St John’s Streak Looms as Mt Airy Visits Tonight
Mt Airy hosts St John’s in a key matchup as Mt Airy aims for a 27 1 season mark while St John’s seeks to extend a nine game win streak. Bulldogs led by Ron Jackson face Johnnies led by Dawson Grove amid home court edge and scoring battles.
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Jones Greaves Television Bout Tonight
The article previews a TV bout featuring Jones and Greaves. Greaves, 24, a crisp puncher, trained by Jake Mintz and associated with Detroit sportsman C. W. Dormer, turned pro in 1953 and holds a 50 17 KOs record with 11 losses and 1 draw. The bout marks his 37th TV appearance and notes prior losses and knockout history.
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Emmitsburg Liners Rout Maryland School for the Deaf 87-39
Terry Fieazle led Emmitsburg with 17 points as six players hit double figures in an 87-39 victory over Maryland School for the Deaf at MSD Zim. Teiss Umble 18, Bill Vest 15, Don Sweeney 12, Xen Suomler 10, others crowded the scoring column.
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Gene Snowden
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Robinson Signs 1960 Bird Pact With Orioles
Baltimore Oriole President-General Vanazer Lee VaeP announced Bronks Robinson signed a 1960 contract. The Birds have 12 players signed for next season. Robinson, 22 from Little Rock Arkansas, spent part of last season with Vancouver and is expected to boost Baltimore’s offense after finishing last season with a 349 pace. Also notes a Dragon's Beard pine on Hiroshima with 185 feet of ground reach.
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Auburn Edges Georgia Tech In Tight SEC Showdown
Auburn defeated Georgia Tech 48 to 45 in a conference game. Henry Hart led Auburn with 20 points while Roger Karger scored 19 for Tech as Auburn rallied late after trailing most of the first half. The win improves Auburn to 5-2 in the SEC and 7-1 in league play.
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Palm Springs Desert Classic Seeks Hole in One Payout
In Palm Springs California the Palm Springs Desert Classic offers $50 000 to any player who makes a hole in one during the five round tournament starting Wednesday The pro am division carries a 300 000 purse while individual pro medalists chase 70 000 The event uses Tamarisk Bermuda Dunes Indian Wells and Thunderbird courses with winners of prior California events among entrants
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Ken Venturi
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Bolling Beats Detrick 75 68 In Narrow Win
Bolling Air Force Base led by six minutes left to beat Fort Detrick 75 68. Larry Callahan scored 30 for the Comets while Kan Knapp fouled out with 14 for Detrick. The loss drops Fort Detrick to 6 for the year.
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Basketball edge for home teams despite standardized play
Veteran coaches say home crowds still give a slight edge even in pro basketball. Vince Boryla cites Knicks home support and crowd noise affecting calls, with local fans rooting for the home side and college teams feeling the same pressure at Madison Square Garden.
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Dodgers Face Power Problem as Snider and Furillo Speak
Dodgers coach Walter Alston notes 1959 pennant spirit and cites hitting power gaps. He highlights Duke Snider and Carl Furillo as potential power sources with Demeter, Essian, Roseboro, and Breeding-ready contributors. Pitching depth, defense from Hodges Neal Wehmeier, Lifshitz, Gilliam, and a return by Kliepstein shape plans for five starters and bullpen competition.
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North Carroll Tops Sykesville in Golf Qualifier
Barbara McTire led with a par 72 as North Carroll and Sykesville competed in an 18-hole qualifying round at Palm Beach. Weintire posted one of the top scores to help his team.
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High School Cage Results and College Scores Parade
Scattered high school basketball results show Varsities from Mer- Vas to Milford Mill and Sparrows Point posting scores. College action includes Auburn over Georgia Tech 48 35 and Syracuse 65 over Connecticut 64, plus notable golf and baseball notes from Palm Beach and Milwaukee with Eddie Mathews and Judy Bell featured.
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Navy Air Force to Play in Baltimore
Baltimore announces an October 15 game between Navy and Air Force to be held at Memorial Stadium with a capacity crowd expected. The event follows licensing and venue talks as officials plan a memorable matchup in the city.
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Maryland archers show deer hunting in state’s favor
Maryland offers strong archery deer hunting with competitive bag totals versus nearby states. The piece notes West Virginia and Maryland seasons, highlighting Maryland’s favorable opportunities. It also covers 1960-61 duck stamp design and quail hunting gimmicks, plus a Red Schoendienst contract note.
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WVU President backs Coach Art Lewis for football post
West Virginia University President Elvis Stahr Jr declares full support for head football coach Art Lewis. He confirms Lewis will remain in the role, saying he approved reappointment and believes Lewis can do the job in all respects.
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