw much action after a 27 to 8 halftime margin as coach John Horiie emptied the bench.
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Packers Can't Lose and the Reasons Why
Fullback Jim Taylor gains two to three yards after contact while Paul Hornung provides threat in multiple formations. Bart Starr delivers accurate short passes as the Packers boast the strongest rushing game in the league and a stout defense. Vince Lombardi leads a title chase as Green Bay defeats the Rams 31 17 to seize the Western Conference title and set a December 26 NFL championship date with the Eagles.
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Interleague deals involve nineteen players in three-week period
The Associated Press reports nine trades during the November interleague window ending Friday midnight. Key moves included Cleveland outfielder Harvey Ellison to San Francisco for Johnny Antonelli and Willie Kirkland, with Milwaukee's four deals strengthening the infield by acquiring Frank Boling and Roy McMillan while shipping several players to Detroit Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Liberty Bowl showdown pits Penn State against Oregon in Philadelphia
Penny State, favored by seven, faces Oregon in the Liberty Bowl at Philadelphia Stadium. Penn State, 6-0 in recent games, leans on depth and regulation-season finish while Oregon, 7-2-1, relies on speed and a string of wins over Idaho, Utah, Washington State, San Jose State, California, Stanford, West Virginia.
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Baseball Trades and Purchases Across Major Leagues
A rundown of recent moves shows Brown changing hands from the White Sox to another club in an even swap. The Phillies sent pitcher Gene Contey to the Red Sox for Frank Sullivan. The Dodgers traded Earl Robinson to the Orioles for about $50,000, and a left-handed pitcher was moved to the Yankees for a price just over $20,600.
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Senators swap Shantz for three minor leaguers
Washington Senators traded pitcher Bobby Shantz to the Pittsburgh Pirates for three minor leaguers. The deal sends first baseman R. C. Stevens, third baseman Harry Bright, and pitcher Benny Daniels to Washington from Sal Lake City in the Pacific Coast League.
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Nick Shuk Tops Pimlico Weathers Multiple Wins
Jockey Nick Shuk leads Pimlico action with three winners including Maryknoil Farm's Poppy Jay in the feature. Poppy Jay leads at midturn and holds on to win by half a length over Saferris with Bonus another length back. Shuk also wins on Garden Fresh and Seventy Six, while Arthur Chambers struggles to add to Thursday's five-win total.
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Congressmen Powell Weds White Secretary in Puerto Rico
Congressman Adam Clayton Powell 52 marries Ivette Diago his 2 year old white secretary in a civil ceremony in San Juan Puerto Rico Judge Edwin Cortes officiated the wedding They honeymoon in Puerto Rico Powell formerly divorced from Hazel Scott pianist He is a Harlem Democratic leader and this is both spouses second marriage
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Brunswick Nips St John’s 47 44 At McSherry Gym
Brunswick used a strong fourth quarter foul shooting to edge St John’s 47 44. Ron Smyre drilled five of six from the line and Wayne Hawes hit both attempts as Brunswick hit the comeback bid after trailing 19 16 at halftime. Smyre led all scorers with 18 points as St John’s Adrian Windigier and Frank Grove each scored 13 and 15 respectively, but Brunswick finished strong to snap a two game skid and improve to 2 2 on the year.
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Nixon to Leave Redskins Coaching Position Likely
Washington AP reports coach Mike Nixon appears finished with the Redskins after the Philadelphia game. Owner George Preston Marshall has been noncommittal, but signs point to Nixon not returning in 1961 or taking a job elsewhere. The team has one win and a poor record, ranking last in the NFL Eastern Conference.
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High School Scores From The North Carroll Area
The Associated Press list of high school basketball results shows North Carroll 35, Frederick 52 and Exomitsburg 59, Examitsburg. Other notable scores include St. Joseph 25, Middletown 38, Walkersville 36, Brunswick 47, Frederick St Johns 44, LaSalle Cumberland 73, Mt Savage 53, Bruce Westernport 4, Ft Ashby W Va 41, Piedmont W Va 33, Valley Lonaconing 51, Hyndman Pa 66, Oldtown 58, Beall Frosburg 69, Ridgeley W Va 34, Southern Oakland 61, Romney W Va 46, Petersburg W Va 3, Bayard W Va 38, Circleville W Va 8, Franklin W Va 64, Wardensville W Va 48, Mathias W Va 47, Paw Paw W Va. Holiday Tournament in Hancock Md results include Hancock 68, Berkel Springs 45.
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