Cadets Fall 20 7 To Howard County In Opener
Frederick Cadets suffer a 20 to 7 loss to Howard County in the opening scholastic football game. Coach Jack Molesworth plans stronger defense and improved pass offense this week as they prepare for Fort Hill in the CVAL contest. Fr where we reflect on past season, we hope for revenge and a stronger showing. Today features Frederick High School cheerleaders and notes on baseball manager moves including Hemus and Tebbetts.
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Card System Faces Shakeup in St Louis Front Office
PHILADELPHIA AP The Cardinals plan a major front office overhaul. Solly Hemus would replace Fred Hutchinson as field manager while Birdie Tebbetts joins as co general manager with Bing Devine. A third experienced baseball man will be added as assistant to Devine.
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League Leaders In Batting And Pitching Named By AP
The Associated Press league leaders include Runnels Boston and Williams Boston with 319 and 316 hits, Mantle New York leading home runs at 40, and Turley New York 214 778 innings pitched. In the National League Banks Chicago leads with 114 runs and Barks Chicago 46 homers, while Spahn Milwaukee tops with 2019 strikeouts and a 19 667 record. A note on the Great Salt Lake area explains size variation due to rainfall and irrigation withdrawals.
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Eleven Ballplayers Race For Batting Honors
Eleven high league ballplayers chase the batting title in the final two weeks of the season. The group includes Ashburn Musial Mays Aaron Cerv Williams Power Kuenn Kaline Siebern Runnels. Ashburn tops NL at .342, Williams and Cerv battle for second as Runnels regains AL lead at .319. Power and Kuenn share fourth at .315, Kaline up to .312, Siebern at .308. Separate notes cover Maryland football practice ahead of Wake Forest opener with focus on goal line defense and kicking.
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NEW York
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Bob Skinner
Williams
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Norm Siebern
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Maryland
Wake Forest
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Vincent Scott
Mont Says Terps Will Surprise This Season
Maryland coach Tommy Mont predicts a surprise 1960 season with faster offense and more substitutions. The Terrapins aim to be a stronger passing team and rely on a revamped line and standout guards Red Breedlove and Tom Gunderman. Key players include Dwayne Fletcher, Bob Gallagher, Gene Verardi, Tec Kershner, Bob Layman, Ron Shaffer, Ben Scotti, Ed Becker, Dick Scarbath, Vince Scott, Bob Rusevlyan and Dickie Lewis as they face eight tough ACC games starting September 20 at Wake Forest.
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Freeport
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Maryland
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Cumberland
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Quakertown
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Baltimore
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Marsland
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Tom Gunderman
Franklin
Fred Cole
Newark
Kurt Schwarz
Hackensack
New Jersey
Bob Ward
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Iowa State
Associated Press
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Virginia
PROBABLE PITCHERS w Aseneinted Deace r AMERICAN LEAGUE
Major league schedule lists probable pitchers for nine games with noted matchups including New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and Chicago versus Philadelphia. Delaware harness racing sets two world records as Yankee Lass wins the Walnut Hills Farm Filly Stake pacing division and Sunbelle earns a three-heat victory.
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Cheerleaders Boost Cadets at Frederick High School
Frederick High School sponsors a large cheerleading program with ten girls on varsity and junior varsity squads. Captained by Jaime Meadows, the team includes Sandy Roberts Dawne Kemp Bunky Koontz and Cynthia Kilby on the varsity and Joyce Scott and Barbara Zimmerman on the JV. The squad supports football games and basketball games, providing steady presence beyond the athletic season.
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Big Gate For Swede If He Wants It
New York reports reveal Ingemar Johansson, six-foot Swede with a stiff right hand, could command a $1,000,000 bout after a one-round win over Eddie Machen in Goteborg. The piece also covers cheerleader culture, Colt waivers, and MLB and NFL notes with multiple teams and figures.
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Johansson Patterson title fight eyed for next year outdoor NY venue
Machen had 24 pro fights unbeaten and was a 7 to 1 favorite over Johansson in his home town. Johansson ranked No. 2 contender while Johansson was No. 6. Bill Rosensohn, ex TelePrompTer executive, promoted Patterson's defense in Los Angeles and pressed for the Johansson Patterson title bout in Sweden. An outdoors New York baseball park in June is likely, with a closed circuit TV deal.
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Browns Cut Roster Shifts Include Milt Campbell Sale
The Cleveland Browns released five players including 1956 Olympic decathlon champion Milt Campbell and traded veteran halfback Billy Reynolds to the Pittsburgh Steelers for tackle Willie Mee Chung. Also cut were guards Charley Mitchell Fred Robinson linebacker Tom Louderback and defensive halfback Roddy Osborne. Reynolds to Steelers for 6-2 260-pound Mee Chung.
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San Jose State
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Texas
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Ohio State Tops AP Preseason Poll Leading Auburn In Voting
AP sports writers and sportscasters project the 1958 college football season with Ohio State favored for first place, capturing 46 first place votes and 859 points. Oklahoma follows with 788, Notre Dame third, Michigan State fourth, and Auburn fifth. several teams receive votes including Mississippi Navy Texas Christian Army and North Carolina.
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Baseball standings and Tuesday results recap
American and National League standings shown led by New York and Milwaukee with team records. Tuesday results include Philadelphia over St. Louis and Milwaukee over Los Angeles, plus Chicago at Philadelphia and other matchups. Details list wins and losses, with several games postponed or rain affected.
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Carolina Sophomore Folckomer Returns From Injury
North Carolina sophomore Sonny Folckomer, 59, 187 pounds from York Pennsylvania, returns to action after an ankle injury. Daley Goff is out indefinitely with a knee injury from Saturday scrimmage. Folckomer showed promise in spring practice and pre season workouts.
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York
Buckeystown Wins First Playoff Game 7 3
Buckeystown won the opening playoff game 7 3 over the B Z team in the county softball final rounds as Ingram drove in the first two runs with a base hit. Two runs in the second and third frames gave the Rangers a yearly lead. B Z answered in the ninth on two singles and a walk plus Falks double. The best two of three series resumes at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Washington Street diamond.
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Leagues wrap: Montreal leads series as Columbus falls
In the minor leagues the International League game saw Montreal defeat Columbus 12 to 2, tying the best of seven at 3-2. American Association action had Minneapolis edging Wichita 3 to 2, Minneapolis winning 4-2 in the series. Charleston led Denver 3-2 with Charleston ahead in the matchup.
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