Rip Engle’s Penn State schedule faces tough replacements
The Daily Mail notes Rip Engle, renowned high school coach turned college mentor, leads Penn State with a 19-year record of ... The 1963 schedule shifts include Oregon UCLA and Ohio State as replacements for Air Force California and Navy, with forthcoming games against Rice Army Syracuse West Virginia Maryland Holy Cross and Pittsburgh.
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Rip) Engle
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Rips
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UCLA
Ohio State
Air Force
California
Navy
Rice
Army
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Syracuse
West Virginia
Maryland
Holy Cross
Pit
Penn State Faces Menu of Schedules and New Captain
In 1964 Navy opens the season as Penn State plans eight games with Holy Cross and others. By 1965 Maryland Michigan State UCLA Boston College Syracuse and Pitt appear on the slate, 1966 brings Army back replacing Navy. Engle in his 14th year at Penn State must rebuild after key 1962 standouts depart. Captain Raiph Baker, a versatile player, anchors defense after 14 unassisted tackles in the 16–0 Pitt win.
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Michigan State
UCLA
Hoston College
Syracuse
West Virginia
California
Pitt
Army
Engle
Penn State
Dave Robinson
Roger Kochmin
Chuck Sieminski
Joe Blasenstein
Joe Galardi
Dive Hayes
Buddy Torris
al Gursky
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Mr. Rip
Raiph Baker
Big Daddy Lipscomb Dies Suddenly In Baltimore
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Lipscomb died at Lutheran Hospital after a daybreak arrival. Hospital officials said the cause of death was not immediately determined. The 33-year-old former Baltimore Colt, nicknamed Big Daddy, had played for the Steelers previously.
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Baltimore
Gene
Big Daikly
Lions Click In Civic Club Bowling Meet
Lions win the 15th annual Stagerstown Civic Club Bawling Tournament with 5481 total pins in a five game set. Rotary is second with 5136 and Kiwanis third at 5080. Lee McCauley of the Lions tops individuals with a 145 single game and 128 high set.
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Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
Kirwanis
Lee McCauley
John Minnich
Clawser
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Bud Carr
Roth
Ida
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Colts
Lion
Angglea Rong
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Bowlers Will Compete Here In Tournament
Tramp tramp ramp the pay television boys march toward home viewing. Since Patterson 1956 only two heavyweight title bouts on free TV, theater TV profits surged. NFL contract details allow theater coverage. Giants at Yankees Stadium and Packers games noted amid telecast push and evolving sports broadcasting landscape.
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Frees
NEW York
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Free Hime
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Yankees Stadium
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Ken
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Moller's Club Notches Win in Mason-Dixon Softball
Moller's walloped Dey Run 37-0 behind Kengal’s overpowering hitting in the Mason-Dixon Softball Thursday. Westbury edged Clear Spring 54, Westview A.C. beat Doubleday 74, and Baer Brothers defeated Green Brothers 7-2. Duffey slugged four hits, including a homer, while Seacrist took the loss. G. Peters shone on defense for Westbury’s victory. Magerstnyn was named site for the first annual Western Maryland Railway Employees Bowling Tournament, with players from Hagerstown, Cumberland, Baltimore, Elkins, and other points set to compete. The all-day event begins at Turners Dual Lanes with team, singles, doubles, and all-events. handicaps apply. The wellness and prize details remain under restricted terms.
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M.L. Edhind
Bill
Ford Hopkins
George Barts
Frick
North Eilgh
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Beaver Creek Country
Dave Hull
Don Murray
Boonsboro
Warriors
South High
Beaver Creek Thesday
Mercersburg Academy Jayvees
Dave Jail
Larry May
Greg
Churchey
Ari Murray
Everett's Son In Shenandoah Feature Race
Everett's Son, the promising son of Everett, seeks a second win in Shenandoah Downs feature events. He surged from sixth to win last week and looms the favorite again with Angelo Vasit aboard. Valley Gem and Virginia McKenny's entries provide the main challenge as betting pools react to the card.
