Frederick Cadets Clinch First Three-Game Win Streak
Frederick High School Cadets beat Westminster 19 7 to move to 3 1 1 on the year and rank sixth in Western Maryland. Wayne Rinehart scored twice as Allegany and Fort Hill lead the region. Cumberland Valley standings show Frederick third at 2 2 0. The piece notes coach Jack Molesworth’s satisfaction and references other local sports, including a strong Rams midget league season and lingering World Series chatter.
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Tts Sports Desk
Jack Molesworth
Frederick High School
Westminster
Molesworth
Owl
Herb Ruby
Frederick
Maryland
Fort Hill
Allegany
Charles Town
Petersburg
Ridgeley
Cadets
Wayne Rinehart
Bob Gaffney
Walkersville Lions Dominate Lincoln High 11–0 for 28th Straight Win
Walkersville High School extended its impressive 28 game winning streak with an 11 to 0 victory over Lincoln High at Lincoln. Ron Linton scored on a field goal in the second period and again in the third. Rich Long added a two point play and a field goal, while Isadore Troxell and Rich Saylor contributed as Walkersville pulled away before the finish. Next, Walkersville travels to face Maryland School for the Deaf at Lincoln.
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Walkersville High School
Lincoln High School
Lincoln
Ron Linton
Isadore Troxell
Lions
Linton
Rich Long
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Rich Saylor
Walkersville
Maryland School For the Deaf
Broken Neck Kills Howard Glenn in Houston
An autopsy shows How ard Glenn the 24 year old New York Titan guard died from a broken neck after leaving the Houston game. He was taken to a hospital in a coma and died there. The medical examiner ruled the death accidental with no brain injury or heart trouble.
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Howard Glenn
New York Titan
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Miss
New York Houston
Joseph Jachimczyk
Harris County
Senecas Honor Former Coach Mike Brittain With Gifts
Mike Brittain was presented with an autographed football and a watch by the Frederick Senecas at a Peter Pan Inn dinner dance. The former high school boys football coach, who led the team in 1845, recalled humorous moments from four years coaching as more than 30 players and wives joined in the tribute.
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Mike Brittain
Frederick Senecas
Peter Pan Inn
Brittain
Senecas
Frederick
Alvin Quinn
Paul Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Frederick County
Ralph Hartman
Philadelphia
Don Wagner
Face Called Series Hero Faces Giant Killer Pitcher
Elroy Face, 160 pounds, from upstate New York, has become the giant killer for the Pirates in the 1960 World Series, saving his third game and declaring he fears no Yankee hitter. He downplays stars Mantle, Berra, and Yogi, saying they put their pants on one leg at a time and praising other powerful NL teams like Milwaukee, San Francisco, and Cincinnati.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Bobby Richardson
Elroy Face
New York
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Yankees
Mantle
Yogi
Berra
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Terps hold one hour workout after NC State game
Maryland coach Tom Nugent praised the Terps for their effort in the NC State loss and started the day with a one hour workout. Rex Collins moved to the first team at fullback while Pat Crass and tackle Roger Shoals remained sidelined by injuries.
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Maryland
North Carolina State
Clemson
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Rex Collins
Pat Crass
N. C
Roger Shoals
Raleigh
N.C
Syracuse Slips to Fourth as Ole Miss Tops AP Poll
Mississippi reclaimed first in the AP football poll after a 26-0 win over Vanderbilt while Syracuse dropped to fourth following a 15-6 victory over Holy Cross. Iowa and Ohio State rose, Purdue and Arkansas fell, Navy Missouri Baylor Clemson Kansas Minnesota rounded out the top ten.
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Associated Press
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Series Facts and Results From World Series Games
The report details game by game scores and key plays from the World Series between New York and Pittsburgh, naming pitchers, home runs by Maris and Mantle, and attendance figures. It notes financial tallies including total receipts, commissions, and shares, and ends with a line on Tennessee's drowned forest near Reelfoot Lake.
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Labine
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Mantle
Tennessee
Reelfoot Lake
Yankees Fall as Pirates Clinch Fifth World Series Game
Gil McDougal’s second inning error allows Pittsburgh to score with Cimoli on third and Burgess on second. Mazeroski plates two with a double as the Pirates win 5-2. Ditmar struggles again. Stengel defends his pitcher while hints surface on tomorrow’s starting choice. Harvey Haddix impresses, Kubek notes his breaking stuff. Also, MLB expansion committee screens applicants for two new AL franchises.
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Ted Smits
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Gil MelDougald
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh
Bat
Gino Cimoli
Smoky Burgess
den Hoak
Pirates
Yankee
Tony Kubek
Burgess
McDou Said
Pirate
Cimolt
Bill Mazeroski
Art Ditmar
Casey Stengel
Ditmar
Yankees
Harvey Haddix
Kubek
Moose Skowron
Bob Turley
Whitey Ford
New York
Murtaugh Elated As Pirates Rally Over Yankees
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh expressed glee after Pittsburgh toppled the New York Yankees 5 2 to seize a 3 2 lead in the series. Harvey Haddix labored but shut the Yankees to five hits, while Elroy Face’s relief held firm and gave Murtaugh options for the next game and beyond.
Face Shuts Door On American League Champion In Game Five
Pittsburgh bullpen delivers a 5-2 win over the Yankees to put the Pirates up 3-2 in the series. Elroy Face earns another clutch relief appearance as Harvey Haddix struggles early but settles, with Mazeroski and Clemente key hits. Maris belts a homer for New York, but Pittsburgh’s defense and timely hitting lift them toward a first world title since 1925 as the series heads back to Forbes Field.
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Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Yankees
Murtaugh
Harvey Haddix
Elroy Face
Pirates
Haddix
Yankees
Maris
Bob Friend
Vernon Law
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NEW York
Forbes Field
Tony Kubek
Hector Lopez
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Elroy
Gil McDouzald
Lopez
Bill Mazeroski
Dick Stuart
Roger "Maris
Yankee
Art Ditmar
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Arroyo
Casey Stengel
Bill Stafford
Stafford
Richmond
Duren
Ryne Duren
Smoky Burgess
Bob Cery
Joe Christopher
Burgess
Hoak
Howard
Kubek
Stuart
Roger Maris
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