Nugent era at Maryland seen as building to 1961 season
Maryland coach Tom Nugent faces a delayed verdict as he rebuilds after the Mont era. With a mix of sophomores and veterans and players like Gary Collins and Dick Novak, he led a 5-5 season and eyeing a potential 7-3 mark this year before a hoped 1961 undefeated stretch.
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Meee
Nugent
Maryland
Florida State
Tommy Mont
Mont
University of Maryland
Jim Tatum
Terps
Ron Breedlove
Dale Betty
Gary Collins
Dick Novak
Vinnie Scott
Navy
ACC
Clemson
College Park
Phillies
Texas
Wake Forest
Penn State
Mary Land
Day at races sponsored by Frederick Center Sunday
The Frederick Shopping Center teams with Mountaindale Trotting Club to host a race day at Mountaindale course on U S 15 Sunday. Free tickets are available at Shopping Center stores with numbered stubs for a drawing before each race. Proxy owners win merchandise certificates. the final race awards the top proxy owner with a Merchant Association prize.
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Frederick
Mountaindale
Shopping Center Merchants Association
Groat Injury Tests Pirates as Schofield Steps In
St Louis manager Sally Hemus said Groat’s wrist fracture will pressure the Pirates as Dick Schofield replaces him. Schofield impressed with three singles and strong fielding after Groat left in the first inning. Groat, batting .326, is out for the season, with a possible return by October 5 if the World Series occurs.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Sally Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hemus
Dick Schofield
Groat
Schofield
Milwaukee
Pirates
Braves
Lew Burdette
Perormance
Las
Pirate
Bellino Holds Key To Navy Grid Success In 1960
Navy coach Wayne Hardin says 181-pound halfback Joe Bellino is the pivotal player for the Middies in 1960. If healthy, Bellino can run pass and kick, guiding Navy’s offense as preparation at Quonset Point pushes the squad five weeks ahead. Quarterback safety remains a concern with Hal Spooner sidelined, Harry Dietz and Ron Kiemick contesting the role.
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Wayne Hardin
Middies
Winchester
Mass
Beliino
Navy
Army
Hardin
Bellino
Bowling News Request From Frederick Area Leagues
The News-Post asks league secretaries to send brief weekly summaries of bowling action by Sunday 8 p.m. for Friday publication. Include high scorer and set of the week, leading team, and notable happenings. An example lists Mr. Miller scoring 735 high individual game and C. Bohn 376 high set, with Hawks as high team.
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Frederick
The
News-Post
Sowling
Mr. Miller
C. Bohn
Hawks
von Ejiffs
Pirates fall as Broglio leads Cards past Pirates 2 1
Ernie Broglio pitched eight strong innings with support from Lindy McDaniel to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2 1. Vernon Law took the loss as St. Louis trimmed Pittsburgh’s NL lead to six games with the win.
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Pittsburgh
Ernie Broglio
Lindy McDaniel
St. Louis
Pirates
Broglio
Vernon Law
Law
Cardinals
WcDaniel
H.r.smith
Law and Burgess
W — Broglio
L—Law
Phillies Top Cubs 2 0 in four hit shutout by Conley
Gene Conley ended a six game losing streak with a four hit shutout as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 2 0. Conley struck out eight and walked one, improving to 8 12 against the Cubs. Offense came on a second inning single by Malkmus Taylor and Gonzalez and a fifth inning squeeze bunt by Amaro with bases loaded. cardwell took the loss for Chicago. Howton traded to Cowboys for a draft choice after years with Browns and Packers.
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Philadelphia
Gene Conley
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Philies
Don Cardwell
Don Elston
Bobby Malkmus
Tony Taylor
Tony Gonzalez
Ruben Amaro
Gonzalez
Chicago
I Cardwell
Elston
Thacker
S. Taylor
Conley
L — Cardwell
Howton
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Billy Howton
Dallas Cowboys
Browns
Green Bay
Rice Institute
Packers
Olympic sweep boosts US in discus and vault event
The United States leads the unofficial Olympic point race after Don Bragg won the pole vault and Al Oerter defended the discus title with an Olympic record. Oerter’s 191-8^3 set the mark as Bragg and Morris joined him in a 1-2-3 American sweep in the discus, while Richard Coch finished third and Brower etc.
