Maryland Texas clash draws 30000 at Byrd Stadium
Maryland opens home schedule against 15th ranked Texas as Tom Nugent lines up varied formations and defenses. Texas, fresh off a 19 13 upset by Nebraska, is ranked fourth in preseason polls but slips to 15th. Game time 2 p m with nationwide TV on ABC.
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White Sox blank Tribe in 7-0 win to slice pennant gap
Chicago pitchers hold Cleveland scoreless as Ted Szewski drives in three runs with a homer and a single. White Sox build a 4 game deficit to New York with Wynn tossing his 46th career shutout and 264th victory. Latman suffers the loss. Biuszewski and Minoso contribute key RBIs as Chicago seizes control with four straight first inning singles.
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Colts 19 Point Favorites Over Redskins Sunday
The Baltimore Colts are 19-point favorites to beat the Washington Redskins in Sunday's opener as they chase a third straight NFL championship. Excoach Ewbank warns against overconfidence after a 30-7 exhibition win, while the Redskins seek revenge after last year’s upset 27-24 in Washington.
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Braves Beat Buds To Keep Cards Alive
Milwaukee defeats Pittsburgh 2-1 on Del Crandall’s infield hop single. Crandall’s hit breaks a 1-1 tie in a pitching duel with George Witt as Milwaukee snaps Pittsburgh’s six game win streak and trims the Pirates’ NL lead to six games over St. Louis. Cards win 5-1 in doubleheader versus Chicago to reduce deficit.
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Hutchinson Back As Reds Manager For 1960 Season
Cincinnati Reds announce Freddie Hutchinson will return as manager on a one year contract. General Manager Gabe Paul says managers receive too much blame or credit, noting Hutchinson did a solid job as the club moved from seventh to fifth in the NL after taking over July 8, 1959.
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Phillies Rally To 6-1 Win Over Reds
Pancho Herrera clubbed a three run homer as Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1. John Buzhardt pitched seven strong innings to end his winless streak, aided by Herrera's decisive blow in the eighth and a late Phillies insurance run. Robinson homered for Cincinnati, but the Reds could not sustain offense after the fourth.
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KC WINS 4-1 AS GARVER SHUTS TIGERS
Ned Garver pitched four hits as the Kansas City Athletics beat Detroit 4 to 1. Williams homered for KC, Colavito went deep for Detroit as the Tigers dropped to sixth place and KC remained last in the American League.
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Senior golf stars reach quarterfinals in U S Seniors event
Cesione from Timesburg and Brown from Brielle advanced to the quarterfinals at the sixth annual U S Seniors Golf Championships in Osterville Mass. Others fell, including Stuart Rockey of Los Angeles who was upset by David Rose of Cleveland.
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Iowa State crushes Detroit 44 21 in football win
Iowa State improved to 2 0 by routing Detroit 44 21 behind 171 pound sophomore tailback Hopplmann who scored three touchdowns and gained 51 yards passing. Ramiro Escandon added two TD passes as Mississippi Southern star Don Fueil shone for the Tigers. San Jose State beat Brigham Young 21 8. Denver edged Washington State 28 25. Other big games included Arkansas Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma State in Saturday slate.
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St. Louis Top A 103 Run For Home Run Feat
St. Louis defeated 103 with standout power as players Hobbie, Sch G. EL ston and Ta Broglio combined for key hits and a late homer. Lobb contributed solid defense as White added offense in the 16 run surge.
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Titans edge Broncos on blocked punt return to win 26 24
Roger Donnahoo scored the decisive 10 yard run after Nick Mumley tipped a punt from Denver’s George Herring with 16 seconds left as the New York Titans beat the Denver Broncos 26 24. Coach Sammy Baugh said Denver should have won, while Tennessee felt they could have beaten Boston.
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Cardinals Run to 43-21 Win Over Rams
The jubilant St. Louis Cardinals opened the NFL season home to host the New York Giants as the Rams sank to a 43-21 defeat. After a 10-14 halftime gap, coach led a rally to topple Los Angeles in the Friday night opener.
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Frank Ivy's Cards Rally Past Rams in Opener
Reserve QB Jobo Roach fueled a comeback with four touchdown passes and a 24 to 57 yard strike spree to Randle after replacing injured King Hil. Ivy's Cards scored four TDs, a conversion, a field goal and a safety to claim the first win over Los Angeles since 1951, their third straight league opener loss for the Rams.
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