Tiger Regains Middleweight Championship Aside From Head Lifting Tips
The article outlines methods to prevent head lifting when shooting and regain accuracy. It describes checking the gun is unloaded, bringing the gun to the face rather than the shoulder, and three ways to detect head position: from behind with proper light, by cheek position on the stock, and by sighting on the observer's eyes. It emphasizes consistent cheek to stock alignment for reliable aim.
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High School Grid Slate by the Associated Press
Friday games list includes Brooklyn at Bates Boossboro at Martinsburg Waynesboro at No Hagerstown St James at Landon Hampshire at Allegany Dunbar at Gilman Metro at Gibbons Ba Southern at McDonogh St Pauls at Edgewood Poly v St Josephs Loveland Patterson Friends at Havre de Grace.
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Lou Johnson Returns Home With Parade At Dunbar High
Lou Johnson known as Slick returned to Lexington after his World Series feats with the Los Angeles Dodgers. He spoke of nervousness in the seventh game but said the homecoming brought a bigger thrill as he received a standing ovation at his alma mater Dunbar High. Aberdeen at Elkton and other high school pairing notes follow in the local schedule. Manager Harry Walker of the Pittsburgh Pirates was traded four times during his major league career.
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Tiger regains world middleweight title in unanimous win
Dick Tiger of Nigeria defeats Joey Giardello in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to reclaim the world middleweight crown. Tiger, 36, cuts Giardello around both eyes, wins on all three judges 9-3-1, 10-5-1, and 6-6-1 in a muscular, crowd-pleasing bout.
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Senators Open With Indians Birds On Road
The 1966 MLB schedule sets 25 Game of the Week telecasts plus three holiday nights. Opening days include the Indians at Senators on April 11 and Mets at Reds on April 11 for the National League and the A’s at Twins and Angels at White Sox on April 12 for the American League. The season ends October 2. NBC agreed to a 30.6 million three year deal for TV rights covering 1966 1967 and 1968 including World Series and All Star games.
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Bucknell End Aims For Eight Receptions A Game
Bucknell's Tom Mitchell, a 6 foot 3 inch end weighing 225 pounds, seeks eight receptions per game to break the national record of 183 set by Hugh Rohrschneider. He has 22 receptions for 383 yards and 2 touchdowns so far this season, despite double and triple coverage from Penn. Mitchell eyes pro football and reflects on past doubts with his father urging him to pursue his talent.
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Thanksgiving Turkey Stolen From Monmouth College Trophy
Monmouth College reports the Bronze Turkey trophy for the Knox College rivalry was stolen five weeks before Thanksgiving. Two men posing as photographers allegedly persuaded a Monmouth official to remove the historic prize from a glass case for an outdoor shot, then a timely call pulled him away and the turkey disappeared. Separately, the Cincinnati Royals released Jay Arnette on waivers to trim roster size to twelve.
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Giant Senator Edges Grant Howard Comeback Award
Washington outfielder Frank Howard was named American League Comeback Player of the Year by the AP poll of 281 writers. He batted .289 for the Senators with 21 home runs and 84 RBIs after a 226 average with the Dodgers in 1964. Howard credits improved mindset and daily playing time for his turnaround.
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Irish Face Garrett Threat In USC Test Under Lights
Notre Dame relies on ball control to counter USC star Mike Garrett the nation’s leading rusher. Garrett has 852 yards on 150 carries and eight touchdowns fueling USC to a 4 1 record and a No 4 AP ranking while Notre Dame sits seventh after big wins and a tough loss.
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Hoople System predicts wild gridiron week with upsets
Major Amos B Hoople foresees a chaotic midseason slate with fumbles, broken tackles and wind gusts shaping results. He calls Notre Dame to beat Southern California 33 18 while Purdue tops Michigan State 2 17, Indiana to edge Washington State, and a set of big games across Indiana and beyond.
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Braves to Kick Off 1966 Ticket Drive in Atlanta
The Atlanta Braves will launch a season ticket drive in Atlanta next Wednesday with top players Eddie Mathews Hack Aaron Tony Cloninger Bob Sadowski Denys Menke and Billy O'Dell aiding the effort. The team is moving from Milwaukee to Atlanta for the 1966 season.
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Browns name McNally as area scouts coordinator
Vince McNally former general manager of the Philadelphia Eagles is appointed coordinator of area scouts for a six team NFL cooperative group including Cleveland Green Bay Baltimore St Louis New York and Atlanta The announcement came Thursday and notes the regional role in scholastic football coverage city score Curley 4.
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Middletown Knights Rout Walkersville 4-0 to Near Title
Middletown built an early lead and defeated Walkersville 4-0 in a county soccer clash. Tom Bidle opened the scoring on a direct free kick, followed by Bob Axline’s late goal. Denny Covell made eight saves as Middletown moved within one win of clinching the county title and will play Thurmont next Tuesday.
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Roeder Sets 170.26 MPH 250 cc Speed Record
Cycle record on the Bonneville Salt Flats Utah reached 170.26 miles per hour by George Roeder of Monroeville Ohio. He broke the previous mark of 156.24 mph set last year by Roer Reiman of Kewanee Illinois.
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