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Rome
United States
Russia
Don Bragg
al Oerter
Oerter
Ron Morris
Bragg
Morris
Bob Richard
Melbourne
West Babylon
N.Y
Rink Babka
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Richard Cochran
Brookfield
Wilma Rudolph
Clarksville
Tenn
Australia
Charles Vinci
Cleveland
George O'Day
Dover
Mass
U.S
Bill Parks
Bob Halperin
Chicago
Constantine
Greece
Bay of Naples
Bill Alley
Short Hills
N. J
Alley
Thurday
Germany
Armin Harv
Major League Standings and Results Across Leagues
Major League scores and standings show St Louis and Pittsburgh with a 2 1 loss tally in a 2 1 game while Milwaukee beats San Francisco and Los Angeles wins in extra innings. American League leaders Baltimore and New York hold strong records as Cleveland and Washington post mixed results in yesterday’s action.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston Oe
Kansas City
Boston
Brewer
Fisher
Cleveand
Stigman
Ditmar
Pierce
Kralick
Hall
Bosox Rally To 5 4 Win At Briggs Stadium
Boston Red Sox rally from 4 1 deficit to beat Detroit 5 4 at Briggs Stadium Ted Williams drives in two runs and scores a run in his honor night Williams singles and doubles in four trips as Frank Sullivan gains his sixth victory Detroit pitcher Went all the way in loss Williams receives gifts before the game Tigers fall to 1 15 1 record Sullivan 6 1 5 Lary 1 15.
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Detroit
Ted Williams
Briggs Stadium
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Williams
Frank Sullivan
Fournieles
Tigers
Frank Ularv
Red Sox
Willie Tashy
Darrel Reidy
Vic Wertz
Rees Nixon
Pasion
Roton
F Sullivan
Fornietes
Patliaroni
Nison
Lary
Berberet
W—F_ Sullivan
L—Lary
Olympic yachting scene ends with royal splash in Naples
Queen Frederika of Greece celebrated her son Crown Prince Constantine after he sailed the Greek dragon class yacht Nivers to a gold medal. The royal family watched as the queen playfully dunked her 20 year old son into the water amid cheers and laughter on the Naples quay.
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Naples
Frederika
Greece
Tegatta
Constantine
Paul
Philley Picked Off To Nix Flock Rally In 9th
Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 as Jim Perry earned his 16th win. A ninth inning pickoff at first base by Perry ended Baltimore’s rally with runners on second and first and one out. Brandt doubled later, but Perry closed out the win despite 11 hits off him.
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Philley
Flock
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cleveland Indians
Orioles
Oriole
Jim Perry
Dave Philley
Jackie Brandt
Birds
Brandt
Perry
Gene Wooding
Indians
Milt Pappas
Vic Power
Harvey Kuenn
Sinee Pappas
Jim Pier
Ken Aspromonte
Tito Francona
Kuenn
Woodie
Woodling
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Jim Gentile
Ln Nord Bi Adres
Asprite
Weedling If
Frarena
Rovizsen
Gentle Ib
Frandos
Siersall
Hansen
Stechens
Phittins
Romano
Yeee Preny
Klaus
Eoog bCourtiney
Pappas
ePrubey Ocoe
Sleveland Bt
Pappas- Hanses
Gentile
Hatsen
Resinsen
LCS
Saltimore
Frant A. Standt
Philips
Ins
Papras
Stevers
Rice, Drummond, Hurley
Yankees nip Sox 6 4 to trim gap in standings
In Chicago, a botched double play by substitute Sammy Esposito sparked a four run eighth inning rally by the Yankees, who beat the White Sox 6 4. A fan assault on Esposito sparked a bench clearing incident as New York moved within a half game of Baltimore while Chicago’s title hopes suffered.
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Chicago
Sammy Esposito
New York
Esposito
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Moose Skowron
Yosi Berra
John Blanchard
Sox
Neil Fox
Ford
Arroyo
Howard Berra
Wynn
Staley
Lollar
W—Arroyo
L — Wenn
Kubek
MacKay and Holmberg Spark at National Tennis Championships
Barry MacKay seeded No 3 and Reno Holmberg dominated their fourth round matches at Forest Hills to push for Davis Cup spots. MacKay beat Rafael Osuna 6 1 5 6 4 64. Holmberg defeated Frank Froehling 6 4 6 3 6 2. Vic Seixas also advanced, edging Chris Crawford in a marathon four set match as darkness fell. Rod Laver defeated Mike Franks in straight sets amid a 5,000-strong crowd.
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Forest Hills
Barry MacKay
Reno Holmberg
Vic Seixas
MacKay
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Holmberg
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Rod Laver
Australia
Mike Franks
Los Angeles
Laver
West Side Tennis Club
Seixas
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Calif
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Tom Nugent
Terp
AP —Althea Gibson
Karol Fageros
Miami
Latin America
Herb Thompson
Annapolis
Joe Bellino
BUCS
Ike
Eisenhower
Osers
Tuscarora Gun Club
J. H. Franklin
Hobbie
Mahaffey
McCormick
Jay
Hook
Bosox Rally
Charles Town
W Va
Shenandoah Downs
Bernard B. Burdette
John Sallars
Hey Presto
Bennys Choice
Lee
Woodeshick
Sadowski
Battey
Bucks
Larsen
Kutyna
Kravitz
P. Daley
W—Lee
San Fran
Willey
L—Miller
Homerman
Mathews Sanford
Miller
Schmidt
Brunei
Crandall
Shipley’s Inc
N. Market ST
Pat Crass
Betty
Novak
Crass
Steve Shimkus
Tom Rae
Collins
Atlantic Heating Oil
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Aero Ofl CO
Atlantic Heating
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