Brenneman Stars in Four Conversions for Frederick
Dick Brenneman rookie place kicker stepped in after injury to replace the sidelined regular. Wayne Rinehart scored three TDs and a 96-yard interception return as Frederick routed South Hagerstown 26 to 13. Rinehart’s stellar runs and blocks helped lift the Cadets to the win, with Ellis McDonough fueling the big gain.
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Pandate Wins at Nottingham with Long Odds
P nas Pandate, the two mile hurdles winner for 3 year olds, paid 216 to 1 to win and 196 to 1 to place at the Nottingham Track Mondal AP reports. England uses a single parimutuel pool for place and show, with payouts based on the second and third horses.
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Football Q and A with Cliff Montgomery Column
A question and answer column outlines football rules on touchbacks safeties and play actions. It covers who holds after a touchback, legality of center ball movement, forward handoffs from behind the line, kickoff rules and onside recovery, plus guidance on how questions are answered in this News paper Enterprise Assn. column led by Cliff Montgomery.
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al Martin
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William Krelich
Cliff Montgomery
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Colts Must Play At 6-1 Pace To Win 3rd Crown
The Baltimore Colts aim for a 6-1 pace after a 30-17 upset by the Detroit Lions, dropping to 3-2 and third in the Western Conference. Coach Weeb Ewbank insists the team must play best every play as they face a tough stretch, including next game against the winless Dallas Texans. Lineman Dick Szymanski says the Colts face one of the roughest weeks and must win seven straight to contend.
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NFL sticks to stand on drafting players before class graduates
The NFL will not change draft rules amid acceleration trends in college education. Commissioner Pete Rozelle reaffirmed players become eligible only after graduation or receipt of a diploma, noting potential draft placement if a diploma is earned early but warning teams lose rights if diploma is not completed before the next season.
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Towa Tops AP Grid Poll Seizing No 1 Spot
The Associated Press panel kept Iowa at No 1 with 34 first place votes, Mississippi second and Syracuse third. Navy held fourth with 290 points, Missouri, Minnesota, Baylor and Ohio State followed, while Michigan State entered the top ten at 10th, replacing Purdue after a 21 14 win by Iowa over Purdue.
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Pinball Therapy Aids Ohio Mental Hospitals
Pinball machines seized in raids by the Department of Liquor Control are being donated to Ohio mental hospitals. The coin levers are removed to permit free play, using the games to relax patients and foster conversation, with state therapies coordinator Thomas Clark noting the therapy is in the dialogue, not the game.
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Musial named AP comeback player of the year for 1960
Stan Musial, age 39, received 55 votes to win the AP comeback player of the year award for 1960. Curt Simmons and Bob Friend followed, with Musial crediting the season as productive after a slow start. He finished 1960 with a .275 average, 17 homers, 63 RBI, boosting career totals and hinting at a spot starting role in 1961 for the Cardinals.
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World Series Shares Prove Rich for Yankees and Pirates
New York AP reports the 1960 World Series paid the Yankees 8 417.94 per full share and the Pirates 3 417.54. The Yankees divided 35 1 3 full shares among 41 people, while the Pirates shared 334 shares among 38 people. The piece notes historic high payouts for Dodgers and White Sox in 1959 and references earlier large shares for 1952 Dodgers and 1953 Yankees, highlighting record levels in recent years.
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Maryland Ends Vin Scott Injuried For South Carolina Game
Maryland right end Vince Scott is sidelined with a severe ankle sprain and will miss Saturday's game against South Carolina. Walter Rock will start in his place, creating a lineup of six sophomores, two seniors and three juniors for the Terps. Coach Nugent noted uncertainty on Scott's return after the Wake Forest win in which Maryland won 14 13. Cold windy weather shortened Monday's practice to 45 minutes.
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Yankees Hire Joe Sain as Pitching Coach
In New York, Joe Sain 43 from Walnut Ridge Arkansas was signed by the Yankees to replace Eddie Lopat as pitching coach. Sain pitched for the Braves 1942 1951 with four 20 win seasons and joined the Yankees in 1951 remaining through 1954.
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