Former Eagle Jurgensen Signs Redskins Contract
Former Eagle Sonny Jurgensen signed with the Washington Redskins after a winter holdout and trade from Philadelphia. He said the move could be the best thing that happened to him and hopes for better protection with the Redskins.
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Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia
Jurgensen
King Hill
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Eagles
Redskins
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Joe Kuharich
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Philly
NFL
Duke
Bill McPeak
McPeak
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Prognostication, records highlight Maryland meet recap
Hal Moser predicted Cadets would place sixth with 30 points. they finished sixth with 29. Kenwood's Dave Patrick set a mile mark and a 880 relay time. Pomonkey's Chris Warren posted top marks in triple jump and broad jump. Walkersville star Eddie Cook heads to Bridgewater College. Larry Haines undecided.
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Frederick
Moser
Walt Whitman
Montgomery Blair
Blazers
Kenwood
Fort Hill
Generals
Bob Wallace
Pomonkey
Walkersville
Chris Warren
Yankees
Reach
Jacob Ruppert
Charley Finley
Kjell Qvale bets on Scoundrel as Jersey Derby clashes
Indianapolis AP Kjell Qvale the San Francisco car dealer plans to attend the 500 while The Scoundrel runs in the Jersey Derby at Garden State Park. Walt Hansgen and Bob Veith drive for him in the Memorial Day Auto Race as 300 men service imported cars and race machines. Veith and Hansgen qualified at 153.3 and 152.5 mph respectively. Weit from Fort Bragg, Calif. is veteran of seven 500s.
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Indianapolis
Kjell Qvale
Garden State Park
Walt Hansgen
Bob Veith
Qvale
San Francisco
Belmont
Joe Huffaker
Pedro Rodriguez
Weit
Fort Bragg Calif
Hansgen
Bedminster
Veith
Dijkstra Signs with Holiday on Ice Show
Olympic and world champion figure skater Sjoukje Dijkstra signed a contract Monday with the U S show Holiday on Ice. The 22 year old blonde from Amsterdam won the 1960 European title and has been edged by Carol Heiss at Squaw Valley and the world championships.
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Sjoukje Dijkstra
U.S
Sjoukje
Squaw Valley
Carol Heiss
Frederick Golfers Drop Final Match
Frederick finishes 10 6 season after losing to North Hagerstown 126 in a Tri State League final at Fountain Head. North Hagerstown rider Dave Hull shot 72 while Frederick top score was 79 by Robert Nusbaum. NH wins via individual match scores including Hull Rhoderick and Pearson.
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Lloyd Pearson
Earl Starr
Robert Nusbaum
Dave, Danzer
Lewis Gannon
Bill Statlon
Rhoddy Rhoderick
John Skelton
East Frederick Drops Twin Bill to York All-Stars
East Frederick's softball squad lost a doubleheader to York All-Stars at McCurdy Field 5-1 and 7-3. John Erney pitched superbly, winning both games. he allowed one hit in game one and struck out 13, then added another win in relief in game two. Poor defense hurt East Frederick with six and nine errors, while Blank and Kimble struggled behind the miscues.
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Falcons
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Jim Brown
Erney
Powell
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Butch Kimmel
Blank
Kimmel
York All-Stars
Ruck
Hooper
Lake
J. Erney
Durgme
D. Erney
Torre At Torrid Pace In NL Batting Race
Milwaukees Joe Torre surged in the National League batting race after a strong week, posting a .370 average, seven hits in a doubleheader sweep of St Louis, and climbing to third. Willie Mays led in homers and RBIs, while Harmon Killebrew and Rocky Colavito chased the RBI lead with 32 and Torre added 30 RBIs. Tony Oliva held AL lead with .382 after five hits in 19 at bats.
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Cubs
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Mays
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Eddie Bressaud
Boston
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Freehan
Hinton
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Jim Fregosi
Los Angeles
Harmon Killebrew
Kansas City
Rocky Colavito
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Ike and Palmer to play in charity golf competition
Former president Dwight Eisenhower teams with Arnold Palmer in an 18 hole benefit match at Merion Golf Club to aid the Heart Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania. Opponents are Jimmy Demaret and Ray Bolger with patrons paying 100 dollars for earlier access and 50 for general seating. Eisenhower’s golf secrecy ends in this public showdown.
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Associated Press
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Heart Association
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Merion Golf Club
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Ray Bolger
Hollywood
Broadway
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Charley
Palmer
Demaret
Front Row
Red Sox Rally Past Senators On Errors In Close Win
Boston capitalized on Washington miscues and a misplayed grounder to score three unearned runs in the sixth inning and pull away 6-5. Don Blasingame booted the double play ball that allowed a run, Eddie Bressoud added two hits, and Don Kennedy homered for Washington before a late rally fell short.
