Beginning Of Good-Bye To Nugent At Maryland Opener
Maryland opens with Band Day festivities at College Park as Tom Nugent prepares for a likely exit after 1953 season. The coach clashes with professional teams nearby the Colts and Redskins, hindering fan support and press attention for the Terps.
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University of Maryland
Terps
Tom Nugent
Notre Dame
Nugent
Smilin
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Washington
Baltimore
College Park
Colts
Redskins
Tommy Moot
Ag Nugent
Cole
Joe
Char
Vim Tatum
Jormatem
Isi
Syracuse
Penn State
Maryland
Packers and Bears Shape Week Two NFL Showdowns
Associated Press notes Green Bay restates supremacy with a 14 3 win over Detroit as Chicago tops Minnesota 13 7 and Baltimore crushes San Francisco 31 10. Also highlights Rams 23 14 over Los Angeles and Chiefs 4 7 Bills plus Raiders 28 14 and Oilers 38 7 in AFL action.
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Jim Backleman
Associated Press
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Packers
Chicago Bears
Detroit
Milwaukee
Bears
Vikings
Minnesota
Green Bay
Chicago
NFL
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Detroit Lions
Vince Lombardi
Minnesota Vikings
Rveg Susans Tecuie
Eve Pee
Frank Ryan
Baltimore Costa
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Johnny Unitas
Louis Cardinas
Sonny Jurgensen
John David Crow
Prentice Gautt
Los Angeles Rams
Joe Redsiine
Kansas City Chiefs
Buffalo Bills
Len Dawson
Abner Haynes
Bills
Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Boston Parrots
Raiders
Houston Oilers
New York Jets
George Blanda
Hie
Texas
Cubs squeeze by Braves on homer in 1-0 win
Chicago shortstop Andre Rodgers hit his fifth homer of the season powering Dick Ellsworth to a 1-0 victory over Milwaukee. Ellsworth pitched well, earning his first win while the Cubs edged the Braves.
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Braves
Chicago
Andre Rodgers
Fith
Chicago Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Milwaukee
Gaithersburg
Ed Frace
Frederick
McCurdy Field
Jack Molesworth
Molesworth
Ray Green
Dick Taylor
Dave Boyd
Evervierty
Waynesboro
Larry Thompson
Boyd
Jack Hart
Hart
Jim Shaff
Lou Bruchey
Blaine Smith
Rodney Sewell
Thief Lifts Wardrobe From 7-Foot National Player
A burglary at a Baltimore home nets a remarkably long loot list. An unknown thief stole three cashmere overcoats, several sports coats and sweaters, five pairs of slacks, shirts, and underwear from a 7-foot tall center connected to a national basketball body. The bandit taunted the victim with a playful boast about the pants being too long.
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Baltimore
Sam
National Association
Amy
Sunday's Baseball Tri-County League Schedule
Harmony at Germansosn Shock. Lake Thurmont at Yeltown Springs Weddle Shriner.
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TRI - County League Harmony
Germansosn Shock
Lake Thurmont
Yeltown Springs
Weddle, Shriner
Braves Face Move to Atlanta as Milwaukee Fights to Retain Club
Reports indicate the Milwaukee Braves may relocate to Atlanta for the 1964 season unless local officials secure a new radio and television contract. A range of sponsors is discussed as city leaders and fans push to keep the team, with venue limits and expansion plans complicating the decision.
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Auxee
Braves
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Associated Press
Wishis
Yankees Walk To 5-4 Victory In Extra Innings
New York wins 5-4 over Kansas City in 13th inning after a bases loaded walk from reliever John Watt, in the opener of a Friday night doubleheader. Tresh, Wyatt, Edwards, and Williams among the NY hitters. Williams gets the win, Wyatt absorbs the loss.
