Texas Teams Score Big Upsets In Opening College Football
Rice defeats LSU 16-3 at Houston as Billy Cox passes for 4 yards to Burrell and a late 47 yard strike to Jackson. TCU narrowly tops Kansas 17-16 with Jerry Spearman field goal. Texas routs California 28-3, Baylor trounces Wake Forest 31-0. Alabama, Penn State, Mississippi, Syracuse, Virginia, Stanford and New Mexico also post notable results.
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Rice
Louisiana State
Texas Christian
Kansas
Lone Star State
Texas
California
Baylor
Wake Forest
Billy Cox
LSU
Houston
Cox
Johnny Burrell
Roland Jackson
TCU
Jerry Spearman
Frogs
Sonny Gibbs
Baynor
Ronnie Bull
Bobby Ply
Mike Fracchia
Alabama
Georgia
Fracchia
Mississippi
Arkansas
Syracuse
Ernie Davis
Orangemen
Oregon State
Virginia
Bill Elias
William and Mary
Stanford
Tulane
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Donovan Tosses One-Hit Victory Over Twins
Washington's Dick Donovan pitched six and two thirds hitless innings then finished with a one hit win over Minnesota 4 1. Joe Altobelli hit a solo shot for the Twins, while Donovan struck out six in his 10th win of the season as Jim Kaat took the loss.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Washington
Dick Donovan
Minnesota Twins
Joe Altobelli
Donovan
Twins
Senators
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Daley Kaat
Tange
Moore
Naragon
Baseball’s top batters across leagues and teams
A list of leading hitters from the National and American leagues based on games at bats and hits. Names include Clemente, Pinson, Aaron, Moon, Mays, Mantle, and Robinson among others, with their teams and batting averages. AFL results show San Diego beating Houston and New York defeating Denver.
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San Diego
Houston
New York
Denver
Dallas
Oakland
Maryland School for the Deaf Captures 1895 County Title
The 1895 MSD baseball team won Frederick County championship. Notable uniforms feature padded pants and varied gloves. Players listed include A Schwankhause Kelchner Boswell G Schafer W Merrick C Creager H Creager H Koenig and H Kemp C Molesworth D Cadden, with Harry Benson later enshrined in the Deaf Hall of Fame.
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MSD
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick County
Schwankhause
Kelchner
Boswell
G. Schafer
W. Merrick
C. Creager
H. Creager
H. Koenig
H. Kemp
C. Molesworth
D. Cadden
Front
Harry Benson
Wood
Benson
Deaf Hall of Fame
League Scores and Tonight’s MLB Schedule
League standings show Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3 and San Francisco 12 Cincinnati 5. Milwaukee 8-2 over Chicago 0-4. St Louis 5 Los Angeles 7. Tonight Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, N St Louis at Milwaukee, N San Francisco at Philadelphia, with listed pitchers and records.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Lous
Los Angeles
Williams
Friend
N. St Louis
Washhwn
Willey
N. San Francisco
McCormick
Terrarese
Ww. L
St. Louis
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AND STANDINGS SUMMARY
Updated pennant race notes show x Clinched pennant including New York and Baltimore with high percentage figures. Yesterday's scores include Boston 3 New York 1 Chicago 8 3 Baltimore 7 5 Washington 4 Minnesota 1 Detroit 7 Los Angeles 5. Detroit notes Messi 15 7 and Kline 8 8. Kansas City Archer 9 13 and Shaw 11 13. Only game scheduled references.
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Howard
New York
Cash
Detroit
Fretsall
Cleveland
Katine
Mantle
Robinson
Chicago
Battey
Minnesota
Siebern
Kansas City
Francona
Brandt
Baltimore
Romano
Woren
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington
Wet Grounds
Messi
Kline
Archer
Shaw
2. N
Cumberland May Lose Its Racing Dates
Hagerstown hosts Maryland minor racing season after Cumberland meeting ends with twelve days of racing. The Cumberland track records a total mutual handle of 152,634 with 15,386 daily, down 238 percent from 1953. Sen Beall of Maryland, Cumberland Fair Association president, hopes racing continues at Cumberland.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Cumberland
Allegany County
J Glenn Beall
Cumberland Fair Association
Cumber
Cumberland to host 1982 dates on land track plan
The article notes land track dates proposed for 1982 and recalls 1959 1960 meets at Hagerstown and Timonium. It lists Maryland fixtures against Clemson William & Mary Navy Johns Hopkins F M Penn Military Western Md Davis Elkins Maryland State So Connecticut Washington Morgan North Carolina College and NFL results Philadelphia Washington Green Bay San Francisco New York Pittsburgh Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Dallas Minnesota.
