Respect Yanks Fut Not Scared Says Murtaugh
Pittsburgh manager Danny Murtaugh lists his planned pitching rotation for the World Series opener against the Yankees with Vernon Law to start and Whitey Ford likely on the mound for New York. He emphasizes Pirates resilience and rejects fear, noting their ability to rebound from slumps and pressure.
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Dick Squart
Hal Smith
Gino Cimeon
Bob Friend
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Harvey Haddix
Yankee Stadium
Pirates
Yankees
Jockeys and Owner Suspended Indefinitely in West Virginia
Jockeys Tommys McGovern and Jay House and owner John J. Ainsley of Charles Town were suspended indefinitely by the West Virginia Racing Commission for violations of race rules. Steward Jay Eyster cited complicity in races ridden corruptly and accepting bribery as charges. Suspensions stand unless a hearing is requested. violations reportedly occurred at Charles Town and Shenandoah Downs.
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Charles Town
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Eastern Panhandle
Charles Town Track
Maryland to Start Mostly Underclassmen Against Duke
Maryland coach Tom Nugent reshuffles the lineup with only senior end Vince Scott starting. Sophomores and juniors fill most other positions after a 34 0 loss to Texas. Quarterback Dick Novak moves in at the helm with Dale Betty benched after two interceptions. Everett Cloud likely out with an ankle injury.
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Vince Scott
Duke
Tom Nuent
Texas
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Marlion
N.J
Dwayne Fletcher
Everett Cloud
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Davidson
Dan Piper
Dick Novak
Uniontown
Dale Betty
Butler
Betty
Lewistown Tops B and Z in Exhibition
Lewistown defeated Barigis and Zimmerman 9 7 in an exhibition game with three ninth inning hits by Lewistown to seal the win. It was B and Z’s league champions and Lewistown’s final game of the season. Falk, Smith, Easterday, Lambert and Main pitched. Patriots Sign Addison To Patriots AFL announces signing of linebacker Tommy Addison after Eagles release.
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Frederick County
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Zimmerman
B&z
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Smith
Easterday
Lambert
Main
Patriots
Addison
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Boston Patriots
AFL
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Philadelphia Eagles
South Carolina
Middletown Edges Brunswick In Tight Soccer Contest
Middletown came from behind to beat Brunswick 4 3 in Frederick County high school soccer yesterday afternoon. Pearl scored one goal and Cassell added two for Middletown while Spurrier led Brunswick with a field goal in the second period. The Middletown schedule lists upcoming games and all matches start at 2 30 p m.
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Frederick County
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Delauter le Kefauver
Koogle
Stevens
Main
Yankees Start Ticket Sales for World Series Games
New York Yankees announce mail orders only for World Series games at Yankee Stadium. Limited box and reserved seats sold in sets of one ticket each for three games. Series opens in Pittsburgh October 5. Prices: box seats $63 total, reserved seats $41.40 total, plus $1 mailing fee. Orders require certified or cashier’s checks. no telegraphic or money orders accepted.
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Frederick H S H Harries Seek Second Victory Today
The Frederick High School cross country thinclads travel to High Point for a meet with South Hagerstown and High Point. Coach Hal Moser’s Cadets won their opener, beating defending state champs Montgomery Blair. Frederick fields the same seven runners: Hildebrand Mobrey Rosensteel Wilson Ryan Askins Wiles.
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South Hagerstown
Hal Moser
Montgomery Blair
Bill Hildebrand
Ken Mobrey
Bob Rosensteel
Red Wilson
Ted Ryan
Ray Askins
Dick Wiles
Offutt Horses Dominate Frederick Harness Day
Bernard Offutt Stables of Woodsboro led a dominant showing at Frederick Fairgrounds. Bernie Offutt Jr. rode Lucky D to two wins in the 2:14 trot, while 16 year old Robert Offutt won heat one of the 2:14 Pace and placed second in heat two to Tip Elkington. For the first time, two pony trotting races were run under the Maryland Pony Trotting Race Association with Windy Hellows Hurricane placing two seconds in both heats, and Capt. Black's Parader winning class C Pony events.
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Pennant Clinched as Orioles Fall to Red Sox
In a busy baseball recap, x clinched pennant is noted amid AL standings. Yesterdays results show Baltimore defeating Boston 17 to 3, New York beating Washington 5 to 1, Detroit over Chicago 2 to 0, and Kansas City topping Cleveland 5 to 4.