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NEW York
John Watt
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Frei
Segui
Sturdivant
Wyatt
Edwards
Lau
Ford Reniff
Harmilton
Williams
Gibbs
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L—Wyatt
Tresh
WARDENS REPORT 33 DOVE ARRESTS IN SEASON
Maryland chief game warden Charles H. Milton Jr says 33 arrests were made for shooting over baited areas during the dove season that opened Sept 12. He notes federal wardens have made more and urges hunters to use legal methods as baiting persists.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Charles H. Milton Jr
Milton
Muton
White Sox edge Tigers 2-0 in pitching duel
The Chicago White Sox scored in the first and ninth innings while Eddie Fisher and Host Wilhelm combined for a two hitter in a 2-0 win over Detroit. Fisher earned the win, Lolich took the loss, with the lineups featuring several recognizable players in a brisk Friday game.
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Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Fisher
Wilhelm
Chicaro
Detreit Oe Oes
Fisher
Carreon
Martin
Lolich
Faul
Sulivan
W—Fisher
L—Lolich
Ex Giants QB Linked To Gamblers in Memphis Case
The NFL Giants era star Charlie Conerly is linked to $9575 in checks endorsed by him and issued by Memphis developer Maurice I Lewis. Lewis is indicted for bank gambler charges. Conerly testified loans financed his friend as Rovelle's office reviews the case. Conerly retired in 1962 after 14 seasons with the Giants around 1961.
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Pete Rozelle
Maurice L Lewis
Memphis
New York
Pete Rovelle
Maurice I. Lewis
Charles
Chuck
Contee Cuarterbacks
Model May
New York ‘Giants
National Football League
Lewis
Shelby County
Tennessee
Memphis Press-Scimitar
James J. White
Conerly
Giants
University of Mississippi
Connerly
Jack Mara
The
Clarksdale
Miss
Unclear racing results and football betting fallout described
The article outlines Purse 31.190 and Purse 1 300 races with entrants and times, plus remarks on Viciey WA Le We Lee football players and a criminal betting case. It notes Conerly upset by a report, loaned money to a friend Lewis, and references Jim Hamilton and Rozelle investigators while detailing indictments of Lewis and others in January.
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Mara
Lewis
Viciey WA le
Lee
Mare
Giants
Dara Eee 17
Detroit
Detroit Chub
Navy Faces West Virginia In Major Clash On Saturday
Morgantown hosts a top college football showdown as Navy faces a strong West Virginia squad led by quarterback Jerry Yost. The Mountaineers lean on a powerful line and a fast attack while aiming to upset the Midshipmen amid a nationally televised lineup including Alabama Oklahoma and Northwestern.
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Afsough
Staubach
Midstayeren
Morgamtown
W. Va
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Virginees
Tvo
Midshipmen
Jerry Yost
Associated Press
Obie State
Washington
Air Force
Local Baseball Score Note From New York City
Fragmentary game recap from New York City shows an 8 to 4 result with Enna Cy and Kessel mentioned among players, indicating a late inning update in a city game.
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Enna Cy
New York
Kessel City
Les
Amet
Unclear tournament finish noted for Rudolph in Portland
Fragmentary AP copy reports Mason Rudolph in Portland with three players trailing by three strokes. Text is garbled and incomplete.
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Portland. Ore
Ender
Gad Ender
Ruedolph
Kaudson
Torente
Toma
Track Club Benefit Tickets Available
Field Club event advertised with benefit tickets available. Names or organizers not fully readable in source.
Braves Not Moving to Atlanta, Official Says
An Atlanta Stadium Authority official denied a Minneapolis TV report that the Milwaukee Braves will relocate to Atlanta next year and sign a Coca Cola sponsored TV deal in the city. The authority seeks an athletic stadium in Atlanta and refuted the claim.
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Atlanta
Stadium Authority
Milwaukee Braves
Arthur Montgomery
Coca-Cola
Minneapolis
Braves
Bowens’ Triple Sparks Orioles Comeback Victory
Rookie Sam Bowens delivered a two run triple in the seventh inning to overturn Washington’s early five run lead and lift the Orioles to a 7 6 win. Boog Powell added a clutch at bat in the late innings as Baltimore rallied behind starter Milt Pappas. Stu Miller earned the win.
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Sam Bowens
Washington
Arne
Adair
Hinton
Phifips
Seryder
Corona
Powell
Aya
Orina
Gery Rene
Gennie Ib
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Weslington
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Blesingame
Zinvner
Robinson
Ownes
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Pappas da Mal
Miller W. S46
U—Smith
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Henoctick
Soar
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