Colts Bullets to Clash in Baltimore double header
The Colts meet the Baltimore Bullet Alumni at the Coliseum Friday night in the opening half of a double header with the Eastern League Bullets facing Scranton in the nightcap. Johnny Unitas will pass to Jim Mutscheller and Ordell Brasse as Big Daddy Lipscomb leads the Colts from the pivot in a T formation run. Ex bullets with veterans like Franny Bock and Sid Tanenbaum join the alumni in a battle that showcases former NBA and ABL stars.
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Outdoor Sport Show in May Baltimore announcements
Mid-Atlantic Sports and Outdoor Show planned for the week of May 3 to 10 at the Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore. The indoor event will feature 12 sports and related interests with camping travel and vacation exhibits and attractions such as a trout stream, a baseball batting cage, and a golf driving range. Agencies and clubs involved include Carter-Lee and Associates, Game and Inland Fish Commission, Department of Forestry and Parks of Maryland, Sports Boosters of Maryland, Bow Hunters Club, and the National Rifle Association. Proceeds benefit the Children's Fresh Air Society, the Izaak Walton League and the Little League, with standings and results for local leagues and competitions listed.
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Ewbank Pleased Over Coach Of Year Award
Los Angeles AP Wilbur Ewbank coach of the Baltimore Colts expresses happiness over winning the 1958 NFL coach of the year in a close AP poll. He credits his players and cites no bad coaches in the league. Ewbank narrowly defeats Giants coach Jim Lee Howell 19 to 17 in the voting.
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Md Basketball Scores and League Standings Report
Maryland results show American U 75 over Western Maryland 52 while Washington College 67 edged Gallaudet 4 North Carolina College 70 against Maryland State 6. Local league standings feature Carroll Manor, Frederick and South Frederick with upcoming matchups across Urbana and Arcade divisions, plus multiple interchurch and junior leagues detailing high individual games, sets, and season leaders.
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London Henry Cooper Defeats Brian London For British Heavy Title
AP boxing results list London Henry Cooper's victory over Brian London to claim the British heavyweight championship in London. Included are multiple bout outcomes with fighters from England, Mexico, Italy and the United States, plus golf awards news detailing 1968 honors and attendees for a ceremony in Dallas.
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Fights May Continue Despite IBC Dissolution
Washington AP report notes Supreme Court upholding a 1957 anti monopoly decree dissolving the International Boxing Club. It cites possible TV broadcasts of Wednesday and Friday bouts while questions loom on who will organize the telecasts and future IBC booked dates. Norris and Wirtz were ordered to sell Garden stock and resign from Garden control. Truman Gibson said IBC will comply with the ruling.
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City Cage League Opens Weekend Action
Recreation league basketball kicked off with Campera trouncing Rebels A 43 to 12 while Cadete edged Rebels B. Stir defeated Huta 31 to 21 and Terps fell to Huta. Standings after round one follow.
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Wildcats Fall in AP Poll as NC State Edges Kentucky
Associated Press reporters note Kentucky drops from first place after a 75 66 loss to Vanderbilt while NC State seizes the top spot with victories over Virginia and Duke. North Carolina State leads with 48 points, Kentucky 35, and Kansas State 13 as Michigan State West Virginia and others chase in the top ten.
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College Scores From The Assorted Free Press Recap
College scores feature a mix of results from Kansas State to Oklahoma and Texas A&M with teams like Iowa State Illinois and Michigan posting victories or close defeats. Notable outcomes include Nebraska and Missouri edging their opponents while Drake and Cincinnati posted high scoring wins.
Tri Majors Set For Eight Team
A meeting aims to form an eight team Tri Major Softball league for 1958. Myron Cowell’s Washington team won the Central Atlantic title in Philadelphia. Teams from Lancaster Chambersburg and Frederick seek inclusion. Harveys Showe Jr. announces a Sunday dinner at Eagle’s Club for players from last year’s squad.
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Poolesville wallops Frederick County five in strong win
Poolesville High School varsity crushed Frederick County 47 to 17 at Frederick High. Lindy Poole led with 15 points while Carrol Williams and Donald Grimes added 11 each. Poolesville JV beat the County JV 41-23 after a 15-15 halftime tie.
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Marchetti Named Lineman Of The Year In AP Poll
Gino Marchetti, Baltimore Colts defensive end, was chosen as the 1968 lineman of the year by the Associated Press poll of NFL writers. He garnered 15 of 41 votes, topping runner up Sam Huff of the New York Giants who had five. Other notable vote getters included Gene Lipscomb, Jim Parker, Andy Robustelli, Roosevelt Brown, and several Colts and Bears players.
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Schoendienst Signs Milwaukee Contract
Red Schoendienst signed with the Milwaukee Braves after expressing his wishes and the club agreeing to his terms. The deal confirms the manager hitter’s return to the franchise and sets the stage for the upcoming season.
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Brown Credits Team Line For Award
Jimmy Brown credited the Cleveland Browns line for helping him win the AP pro football player of the year award for a second straight season. He set a ground gaining record and led scoring, amassing 22 of 41 votes, edging Johnny Unitas who had 15 in the AP panel results.
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Frankfurter Returns to Supreme Court Bench
Justice Frankfurter returned to the Supreme Court bench after weeks of treatment for a heart disturbance. The 77 year old jurist resumed duties briskly, took his seat, and smiled as he acknowledged colleagues at the high court.
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Detroit Names Purdue Coach Jim Miller To Lead Tigers
Detroit selects Jim Miller 38 defensive line coach from Purdue as new head coach to rebuild after Wally Fromhart firing. Miller trained under Paul Brown in Massillon Ohio, previously coached Niagara, replacing Fromhart whose 1958 team went 4 1 1. Dorais era noted in historical context.
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Celtics Top T-Wolves 117 108 in AP Reported NBA Score
The Associated Press notes Boston defeated Minneapolis 117 to 108 in a Monday NBA result. Tuesday’s schedule features Detroit at Cincinnati in St Louis and Minneapolis visiting St Louis for another game.
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