World Series memories and Maryland hoop preview
Pirates win switched tone as the Yankees outplayed early, then Pittsburgh overhauled in game seven. University of Maryland begins 193061 season December 1 at Cole Fieldhouse under Bud Millikan with six returnees. Tri County League aims for final county game Sunday as umpire duo Curry and Cannon take the plate. National Baseball Congress forms circulate as Maryland eyes national setup. Danny Murtaugh named NL manager of the year, with Stengel, Richards, and Lavagetto in the running for the AL honor.
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Hany Curry
Bob Cannon
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Adi 3 Tens
Mutscheller Out Of Colts Lineup Sunday
Baltimore Colts right end Jim Mutscheller will likely sit out Sunday’s NFL game against the Los Angeles Rams. Art Spinney returns at guard, with Art De Carlo to start in Mutscheller’s place if he cannot play. Colts face Green Bay loss aftermath and seek rebound before sellout Memorial Stadium crowd. Also reports Werner Scharch defects from East Germany, citing unbearable political pressure on athletes and officials.
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Ed Kovac
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Pilot of Year Award Goes to Bud Murtaugh
Danny Murtaugh of Pittsburgh, 1960 World Series champion manager, won the National League Manager of the Year poll with 127 of 193 votes from baseball writers. The Chester, Pennsylvania native guided the Pirates to first pennant since 1927, a title over the Yankees in seven games, after taking over in 1957 and improving from 1959's fourth place to 1960's strong finish.
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Xaonal Leagaue
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Exer Solly Hemus
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Pirates
Hemus
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Chester
Philadelphia
Boston
Cardinals
Top Teams and NFL Breathers Highlight Week in Football
The Associated Press notes NFL contenders and AFL rivals clash with key matchups across leagues. Giants host Redskins. Browns loom over Cowboys. Colts favored over Rams. Bears favored over 49ers. Packers idle. Scudero signs with Steelers after Notre Dame stint. nine-horse Gold Cup at Hawthorne features favorite stars and potential sloppy track.
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Santiago
Clemson Tigers Visit Maryland For ACC Showdown
Clemson invades Byrd Stadium for a key ACC clash with Maryland on Parent’s Day. Tiger ace Lowndes Shingler leads a deep backfield while Clemson seeks to stay atop the conference standings. Maryland, after a 3-0 start, has dropped three straight and eyes an upset.
Y Tank Team Ready to Go
The Y league fields boys and girls across Cadets to Seniors with six age groups. The focal team opens December 3 at local Y pool, with five associations Hagerstown Dundalk Chambersburg Waynesboro and Fredericksburg providing league depth. Each group keeps its own schedule and a season trophy awaits best overall record. New members welcome as MCA coach Jack Griffin emphasizes friendship competition self confidence and gracious play.
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Jack Griffim
AFL Sues NFL Over Anti Trust Practices for $10 Million
American Football League files a 10 million anti trust suit in U S District Court against the National Football League and its 13 teams alleging illegal conspiracy to exclude the AFL from the professional football business. Treble damages sought and franchise actions challenged.
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Field Judge Role and World War II War News Highlights
The field judge oversees downfield calls and out of bounds on kicks, with clock help from sidelined operators, and updates on goal line rulings. Also noted are World War II casualty totals and a Maryland scholastic football slate with teams from Edmondson to St. Paul’s. Orioles release Philley and Rice after brief fixtures.
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Indése
Falcons Invade Baltimore for Service Tilt
Navy and Air Force open a service rivalry at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore with over 50,000 expected to watch Navy's Joe Bellino face Air Force passer Richie Mayo. Navy leads the series as eight point favorites as Bellino seeks more touchdowns in a high stakes national spotlight.
Bel Air Bobcats blank Frederick Cadets 39 to 12
Bel Air surged to a 20 point second quarter and added 12 more in the third to hand Frederick a 39 12 defeat at Bel Air. Bobcats quarterback Bill Pickett led scoring with three touchdowns and three conversions while senior halfback John Walters scored twice and added a third TD. Cadets Joe Crummitt and Dick Siedling connected for late drives but failed to overcome the early Bel Air onslaught. Frederick drops to 3 2 1 after the loss ending a three game win streak.
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Bill Pickett
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Tom Richy
Alve
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Bob Kaper
Crummoit
Dave Stern
Walters
Crummitt
Jim Welsh
Siedling
Jack Kinna
Marrone
NC State Tries to Break Duke Jinx in Durham
The Associated Press reports North Carolina State seeks its first win over Duke in football this season as ACC play resumes in Durham. State owns a 3-4 league record while Duke and Clemson trail closely. Clemson faces Maryland and Wake Forest plays North Carolina in other conference games.
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