Maryland coach optimistic on Terps rebuilding year
University of Maryland coach Tom Nugent in his second year concentrates on rebuilding the Terrapins after losing interior line players and top ground gainer Jim Joyce. He vows to lean on sophomores, names seven seniors and 13 juniors, and highlights two key strengths morale and organization as the 1960 schedule unfolds.
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Tom Seppy
College Park
Tom Nugent
University of Maryland
Terrapins
Jim Joyce
Nugent
Lawrence
Mass
John Forbes
Ken Houser
Pat Drass
Chester
Drass
Don van Reenan
Marlinton
W. P A
Kenny Smith
Bethesda
van Keenan
Fletcher
Dwayne Fletcher
Front Royal
Everett Cloud
Falls Church Va
Dale Betty
Butler, Pa
Dick Novak Gunnor
Marlton
N. J
Davidson
Gary Collins
Wliamstown
Vincent Scott
Wilmington
Del
Collins
Scott
Bob Hacker
New Brighton
Leroy Dietrich
Philadelphia
Dave Crossan
Collingswood
Pete Boinis
Washington, D. C
Bill Kirchiro
Basking Ridge
Dick Barland
Woodbridge
WN. J
Joe Hrezo
New Salem
West Virginia
Morgantown
W. Va
Texas
Duke
North Carolina State
Raleigh
N.C
Clemson
Wake Forest
Winston- Salem
N. C
South Carolina
Penn State
University Park
North Carolina
Chapel Fill
Virginia
Charlottesville
Stafford Shuts Detroit as Yankees Edge Tigers 4-1
New York right hander Bill Stafford records a six hit complete game, lifting the Yankees over Detroit 4-1 to pull within a half game of Baltimore for the AL lead. Lopez, Maris homer for NY, Cash hits solo shot for Detroit before late tally.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
Bill Stafford
New York Yankees
Stafford
New York
Detroit
Yankees
Baltimore
Orioles
Richmond
Tigers
Norm Cash
Binghamton
Lopez
Maris
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Berra
Bruce
Sisler
Aguirre
Foiles
W—Stafford
L—Bruce
Cashad
Final Twin Bill in County LG Crowns Softball Champion
Barigis and Zimmerman meet the Buckeystown Rangers at Elm Street School Sunday at 2 p.m. for a decisive best of five final round in the Frederick County Softball League. Each side has one win in the series, B Z holds 9-8 edge all-time, and this season Bartgis and Zimmerman won four of six. B Z pitchers Falk Bagent and Rice face Ingram Foreman and Thomas of the Rangers.
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Barigis
Zimmerman
Buckeystown Rangers
Elm Street
Frederick County
Bartgis
Rangers
Temonow
Falk
Bagent
Rice
Ingram, Foreman
Thomas
Auto Classifieds Listing With Mixed Make Models
A fragmented car ad showing multiple vehicles including Vauxhall 4dr Staten Wagon listed as seven owners in rough terms, a Fort Yeton pickup, a Pontiac Star Chief noted with options PS PB, a Dodge two door H T V3 with mentions of parts, and a Ford pickup among garbled words and incomplete details.
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Staten
Pontiac
Custom
R.A
Dodge
H.T
R. & ML Woks
Rams
Fike
Catalina
Ford
Ieton Chastis & Cab
Baseball season league leaders and stats list
League leaders of Linebern Kansas City and Fire New York 23 Triples Fox Chicago Rob 3 786 Perry diesclander 636 Strikeouts Bunning 189 Pascual Washington 143 National League batting based on 350 or more at bats Larker Los Angeles 332 Great Pittsburgh 225 Runs Mays San Francisco 101 Mathews Milwaukee 99 Runs batted in Banks Chicago 108 Aaron Milwaukee 16 Hits Great Pittsburgh 183 Pinson Cincinnati 168 Doubles Pinson Cincinnati 37 Cepeda San Francisco 32 Triples Bruton Milwaukee 12 Pinson Cincinnati Virdon Pittsburgh Kirkland San Francisco White St Louis 9 Home runs Banks Chicago 39 Aaron Milwaukee 36 Stolen bases Wills Los Angeles 42 Pinson Cincinnati 29 Pitching based on 12 or more decisions MecDaniel St Louis 114 733 Law Pittsburgh 197 T3L Strikeouts Drysdale Los Angeles 215 Sam Jones San Francisco 170
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Larker
Los Angeles
Great
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Chicago
Aaron
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Bruton
Virdon
RESULTS St Louis 10 04 8 0 Philadelphia 000 01-140 (5 innings rain)
Major League Stars recap with wins by Jackson and Williams and home runs. Larry Sherry posted 2 perfect innings relief for Dodgers. Jim Lemon drove in five as Senators beat Indians. Aaron homer noted.
