Frederick High School opens practice with 115 invites
Frederick High School coach Jack Molesworth issued 115 invitations for football practice starting August 16. He expects about 100 players to attend two daily sessions, 9–11 a.m. and 2–4 p.m., with scrimmages planned for August 28 and September 4, and a season opener September 10 against Andover.
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Detroit Lary Retirement Ends Long NFL Career
Yale Lary announced his retirement as the Detroit Lions punter and defensive safety after 11 NFL seasons. He noted coaches are younger than him, recalled Bobby Layne legends, and described Layne's demanding leadership and onfield protection expectations.
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Jim Brown Cleared Of Assault Charge
Cleveland amid relief as Jim Brown is found not guilty of assault and battery after a brief jury deliberation. Brown, a star fullback for the Browns, expresses readiness to return to training camp in Hiram and to play against the College All-Stars in Chicago. He and his family celebrate the verdict while Modell confirms confidence in his innocence.
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Kelso Favored in Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct
New York AP report places Kelso the favorite in the 100000 Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct. The 8-year-old set to race 1.4 miles, with five entries including Pia Star Roman Brother Quadrangle and Repeating. Valenzuela to ride Kelso at 132 pounds, giving weight to rivals.
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Neun Recalls Last Unassisted Triple Play Remarkably
Baltimore AP report recalls Johnny Neun describing the 1927 unassisted triple play for the Detroit Tigers against Cleveland. Neun, then at first base, tagged Charlie Jamieson and chased Myatt home after Homer Summa’s missteps, later noting his path to Hall of Fame accuracy. He also recalls heckling and a Jersey City lesson about ignoring fans.
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Tribe Slugs Yankees 5-2 Behind Sims and Tiant
Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 5-2 as Duke Sims drove in three runs with a homer and a single and Luis Tiant added a homer and held the Yankees to four hits through seven innings. Tiant improved to 9-3, with Sonny Siebert finishing the eighth. Sims hit his fourth homer off Jim Bouton, while Tiant also homered in the third. The Indians built a 3-0 lead, extended it to 5-1, before the Yankees struck for one in the eighth.
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Sunday Baseball Tri County League Fixtures
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Orioles Edge Twins In Ninth For 3-2 Win
Brooks Robinson delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth as the Orioles beat the Twins 3-2. Minnesota led 2-0 after two homers by Bob Allison and Earl Bailey but Baltimore rallied with two unearned runs aided by a Perry wild pitch and an error. Barber earned the win to improve to 8-7 amid late Minnesota power.
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Friend Shuts Out Chicago as Pirates Win 6-0
Bob Friend allowed one infield single by Don Landrum in the fourth and struck out 11 as Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 6-0 at Wrigley Field. Jim Pagliaroni homered twice and Donn Clendenon hit his 10th homer, powering the Pirates to their fifth win of the year. Ellsworth took the loss, ending his seven game streak, with Friend snapping a 74 at bat hitless string earlier in the game.
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