ACC Squads Stage Dress Rehearsals
ACC football teams opened final week of drills before season openers. Clemson suffered a season ending ankle injury to Virgil Duiller while Duke and Maryland posted strong Scrimmages led by Jack Wilson and Dick Novak respectively. NC State and North Carolina reported sharp work with Gabriel, Wojcicki, Cummings and Snead guiding scoring drives as Wake Forest indicated readiness for Florida State. South Carolina conducted a secret scrimmage praising top condition under Warren Giese.
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Coe Is Picked To Repeat As Champion
Colorado Springs report notes Charlie Coe, defending champion, is favored to win a third U S Amateur title at Broadmoor Golf Club. The field includes past champions such as Ward Westland and Ted Bishop with 200 players in match play format over eight rounds. Coe rebuilt his game since 1949 and 1958 wins and captained the Walker Cup team in recent victories.
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League Leaders by the Associated Pracs Baseball Stats
American League leaders include Kuenn Detroit Kaline .326 with 109 runs and 181 hits. Colavito Cleveland 41 home runs. Aparicio Chicago 52 stolen bases. National League leaders feature Aaron Milwaukee 358 batting and 205 hits, Banks Chicago 134 RBIs, and Drysdale Los Angeles 222 strikeouts.
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Robinson Injury Requires Six Stitches After Chin Cut
Baltimore Orioles third baseman Brooks Robinson suffered a deep chin cut in the tenth inning of the first game of a doubleheader with Kansas City. The injury occurred when Robinson chased a foul ball into the ground crew screen along the third base line. He received six stitches from Dr. Erwin Mayer and quipped about the league being too rough.
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Hagerstown Racing Meet Opens This Afternoon
The Hagerstown Fairgrounds host 24 days of thoroughbred racing starting today at 1 45 p m GST with eight races daily, nine on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The Cumberland meet moves to Hagerstown making this the longest session in history. Jockeys from Timonium Charles Town and Shenandoah Downs will ride at Hagerstown.
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Walkersville Edges Yellow Springs In Final Playoff
Walkersville won 7-6 over Yellow Springs in the Tri-County League playoff opener as Ken Eaves earned his 14th win. Eaves opened the ninth with a single, scoring on Wisner and Houck hits to push Walkersville ahead for the final score.
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White Sox beat Red Sox 3-1 as Goodman hits first homer in 2 years
Major League brief notes Billy Goodman of the White Sox homered for the first time in two years helping Chicago win 3-1 over Boston and extend its lead over Cleveland to 52 games. Jack Sanford pitched for the Giants who shut out Philadelphia 1-0 with Mike McCormick retiring the final batter as San Francisco opened a two game NL lead.
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Orioles to field Clearwater winter league club in Florida
The Baltimore Orioles will operate a Clearwater Florida team in the Florida Winter League from October 15 to December 15. Up to 22 minor leaguers may join, with selection focused on players with three years or less in pro baseball or those with more seasons but spent at least 75 percent of 1959 at Class B or lower. Training starts October 7 at Jack Russell Field, with rosters and manager to be announced later.
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Brunswick Wins Dramatic Ninth Inning Victory
Brunswick leaped to a 3 2 win over Damsville in Maryland State League action as 17th straight win, Rick Zimmerman, who had allowed one run on one hit since the first inning, loaded the bases in the ninth. Nock Deener drew a walk to start the final frame and Sket Webber singled home Deener as Jim Waller drew another walk to fill the sacks before Zimmerman exited for Don Neel. Billy Merriman delivered a slow roller bobbled by Fred Young allowing Webber to score the deciding run.
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Liberty Tops Singapore 12-9 For Softball Title
Liberty defeats Singapore 12 9 to win the Softball League title. Brunswick led early but Jam svil le pulled even in the eighth before a two run rally by Staley and Zimmerman gave Liberty the lead. Merriman earned the win with 12 strikeouts as Zimmerman allowed six. Next week Jam sville visits Brunswick as the series continues toward the championship.
Scarbath Plans To Quit Football At Maryland
Quarterback Dick Scarbath 21 from Baltimore says he never wanted to play football and plans to quit. He skipped Maryland practice as coach Tom Xegent considers Monday return. Scarbath preferred lacrosse and has discussed leaving the university in prior years. His brother Jack Scarbath was a 1952 All-America at Maryland and is now an assistant coach at South Carolina.
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Weekend Fights Feature AP Boxing Card Across Cities
Hollywood fighter Pat Lowry knocked out Joe Miceli in Los Angeles. Mauro Vazquez stopped Ernesto F ueroa in Mexico City. Orlando Zulueta stopped Osvaldo Conete in Buenos Aires. Bar tolo Soni knocked out Henry Wallitsch in Elmont. The weekend boxing events tied results across multiple venues.
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Colts' Leo Sanford Ends NFL Career
Baltimore Colts linebacker Leo Sanford announced retirement at his request due to a lame leg after a knee operation. Sanford played 93 straight NFL games, seven seasons with the Chicago Cardinals before joining the Colts and missing one game this season. He hoped to return but was placed on the inactive list after medical opinions, marking the end of a 13 season career.
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NFL Increases Player Limit to 36 Sunday
The National Football League raises the active roster limit to 36 players for 12 teams this Sunday. Commissioner Bert Bell announced the move aims to prepare teams for the expanded schedules and potential future leagues.
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