Rinehart Leads Cadets To 28-13 Victory Over Rebs
Frederick High School faces a slim shot at its first Cumberland Valley Athletic League title as the Cadets, 2-1, plot a cooperative path through Allegany Fort Hill Westminster and South Hagerstown to upset the top teams. The plan hinges on key wins and league cooperation to clinch the crown.
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Ted Williams Named AL Comeback Player of the Year
Ted Williams was chosen American League comeback player of the year for 1960 with 96 of 182 votes. The 42-year-old Red Sox outfielder revived his late career, posting a .316 average with 29 home runs after announcing retirement in 1959.
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Orioles to Add Box Seats at Memorial Stadium
The Baltimore Orioles will add 2,607 box seats at Memorial Stadium, boosting baseball seating to 47,600. Work should start after the Colts finish their NFL season this fall, with a project cost near $125,000 and the new seats placed at the front of the new stands.
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Griffith meets Toweel tonight in Madison Square Garden
South Africa’s Willie Toweel meets Emile Griffith in a 10 round world welterweight title bid at Madison Square Garden. Toweel carries 45-4-2 with 23 KOs. Griffith, 20-2 with 2 KOs, is 21 and Virgin Islander. ABC televsion starts at 9 p.m. local.
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Second British horse entered Laurel International at Laurel
A second English horse joined the lineup for the Washington D C International at Laurel on November 12. Apostle, a three year old colt owned by Mrs David Montagu of London and trained by Stiff Ingham of Heatley Surrey, replaces an Irish entry withdrawn for a stifle injury. Other International entrants include Prolific Bald Eagle Sword Dancer Puissant Chef Hautain Malhoa from France and the United States.
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Completing Club House Baltimore
Pimlico race track officials expect a new 1500 club house ready for the fall meet opening November 14. The executive director said main essentials will be in place with fancy trimmings added later. Geodermization of kitchen rest room and bath facilities is under way in the stable area and paving will provide parking for 500 cars.
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Big college reshuffle as top teams face midseason tests
Iowa, Ole Miss, Missouri and Minnesota lead undefeated squads into pivotal midseason showdowns. Iowa hosts Purdue while Mississippi faces Arkansas, Missouri locks with Iowa State, and Minnesota meets Michigan. Notre Dame visits Northwestern in ABC’s televised game of the week.
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Celtics Have Stronger Team Says Cousy Ahead of Opener
Boston captain Bob Cousy declares the Celtics so good it scares him as they prepare to defend the NBA title against the Detroit Pistons. Red Auerbach agrees, noting this is the best club he’s ever had, while improvements at forward include Loscuto Heinsohn and Sanders impressively stepping in.
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Colts Picked Over Detroit In NFL Sunday
NFL picks forecast Cleveland Browns over Philadelphia 28 21? Baltimore expected to crush Detroit 38 to 6 with Colt Weeb Ewbank quoted. Dallas edges St Louis 21 17 Eddie LeBaron key fake. Bears 17 19 Chargers as Johnny Morris boosts Chicago. Green Bay 28 10 over 49ers with Jim Taylor Hornung Moore. Steelers 28 21 over Washington in a potential Layne Dial duel.
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Robbins Brown Meet in Pinehurst 1969 Tourney Title
Tom Robbins 67 of Pinehurst advances to the 1969 North and South Senior Golf title match by defeating Eugene Pittman of Washington DC 5 and 4 in the semifinals. J Walcott Brown, a 1953 winner from Sea Girt New Jersey, reaches final by beating James McAlvin of Lake Forest 4 and 3.
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Maryland Wake Forest Tilt In ACC Showdown
ACC football clash with Wake Forest and Maryland following upset wins. Maryland beat Clemson to improve to 2 3 and Wake Forest edged North Carolina 13 12 to snap a three game skid. Norman Snead led Wake Forest while Dale Betty starred for Maryland as crowd neared 10 000. Other ACC games listed include Duke at Clemson and North Carolina at South Carolina. Michel Jazy declined indoor invitation to compete in the United States this winter.
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