Notable coaching moves and high school sports notes from Maryland area
Roy Sigler, ex Bates College and Worcester Tech head coach, leads Worcester Tech to a 10-0-1 1965 season with a 2-2 tie to Middlebury. Mt St Marys lineup chosen for opener led by Phelan amid freshman usage. Pat Meade of Fort Hill suffers amputated leg after gangrene. other notes include Don Loun no hitter in Florida League, Maryland facility use rejection, Loyola Hall of Fame committee appointment, Martinsburg Handley schedule risk, Gettysburg QB Jim Ward Little All-America chatter, Bobby Robertson all star, and West Virginia Bi-State changes.
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Shippensburg College
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Fred Carter
Philadelphia
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Baltimore
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Pete Johnston
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Fort Hill
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Washington
Naval Academy
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Emil G
Lefty) Reitz
Loyola College
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Martinsburg
Handley of Winchester
Jim Ward
Gettysburg College
Gaithersburg
Ward
Gettysburg
Bobby Robertson
Mt. Savage High School
Cumberland
Robertson
Pittsburgh
Gastonia
Charles Town
St. Joseph's of
West Virginia
NL Rookie Award To Jim Lefebvre
Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Jim Lefebvre was named National League Rookie of the Year receiving 13 of 20 votes from the Baseball Writers Association of America. The 22-year-old from Playa Del Rey helped the Dodgers win the pennant and the World Series, with Maury Wills and Jim Gilliam mentoring him
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Calié
Jimmy Lefebvre
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Baseball Writers Association of America
Houston Astros
Joe Morgan
Frank Linzy
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Lefebvre
Dodgers
Minnesota Twins
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Pro Leagues Draft Today Heats Up College Talent Race
New York AP reports the National and American football leagues launch their drafts Saturday. Anticipation centers on top college quarterbacks like Kentucky’s Rick Norton. Both leagues promise wide early selections with new teams Atlanta Falcons and Miami Dolphins shaping the first rounds.
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Kentucky
Rick Norton
Joe Namath
Norton
NFL
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AFL
Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
Racing Probe Results To Be Released Soon
Cumberland AP Attorney General Thomas B Finan said the inquiry into work for race tracks by firms linked to Racing Commission members will be presented to Governor Tawes by Tuesday. The probe examined commission records, interviews, and conflict of interest laws, with cooperation from all sides, but Finan did not reveal findings.
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Thomas B. Finan
State Racing Commission
Gov. Tawes
Commission
R. Bruce Livie
Weidemuller Construction Co
Tiger Cats Favored in Grey Cup Championship
Hamilton Tiger-Cats hold a slight edge as a favorite against Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the Grey Cup game to decide the Canadian League champion. Hamilton earned the Eastern Division title, while Winnipeg won the Western crown.
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Winnipeg
Tiger-Cats
Blue Bombers
Chiefs Activate Two For Sunday's Oilers Game
Kansas City Chiefs activate Curt Farrier and Frank Pitts to replace injured Chris Burford and Denny Biodrowski for the AFL game against the Houston Oilers.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Chiefs
Curt Farrier
Frank Pitts
Chris Burford
Denny Biodrowski
Houston Oilers
Navy Army Faceoff In 66th Star Spangled Gridiron Classic
Navy favored by seven over Army at Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia. 102000 expected for a defense heavy clash with Navy using two fullbacks Al Roadhouse and Danny Wong behind QB John Cartwright while Army relies on a compact backfield led by Curt Cook Sonny Stowers and Mark Hamilton.
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John Carber
Tom Dusel
Pete Braun
Dave Ray
Terry Young
Fred Barofsky
Mark Hamilton
Curt Cook
Sonny Stowers
Philadelphia
Navy
Bill Elias
Paul Dietzel
Kennedy Stadium
Midshipmen
Gover
Dietzer
Bear Bryant
Sam Champi
John Carter
Elias
al Roadhouse
Palo Alto
Calif
Danny Wong
Stockton
John Cartwright
Walrback
Rob Taylor
Cartwright
Sharon Hill Pa
Bruce Bickel
Bam
Fred Barefsky
Lagrange
Ill
John F. Kennedy Stadium
Rob Hester
Jim
Wirephore Taylor
Ron Hartnett
Harry Dittman
Jack Connolly
Bob Witenberg
Phil Norton
Seven College Teams Bowl Warmups Tune Up Saturday
Army and Navy open and close their seasons with their traditional battle as bowl bound teams prepare. Notre Dame and Southern California face Miami and Wyoming, Alabama meets Auburn for the SEC title, and Tennessee battles Vanderbilt with other bowl contenders Georgia Tech Georgia, Florida Florida State, Mississippi Mississippi State, and Texas Western West Texas State also on Saturday slate. Clete Boyer to enter no contest plea at trial on assault charges. Maris cleared.
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Navy
Service Academy
Notre Dame
Miami
Florida
Southern California
UCLA
Wyoming
Alabama
Auburn
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Florida State
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Texas Western
West Texas State
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South Carolina
Utah State
Southern Methodist
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Holy Cross
Arizona
Arizona State
Brigham Young
New Mexico
Baylor
Rice
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
New York Yankees
Clete Boyer
Boyer
Yankee
Roger Maris
Jerome Modzelewski
Maris
Browns set to win East title in Sunday clash
In New York the Natal Football League forecast Cleveland to clinch the Eastern Conference with a win over Pittsburgh as both New York and St. Louis stumble. Upsets and projections follow for Green Bay, Chicago, Philadelphia, Minnesota, Dallas, and American League tilt predictions.
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Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Jimmy Browns
Steelers
Bill Nelson
Ed Brown
Tommy Wade
Green Bay
Los Angeles
Packers
Minnesota
Bill Munson
Roman Gabriel
Rams
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Bears
Bill Howton
Giants
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Buddy Humphrey
Charley Johnson
Eagles
San Francisco
Vikings
Whitworth Extends Lead In Women Titleholders Tourney
Kathy Whitworth, San Antonio, Texas, carded a one-under-par 71 for the second straight day to surge to a five-stroke lead at 142 in the Augusta titleholders event. A 73 Saturday would give her the 54-hole record of 216 set by Marilynn Smith last year. Sandra Haynie shot 77 to a 148, tied for fourth with five others, while Carol Mann and Wanda Sanchez posted 74 to reach 147 and share second.
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Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Tex
Womne
Miss Whitworth
Augusta Country Club
Marilynn Smith
Sandra Haynie
Carol Mann
Wanda Sanchez
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