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Pony pace and trot heats headline Frederick horse meet
In the Class A Pony events at Frederick on September 23 1960 Nick owned by Knipp Pony Farm Napoleon Ohio won the half mile in 1 42 for the first heat and Chief Counsel also from Knipp Pony Farm won 1 42 in the second heat. The program listed heats and riders for multiple pony pace and trot races across Classes A C with purses and entrants from Wagons and farms in Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland.
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Yankees edge Senators as Duren starts in win
Ryne Duren, making his first start in two years, strikes out the first five as the Yankees beat Washington 5 1 in a key win. Eli Grba food the victory with three hitless innings and Don Lee takes the loss after yielding two runs. Also wrestling tonight in Charles Town features the Fabulous Australian Kangaroos vs the Bastien Brothers for a Legion benefit.
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Tigers Blank ChiSox 2-0 on Bunning's Gem
Detroit pitcher Jim Bunning limited the Chicago White Sox to three hits and drove in a run with a bases loaded sacrifice fly as the Tigers won 2-0. Early Wynn took the loss, his 11th, while Rocky Colavito added a single and a run. The A’s edged Boston 17-3.
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Gardner Lost to Senators with Season Ending Injury
The Washington Senators placed second baseman Billy Gardner on the injury list after tearing rib cartilage while fielding a grounder against the New York Yankees. Gardner, acquired from the Orioles last spring, led Washington with 152 hits, nine homers, and a .257 average, and helped lift the team to first division contention.
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Washington Senators
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Phillies Top Braves 5 3 in Chicago showdown
The Phillies beat the Braves 5 to 3 with four unearned runs in the seventh inning after two out. Crandall hit a home run for Milwaukee, Roberts earned the win and Jay took the loss. Farrell and Coker also pitched for Philadelphia. Separately, Minnesota announces the Vikings will join the NFL next season, per William Bower of Minnesota Football Inc.
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Baseball doubleheader ends in long extras with runs
In a pitching heavy twin bill the Pirates win 11 to 4 in 16 innings after a 3 to 3 tie through regulation. McLish allows three runs on 11 hits and takes the loss while Purkey goes seven to earn the victory. Lumpe hits a homer for Kansas City.
WAMSVILLE PRACTICE UPDATE FOR LOCAL TEAMS
Wamsville or the Maryland State League will hold practice Thursday at 5 30 p m on the Buss Creek diamond. All players are requested to be on time.
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Orioles Crush Red Sox 17-3 In AL Second Spot Bid
Baltimore torched Boston for 18 hits and 8 walks scoring 4 runs in the second and fourth innings and 3 more in the eighth. Gus Triandos hit his 11th homer, Jackie Brandt his 14th, Jerry Adair homered for the first time as a major leaguer, while Jim Gentile drove in five runs to raise his season total to 97. Skinny Brown earned his 12th win for Baltimore over Don Gile and the Red Sox.
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Norris Ends Boxing Career On Grim Note
Millionaire sponsor Jim Norris renounced all connection with professional boxing and bowed out of the National Boxing Enterprises after a nine year era of boxing on television. He cited pressure from reformers and a lack of talent, calling his organization quitting an impossible situation at a Chicago Stadium news conference.
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Arthur M. Wirtz
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Sox reshuffle names OConnell Mahoney top posts
Boston Red Sox fire Stanley Harris and John Murphy and install Richard OConnell as executive vice president and Neil Mahoney as director of the minor league system. OConnell says the team will operate as a triumvirate with Mike Higgins in charge of player development.
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Boston Red Sox
Stanley R
Bucky) Harris
John J. Murphy
Richard H. O'Connell
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Oilers Lead AFL Offensive Totals
Houston tops the AFL in total offense at 300.7 yards per game led by a strong ground attack 1767 rushing yards per game. Los Angeles dominates aerial yards at 241.3 but struggles on the run with 65.7. Houston ranks third in passing at 203.0 and 300.7 total yards per game lead the league.
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Oilers
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Inventor to Retire Westbury Harness Pioneer
Steve Phillips, inventor of the folding-arm starting gate used in harness racing, will make his last appearance at Roosevelt Raceway on Wednesday night as he retires at year’s end.
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N.Y
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Zaie
Roosevelt Raceway
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