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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1959
Page
6
Coach Mo leads the Cadets in a Saturday scrimmage against Western with a focus on defense and pass coverage. The team emphasizes improving pass defense, coordinating units, and preparing for last year's matchup as they push for a strong season start.
The Chicago White Sox rallied from a 2-1 deficit to tie Kansas City in the ninth and won in the 10th on a single by Aparicio and a misplay in the field. They solidify second place ahead of Cleveland as the pennant race narrows with the magic number at 13. Wynn pitched a quality effort for Chicago, earning his 19th win. Daley took the loss.
The event at the Potomac range crowned new state bowmen with Robin Hood Joe E. Brown of Mannahoac Bowmen winning the title with 1340 of 1680. Calvin Wise of Tuscarora Bowmen and Vic Fincham of Pasco Bowmen finished second and third. Anesseman champion Doty Covell of Patapsco Bowmen unseated LeGore of Tuscarora Bowmen in the amateur division.
Anteles Dockers defeated the Chic Monday 7 to 1 in a charity showcase. Coach Bret Sun criticized the team’s off days and pledged hard work. Francis Scott Key Post 23 Toy Fund thanked Tri-County, Maryland State League All-Stars, umpires, WFMD, News-Post, and donors for a successful event.
Ft Thomas J Grady, an 84 year old world champion cyclist who ruled the sport at the turn of the century, died Monday night in Chicopee Massachusetts.
Five teams remain possible pennant contenders this year three NL clubs and two AL clubs. Milwaukee faces an uphill battle after last year while Dodgers Cardinals Giants and Braves pursue gains via new acquisitions and rising stars like Willie McCovey. Trade moves and player performances shape the tight race as teams blend veteran core with fresh talent.
Four newcomers named to the Ryder Cup team after 1960s era chatter with trades and roster reshuffles. The report notes acquisitions including Ted Bluszewski from Pittsburg and Jim McAnany from Indianapolis while Cleveland improves its standings and Tito Francona delivers strong outfield and first base performance.
The PGA Tuesday named four newcomers and six veterans to the United States Racer Cup team to face Britain in Palm Desert California. Newcomers Julius Apellute S Boros Jay Hebert Bob Rosburg Souchak Chicago. Veterans include Sam Shaw Harshman Pappas Dow Cary Brown Middlecoff Wall Burke Jr. Spahn and others. The slate lists matchups with Cleveland Washington Boston and Milwaukee among others.
Soviet ice floe crew evacuated after 40 months on North Pele 6 drifting 8,400 miles from Wrangel Island to northeast of Greenland. Johansson to sing with Dinah Shore on NBC TV October 4. Khrushchev to visit Roosevelt’s grave with Swedish songs.
The Emmitsburg Lions Club hosts the 11th annual Horse Show at Civic Grounds starting Sunday noon. Twenty four classes under Maryland Pennsylvania and American Horse Show rules with cash stakes and trophies. Judges Harold Childington of Pa and Joseph Kenney Jr. of Camp Bi Pa to announce. Show secretary Arthur Elier with chairmen Cloyd Seiss and Dr D L Beegle list events and note entries accepted. Ringside parking and on-site refreshments will be available.
The Associated Press reports coach Weeb Ewbank plans trials for replacements if Johnny Unitas is injured, with backup Andy Nelson and Ray Brown as insurers. The piece notes past rib fractures and the need for depth, while mentioning plans to meet with the Eagles and other conditioning details.
In San Francisco Los Angeles and Pittsburgh see narrow margins in the latest baseball standings. Waukee and Cincinnati trail with varied records as teams prepare for upcoming games including Cincinnati at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Los Angeles on Thursday.
The report cites leaders with 12 or more and 32 or higher runs batted in, naming players from Detroit Cleveland and Boston. It references Kaline and Wynn with notable stats, plus mentions of Chicago, New York and Baltimore in a dense, error-filled summary.
Forest Hills reports a string of upset results as Bevis Cup stars from Australia clash with American players. Rod Laver and Roy Emerson face tough rounds while college champs from California and Alabama record notable wins. Matches feature late-night drama and several straight-set finishes, with players like Christine Truman and Donna Flouvé advancing amid fierce competition.
Series tickets and arrangements feature officials from San Angeles Mil and Cleveland of the east as discussions proceed. a commission is involved in planning.
The Mason Dixon Breed Kennel Club plans a K-9 Corps training demonstration by Baltimore Police dogs led by trainer Patrick Cabull with Scotland Yard background. The event, open to the public, will be at Grange Hall at 8 p.m. and features a 10 week training program and entry rules for dogs.
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