Fort Hill Dominates Early Season With Unscored Points
Fort Hill remains unscored upon after two games, beating La Salle of Cumberland and the Cadets while the Sentinels’ offense accounts for 48 percent of their points. Allegany and Fort Hill share top performers with Shewbridge and Gaffney among leaders, and Maryland proves strong as Tom Nugent’s Terrapins rout West Virginia 38-7. Howard County visits McCurdy Field with a late-game breakaway tied to South Hagerstown.
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PA. racing law upheld by court in harness case
Dauphin County Court upheld the 1959 Pennsylvania harness racing statute as constitutional in an opinion by Judge Karl E. Richards. The Lord's Day Alliance challenged the law citing majoritarian voting, but the court rejected the claim. Six counties approved parimutuel betting in a statewide referendum.
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Orioles mismanag ement blamed in pennant chase
Letter to the sports desk blames Orioles manager Paul Richards for recent losses. The writer cites failure to bunt in key innings, poor pinch running choices, and mismatched platoons, arguing Richards costs Baltimore games while Yankees bunt and win more often.
Bald Eagle Aims For Inter. Win at Laurel
Bald Eagle, winner of last year’s Washington D C International, is entered to defend the $100,000 Laurel race favoring the grass course. The five year old Cam Hoy stable horse joins Bally Ache as the second American entry. Other entrants include Malhon from Traley Chamour of Ireland and Prolific of England for the November 11 event.
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Yankees Roll Past Senators For Sixth Straight Win
The New York Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 10 to 3 to extend their winning streak to six. Five unearned runs in the fifth inning, aided by four Washington errors, doomed pitcher Pedro Ramos as Mickey Mantle hit his 37th homer for the only earned run by New York. The win pushed the Yankees four games ahead of Baltimore in the pennant race with nine games left.
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Maryland coach predicts long run against Texas Saturday
College Park Md AP Coach Tom Nugent of the University of Maryland predicted that at least one Terp back will break a long run and score a touchdown against Texas on Saturday. He named Don Van Reenan as the likely scorer based on his strong showing in the last game and scrimmage. Nugent also announced that Dale Betty will start at quarterback with Dick Novak alternating against Texas. The Longhorns visit College Park for the first time in the series following last year’s Texas win in Austin.
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PREDICTOR HOOPLE POURS OUT WEEKEND THEODS
Major Amos B Hoople issues a wild forecast for college football and pro matches with bold upsets and close scorelines. He cites Oklahoma over Northwestern and Maryland over Texas among many clashes, plus a suspended boxer incident in Dallas.
Dodgers Nip Cardinals in Tight Baseball Tilt
The Dodgers beat the Cardinals 5 to 3 with Drysdale and Podres pitching in a tight game. Jackson McDaniel and Gibson drove in key runs as Landrum homered for St Louis.
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Parker Sees Best Steelers Team Since Arrival
Coach Budd Parker hails the 1960 Pittsburgh Steelers as his best offense since joining the club. The squad features 24 holdovers, 7 traded veterans, and 7 rookies including surprise fullback Charley Scales. The preseason slate opened with a 43 16 win over the Toronto Argonauts, then losses to Green Bay 33 27 Cleveland 24 27, Detroit 13 6, and wins over Baltimore 34 28 and Chicago 21 21.
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Red Sox edge Orioles 4 1 to halt pennant bid
Ike Delock limited Baltimore to three hits pitching Boston to a 4 1 victory. The win kept Boston within reach of the Yankees while Baltimore slid five games back with nine games left. Ron Hansen and Frank Malzone sparked a five inning scoring burst and Carroll Hardy drove home two with a single. Willie Tasby and Jon Pagliaroni added runs for Boston as Steve Barber took the loss for Baltimore in the last home game of the season before a crowd of 1,187,849.
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Spahn Wins 21st as Braves Top Reds 3-1
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn improved to 21-5 with a 3-1 victory over Cincinnati, aided by defensive plays. Hank Aaron hit his 38th homer and Milwaukee moved within 7 1/2 games of N L leaders Pittsburgh with eight games left. Jum O'Toole fell to 12-12 for Cincinnati.
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Minoso and Landis Power White Sox Past KC 7-2
Chicago White Sox defeat Kansas City 7-2 to climb into second place behind New York. Minnie Minoso hit his 19th homer and Jim Landis added his 10th, with Luis Aparicio contributing three singles and one RBI.
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Law Wins Hickok Award As Top Pro Athlete
Vernon Law of the Pittsburgh Pirates won the August S Rae Hickok professional athlete of the year award with 118 votes. Lew Burdette of Milwaukee received 108 votes to finish second in the national panel’s voting.
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New Market to Practice Tonight in Maryland League
New Market of the Maryland State League will practice this evening at 6 o'clock at the school house diamond. Manager Bob Stockman requests all players be prompt.
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