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Jim Lemon
Harmon Killebrew
Senators
Mudcat Grant
Lemon
Jead
Maris
Pedro Ramos
Indians
Vic Power
Bud Daley
Boston
Chet Nichols
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Jackson
H. Smith
Roberts
Dalrymple
W—Jackson
L—Roberts
Mary
Associated Press
Larry Sherry
Dodgers
Braves
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
al Dark
Court to Act on Report of Real Estate Sales
In Frederick County Circuit Court equity cases, James McSherry and Amos A. Holter as assignees report sales of real estate totaling 5 000 dollars and 35 090 60 dollars. Orders require notice by newspaper for three weeks and state September 12, 1960 as the date to ratify and confirm the sales unless objections are shown. Clerk Ellis C. Wachter signed the orders, with solicitors noted.
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Ne. Atl Equity
Circuit Court For
James McSherry
Amos A. Holter
Augustus C. Tyeryar
Charles S. Tyeryar
Gloria F. Tyeryar
Penton i
Isles of Real Estate
Frederick County
Ellis C. Wachter
Circuit Court
Airy
Chant Court
Amos A. Helter
Augustus C. Teeryar
Glenn F. Tyeryar
Ga Pattion
James M McSherry
Fredwck County
Recsrn
Ellis
Wachtes
Elus
Wachter
Denver Trips Boston In AFL Opener 13-10
Gene Mingo sparked Denver with a 79 yard punt return for a touchdown guiding the underdog Broncos to a 13-10 victory over 16 point favorite Boston in the AFL season opener. Coach Frank Filchock noted injuries shuffled Mingo into the backfield while Boston coach Lou Saban lamented the defining return. Commissioner Joe Foss praised the kickoff and crowd of 21 597 observed a competitive start and hopeful league prospects.
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Boston
Gene Mingo
Denver
Broncos
Mingo
Gene
Bob McNamara
Frank Filchock
Marine Service
California
South High
Akron
Ohio
Baltimore Colts
AFL
Tommy Greene
Lou Saban
Joe Foss
Colts Release Mike Sommer to Dallas on Waivers
Baltimore Colts cut No. 1 halfback Mike Sommer and sent him to the Dallas Cowboys on waivers as part of a league agreement. Coach Weeb Ewbank cited Dallas strength at halfback and wanting to keep rookie linemen. Sommer, who started eight games last season, was beaten out by Alex Hawkins this year and had two pre-season injuries. The Colts open exhibition play hosting the Redskins this Sunday.
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Baltimore
Baltimoore Colts
Mike Sommer
Jeft
Dallas Cowboys
Sommer
Cowboys
National Football League
Colts
Weeb Ewbank
Dallas
Endbank
Alex Hawkins
Washington
Redskins
Groat Recovers As Campaign Telegram Sent To Pirates
Pittsburgh star Dick Groat, out with a broken left wrist, received a sympathetic telegram from a fellow campaigner saying he cannot play with a broken wrist and urging care to be ready for the series against the Orioles, Yankees or White Sox. The message, signed Dick Nixon, also notes Groat’s inspirational leadership for the Pirates.
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Pittsburgh (Ap
Dick Groat
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Orioles
Yankees
White Sox
Dick Nixon
U N Blocks Soviet Effort at OAS Veto Clash
United Nations Security Council blocked a Soviet bid to veto OAS actions. U.S. James J. Wadsworth condemned Moscow as meddling and aiming to use the council to push totalitarian aims in the Americas. Soviet deputy Vasily V. Kuznetsov withdrew after a preliminary defeat. The measure endorsed the OAS quarantine and arms embargo against the Dominican Republic set August 20 in San Jose.
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United Nations
Security Council
Organization of American States
Council
U.S
James J. Wadsworth
Soviet Union
Americas
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
OAS
Dominican Republic
San Jose
Costa Rica
Vote Passes Amid Abstentions by Poland and USSR
In a pivotal decision the measure advanced with a single affirmative vote while Poland and the Soviet Union abstained. The result underscores divergent positions during a period of international debate.
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United States
Poland
Soviet Union
Council Rejects Powers Over OAS Decisions
The council adopted a rival inter-American resolution sponsored by Argentina, Ecuador and others that merely notes the OAS action and asserts no right of approval or disapproval. The shift replaces any power to veto or judge the OAS decisions.
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Council
OAS
Argentina
Ecuador
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Linebern
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Frederick, MD
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East Patrick St
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Auto
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West South ST
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