Maryland Opens 1963 Football Schedule at Home Against North Carolina Sale
The College Park Terps prepare for their 1963 debut versus expert observers optimistic Maryland could surprise the Atlantic Coast Conference. The piece feigns zeal for college football and notes its cultural impact, the emotion of players, and a broad preview of early season matchups across major programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Terrapins
Wolfpack
Nort Carolina
Archery Champs Determined by Potomac Archers shoot
Junior division champions were decided by the Potomac Archers with scores and shooter names listed, including Open and Expert divisions. Morning results show Open and Expert archers like Adelaide Bower and Stanley Mentzer posting top scores as Novice and Junior divisions also complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Archers
Stanley Menlzer
John Bunzloft
al Hetlajterbork
Mrej
Ralph Marentoralng
Hunter
Big Baugh
Mike
Eliss
Mabert Holfraun
Warren
al Schlodterbeck
Moi Desmond
Bowman Mavis
Bower
Lannie Myers
Glendohtor
Hubert Hoffman
Adelaide Bower
Bowman
Grace Menterr
Ruth Gladhill
Stanley Mentzer
Beaman
Percy Cosey
Dunise Divister
John Hanzholt
Golf Champs Crowned At Oak Ridge Junior League
The Oak Ridge Golf Center hosted the Club Championship final rounds. George Kunz and Mrs. Jeanette Kepler won the men’s and women’s titles amid four flight match play, with Kepler defeating Chris Murdone 1 up in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Kelly
Dally Mall
Oak Ridge Golf Center
George Kunz
Jeanette Kepler
Kunawar Tle
Die Bayer
Tail Whitmore
Ken McDowell
Steve Jone
Gus Roger
Keplar
Chris Hurd
Byend
Aid Vantiers
Pete Wakenight
Ower
Miele Gourse
Wakenight
Ridge
Jermin Bishop
Pat Roger
Oak Ridge
Jim Hecher
Canter
Oak Ridge Club
Joe di
Jeff
Beaver Creek Pro’s Trophy Tourney Carded At Beaver Creek
OCU professional Renae Shanbury will present the trophy at Beaver Creek Country Club. Amateurs from Beaver Creek expected to compete in two day event with no entry fee, medal play rounds on Saturday or Sunday, and a fall handicap journey leading to a winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Cevek
Cork
Renae Shanbury
OCU
Yeaver Cmek
Stansbury
Alibi Club Listens To Lasers In Dallas
The Alibi Club in Dallas plans weekly laser discussions during football season at the Dallas Athletic Club. About 150 members will meet each Wednesday, with Coach Hayden Bry of Southern Methodist University involved. the group aims to boost tactical talk and alibi debate, though specifics remain murky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
George i Lee
DAC
Cubs
Hayden Bry
Southern Methodist University
Mwe
Dodgers edge Cardinals to extend NL lead to two games
Yesterday's Stars reports a 3-1 Dodgers win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Johnny Podres worked eight innings and Ron Perranoski closed with a perfect ninth as Los Angeles extended its NL lead to two games. Willie Davis and Duke Snyder provided key hits in the late inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Johnny Podres
Ron Ferranoski
Dodgers
Cardinals
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Podres
Perranoski
Willie
Davis
Dodg
Deove
Ister
Eagles Player Burroughs Suspended After Onfield Incident
Philadelphia defensive back Burroughs faces a one game suspension without pay after gripping an official and shoving him during a dispute over a fumble call in the Steelers game. Rozelle announced the action citing the espoused aim to preserve order, with Burroughs apologizing and team officials lamenting the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rozetta
Burroughs
Ram
Dan Tela
Hessing
Iran
Eagles
Lawker
Will Downes
Eka
Steelers
Ed Brown
Preston
Carpenter
Jimmy Carr
Buroroughs
Sonny
Pater Niety
Ed Hogan
Hagan
Burrough
Sally Ward In Fine Performance At Gotham Handicap
