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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1961

Page

3

Fix McCurdy Field and curb college recruiting scandals

Editorial calling concrete actions to end underhanded college recruiting, restore integrity in sport, and improve local fields. It argues for repairing McCurdy Field, returning Little League to kids, placing Babe Ruth stars properly, adjusting college football goal line rules, joining the National Baseball Congress, and completing Frederick High School stadium.

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Colts waivers Carl Taseff in NFL roster shuffle

Baltimore Colts place defensive halfback Carl Taseff on waivers, reducing roster to 35. Taseff, a 10 year NFL veteran and former Browns player, had 17 interceptions and was known for blocking and tackling. The team plans to add a back ahead of Sundays game with Green Bay.

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600G Replaces Etcheverry as Cardinals' QB

Ralph Guglielmi, a Washington Redskins castoff, has displaced Canadian football star Sam Etcheverry as the Cardinals No 1 quarterback. The move makes Guglielmi the new focal point for Cardinals offense and Canadian fans react to the change in leadership at the position.

Etcheverry Cardinals ST. Louis Ralph Guglielmi Washington Redskins Sam Etche Eam

Phils and Eagles to Get New Stadium

Fragmentary text mentions plans for a new stadium linked to the Phils and Eagles. The remainder is garbled and does not provide verifiable details on location, date, or cost.

PHILS Eagles

Eagles Void 1962 Game in Norfolk

A garbled report states the Eagles canceled a 1962 scheduled game in Norfolk Virginia. The text mentions contract terms and a Redskins connection but is unclear on names, dates, or outcomes.

Eagles Norfolk

Collins Aims to Stretch ACC Passing Record Against Penn State

Maryland star Gary Collins seeks to gain nine yards to surpass the ACC career pass reception mark in Saturday's game with Penn State at College Park. Collins has 58 catches for 979 yards this season and needs 21 more yards for 1 000 career receiving yards, while he and Johnny Morris contest the conference lead in receptions.

Greensboro N.C Maryland Gary Collins Penn State College Park Terps South Carolina ACC Virginia Sonny Randle Collins Earler Terp Collins Randle N.C. State Johnny Morris ACC Service Bureau Morris Clemson Lon Armstrong John Hannigan Tom Brown Stan Fischer Jim Davidson Tom Mingent Walt Rock Rock Tom Sankovich Nittany Lions Nugent Bob Burton Harry Butsko Joe Hrezo Bob Mittinger Williamstown Mittinger Greensburg State Terrapins Maryland Lust University Park Syracuse Marsland

Hornung To Play Sunday Against Colts

Star Packers halfback Paul Hornung will be eligible to play the next two Sundays against the Baltimore Colts and Chicago Bears despite a pending military medical review. An Army release said he may still be assigned on Nov. 14 if found fit, but he can continue his pro football career until then.

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Packers Lead NFL Total Offense. Eagles Close Behind

In New York, the Philadelphia Eagles rose to second in the NFL total offense with 2,393 yards in seven games, while Sonny Jurgensen tops the league in passing. Green Bay leads the Western Conference in team offense as the season unfolds.

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Oregon Tackle Week's Lineman Steve Barnett Star

Steve Barnett nicknamed Baby Buffalo earned AP lineman of the week after Oregon’s 7 6 upset of Washington. The 20 year old junior from Fremont California listed at 6 1 252 pounds, says he weighs about 240. Coach Len Casanova praised his perfect defensive game and Jerry Frei called it his finest defensive effort. Barnett majors in physical education and plans to coach.

Eugene Ore Steve Barnett Baby Buffalo Associated Press University of Oregon Theniversity of Washington Barnett Oregon Buffalo Washington Len Casanova Jerry Frei Fremont Calif

Unclear OCR fragment on GolBall Unnies and Sezer

Fragmentary text mentions Russell Sezer now a Chicago insurance executive and a coach figure tied to GolBall Unnies. The readable details are garbled and do not yield a coherent event or outcome.

Py Ray Eliot U. of Ilinois Russell Sezer Chicacy Insurance Wren Stecer fAeras Dragee

Navy Prepares for Notre Dame Clash in Key Intersecting Rivalry

Navy coach Wayne Hardin says his 3,90-man brigade will give their all as Navy faces Notre Dame in the 35th straight meeting at South Bend. The Middies, off a 28-14 loss to Pitt, aim for fewer mistakes and to prove they remain a strong contender in the East with Ed Gill back from illness strengthening the two-way squad.

Herb Thompson Annapolis Navy Notre Dame Midshipmen Army Wayne Hardin Northwestern South Bend Middies Brigade of Midshipmen Naval Academy Hardin Irish Michigan State Pitt Ed Gill

Prenupcial to Run in Washington International

Venezuelan bred Prenupcial winner of the Simon Bolivar race in Caracas will race in the $100,000 Washington International on November 11. Owned by Enrique Soto Rivera, the Venezuela entry represents his 10th running international event. The article notes the horse’s Argen tina birth and sponsorship details amid a collage of other racing mentions and misread lines.

Herbert Alien Unite States Schapiro

Kentucky Wildcats face rebuilding with small center in 1960s era

Lexington AP reports Kentucky aims to adapt to a 6-4 center after a spotless season, using speed and fast break to offset height. Carroll Burchett appears the likely starter with Cotton Nash as a standout sophomore to supplement a less explosive lineup under coach Adolph Rupp.

Lexington Kentucky Wildcats Cats Cliff Hagan St. Louis Hawks Frank Ramsey Boston Celtics Lou Tsioropoulos Celts Carroll Burchett Hagan Charles (Cotton) Nash Lake Charles Adolph Rupp Hagan-Ramsey Rupp

Lemon to Promote Los Angeles Angels Ticket Sales

AP reports Bob Lemon a seven time 20 game winner will take a promotional job with the Los Angeles Angels at age 41. He will handle ticket sales and public relations and during spring training assist coach the Angels farm club pitchers. Lemon lives in Long Beach and previously coached for the Philadelphia Phillies last season.

Lemon LOS Angeles Bob Lemon Cleveland Los Angeles Angels Angels Long Beach Philadelphia Phillies

Braves Add Joe Milwaukee as Traveling Secretary

Donald Davidson long time Milwaukee Braves public relations chief since 1953 was named traveling secretary by club president John McHale. The change expands Davidson duties within the team front office.

Braves Joe Milwaukee Donald Davidson Milwaukee Braves John McHale

Jofre Caldwell Agree To Terms For Sao Paulo Bout

Edger Jofre of Brazil and John Caldwell of Ireland agreed to terms for a January world bantamweight title fight in Sao Paulo Brazil. Jofre, recognized world champion by the NBA and several European bodies, meets Caldwell, British bantamweight king, who defeated Alphonse Halimi in a lackluster 10 round decision.

London Edger Jofre Brazil John Caldwell Ireland Sao Paulo Jofre U.S

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