A Dream Apart and the Colts Golden Era Recalled
The piece reflects on Colts fans clinging to 1955 1959 title memories as the team rebuilds under Don Shula in 1958 1959. It notes pressure from nostalgia, the 5-5 record, and the shift from legendary eras to present practicality. It ends by admitting the game remains the same but teams differ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Colts
Dream Land
National Football League
Unitas
Lenny Moore
Colts
Don Shula
Baltimore
NFL
Giants
Yankee Stadium
Sandlois
Pittsburgh
Alan Ameche
Ameche
United States
Memorial Stadium
New York
Weeb Endbank
Powder Puff Bowl Game Set At McCurdy Field Friday
Frederick High School girls football team hosts Glenelg in the second annual Powder Puff Bowl at McCurdy Field Friday at 8 pm The event features varsity players switching to cheerleading roles and the Frederick Band performing Coaches LeRoy Fleming Dave Boyd and Dave Yontz assist with Linda Achenbach as coordinator Readied by twice weekly practices the squad lists players including Lisa Olson Mariana Glick Sue Shatto Kathy Fee Marti Jessup Jean Munshower Gay Stop Bobbi Brandburg Melinda Stephens Katy Muzik Jean Messer Janet Spurrier Lee Summers Connie Wolfe Kathy Merrell Doris Welty Mary Sue Rice Jacqui Masher Maria Paleologos Patty Poole Elaine Plemmons Gertrude Thomas Barbara Cochran Sara Bradbury Lynda Weedon Gloria Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
McCurdy
Glenelg
South Hagerstown
Kaydettes
LeRoy Fleming
Dave Boyd
Frederick
Dave Yontz
Linda Achenbach
Frederick High
Lisa Olson
Mariana Glick
Sue Shatto
Kathy Fee
Marti Jessup
Jean Munshower
Gay Stop
Bobbi
Brandburg
Melinda Stephens
Katy Muzik
Jean Messer
Janet Spurrier
Lee Summers
Connie Wolfe
Kathy Merrell
Doris Welty
Mary Sue Rice
Jacqui
Thurmont to Hold 2nd Turkey Shoot
The Thurmont Little League will sponsor its second Turkey Shoot on Sunday at 1 pm at the Senior League ball diamond near Eyler's Stables. A .22 caliber rifle shoot for boys and women is included, with last Sunday's winners choosing a turkey or cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Little League
Eyler
Austin Richard
Doug Fernwald
R. Beard
Bud Powell
Bob Keilholtz
Don Marshall
Carroll Kool
Jake Weddle
Glenn Nikirk
Don Marshall Jr
Morrishes Kenneth Fisher
Norman May
Texas U ends ban on Negro players at last
Texas athletic director Darrel Royal announced immediate integration at the state’s largest university making Texas the first Southwest Conference member to allow Negro athletes who meet academics and athletic criteria to try out for any sport. Recruiting could begin this season for eligible players already enrolled.
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Austin
Tex
Darrel Royal
Texas
Royal
Texas A&m
Rice
SMU
TCU
Tech
Baylor
Arkansas
Bill Bell
Syracuse
Ben Schwartzwalder
Navy Star Staubach Praised As Best Team In Navy History
Navy coach Wayne Hardin touts Roger Staubach as Heisman-caliber. notes Navy 1963 team as high scoring, breaking season marks with 293 points in nine games and five Duke touchdowns. Army game looming. Hardin seeks fifth straight win over Cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Staubach
Navy
Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Wayne Hardin
Roger Staubach
Roger
Collegians
Johnny Amias
Y. A. Tittle
Army
Philadelphia
Cadets
Duke
Naval Academy
Middies
Academy
Virginia Military Institute
Pitt
Michigan
Southern Methodist
SMU
Colavito Traded to Kansas City in Five-Player Deal
Rocky Colavito, four time AL All Star and 268 career homers, moves from Detroit to the Athletics for Jerry Lumpe and pitchers Dave Wickersham Ed Rakow plus Bob Anderson and cash. Lumpe, 30, .271 with 69 RBIs last year, joins Wickersham 12-15 ERA 4.06 and Rakow 9-10 ERA 3.9 to form KC pitching and infield. Anderson may bolster KC staff after three wins with Detroit. Green to challenge Lumpe at second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Jerry Lumpe
Dave Wickersham
Ed Rakow
Athletics
Bob Anderson
Colavito
Cleveland
Detroit
Lumpe
Wickersham
Rakow
Pat Friday
A’s
Anderson
Chicago Cubs
Dick Green
Portland
Shenandoah Entries at Tuesday Race Meet 1963
The Shenandoah card lists nine races with claiming purses ranging from 1000 to 1250 dollars. Entries include Miss Jane, Roman Elan, Monica Baby, Pipsicorw Daddy El, Chuck's Glider, King Tar TB, Little Mistress, Dentown, Noble Dream among others with various speeds and weights across 3 to 4 furlong courses and a mile plus one sixteenth.
