Apathy Blocks Local Leagues From NBC Affiliation Push
County baseball faces delay as three leagues hesitate to join the National Baseball Congress. A lack of replies from presidents and missing leadership stall action while managers seek clearer information and a stronger push from atop the leagues.
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Maryland Faces Wake Forest in ACC Showdown
Maryland travels to Winston-Salem after a 19 17 upset of Clemson and features quarterback Dale Betty and end Gary Collins as top playmakers. Wake Forest, 1 3, counters with interceptions leaders Bruce McDonnell and Chuck Reiley as the ACC clash looms.
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Campbell Tops WA State in Receivers and Holub Honored
Washington State sophomore High Campbell, from Saratoga, Calif., has 33 receptions for 465 yards and six touchdowns in five games and could break the season record of 61 catches. Holub of Texas Tech was named lineman of the week after a standout performance against Baylor, praised by coach Dewitt Weaver as an All-America caliber player.
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Four Braves On Major Leagues All Star Squad
Milwaukee Braves get four selections on the 1960 AP All Star team Eddie Mathews Hans Aaron Del Crandall and Warren Spahn lead the Braves in the first team Yanks contribute two Bill Skowron Roger Maris Vernon Law and other stars named The 192 writers gave Warren Spahn near unanimous left handed ace status while Pete Runnels Nellie Fox and Bill Mazeroski split the second base vote.
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Colts Lead NFL In Total Yards After Week Four
The Baltimore Colts surged to 326 yards in a win over the Los Angeles Rams and lead the NFL in total yards after four games with 1454 yards. Pittsburgh follows with 1430, while Philadelphia stands third at 1329. Passers Layne and Unitas top the aerial stats as Jim Taylor guards the ground game.
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Hound Club Holds October Meeting in Middletown
The Blue Ridge Hounds Club of Frederick and Washington Counties met October 10 at the Middletown fire hall with State Senators Samuel Barrick James Mause and Delegates Clifton Wirts and local wardens Guy Gearhart Richard Jacques and Robert Abraham. A program was presented and the next meeting is set for October 26 at the same location. all members urged to attend.
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Frederick County
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Area Scholastic Football Roundup of Friday Games
The Associated Press recaps area high school football and J V contests with matchups including Calvert Hall Douglass Carer Merc Tech Dunbar City College Edmondson Forest Pat Kirk Field Gilman Friends Patterson Loyola St. Pauls Mt. St. Joe Poly Southern Severn Annapolis Howard County Bel Air St. Hagerstown Frederick St. Marys Havre de Grace Bladensburg Montgomery Blair Northwestern Oxon Hill Bates Page Jackson Fairmont Heights Lane Good Counsel Gaither Shepherdstown Rock Allegany Garrett Northern Maryland Keyser Garrett to Southern Oakland Wicomico Laurel North Carolina Elkton Cambridge Delmar Millsboro Lord Baltimore Rehoboth Caesar Rodney Dove Seaford Smyrna Ridgely Frostburg area listings note.
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FHS Jayvees Seek 5th Victory at South Hagerstown
Frederick High School junior varsity aims for a fifth win as it travels to South Hagerstown for the second meeting of the season. The Cadets seek to extend a nine game series edge while South Hagerstown pressures with a bigger line and a plan for more passing and outside plays.
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English Leads Hagerstown Rebs Over Cadets In Cross Country
In a tri meet at Hagerstown South Hagerstown edged Frederick Cadets 36 to 37 with St James at 50. Don English won in 13.05 as Frederick's Bill Hildebrand finished third in 11.29 and Richard Wiles fifth in 11:38. Frederick has now two losses in six meets.
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Purdue Choice Over Hawkeyes This Saturday
AP sports column previews college football games with Purdue favored over Iowa, noting Purdue's power and Hawkeyes injuries. Includes rapid-fire picks for major matchups such as Syracuse over West Virginia and Navy over Pepperdine, with scores and season context.
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Moorman Duke Ends Among ACC All-America Picks
AP All-America list features 15 linemen including Tee Moorman Duke senior end from Miami. The ACC pick highlights Moorman as Lineman of the Week and includes guards, tackles, centers, and backs from multiple Atlantic Coast and Southern schools.
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Gary Collins
Maryland
Rebounding Keys Royals Victory In NBA Opener
Cincinnati Royals coach Charley Wolf calls the win a result of a new look and strong rebounding. Oscar Robertson stars in his pro debut with 21 points and 12 rebounds in the opening win over the Los Angeles Lakers, while Jerry West adds 16 in the second half. The Royals aim for a better season after two last-place finishes.
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Pistons and Nationals to play in Baltimore Feb 4
The Detroit Pistons and Syracuse Nationals will meet in Baltimore on February 4, the first NBA game in the city since 1934. Former Maryland star Gene Shue, now a pro, will play before hometown fans.
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Substitutions and Fouls In Football Q&A and Casey Stengel News
The field judge with green arm bands handles substitutions for one team while the umpire with red bands controls the other in a fouled game. with five officials the back judge relieves the umpire for one team. Offense on the 30 appears on second down after a 50 yard run is offset by a defensive offside and a foul merge. penalties cancel each other and the ball remains with the offense. Casey Stengel leaves the Yankees. Glendale, California embraces Stengel Field as a local tribute.
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