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Maryland
Clemson
William & Mary
Navy
Johns Hopkins
Penn Military
Western
Philadelphia
Washington
Green Bay
San Francisco
New York
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Dallas
Minnesota
Giants blast Reds 12-5 as Cepeda hits grand slam
San Francisco exploded for nine runs in the fourth inning to beat Cincinnati 12-5. Orlando Cepeda belted a grand slam for his 45th homer, Jim Davenport also homered, and Jack Sanford earned the win as Cincinnati’s pennant push faltered in heat. Frank Robinson hit his 36th homer for the Reds.
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Harold Harrison
Cincinnati
San Francisco Giants
Reds
St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodger
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Davenport
Frank Robinson
Jack Sanford
Joey Jay
San Fran
Coo
Sanford
O'Dell
Miller
Bailey
Jay
K. Johnson
Jones
Hook
Hunt
Henry
D. Johnson
Edwards
W—Sanford
Sjay
San Francisco
Davenport
Cepeda
Robinson
Pirates rally to beat Phillies 4 3 in NL finale
Pirates overcome a 3 1 deficit with four straight singles in the seventh inning to beat Philadelphia 4 3. Dick Groat Donn Clendenon Stuart and Bob Skinner delivered decisive hits, while Wilmer Mizell earned the win. Dalrymple homered for the Phillies and Johnny Callison added a run.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Pirates
Innning
Philadelphia Phillies
Dick Groat
Donn Clendenon
Stuart
Bob Skinner
Chris Short
Larry Foss
Pirates
Phillies
Clay Dalrymple
Phils
Johnny Callison
Bill Mazeroski
Tony Gonzalez
Wilmer Mizell
Pirate
J Hurler
Tom Sturdivant
Pittsburgh
Foss
Mizell
Sturdivant
Burgess
Green
Short
Roberts
Dalrymple
Coleman
W.mizell
L — Short
Dal‘rymple
Spahn earns 20th win to tie for third all time
Warren Spahn pitched his 20th win of the season, the 12th time he reached 20, as the Milwaukee Braves routed the Chicago Cubs 8-0 in the opener of a doubleheader. The 40-year-old lefty tied Walter Johnson for third on the all time list, moved within one 20-win season of Christy Mathewson, and tied Mordecai Brown for fourth on the NL list with his 55th shutout.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
Cy Young
Spahn
Hoss Radbourne
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francsco Giants
Braves
West Coast
Mordecai Brown
Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Barner
Liberty tops Harmony in Heart of Md playoff opener
Dick Sappington pitched Liberty to a 7-4 win over Harmony in the Heart of Maryland League finals. The southpaw allowed four hits with 15 strikeouts, while Wiles and Hartsock hit homers for Liberty. Liberty leads best-of-three series 1-0 and hosts Harmony next Sunday.
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Dick Sappington
Liberty
Harmony
Heart of Maryland
Seres
Sappington
Wiles
Hartsock
Liberty Ez
Jacobs
Lewis
Baker
Giants Beat Steelers 17-14 In NFL Showdown
The New York Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 17-14 as Conerly and Tittle each threw a TD pass and Summerall added a 19 yard field goal and two extra points. Penalties and interceptions helped create the Steelers two scoring drives, one in the first quarter and one in the third. Also in sports, Dick Ramsburg and Lloyd Rice won the Frederick doubles title 6-3 6-4 over Emil Johnson and Paul Mehl with finals set for Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
Chuck Conerly
Pat Summerall
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Conerly
Tittle
Summerall
Giants
NFL
Steelers
Dick Ramsburg
Lloyd
Slugger) Rice
Emil Johnson
Paul Mehl
Frederick
Johnson
Mehl
A. Atlee
Bud) Radcliffe
Max McCardell
Bath House
Rice
Tigers clinch at least a tie for second with 7-5 win
Detroit hammered Los Angeles 7-5 as Ken Hunt misplayed a fly ball in the 10th allowing two runs. Tigers pull within reach ofAL runner up and improve to 14 losses by Angels in 18 meetings.
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LOS Angeles
Ken Hunt
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Angels
Detroi
Tigers
Detroit
Fostack
Regan
Staley
iAgui
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East Sixth St
Dial MO
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Schultz
Barragan
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Henkie
Ber Itell
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Burdette
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Taneytown, Md
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Woodbine, Maryland
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Sinclair Refining Company
Lawson Motor
Rambler
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THE
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A&p MO
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