Pitt Miami clash opens college grid season on ABC
Pittsburgh and Miami Florida, two strong independents, meet in the feature game with a 3:30 p.m. EST kickoff broadcast nationwide on ABC TV. Miami features sophomore quarterback George Mira and receivers Bill Miller and Larry Wilson while Pitt leans on power running with backs Fred Cox and Bill Clemens.
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John Clary
Associated Press
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Miami
Fla
George Mira
Bill Miller
Larry Wilson
Pitt
Panthers
Fred Cox
Bill Clemens
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
Geré Corum
Mountaineers
Richmond
Dick Stoudt
Iowa State
Drake
Des Moines
Wyoming
Utah State
Montana
Billings
Texas Western
Utah
Colorado State University
Carry Back and Jaipur Lead Weekend Derby Hopefuls
Carry Back the Derby and Preakness winner, trained by Jack Price, is the 8-5 favorite in the $100,000 United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City, carrying 123 pounds. Jaipur, owned by George D. Widener, heads the Belmont Futurity at Belmont Park at 4-5, in a field of juveniles for $138,770 over 6 furlongs. Wolfram, topweight 127 pounds, seeks grass stakes glory for Louis Wolfson after five major wins this season.
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Associated Press
Carry Back
Jaipur
Jack Price
Wolfram
Atlantic City
George D. Widener
Belmont Park
Louis Wolfson
Law Ok But Arm Question In Pirates Star Vernon Law
Vernon Law the Pirates ace passed a physical exam with flying colors but his arm’s future remains uncertain. Doctors Finegold and Ferguson reported improved range of motion with no tenderness. Law plans a stint at a Pirate school in Long Beach from Oct 16 to Nov 15 before a full test of his arm. He returns to Boise soon and last season helped win the pennant with 20 victories. This season he was 3-4 before going on the disabled list July 7.
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Vernon Law
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Boise
Idaho
Joseph Finegold
Albert Ferguson
Joe Brown
Pirates
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Calif
New York Yankees
Homerless Maris Faces Ruth Record Pace in Yankees Split
The Yankees split a two game set with the Tigers as Roger Maris, at 56 homers, still trails Babe Ruth by four with five games left. Mantle added a single and a walk in the nightcap where Detroit won 4 2. Norm Cash and Steve Boros hit key homers for the Tigers.
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Mike Rather
Associated Press
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Babe Ruth
Maris
Ruth
New York Yankees
Detroit Maris
Detroit
Baltimore
Ford Frick
Mickey Mantle
Tigers
Mantle
Norm Cash
Steve Boros
Yankees
Yanks
New York
Ralph Houk
Ron Kline
Yankee
Clete Boyer
New
Koufax Breaks Strikeout Mark In Dodgers Win
Sandy Koufax set a modern NL left hander strikeout record with 10 punchouts as the Dodgers beat the Braves 11 2. The performance moved Los Angeles within 4 games of the idle Reds in the pennant race while Warren Spahn suffered his latest defeat amid a long losing streak.
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Mike Ratcher
Associated Press
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Sandy Koufax
Warren Spahn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Koufax
Milwaukee Braves
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Reds
Rube Marquard
New York Giants
Spahn
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Braves
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Giants
Chicago Cubs
John DeMerit
Frank Howard
Homer
Warren
Norm Sherry
Ron Piche
Tony Cloninger
Daryl Spencer
Wally Moon Moon
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Orioles
League Leaders By the Associated Press
American League leaders include Howard of New York batting .361 and Cash of Detroit .338. Mantle leads with 130 runs and Maris has 133 RBIs and 56 homers. Kaline drives 177 hits, Wood and Lumpe lead with triples, and Ford tops pitching with 24 3 and 889. In the National League Clemente and Pinson share 196 hits, with Mays and Robinson scoring, Aaron leads doubles with 41.
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Baltimore
Robinson
Chicago
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Batley
Minnesota
Romano
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Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Boyer
St. Louis
Monn
Los Angeles
Aaron
Milwaukee
Altman
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Mays
San Francisco
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B. Robinson
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Wood
Lee Replies To Statement By Peace In Governor Race
Democratic candidate Tyson Lee responds to Horton Peace with a critique of Peace's statements about his role in the Mahoney campaign. He disputes claims of running a baby sitters agency and defends his labor department license as an employment agency. He accuses Peace of political opportunism and cites past associations, including Governor Tawes. The piece also includes brief baseball, football, and local bowling standings.
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G. Horton Peace
Horton Peace
Mahoney
Peace
Department of Labor
Petrott
Tawes
Frederick County
Mr. Peace
Barrick
Blair Lee
Friday College Football And Baseball Box Score Snippets
Friday sports roundup lists college football results including Stroudsburg over Millersville 37 to 7 and Virginia Union 26 to Norfolk State 8. Baseball notes include Cepeda homering for San Francisco to lead with 40 and Koufax tallying 243 strikeouts for the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
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Millersville
Virginia Union
Norfolk St
Maytille Twirs
Minot
Wills
Los Angeles
Pinson
Cincinnati
Padres
Muller
San Francisco
Koufax
Williams
Practice game sets two league finalists in exhibition
Middletown of the Tri-County League visits Harmony in a Sunday exhibition game. Both clubs reach the finals of their respective league playoffs. Mont Blanc tragedy in France claims many lives after May 1 with climbers and sightseers affected. In Maryland, seven inmates from the Reformatory of Males were recaptured after walking off work details.
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Heart of Maryland
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France
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French Alps
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Reformatory
Five escapees pursued after breakout on U S 40
Two prisoners were recaptured on U S 40 near South Mountain five hours after their escape. Leroy Brice, 18, of Knoxville Maryland and Carl Emrick, 20, of Hagerstown were caught. Four others remained at large: Jerry Ketterman 20 Frederick Donald Naylor 22 Highfield Md John Wendt 17 Arnold Md John Jacobs III 22 and Charles Gunther 21 of Baltimore. A 15 state alert was issued by State Police.
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South Mountain
Leroy T. Brice
Knoxville
Carl Emrick
Hagerstown
Jerry L. Ketterman
Frederick
Donald N. Naylor
Highfield
John J. Wendt
Arnold
John Jacobs 3d
Charles J. Gunther
Baltimore
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