MacPhail Named Orioles General Manager In Front Office Shift
M L MacPhail, son of former Yankee owner Larry MacPhail, will serve as Orioles general manager while remaining in the front office. He will handle major league player personnel decisions in collaboration with manager Lee MacPhail, who remains in his role. The Orioles finished sixth last season after climbing from seventh to fifth over the prior three years.
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Louisiana State Tops Coaches Poll in Week Three
Louisiana State leads the weekly college football ranking with 1,532 points and 95 first‑place votes. Iowa holds second with 1,441 points and 52 first‑place votes, followed by Army, Auburn, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Purdue, Texas Christian, and Air Force in the top ten.
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Charles Town Track Opens on December 18
Charles Town Race Track in West Virginia will open December 18 for a 44 day winter meeting through February 7. The event is run by Pimlico officials under a lease with Mrs. Helen Earle, widow of Albert J. Boxie, who built the track in 1983.
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Coulis Gets $80,000 For Game In New York
In Baltimore the NFL club official Don Kellett received more than 50 000 as visitors share of gate receipts for the Giants game at Yankee Stadium. A 71 163 crowd watched New York win 24 2 as Giants took the home victory with 40 percent of gate going to visitors.
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Frederick County Farm Ponds Prove Wide Utility
Frederick County holds 800 ponds serving multiple uses from fire protection and stock watering to recreation and wildlife support. Albert Powell of the State Fish Hatchery notes each pond stores about 1,000,000 gallons, totaling around 753,152,400 gallons in the county. These reservoirs reduce runoff, provide fish for angling, and support border plantings for protection.
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Unitas Begins Working Out After Injury Return
Johnny Unitas, star quarterback for the Baltimore Colts, starts a workout at Memorial Stadium after hospital discharge. He wears a brace and aims to return in time to play San Francisco, missing two games versus the Bears and Rams. Coach Ewbank defends quarterbacking decisions amid a season victory streak in the Western Division.
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Lincoln Defeats West Frederick in Tight Line Jam
Local report notes Lincoln defeated West Frederick in a close exchange. Details are fragmentary but indicate a competitive matchup with notable efforts by both sides and a decisive finish shaping the local standings.
International To Be Run This Afternoon
Laurel Md AP reports the International stakes race feature with Ballymoss favored on a firm grass track as post time nears at 3 45 p.m. EST. The field includes Zarvad, Garnir, and eight other horses from six nations, while the day also covers a betting double alteration case at Laurel Race Course involving two grooms charged with erasing a number.
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Lions Clanch Soccer Title at Walkersville High
Walkersville High School extended its unbeaten run to five games as senior Mankee Middleton led the Lions in a 6 28 2 4 Middletown 66 0 victory. Denala Warren and Richerd Emmerpan anchored the defense to contain Middletown. Walkersville’s next matchup is against Lincoln on Thursday.
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Maryland Shakes Up Lineup Ahead of Orange Bowl
Maryland coach Tom Mont, after film study of Navy’s 40-14 win, benches guard Rodney Breedlove and shifts Tom Gunderman to second team while promoting Pete Boinis and Bill Lazaro. Changes aim to spark a Terps attack before Friday’s Miami Bowl showdown and follow a full-contact scrimmage in full gear.
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Pimlico Racing Card Highlights Jockey Lineup
Pimlico hosts a long meeting featuring Shoemaker and top riders Wilse Save Gilis Welesi Segdallas Ken Chireh Heckmann and Valenzuela. Notables include Johnny Heckmann Chris Rogers Culmone Shuk Brooks and Ismael Valenzuela as Calumet joins the season through December 17 with Tim Tam and other stakes prospects.
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Laurel International Stakes Preview Amid Global Entries
The article outlines the Laurel International Stakes with entrants from Ireland Australia Germany Argentina and Venezuela plus two Russian horses in post position. Bally Moss leads odds though bets closed, while Clem U S. is cited as a strong U.S. candidate. Pimlico opens Thursday with 7.5 stake event, season highlights Pimlico Special and Futurity in late November. Charles Town opens December 18 for 44 days, with Pimlico leasing the West Virginia track for winter races and possible sale rumors surrounding the Boyle estate.
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Walker Sille Gains Second in State Meet
Walker Sille finishes second at the state cross country meet as Mania aud state champions are determined among Class 4 B and C schools. Kenneth Smeimen Garst leads with first place, Fred Wisner fourth, Wayne Hevner 12 05, Fred Colbert 13 20, Walker’s 40 total tops Walker ville’s 36. Centreville earns a second place trophy with Taneytown 5F and Soult Durchiveter-to Waulkersville 40.
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Navy And Torps May Play Next At Annapolis
Navy athletic head Capt Slade Cutter said a decision on moving the 1959 game to the Navy Marine Corps Stadium in Annapolis would depend on the expected crowd. Baltimore attendance fizzled with about 21 000 paid. King Memorial Stadium in Baltimore seats up to 57 000, Byrd Stadium at College Park up to 4 000, new Memorial Stadium up to 33 000.
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