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Charles Town
W. VA
May MW
Spi
Andrew Berin
Shenandoah Downs
Everclt
Pels
Shenandoah
Angelo Vasit
Jesse Davidson
Aml
Uarry
Compton's
Virginia McKenney’s
Valley Gem
Brownygret
Tree
Hlock
Virginia
McKenny’s
Nily
Exchange Nine Trips Alsatia In Federal Little League
Exchange Nine defeated Alsatia 11 to 0 in the first twelve innings of a Federal Little League game on Thursday night. Beers allowed seven hits, struck out seven, and faced one walk while Smith hit a fifth inning triple and Jolby Kirstioning a double for Alsatia. Exchange collected five doubles as they built an 11-0 lead through the early frames. A practice session is slated for tonight at Reservoir Park with Wit, Fitzgereid, and Cle.
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Iix Hic
Alsatia
Smith
Jolby Kirst-ioning
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Fitzgereid
Reservoir Park
Doug Sanders Leads Colonial National Invitational Field
Doug Sanders shot a 67 to grab a one stroke lead at the Colonial National Invitational as Don January withdrew for using the wrong ball. Bill Collins stood two behind after a 68 and a steady gallery of pros including Nicklaus, Boros, and Lema chased.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Doug Sanders
Don January
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Bill Collins
Grosviller
N.Y
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Jerry Barber
Bob Rosburg
Marvelous Marv iShuffled Off To Buffalo
Major League Leaders roundup from AP notes the Mets optioned Marvelous Marv Throneberry to Buffalo as Chicago and Detroit players shine. Throneberry, long a hapless symbol for New York, lost the regular first base job to Tim Harkness and rookie Ed Kranepool as the Mets trim to 25.
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Lennie
Los Angeles
Mary
Tim Harkness
Ed Kranepool
Gordie Howe Wins Sixth Hart Trophy In NHL
Detroit star Gordie Howe claims the Hart Memorial Trophy as league MVP for the sixth time after a stellar second half. Howe totaled 81 points, led the NHL in scoring with 38 goals, and set a record by securing his sixth league MVP honor, while his team and era context are noted in the season summary.
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Reds Rout with Robinsau Big Two Hits and Seven Runs
Frank Robinsau of the Reds delivered two hits and a homer and seven runs in the game. Ray Herbert of the White Sox allowed two hits but struggled, blanking the opposition in five games.
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Fights Last Night In Philadelphia Featured By Time
Fights last night in Philadelphia drew attention from Time magazine as boxing fans followed the results. Reports highlighted standout bouts, notable knockdowns, and the event’s place in the city’s boxing scene.
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Estrada Shines In 4-1 Orioles Win Over Red Sox
Chuck Estrada pitched five innings of no-hit ball and 58 strikes as he helped Baltimore beat Boston 4-1. He tied a shortened windup, allowed only three hits, and left after eight with a 4-1 lead as Stu Miller closed. Boog Powell homered, and Brooks Robinson plus Jim Gentile extended hit streaks in the Orioles’ rally to move to within one game of Chicago atop the standings.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Boston Red Sox
Estrada
Miller
Billy Hitchcock
Te Seonings
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Red Sox
Chuck Schilting
Bob Titman
Harry Brecheet
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Hitchcock
Steve Barber
Mike Pappas
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Pappas
Mike McCormick
Dave McNally
Barber
Yanks
Orioles
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Boog Powell
Bill Montoouquette
al Smith
Brooks Robinson
Powell
Robinson
Jim Gentile
Gentile
Dodge Boys Team to Work Out First Pract icy Session
The Dodge Boy's Team No. formerly Nacco of Hageys town Prep League will hold its first practice at 1 30 on the South High diamond. Whitey Proctor, manager, asks all new players and holdovers from last year to be present.
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NEW York
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Strifetown
Birmingham
Ala
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Liston
Las Vegas
Rooder
Jackie Robinson
Dodge Boy
No. & Fformerly Nacco
Hageystown
South High Diamond
Whitey Proctor
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