Oklahoma Grabs No. 1 Spot In Football Poll
Oklahoma vaults to the top in the Associated Press weekly Top Ten after a 17-12 win over Southern California. Alabama stays No. 2 as Mississippi re-enters the list at No. 10 following a 91-7 victory over Kentucky. Arkansas drops from No. 8 after losing to Missouri. Ole Miss falls from No. 2 previously.
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Hickey Quits as Christiansen Takes Over 49ers
Rea Hickey resigns after a string of losses, with Jack Christiansen named head coach of the San Francisco 49ers. Christiansen, 34, will retain the defensive system as the team faces 11 games remaining this season. The move follows a 10-game losing streak stretching from last year and a home loss to Minnesota.
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Williamsport Beats Clear Spring 3-1 in league match
Williamsport scored three goals to Clear Spring's one in a Mason Oison Soccer League game Sunday afternoon. Williamsport built a 3-0 lead before Don Baker struck for Clear Spring with 20 seconds left. Jeff tallied late, while Bill Byers contributed one Williamsport goal.
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Hubs Rebels On Road In Friday Night High School Clash
Boonsboro hosts Hancock in a Friday night intracity grid match as North and South teams clash. Fredericks will miss a key starter, while Shippensburg eyes a third straight win amid lateness and turnover. Martinburg hosts North, James Wood travels to Charles Town, and Sidwell Friends visit Georgetown as coaches plot wins in a jammed schedule with state implications.
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Brittany Club Plans Trials This Weekend
The Marylang Brittany Club will hold its Fall Field Trial at Warn Lear Manor south of Hagerstown on route LL Met. This event includes the Junior Handlers Stake for youths under 18 sponsored by a member of the American Brittany Club No dog ownership required Entries close with the Field Trial Secretary at the Venice Motel Oct 4 with a limit of six applicants Open to multiple stakes including Open Derby and Open All Age Native and planted quail used Handled on part trophies and ribbons awarded Johns include Edward M. Borger Pak Pay Mary Eavey Red Taylor and Disty Rhoules Contact Dr R C Gale 45 Summit Ave Hagerstown for details
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Twin Double Hits Record At Hagerstown
Racing at Hagerstown featured a record payoff for a Twin Double of 425 to 2, Elisa Liddie’s Love’s Crown won the eighth race at a mile and a sixteenth, delivering a key win to a lone ticket holder. Music Sweet and Lady Bright earlier helped build the Twin Double, with heavy crowd betting and a final pool exceeding prior weeks. The payout surpassed the previous $12,087 Twin Double mark, as track officials confirmed the season’s final week with high wager activity.
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General Manager Lee MacPhail critiques players duties in 1961 NHL season
The report details Lee MacPhail questioning player responsibility and performance during Hitchcock’s tenure. It notes MacPhail’s reluctance to fire staff, hints at tensions in managing players, and cites disagreements over handling and motivation. The piece references Hitchcock’s sensitivity and protective stance toward players amid a season with losses and mixed results.
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Hitchcock Cannot Understand Why Players Need Prodding
Gordon Beard reports that MacPhail offered Abbe Hitchcock a field director role with the Orioles to scout and train camps. Hitchcock, after a tough season, resigned as Baltimore's manager, saying players’ reluctance to sacrifice for the team baffled him and that prodding for effort was necessary.
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Clippers Cut Wagers Amid Tangle With Baltimore
Fragmented hockey item notes Clippers dropping lines Monday and reassignments amid league shuffles. Mentions Ed Stankie and Juhi Kuig in evolving lineup changes.
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Orioles Set Major League Fielding Records in 2082
Unofficial stats show the Dalli tore Orioles setting a major league fielding mark with 99 errors in 12 games and an 88.33 percent, surpassing Cincinnati Reds 100 errors. Luis Aparicio, in 144 games at short, logged 13 errors to break Phil Rizzuto’s 1950 shortstop record of 39 errors in 155 contests.
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