Frederick High Boldly Embraces Aerial Game For Friday
Frederick High School prepares its Cadets for a Friday night opener against Fort Hill with a revamped passing attack. Coach Jack Molesworth explains the plan, noting Bichy at quarterback and ends Brachey and Baines as the core of the aerial setup. He discusses risks, play decisions, and the shift from a grind it out style to a pass oriented offense to exploit limitations in speed and rely on ball control and timing.
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Jack Molesworth
Fort Hill
Sentinels
LaSalle
Cumberland
Frederick
Maryland
Cumberland Ivory Tower
Tom Bichy
Mike Brachey
Dick Baines
Bichy
Molesworth
Wedge
Varsity
Navy to field three platoons for 1962 grid season
Navy plans a 37 man football squad this fall, splitting into three platoons: two-way players, an offense unit, and a defense unit. Coach Wayne Hardin aims to develop unused talent after losing star halfback Joe Bellino and 10 Lettermen. The Middies expect to be light but fast, with practice at Quonset Point beginning Aug 23 and a first test against Penn State in ten days.
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Rerb Thompson
Annapolis
Navy
Joe Bellino
Wayne Hardin
Hardin
Middies
LSU
Florda
John Hewitt
Steve Hoy
Mary
Academy
Quonset Point
Jose
Maryland Terps Hold Secret Scrimmage Before SMU Opener
Maryland coach Tom Nugent conducted a secret Wednesday practice for the Terrapins, featuring a 12 hour scrimmage with offensive plays, goal line drills, and punt return work. Fullback Pat Crass returned from injury to join the first team, as the team eyes the September 23 opener against Southern Methodist. Meanwhile Ralph Bogart of Chevy Chase was eliminated from the National Amateur Golf Championship in Pebble Beach.
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Tom Nugen
University of Maryland
Terps
Nugent
Southern Methodist
Pat Crass
Dick Novak
Dennis Condie
Jim Davidson
Pebble Beach
Calif
Maryland
Ralph Bogart
Chevy Chase
Maryland Golf Association
Thomas J. Thomas
Bloomington
Ind
Indians blank Orioles 5-0 behind Gary Bell four-hitter
Cleveland Indians halted a six game slide by beating Baltimore 5-0 as Gary Bell allowed four hits through eight innings. Steve Barber took the loss for Baltimore after a rough third inning. Bell struck out three and walked two and did not permit a hit after the third.
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Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Gary Bell
Bell
Steve Barber
Indians
Baltimore
Roansor
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Hansen
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Heid
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Phillips
S—Bell
Ree Aseaien
Fia
Stock
Romano
Paparella
Carrigan
Runge
Drummoned
Jay Blanks Braves 1 0 as Reds win 1st game in pennant drive
Reds right-hander Joey Jay shut out Milwaukee 1-0 for his 20th win in 14 seasons, first NL pitcher to reach 20 wins this year. He drove in his own run with a first four innings single, while Vada Pinson and the defense backed him with a 10-hit attack. Willey took the loss after a rough start. McMahon finished.
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Cincy
REDS
Cincinnati
Joey Jay
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Reds
Rodlao Nitehar
AU Oe AM Anesee
Magic
Jay
Starer
Carl Willey
Don McMahon
Willey
Vada Pinson
Lee Maye
Maye
Braves
Joe Torre
McMahon
Torre
D. Johnson
W—Jay
L—Willey
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and today
The standings show Cincinnati leading with 87 56 and Milwaukee 79 39 in the NL era, with Chicago at 59 80 and Philadelphia 42 99. Yesterday’s results include Cincinnati 1 Milwaukee 0 and Pittsburgh 8 Los Angeles with San Francisco 8 Philadelphia 2. rain postponed Chicago at St Louis. Today’s schedule lists Philadelphia at San Francisco, Chicago at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, New York at Chicago, Kansas City at Detroit, and Los Angeles at Minnesota. International League semifinals see Buffalo 7 Charleston 4 and Rochester 2 Columbus 1 with Buffalo up 2-0 and series tied 1-1.
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Williams
New York
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Coates
Pizarro
Herbert
Kansas City
Shaw
Detroit
Foytack
Bowsfield
McBride
Minnesota
Lee
Kant
Palayfis
Buffalo
Charleston
Rochester
Columbus
L. Pet. G
York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Qbre
Boston
Washington
First Grid Weekend Brings Predictions and Upsets
AP reports the National Amateur golf title sees young stars Nicklaus and Carr advancing after upsets that knock out Patton Coe and Ward. Nicklaus sweeps Ed wards and Smith, Carr beats Thompson and Marsh, while Patton falls to Sikes as Coe and Ward lose to Francis and Wysong.
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Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Ireland
Joe Carr
Billy Joe Patton
Charlie Coe
Harvie Ward
Nicklaus
Bill Edwards
Garden City
N.Y
Dave Smith
Gastonia
N.C
Carr
Dublin
Urban Thompson
Tarzana
Sam Marsh
Greenville
S.C
Patton
Morganston
nJames
Millbrae
Dick Sikes
University of Arkansas
Coe
Ward
Gene Francis
East Williston
Purdue
Dudley Wysong Jr
Francis
Wysong
Fort Hill Fullback Power Play Draws Sentinels
The Fort Hill offense favors a fullback power play. Before the snap left halfback shifts right, Ron Manges takes the snap and moves right while the right halfback blocks. The fullback then carries, driving through the gap between guard and tackle for a gain.
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Fort Hills
Sentinels
Fort Hill
Ron Manges
Manges
Futurity Attracts Top Thoroughbreds In Pimlico Showdown
Baltimore Pimlico prepares for the thirty ninth Futurity on November 18 with 174 two year olds from 902 nominees. Sir Gaylord Jaipur and Battle Joined loom as strong contenders as Meadow Stable George Widener Guggenheim captivate the field.
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Louis Pondfield
Pimlico
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Jaipur
Battle
Meadow
Christopher T. Chenery
First Landing
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George D. Widener
Jockey Club
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Battle Joined
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Harmony on use of fight song for Colts
A federal court suit over rights to the Baltimore Colts fight song ends with a stipulation allowing the song to be played at the first three home games this season. Jo Lombardi and the estate of Benjamin Klasmer claim authorship in 1947 with a 1959 copyright and allege unauthorized use by Baltimore Football Inc and three others for Colt games sportscasts and commercials.
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Baltimore Colts
Roszel C. Thomson
Jo Lombardi
Benjamin Klasmer
Baltimore Football, Inc
Colt
Senators Mip Boston In Ninth Inning Victory
Washington Senators beat the Boston Red Sox 4 to 2 behind Joe McClain in relief of Ed Hobaugh. Hobaugh allowed five hits through eight innings. Tracy Stallard started for Boston, yielding two runs on four hits in seven innings before being relieved. Stallard took his fifth loss against two wins.
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Washington Senators
Joe McClain
Ed Hobaugh
Boston Red Sox
Hobaugh
Tracy Stallard
Red Sox
Boston
Stallard
Earley
Pagliaroni
McClain
Retzer
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Tigers Pound Homers to Beat Athletics 8 0
Detroit blasts Kansas City with homers by Rocky Colavito and Norm Cash, Jim Bunning tossing a five hit gem for his 16th win. Colavito hit his 42nd and Cash his 35th as Detroit shells Pfister in a four run fifth inning to clinch an 8 0 victory.
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Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Jim Bunning
Colavito
Cash
Tigers
Dan Pfister
Bunning
Jerry Lumpe
Jerry Lumpe Had ‘Ree
Tiger
Kansas City
Archer
Pfister
Wyatt
Pignatano
Brown
W—Bunning
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