Numbers highlight flaws in Tri-State football league
A Friday game at McCurdy Field between Frederick and Waynesboro exposed inconsistent jersey numbering. Waynesboro used 13 16 29 30 while Frederick followed NFHS 1-49 backfield 50-59 centers 50s, leaving officials puzzled and fans confused. The writer urges the Tri-State League to adopt a uniform numbering system to prevent misidentification and uphold competitive standards.
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Waynesboro
Charley Ellinger
Ellinger
Bill Zebler
Wayneboro
National Federation of State High School Athletic Association
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Tri - State
TriState League
Tri-State League
Martinsburg
Homer Brooks
FHS
Boyd Is Little Big Man On Colts Defensive Unit
Baltimore Colts defensive back Bob Boyd, 5 feet 10% inches and bald, has become a standout with nine interceptions last season. He emerged as a key playmaker in a 35-16 win over the Minnesota Vikings, including a 23 yard interception return.
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Colts
Baltimore, Md
Bob Boyd
Baltimore Colts
Minnesota Vikings
Baltimore
Frank Tarkenton
Don Shula
Tommy Mason
Computer Picks Giants Over Twins in World Series
A Franklin Institute computer predicts the San Francisco Giants will win the World Series against the Minnesota Twins. The model projects the Giants finish 95-67, with Los Angeles 92-70 and Cincinnati and Pittsburgh tied for third at 89-73. Milwaukee would be 88-74, while Chicago leads the AL with Baltimore Detroit and Cleveland behind.
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San Francisco Giants
Minnesota Twins
Franklin Institute
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Los Angeles
Twins
Honeywell
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
A's Stop Twins Clinch Bid With Late Rally
Jim Hunter and John Wyatt limited Minnesota to four hits as Kansas City beat the Twins 8 to 2 in Minneapolis. Don Mincher hit his 20th and 21st homers, while Larry Stahl Jimmie Hall and others contributed. The loss keeps Minnesota’s magic number at three to clinch the AL pennant.
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Jim
Catfish
Mincher
Minnesota
Wyatt
Hunter
Frank Quilici
Mudcat) Grant
Grant
Larry Stahl
Stahl
Jose Tartabull
Dick Green
Jimmie Hall
Wayne Causey
Garry Roggenburk
Bill Pleis
Bill Bryan
Jim Landis
Mi ‘Lershberger
Kansas City
Bryan
Roggenburk
Pleis
Battey
L — Grant
Ane
Notre Dame Tops AP College Football Poll in Opening Vote
Notre Dame named No. 1 in the first regular season Associated Press poll after an 48-6 win over California. Nebraska and Texas follow, with Michigan and Arkansas in the top five after notable early results. Alabama drops from the preseason top ten. Georgia upset Alabama. Tulane delayed by hurricane travel.
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Associated Press
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Port
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Arkansas
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Georgia
Bear Bryant
Tide
Igia
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Ohio State
Florida
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Syracuse
Navy
Kentucky
Missouri
Ata Parseghian
Irish
Bill Wolski
Don Eddy
Bob Churchick
Freeman White
TCU
New Orleans
Austin
North Caroline
Oklahoma State
Purdue
Louisiana State
Orioles Triumph Over Angels 4-2 in Baltimore
Steve Barber earned his fourth straight win with eighth inning support from Stu Miller as the Orioles defeated the California Angels 4 to 2. Baltimore exploded for all runs in the sixth inning, getting five hits off Angels rookie Jim McGlothlin in his major league debut. Paul Schaal drove in both Angels runs in the eighth.
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Stu Miller
Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
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Angel
Jim McGlathlin
Orioles
Luis Apariciose
Russ Synder
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Jerry Adair
Paul Schaal
Barber
California
Aparicio Sg
Brown
Blair Pe
Ersbso
Lee McGlothiin
Humphrey Moves to Appoint Panel in Track Dispute
Senate approves resolution authorizing Vice President Humphrey to appoint a five member arbitration board to settle the U S track and field jurisdictional feud. Both NCAA and AAU support binding arbitration. panel serves without salary or expenses. The move aims to end a civil war seen as harming athletes and Olympic hopes.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Senate
Humphrey
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Phillies mount first inning surge to beat Braves 4 1
In Milwaukee the Phillies beat the Braves 4 1 as Wade Blasingame struggles allow four first inning runs. Ray Culp goes the distance for Philadelphia pitching 10 hits while Henry Aaron belts his 32nd homer in the sixth. Rain delays total 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Phils
Henry Aaron
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Kieley
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Oliver
Gonder
W — Culp
Oliva Boosts Lead in AL Batting Crown Bid
A forced rest from a wrenched left knee has helped Tony Oliva surge to a .317 average, taking the AL batting lead as Carl Yastrzemski falls to second at .315. Yastrzemski collapsed to two hits in 16 at bats as Oliva's injury sidelined him briefly. Roberto Clemente leads the NL with .335, Hank Aaron at .326, and Willie Mays at .320 as the season advances. Deron Johnson drives in 124 RBIs, while Tony Conigliaro hits his 30th homer for Boston.
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Tony Oliva
Carl Yastrzemski
Oliva
Minnesota
Kansas City
Yastrzemski
George Stirnweiss
New York Yankees
Pete Runnels
Boston
Fred Whitfield
Cleveland
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Whitfield
Robinson
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Clemente
Aaron
Wille Mays
San Francisco Giants
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Billy Willams
Chicago
Mays
Deron Johnson
Tony Conigliaro
Rocky Colavito
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National League baseball matchups across the circuit
A slate of NL games features pitchers like Pappas Pascual Horlen McLain Terry Stottlemyre Bennett Newman Richert Duckworth Koufax Lemaster Cardwell Ellsworth Zachary and Nolte Bart Sadeck in matchups across Minneapolis Detroit New York Boston Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh Chicago Houston and St Louis with several top starters seeking wins.
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Pappas
Minnesota
Pascual
Chicago
Horlen
Detroit
McLain
Cleveland
Terry
New York
Stottlemyre
Boston
Bennett
Los Angeles
Newman
Opez
Washington
Richert
Duckworth
Kansas City
Sheldon
San Francisco
Spahn
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Koufax
Milwaukee
Lemaster
Jackson
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
Philadelphia
Ellsworth
Houston
Zachary
Noltebart
St Lews
Sadeck
Washington Redskins name Williams president and emeritus
The Washington Redskins board removed ailing George F. Marshall as president and named him president emeritus. Edward Bennett Williams becomes president while Marshall remains majority owner and NFL team head. Robert P. Deorsey joins the board, replacing his late father as acting president had served until his death last spring. Other officers elected include Jack Kent Cooke Milton King and Bernard Nordlinger.
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Washington Redskins
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Edward Bennett Williams
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Jack Kent Cooke
Los Angeles
Milton King
Bernard Nordlinger
Williams
King
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