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Miss Jane
Beech’s Scholar
Cedar Commet
Godies Chaner
Wadobe
Admiral Clay
Miss_Sidesue
Durbin Wilson
Pals Brother
Riverbrook
Weather Bulletin
War Deer
Roman Elan
County Cap
Johanie Wise
Wagon Bank
Nighttime Blues
Lady Mack
Beckys Boot
Monica Baby
Aleutra
Toms Pal
Jewel’s King
Crestes Lass
Lark Hulk
Elderberry
Mister Petrose
Toy Pebble
Susquehanna
Miss Oakton
Pamela Miss
Birchwood
Mans Folly
Edw Kampel
Ricky
Track results and maiden claiming races at 2 furlongs
The daily program lists multiple races with purses from 1,000 to 1,300 dollars. Notable entries include Llambras Bee, Full Speed Ahead, Ed Masters Glory, King Carlos, Reddiver, Black Coral, Ain’t ’E, Easter Candy, Fox Parrott, Captain Bligh, My Last Dare and Stacva. Attendance reported 3,292.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llambras Bee
Gustines
Gamr
Lia
Smith
Freddie
Small
Key Escort
Raston
Gam
Ferrite
Garm’lla
Orlana
Vasil
Seeman
Wilson
King Carlos
Zangari
Reddiver
Smailt
Black Coral
Dannally
Seyolater
Smath
Captain Bligh
Mr.Sagittarus
Vaxil
Savemenow
Gamb
Stacva
Fighter Shot Outside Bar. DeJohn Incident Leads to Arrest
Miami police arrested Jose Sanz, 26, after a shooting that wounded former heavyweight fighter Mike DeJohn outside a bar. Sanz was charged with aggravated assault. two others were involved in the melee during the incident.
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Miami
Fla
Mike DeJohn
Jose Sanz
Bowl Bids to Begin Again
Promoters of major bowls likely delay decisions after Nov. 30 college games. Texas is Cotton Bowl favorite, while Mississippi favored for Sugar but Orange options include Pitt and Navy. Orange Bowl decisions hinge on Oklahoma Nebraska result with Navy and Mississippi among contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Seattle
Los Angeles
East Lansing
Mich
Texas
Dallas
Navy
Mississippi
Johnny Vaught
Miami
New Orleans
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Washington
Southern California
UCLA
Washington State
Huskies
Cal
Michigan State
Ilinois
Fast Lansing
Southern Methodist
Felix McKnight
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Alabama
Auburn
Marshall David
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Houston
Jacksonville
Penn State
Syracuse
Misissippi State
Memphis State
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Texas Longhorns No 1 as unbeaten season potential grows
Texas remains the nation's top ranked team as they edge closer to an unbeaten season with a 9 straight win and a 17-0 victory over Texas Christian. Navy follows at No 2 after a 38-25 triumph over Duke, with Michigan State and Pittsburgh rounding out the top five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Texas Longhorns
Texas A&m
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Navy
Midshipmen
Texas
Duke
Texas Christian
Texas A
Baylor
Rice
Bauer Named Orioles Manager Candidate Reportedly Quiet
Baltimore coach Hank Bauer was reported as the leading candidate to become Orioles manager within 24 hours. General Manager Lee MacPhail declined comment, noting a formal announcement would come from the front office. Bauer, a former Yankee star and Marine, had coached third base for the Orioles before Billy Hitchcock was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Hank Bauer
Baltimore News-Post
Lee MacPhail
Bauer
American League Baseball Club
Billy Hitchcock
News-Post
Eddie Stanky
St. Louis Cardinal
Kansas City
Lee
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Kansas City Athletics
Joe Gordon
Orioles
Pacific Coast and International League Seek Team Changes
The minor league realignment plan hits a snag with Commissioner Ford Frick at the center. The Pacific Coast League wants to drop two of its 10 teams while the International League resists absorbing the cut. IL leaders, via President Tommy Richardson, told Frick they oppose expansion but fear backing him might offend the commissioner. No solution was disclosed after their Monday talks.
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NEW York
Ford Frick
Pacific Coast League
International League
PCL
Tommy Richardson
Frick
Richardson
Cage Clinic At Walkersville High School
A basketball clinic is set for tonight at Walkersville High School at 7 20 p m. Officials Earl and Bill Lightner will interpret the rules and invite all local players and coaches to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville High School
Earl
Bill Lightner
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Iinois
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