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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1960

Page

6

Nugent Era Ends as Texas Shellacks Maryland 34 0

Texas overwhelms Maryland 34 to 0 in College Park, ending the Nugent era debut. Nugent laments inconsistent play while praising some advances as Duke looms in ACC opener. Orioles fans debate pennant chances as Cadets eye a potential standout season after a Howard County win. Pirates’ pennant doubt lingers with remaining schedule. Boxing matchup shifts to Gene Gresham Eddie Perkins. Harold Johnson Cleveland Williams bout canceled due to Johnson injury.

New York American Broadcasting Co Chicago Gene Gresham Detroit Eddie Perkins Harold Johnson Cleveland Williams Johnson

We Eat Only the Muscle of the Peacock Leg

A brief note claims a custom of eating only the muscle of the peallep leg. It cites no authorities or dates and remains unclear about origin or purpose.

VFW GOLF Final Round Set At Club Championship Card

Theron Green and Jim Carey meet in the final at the VFW Country Club after Green’s 5 4 semi final win over John Bowers and Carey’s 1 up victory over Ray Dixon. The championship card includes Lith Hele and other flight finals plus women’s title defense by Mrs. Allen Sherer vs Evelyn Dolan. Carey seeks an upset against Green as Startt and Prye contest consolation finals.

Theron Carey Castleberry Les Linton Bartgis Jim McLaren Allen Sherer Washington, D.C Evelyn Dolan Sherier Miss Dolan Green Ohio Hy 'Pe Dixon Hasis Dave Weinberg Jim Startt Bruce Gregory Bud Prye Nevin Baker Bobby Kennedy Harris Stauffer Mel Dixon Bob Rothenhoeler Startt Prue Kennedy

Yankees CliP Past Senators In 11th For 4 2 Win

New York, AL champions, win their 10th straight as they score twice in the 11th inning to defeat Washington 4 2. Long belted a second homer and drove in a run, with Kubek and Maris adding run producing singles. Ramos pitched well for Washington before a late rally.

Washington New York Yankees Date Long Long Tony Kubek Roger Maris Bob Allison Harmon Killebrew Lenny Green Green Bob Cerv Maris Hector Lopez Cerv Ramos Senators Bill Stafford Duke Maas Washington i Gardier Kubek Schaive Maris Rt Lemeor Battey Flower Berton Valdiv Rich’son aGirdey Soyer Johnson Ediandard Boyer Sesolo Stavord Mee Lesa Schaie

Wheelchair Games honor top handicapped athlete Ron Stein

Rome AP reports Ron Stein of OFalion won the pentathlon at the International Wheelchair Games, edging the field as paralyzed athletes from 22 countries competed. Paul Sones of Montgomery Pennsylvania finished third. both Stein and Sones attend the University of Illinois.

Rome Ron Stein Ofalion Paul Scenes Montgomery Stein and Sones University Ofllinois

Dressen backs Pirates to beat Yankees in World Series

Milwaukee manager Charlie Dressen picks the Pittsburgh Pirates to win the World Series over the New York Yankees, citing superior pitching and relief, notably Elroy Face. He notes the Yanks’ edge in experience and power but favors Pittsburgh’s left-handed starters Mizell and Haddix, with Vernon Law as the key challenger. He assesses each position, giving the Pirates the edge in defense, speed, and pitching while rating the Yankees higher at power and certain positions.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Milwaukee Tap Charlie Dressen New York Yankees Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Milwaukee Yankees Pirates Elroy Face Dressen Don Hoak Clem Labine Gino Cimoli Charlie Vinegar Bend Mizell Harvey Haddix Vernon Law Bob Friend Yankee Stadium Skowron Stuart Nelson Richardson Mazeroski Boyer Hoak Kubek Clemente Maris Mantle Virdon Cimoli Skinner Lopez Sierra Smith

Pony Trotting Hero Is A Frederick Boy

Paul Doody Jr of Route 3 Frederick won the Maryland Pony Trotting Association mile in 2:11 driving Crefeld Blue Boy. Starlight, owned by Earl Sheaffer, won the big half mile in 1:57 with Mrs Stevens of Frederick holding the proxy ticket. Spectator prizes totaled 130 dollars as 54 entries paraded the finest local ponies ahead of the East West Championship trio days later.

Paul Doody Jr Route 3 Frederick Maryland Pony Trotting Association Paul Crefeld Blue Boy Susan Scherff Mountaindale Road Margaret Stevens Starlight Earl Sheaffer Mechanicsburg Fair Grounds Miniature Trotting Association of Ohio

Harness races kickoff at Great Frederick Fair with pony trotting

Harness racing opens at the Great Frederick Fair with a first time pony trot event. Four pony heats start at 1 45 pm amid standard trotters and pacers, with purse of 80 dollars shared by four horses. Competitors hail from Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania Virginia and Florida.

Frederick Fair Harry Dorcus Clyde Smith Warren Hahn Racing Committee Patrick Street Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania Virginia Florida Bernie Offutt Jr Roland Woodsboro Bernie Lucky D Strasburg John Marie E Alvin Jackie Mathews Virgina Stanford Owens Mathews Raceway Jim Manaway Lewes Jack Graham Bayard Bob Bosler D. H. Shibler Penna Norman Hunter Westminster Hunter

Minoso leads Sox to 6-3 win over Tigers for second

Minnie Minoso collected three hits including his 20th homer as Chicago topped Detroit 6-3. Frank Baumann pitched a complete game for his 13th victory, lifting the White Sox into a tie for second place behind Baltimore in the American League. Aparicio drove in two runs, while Colavito, Bolling, Biko, and Gernert produced Detroit’s scoring.

Chicago Minnie Minoso Sox Detroit Tigers Baltimore Orioles Frank Baumann Baumann Luis Aparicio Detroit Rocky Colavito Frank Bolling Steve Biko Dick Gernert Fischer Regan Spencer Chiti Carreon W—Baumann L—Fischer Minoso

Kansas City tops Cleveland in baseball tilt and Daley homers

In a combined baseball score, Kansas City defeats Cleveland 6 to 4 with P Daley hitting his fourth homer and Stigman charged with the loss. Daley and W-B Daley star on offense while Stigman falls to 3-11. Separately, 17-year-old Terry Wanat of Meriden dies from brain injuries after a Maloney vs Conard football game, remaining hospitalized since Saturday.

Hartford, Conn Terry Wanat Meriden Maloney Conard High School West Hartford

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