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Washington
Bob Tiliman
Senators
Red Sox
Tillman
Carl Yastrzemski
Roman Mehias
Don Zimmer
Don Blasingame
Eddie Bressoud
Dave Morehead
Jim Duckworth
Morehead
John Kennedy
Chuck Hinton
Kennedy
Duckworth
Eddie Bressaud
Dick Stuart
AUI
Hix
Ridzik
Rudolph
Brumley
Earley
Spanswick
Radatz
W —Morehead
L—Duckworth
White Sox erupt in seventh to beat KC 7-4
Chicago White Sox rally with four in the seventh, led by Jim Landis pinch-hit homer and Ron Hansen two-run shot to defeat Kansas City 7-4. Pete Ward and J C Martin also homer as Gary Peters wins his fifth with six innings of work.
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Jim Landis
Ron Hansen
Chicago White Sox
Pete Ward
J. C. Martin
White Sox
Athletics
Gary Peters
Peters
Cadet JV Edges Linganore 15 14 In Overtime Affair
Frederick junior varsity baseball nips Linganore 15 14 in eight inning home finale. Steve Heffner plates winning run after Rippeon walks and Audie Murphy doubles. Singapore bangu four hits with 13 hits for Lancers. Cadets total 11 safeties amid 12 errors.
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Linganore
Steve Heffner
Rodney Rippeon
Audie Murphy
Richard Horman
Singapore
Lancers
Murphy
Long Horman
Jordan
Clair
Grubbs
Main
Rippeon
Freehan's homer helps Tigers top Orioles 5-3
Detroit edged Baltimore 5-3 as Bill Freehan drove in two runs with a homer and a double. Ed Rakow pitched effectively in relief, keeping the Orioles from mounting further threats while Luis Aparicio stole a base and scored for Baltimore. Barber took the loss for Baltimore after a shaky fourth inning.
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Norm Cash
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Estrada
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Barber
Haddix
Ralk—Aguirre
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Carrigan, Haiter
Hurley
Six qualify for US Open at Pine Ridge
Four professionals and two amateurs earned spots for the U S Open to be played June 13 to 20 at Congressional Country Club. Lou Graham and Paul Haviland led with 146 totals. Vernon Novak, Cos Tiso, Walter Stewart and two amateurs—Scott Schwartz and Joe Pugh—also made the field, with Pugh winning a playoff on the third extra hole.
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Bethesda
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Chestnut Ridge
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Maryland Golfand Country Club
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Haviland
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University of Maryland
Novak
Cos Tiso
Bonnie View Golf Club
Walter Stewart
Carroll Park Public Course
Scott Schwartz
The
Country Club of Maryland
Joe Pugh
Pugh
Schwartz
Thoroughbred card races with varied purses and entrants
A detailed race program lists nine to ten races with claiming and allowance events for 2-year-olds through older horses. Entrants include Maidilita, Imperial Jade, Dark Waters, War Deer, Royal Savage, Killy Bond, Relant, He's Her Man, Carmen Aurem, Kayville, Van Belle and others with purses ranging from 1,200 to 1,500 dollars. Attendance reported at 3,814.
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Maidilita
Be Handy
Binky
Erratum
Belle O’ball
Moffett's
Mappet Ug Jeans Abibi
Debbie Don
Imperial Jade
India’s Biscuit
France
Chu Chu
Killy Bond
Poorhouse
Marjoch
Duenna
Wary Lass
Shira
Wadobe
My Boy
Witch Prophet
Tom’s Lady
Salamander
Source OF Life
Ismain
King C Hampton
Freddie
Fingers
Relant
Friendly Elien
Highmuse
Disk Man
Ellsworth
Merry Midas We
Trumpet Girl
Summer Steal
Genian
Cole Bandit
Kindabel
Red Robin
Giant Patch
Whirlanka
Bulock
Cave Dweller
Hay Nonnie
Teddy's Lad
Beauty
Admirallis
Geoffrion Named Quebec Aces Coach in Quebec Hockey T: Bernard Boom Boom Geoffrion to lead the Quebec Aces after Curley resignation
Montreal Canadiens star Bernie Geoffrion was named coach of the Quebec Aces of the American League on Monday. The 33 year old right winger replaces Floyd Curley who resigned last week. Geoffrion scored 371 NHL goals, third highest in history.
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Busher
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