Frederick Cadets Football Faces Modern Demand for Victory
Pessimism colors Frederick High School football after 1952 state champions set a hard yardstick. Despite nine remaining games, crowds are small at McCurdy Field while 36 players practice, the smallest in the Cumberland Valley Athletic League. A late tie with Anacostia shows grit, not glory, but fans urge support as the Cadets look toward Fort Hill and Howard County games. In Rome, Tamara Press set a new discus mark at 187 feet 5% inches, surpassing the old record of 187 feet 12 inches.
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Pirates Beat Giants 6 1 Behind Haddix and Stuart
Harvey Haddix earned his 11th win with a seven hitter and Dick Stuart fueled Pittsburgh with a homer a triple and a single as the Pirates pounded the Giants 6-1. Stuart hit his 20th of the year and Clemente drove him in to cap a 16 hit attack.
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Carey Wins Narrow Victory In VFW Club Championship Match
Jim Carey ousted defending champion Dave Weinberg 1 up in a tight quarterfinal at VFW Country Club after clutch birdies on 17 18 and 19. Wayne Rhoderick fell to Theron Green 4 3. Linton upset Craw 1 up after 19 and Bartgis advanced to the second finals with wins over Barnes and McLaren.
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Nicklaus Fights For 2nd Amateur Title In St Louis
Husky Nicklaus, 4 up after five holes, edged Jack Donohue 1 up to defend his National Amateur Golf Championship at St Louis Country Club. He came back from behind on the last three holes, aided by a clutch 4-foot putt at the 6th and a 5-footer at 18. Nicklaus, 19, becomes the youngest champion, with second-round play to follow alongside many former champions and notable players from Oklahoma City, Des Moines, Houston, and beyond.
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Spahn 199 Wins As Milwaukee Beats St Louis 4-7
Milwaukee chalked up a 7 4 victory over St Louis as Spahn earned the win with Crandall Lau Gibson Miller Kiine and Smith contributing. Gibson took the loss. Adcock homered for Milwaukee, his 23rd. Terps Scrimmage Maryland College Park Md AP reports a dummy scrimmage with focus on offense defense and special teams as Nugent previews the 1960 season starting versus West Virginia in Morgantown.
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Ted Williams urged to play baseball one more season
Theodore Williams, 42, faces retirement questions after a strong comeback with the Boston Red Sox. Support from Cobb and others urges him to stay, while Williams hints at spring training and possible final decisions. Contenders note Eddie Mathews could surpass Foxx’s 534 career homers, complicating Williams’s legacy.
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Donna Throws Curve Ball At Norm Larker
Hurricane Donna disrupts Dodgers schedule and jeopardizes Norm Larker's NL batting title bid as he trails with 392 average and 423 total appearances. The article notes Dodgers Phillies postponement, needed 477 appearances to qualify, and leaders like Dick Groat Willie Mays and Willie Mays.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Major League Schedule
Major League standings show New York and Baltimore atop the American League with Chicago and Washington trailing. Tonight's games feature New York at Kansas City and Baltimore at Detroit among others, with several postponed races and a New Market practice session noted in Maryland.
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