Connie Mack Stadium Critique and Philadelphia Parking Problems
PIPILADELPINA February 2 reports Connie Mack Stadium built in the early 1900s as Philadelphia Phillies home since the National League era. It notes large right field and center field distances, a 60 foot high fence, but lacks modern amenities. calls for municipal stadium and cites parking as the main issue with limited nearby lots and suggestion of underground facility. President Rob Carpenter backs improved facilities and cites $400,000 spent on park improvements since 1954 purchase.
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Arnold Johnson
Best Potential in 10 Years For Pirates
L Brown, 31-year-old Pirates GM, predicts best potential in a decade as spring training opens. He notes added experience and pitchers under manager Danny Murtaugh, who earned trust after a rough start, and recalls past finishes near the bottom before a recent surge.
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Bobby Bragan
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Bragan
Brown Szit
Brunswick hosts Win Over Middletown High
Brunswick hosts a games day including a win over Middletown High while St Johns falls 43 to 51 to Hedgesville. A separate note recounts a former boxing champion jailed after a fatal driving crash. Temple University earns NCAA bid as the baseball hall of fame plans induction. boxing and boxing-adjacent items mix with national sports notes and legal outcomes.
Cadets edge South Hagerstown in close season finale
Frederick Ion School edged South Hagerstown 49 to 47 in a CVAL cage contest. Cadets led by at least seven at times but saw the Rebels rally twice. Donny Keller sank two late free throws with 19 seconds left to seal the win. Cadets' Jayvees won prelim 42-38.
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Frederick Girls Teams Divide Wins
Frederick High girls split home games with Emmitsburg and Walkersville. Emmitsburg won 39 to 5 while Frederick Jayvee topped Walkersville 46 to 16. Eyster led Emmitsburg with 20 points and Keller of Frederick added 21 to pace scoring. Frederick’s Keller and Zimmerman each had 11 points.
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Lim Si Faculty To Play Ninth Graders At Street School
A faculty versus ninth grade cage game is set at Frederick High School gym tonight at 7 15 p m to raise funds for a trampoline. Faculty players include Bernard Torenzen Bob Leatherman Paul Stroup Pat O Neil and others. Elm Street grade team features Wayne Inhart Harold Blank Tony Latoon and more. the eighth graders provide cheerleaders and the event ends with a dance at 9 30 p m.
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J Wesley
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Tony Latoon
Phil Whisner
Paul Althouse
Roy Morgan
Jay Whillington
Philadelphia southpaw Horwath rose from failure to ace status
Vila Clearwater Feb a iN -Bouws pitcher George Horwath of the Philadelphia Phillies began his baseball career six years ago after being cut from his high school team and once weighing 98 pounds. He later played semipro ball, served in the Air Force, and signed with the Phillies after major league interest from Yankees, Red Sox, and Tigers. His iron man endurance and 12-0 in Japan over three years boosted his prospects, leading to a five figure bonus in closing with top teams.
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Giants Plan Midseason Position Experiments in Spring Practice
Giants manager Bill Rigney aims to shuffle infielders and try new roles during spring drills. He plans multiple experiments, sliding players to unfamiliar positions and seeking a productive balance for double plays and defense.
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Land Use Map Display Planned for Frederick County
A land use map showing farms wooded areas commercial zones and public buildings will go on display in the main lobby of Frederick County Court House next week. The map based on a 1961 survey was prepared by county planner Hatton and Carroll Ikebe with support from the planning commission. It will join the permanent exhibit after public viewing and details are available from field notes filed in the office.
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Gage Scoring Suit Is Cros s Up In Small NC
News brief notes NCAA scoring leaders and averages from the Service Bureau. Teddy Wright of South Carolina State averaging 28 points in 23 games. Die Reass of American International and Keith Tyler of Hasquehanna at 25. Virginia Tech offense title chase at 164 points per game. NC State defense 46.4 allows fewest in six seasons.
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Duke Defeats Terps 68-59 in Tight ACC Basketball
Duke rallied from behind to beat Maryland 68-59 as Whin Newcomen scored 21 points and led late surge. Gene Danke tied Maryland with a free throw before Duke pulled away at the 5:40 mark, extending their season to 10-2 in the league.
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Swimmers To Meet Chambersburg Today Features Local Prep Pros
The Fred Stick YMCA hosts a swim meet with Chambersburg delayed by weather. both boys and girls teams show improvement. Frederick fields Natina Robert and others in prep division polo scoring while junior swimmers like Diane Staley and Jill Fendrickson vie for points. Notable junior hopefuls include David Myster and Richard Brante as the prep and junior teams aim to stay in league contention.
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Bill Hemrick
James MiClellar
Baseball rebirth ideas spark new fences and league plans
A newspaper survey by Li MacPhail shows a desire to revive baseball with shorter fences at Memorial Stadium and LA Coliseum adjustments. Proposals include expanding major league reach to 40 cities, adding Montreal Toronto and Mexico City, plus a six team format.
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College Scores and Tournament Notes from Multiple Colleges
A garbled page reports various college basketball scores including Duke 68 over Maryland 59 and Winthrop 88 over Washington 72. Semifinal tournament results cite Vidunker State Union 89 over Belmont 78 and Anat Beay 89 over David Linseomab. Also mentions a grant award to George Ty of Emmitshtry.
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Heavyweight Chaos In The Ring At Madison Square Garden
The heavyweight division rattled as Nina Mitett and Sweden's Johansson were featured in a heated card. Valdes complained of a robbery while Gleason vowed no protest. Johansson defeated Arakine in 12 rounds in Gatuborg. Wales battled Trem for possible future matchups in London.
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Winslow Foundation Scholarship Recipients Named
Five University of Marge Tynd students, including freshman Buster, received the Winslow Foundation scholarships awarded for scholastic merit. The awards, lasting while the recipient maintains superior academic standing, were established by the Winston Foundation and support agricultural studies. Buster graduated from Benissimiry Wiph School in 1957.
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