Phelan Keeps Mount St Marys Job After Coaching Rumors
After widespread coaching rumors near his Emmitsburg home, Mt. St. Marys coach Phelan signs a tenth season. The Mountaineers face a 22 game schedule with returning seniors and promising freshmen, while the team hopes to rebound from key injuries and a regional playoff loss.
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Yost Says It Takes Good Man To Catch Pass
West Virginia quarterback Jerry Yost, preparing for a Sept. 21 opener with Navy, notes his improved passing game after a live scrimmage. He completed nearly all passes, praised receivers, and emphasized timing as he weighs in at 200 pounds.
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Braves blank Phillies behind Hank Aaron homer
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Shaw held Philadelphia to three hits as the Braves beat the Phillies. Hank Aaron hit his 37th homer powering Milwaukee to the win. Aaron, Brow, Dalrymple provided key hits as Shaw improved to 6-10 while Melish took the loss.
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County League Se Selvin Wary League Sp
A brief county league note shows Selvin wary as league play proceeds. A terse item records standings, schedules, and local team activity with minimal context.
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Orioles sweep doubleheader over Red Sox in twin bill
Baltimore won 6 4 in game one with a three run homer by Jack Brandt and Milt Pappas. The nightcap 4 2 featured Russ Snyder scoring the tie breaking run after Bob Heffner walked him, Snider stealing second and Boog Powell scoring on a single. Jim Gentile homered in the eighth as Mike McCormick earned his second complete game of the season.
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Cadets Open Tri State Season At Boonsboro Tonight
Frederick prepares for the Tri State League lid lifter as the Cadets seek a season start at Boonsboro under new lights. Coach Jock Molesworth brings back ten veterans led by end Steve Berry and halfback Gary Himes as the Cadets face the Warriors in their first league game.
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Indians fall as Nats celebrate 100000th game with 7 2 win
Washington tops Cleveland 7 to 2 amid history making milestone and a charity exhibition featuring Jerry Lewis Hollywood All Stars. The Indians lose 2-0 in 92 years ago rematch memories as attendance tops 12 000 with stars like Pat Boone and Connie Stevens in the pregame show.
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Maryland to test line and receivers in first scrimmage
Maryland football coach Tom Nugent faces two key questions in today’s first game condition scrimmage. The Terps seek to see how their lighter line blocks a heavier freshman unit and how many receivers can catch passes from Dick Shiner. Darryl Hill is viewed as a standout addition with Navy background.
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Rain postpones junior middleweight title bout in Milan
Rain in Milan forces delay of the world junior middleweight title fight between Ralph Dupas of New Orleans and challenger Sandro Mazzinghi from Friday night to a later date.
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Palmer to face Nicklaus Boros and Charles in World Series opening
Amoki Palmer battles a balky shoulder as he tees off in the two day World Series of Golf at Firestone, seeking a top prize of 50 000 with rivals Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros and Bob Charles in Akron Ohio. Palmer hopes to swing without aggravating pain though worry remains about his form and career.
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Graham shoots course record to win Middle Atlantic PGA title
Lou Graham of Ft. Meade tied the competitive course record with a five under par 66 to win the Middle Atlantic PGA Assistant Pro Championship at FT. Meade. He held a 36 hole total of 143 with Paul Mosca from Silver Spring tying for third at 147. Nearly 22 percent of the Southern Conference 13 football rosters come from Pennsylvania.
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Fair Hill Steeplechase Opens Two Day Program
Maryland’s sole gas betting steeplechase program starts today at Fair Hill Md on the estate of William du Pont Jr The event highlights the Fair Hill Steeplechase with 11 entries and four other jumping races plus two flat races A similar program is planned for next Saturday Also Lehigh announces 12 lettermen among 51 football candidates reporting to coach Mike Cooley
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McKinley Advances to National Tennis Semifinals in uneven win
McKinley, from St. Anne's, rallied from a 3 games deficit in the final set to defeat Rafael Otuño of Mexico and reach the National Tennis Championships semifinals in Forest Hills. The day featured top players like Davis Cup rivals and a mix of seedings in a tournament dominated by strong international competitors.
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Thoroughfare Racecard Fragments from an Old Meet
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Horse Race Results and Purses Across Several Races
A series of horse races lists purses from 91/100 to 1,600 with claiming races for various ages and distances. Horses named Capum Jehan, War enemies, Betty, Maggie BR, Dore Owl, Crowned, Top Down, and Que Well day compete for placements and winnings across six to seven events with attendance noted at 5,105.
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Ford Wins 71st as Yankees Top Detroit 2-1
Joe Pepitone delivered a ninth inning single that scored Hector Lopez for a 2-1 Yankees win over Detroit. Whitey Ford pitched all nine for his 21st victory, besting Hank Aguirre as New York extended its run of one run games. Detroit homered on McAuliffe, New York answered with Bright, and both starters held strong.
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Tiger honors boxed as Boxer of the Month in Miami Beach
World middleweight champion Dick Tiger of Nigeria was named Boxer of the Month after his August 10 title win over Gene Fullmer. Fullmer fell to fourth in the WBA ratings due to a poor showing in that bout.
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