Nugent speaks to Maryland Alumni as winning focus grows
Tom Nugent, new Maryland football coach, draws attention with his dynamic presence and winning philosophy. He will address a Maryland Alumni gathering Thursday, outlining goals to build a quick, determined team while managing a large family life at Marsland.
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Orioles Struggle With Hitting In Early Roster Talk
Baltimore, led by Paul Richards, bets on pitching and defense as the Orioles seek more bats. Veterans Klaus and Carrasquel join a flailing lineup with Tasby the rookie hope in center, while plans include Woodling Nieman and Miranda among a reshaped infield and rear-guard.
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Heffner Takes Rifle Title at Marsland Meet
High shooter Robert W Heffner led the small arms competition February 2 at Marsland National Guard Armory Pikesville Maryland firing 283 of 300 to win the high individual title for Co A Frederick also won the Maryland state team championship. Co A also earned a 2nd national place in 1958 after a 1957 national 6th. Heffner later attended the Camp Perry national matches in Ohio.
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Ehmke Death Recalls His Great World Series Win
Philadelphia AP reports Howard Ehmke dies at 65, his legendary 1929 World Series start for the Athletics highlighted by a 3 2 count strikeout to finish Stan Tolson and a 13 strikeouts in the game. Manager Connie Mack had kept the start secret, making the moment one of baseball’s notable feats.
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Bosox Down San Francisco in Junior League Playoff
In a Tuesday playoff, the Straight Strikers and Bosox faced off as pins rolled. Standings list Cross Roads, Joe's Food Market, Excelsior Dairy, and Thurmont among others with weekly results and statistics highlighting Excel sior totals, high game by W Zimmerman and high set by J Taylor.
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Lombardo To Resume Speedboat Racing With Turbojet
AP reports veteran bandleader Guy Lombardo plans a summer return to speedboat racing with a new turbojet propelled craft in the Gold Cup unlimited class. He aims to surpass Donald Campbell's 243 mph record, saying the redesigned boat should enable faster speeds.
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Former heavyweight Joe Louis weds Los Angeles lawyer
In Los Angeles a Baptist ceremony in Winterhaven, Calif, joins former heavyweight champion Joe Louis and Martha Jefferson, a 46 year old Los Angeles attorney who has married three times before. Louis, 5, is said to have wed last Wednesday after prior marriages to Marva Trotter and Rose Morgan.
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Providence College Upsets St Louis to Reach Semis
Providence College stunned St Louis 75 72 in double overtime to reach the National Invitation Tournament semifinals. John's Egan sealed the win with two late free throws as fans flooded the floor. The Friars advance to face St Johns N Y on Thursday.
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Trouble for Yankees delays bout for April 24
Promoter Sam Muchnick staged a second postponement for the Des Jordan vs Virgil Akins welterweight title bout to Kiel Auditorium St Louis due to Jordan’s wife nine days after a premature birth and Don Larsen’s shoulder strain. Stengel noted Indians Tigers and Red Sox as top challengers for the Yankees with Kubek pending May return.
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Podres Thrives At Home In Dodger Pitcher Profile
Podres says Los Angeles Coliseum left field screen posed little issue to him as he posted an 11-4 home record versus a 2-11 road mark. He credit’s control and curveball consistency for the strong home performance amid a challenging travel schedule.
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Orioles Show 8-Game Power In Grapefruit League Play
Miami Florida reports the Orioles show strong batting form in eight spring games. Manager Paul Richards could field a lineup with Nieman Tasby Green Woodling Triandos Boyd Gardner Hansen Finigan among top hitters, yielding averages above .300 and a potent lineup despite last season’s poor scoring.
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Title Fight Odds Are Even For 15 Round Bout
In Los Angeles AP reports betting odds are even for the featherweight title clash between Hogan Kid Bassey and Catey Moore. The 15 round bout headlines Wednesday night at the Olympic Auditorium, televised nationally on ABC. Bassey, 26, Nigeria, and Moore, 25, vie for top 126-pound status with strong national profiles before a large crowd.
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The text appears to describe a competition with unnamed participants and scoring rules. It mentions Springfield, Ohlothee ister Daves aged 25 as the top challenger and Rassev aged 23 with a 32 match win streak. It notes a point system where rounds yield ten points to the winner and nine to the loser, but specifics are unclear.
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Minors On Solid Footing Say Baseball League Strong
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