ACC Teams Face Non-League Foes This Saturday
Four Atlantic Coast Conference teams renew non-conference play seeking to lift the league’s sagging prestige. North Carolina travels to Southern Mississippi, Clemson visits Georgia Tech, Wake Forest meets Virginia Tech, and Duke heads to Virginia while Maryland faces South Carolina.
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North Carolina
Maryland
Hattiesburg
Miss
Virginia
Bill Murray
Blue Devils
South Carolina
Columbia
Daryl Hill
ACC
Hill
Michigan State
Hickey
Junior Edge
Ed Kesler
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Tigers
Frank Howard
Joe Sellers
Suprumore
Sellers
Oklahoma
Howard
Duke
Marvin Bass
Gamecocks
of Nugent
Nugent
Billy Hildebrand
Wake Forest
East Carolina
N.C. State
Steve Parker
Southern Mississippi
Chuck Wachtel
Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues in Midweek Slate
The schedule lists several interleague and intraleague games with top pitchers and records noted. Key duels include Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at San Francisco, Chicago at Milwaukee, Cincinnati at Louis, New York at ton, Minnesota at New York, Los Angeles at Boston, Detroit at Baltimore, Washington at Chicago, Cleveland at Kansas City, and more.
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Philadelphia
Bennett
Los Angeles
Padres
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
San Francisco
Marichal
Chicago
Buhl
Milwakee
Lemaster
Cincinnati
Maloney
Louis
Gibson
New York
Hook
Ton
Nottebart
Minnesota
Stange
Ford
Gatewood
Boston
Monbouquette
Detroit
Regan
Baltimore
McNally
Washington
Hannan
Chiago
Herbert
Cleveland
Grant
Kanas City
Penn
WAL. Pet
G.B
Milwaukee
Houston
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chuvalo Edges DeJohn In Tough 10 Round Split
Canadian heavyweight Chuvalo won a 10 round split decision over Mike DeJohn in Louisville. He withstood DeJohn’s flurry, dominating rounds six and ten with head shots. a second round foul caused a delay as officials paused the bout.
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Louisville
George Chuvalo
Mike DeJohn
Convention Center
DeJohn
Jeffs
Chavale
Chuvalo
Miami Beach
Fla
Don Asbury
Denes
Americans win Davis Cup doubles to seal lead over Britain
Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston clinched the U S victory in doubles over Britain in Bournemouth England to put the United States 30 ahead and set up a tie with India in Bombay next month for the Davis Cup. McKinley varied pace to trouble Sangster while Ralston posted the best service record.
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India
Bombay
Australia
McKinley
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Sangster
McKinkey
Wilson
Birbone Sweeps Final Day at Frederick Fair Races
Birbone the Centre Hall trotter won both heats in the free for all and led a four day meet crowd in Frederick. Tata and Golden Anthony also topped heats in the second and third races as Handley Mite swept the 2:18 Pace. Other results include Cleaver Colby and Hadley Mite winning heats with strong showings from inputs like Joe Wallace and Gem's Boy.
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W. W. Cummerson
Birbone
Frederick Fair
Centre Hall
Trotter
Bernard Offutt
Tata
Golden Anthony
J. and
D. Ford
New Oxford
Woodsboro
Cleaver Colby
K. A. Reese
Martinsburg
Handley Mite
Curtis Doll
Hanover
Erve Sues
Bicone Wulf
Rep Uate Utie
McWillians
Joe Wallace
Weaver
Gay Ripples
Bosler
Strong Song
Milbimes
Amiable Wick
Burinett
Ind Neat
Hi Worthy
Gay Ripple
Wallaca
Candy Vote
Amisbie
Hadley Mite
Doll
Alster Nibley
Lineweaver
Timmy K
Steven McKlyo
Burter
Cartines’ Beauty
Earl's
Princes
Mongway
Mister Hibbey
Cleaver
Colby
Earls
Cartin
Taza
Otturt
Frost
Michines
Golden Driven
Ford
Conestoga Susi
Bartrett
Highway Patrol
Brown
Haines Girl
Glessnes
Gem's Boy
Borden
Rural Carrier
Scott
All Wynbrough
McCardell
Golden Antioty
Tara
Hinway Patrol
Haines
Bac Frost
Con‘gatoge Susie
Gem‘s
Mika Wynbiough
Top Ponies in Benefit Meet at Mountainview Raceway
Maryland and nearby states send top ponies to the Maryland Pony Trotting Association benefit meet at Mountainview Raceway on Route 15 seven miles north of Frederick. Proceeds, 90 percent to Frederick Track and Frei for the girls' track team, with Happy Johnny Zufall announcing for 19 heats. Chief Consel, the trotting record holder owned by Richard and Bill Swomby, will attempt to beat its 1:334 5 mark. Deaver joins Western Hockey League this season.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
Indiana
New Jersey
Pony Trotting Association
Mountainview Raceway
Rute 15
Frederick
Frei
Happy Johnny Zufall
Consel
Richard
Bill Swomby
Oilers Bills Clash Tops AFL Saturday Slate
The Houston Oilers visit Buffalo to meet the Bills as the AFL race narrows. Oakland Raiders travel to New York to face the Jets, while Kansas City meets San Diego and Boston hosts Denver in a weekend of pivotal games.
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Bills
Buffalo
Oakland Raiders
Jets
New York
Houston
AFL
Oilers
Raiders
Joe Foss
Kansas City Chiefs
Chargers
San Diego
National Football League
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Detroit
Lions
Baltimore Colts
Packers
Green Bay
San Franciscoers
Vikings
Minneola
Browns
Jimmy Brown
Los Angeles Rams
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants Seek rebound after rout at Pittsburgh
After routing the New York Giants visit Pittsburgh the team eyes a rebound. At Philadelphia the Giants with a 1-10 record face the 6-1-1 Eagles and in Washington the 1-10 Redskins are slight underdogs to the Cowboys 10-20.
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New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Giants
Eagles
Washington
Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Cubs Edge Braves 3 2 In Pitchers Duel
Chicago Cubs defeated Milwaukee 3 2 behind two unearned runs as Koonce McDaniel and Shaf er led a strong pitching effort. Milwaukee Math ews homered for the Braves. Also notes Miss Paula Snyder joins Lebanon Valley College women’s field hockey as Foreman under Betty van Bowman, season opening October 1 at Millersville.
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Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Chicago
Koonce
McDaniel
Shafer
Sadowski
Cloninger
Tiefenauer
Shaw
Torre
W—Koohoe
L—Cloninger
Mathews
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Betty van Bowman
Millersville
Kelso Seeks Third Woodward Victory At Aqueduct
Kelso the 7 year old champion chases a third straight Woodward Stakes win at Aqueduct carrying top weight in the $100000-added race. Carry Back and Never Head loom as top threats with Crimson Satan Crimson King Farm and Garwol also in the field.
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New York
Carry Back
Cain Hoy Stible
Never Bend
Kelso
Crimson King Farm
Crimson Satan
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