Hagerstown athlete Sally Ward, running for the Frederick Track Club, delivered a notable Gotham Handicap showing at Victory Field on Manhattan Island. Ward won the 440 yard relay leg, placed fourth in the main event, with the Frederick club planning a later New York appearance for the Eastern State Championship and a charity pony trot proceeds funding new track facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Sally Ward
Frederick
New Nork
Victory Field
Handall’s Island
Sally
Bread Iump
Miss Ward
New York
Marsland Traders Association
Mountain View Raceway
Player of Week Honored at Helena High School
Gerald Jumper of Central High School in Helena Arkansas wins the first Player of the Week award from the Amod Alonzo Stags Foundation. The Washington based group recognizes standout football players from area high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Prancisco
Gerald
Central High
Helena
Ark
Amod Alonzo Stags
Machen Stops Wilson In Sixth Round Comeback
Eddie Machen Beverly Hills heavyweight scored a 2:19 sixth round knockout of Ollie Wilson of Miami in Santa Monica. Machen, aiming for a Clay bout and Liston rematch, fought aggressively despite a long layoff and nervous prefight nerves. Wilson stood toe to toe before Machen finished with a knockdown and knockout count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Madiion
Iue
Ollie Wilson
Miami
Fla
Machen
Wilson
Beverly Hills
Wabile Minskoff
Ythine T
Alonzo Fica
Pittsburgh
Calif
Ididie Machen
Mimi
Fin
Philadelphia
Len Matthews
D. Bilis
Trenton
Johnson
Beatonson McNealey
Rington
Mass
Earl Machen
Kennet Square
Clay
Liston
Seattle
Martett
Simmy Wilson
Phillies pick Dodgers in poll on NL pennant
Philadelphia poll results show the Dodgers favored to win the National League pennant this year. Cardinals are mentioned as a potential challenger in the same speculative context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles Dodges
Lou
Cardinals
Colts Tackle 49ers Sunday To Open Tough Road Trip
Colts face the San Francisco 49ers in a Sunday road game as they start a three game sequence on the West Coast. Coach Don Shula said most regulars should be ready after injuries, with backfield and defensive players monitored. Baltimore will emphasize pass defense and a stronger front line to pressure the 49ers, while aiming to improve after last week’s rain soaked opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Clemson
Oklahoma
Norman
Roger Staubach
Navy
West Virginia
Northwestern
Missouri
Kansis
Texas Christian
Jayhawks
Florida Sue
George Mira
Miami
Florida
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Oregon
UCLA
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Georgia
Crimson
Wally Hulls
Colts
49Ers
New York
Red Hickey
San Francisco
Fional
Lenny
Rime
Maore
Bobby Boyd
Unae
Green Bay
Chicago
Kozar Stadium
Baltimore
Brodie
Tietto
J.D
Smith
Steeds
Unitas
Smith Biy
Rook
Inti
Jonny Mackey
Jimmy Ore
Tory
J. W. Lockett
West Coast
Tom Mathe
Lockett
the Chilis
Giants
Don Shula
Tront
Youngsters Signing Up This Week
The Hagerstown Junior Bowling League enters its ninth season with registration for the 1963-64 campaign under way through Saturday September 21. open to all boys and girls ages 11 to 18 in Mungerstown and Washington County. registration at Laws Meadow Bowl Southside Bowl or Deal Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frank Turner
Mungerstown
Washington Coun Ty
Laws
Meadow Bowl
Southside
Nestlonal Duckpin Congress
Yough Bowling Association
Bowling Proprietors' Association of America
Turner
Terry Little
Raymound Turner
Lea Charles Town
W. Va
Annention Iorkay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tal
Tommy Nugent
Ele
Maryland
Tad Jones
Yale
Cara
Jones
Cays
Oul
Ini
Palmer
Dunedin
Arnald Falmer
Professional Golfers’ Association
Jack Nicklaus
Juilis Baros
Tony Lema
Gary Pingjer
Mi Lena Baseball Ebict
Lthie
City
Spokane
GolfChamps
Joe Kunz
Mrs. Kepler
Gus Boyer
Beaver Creek
Alibi Club
Ghove
Rom Peta Wakenight
Downsville
Chris Hart
Charles Burr
Eagle
Eddie Machen
Kayo
Phils
Ald Smith
Big Issue Davids
Wwe Come Now
Davidson
Ray
Cinlacrelia
Irish Soldier
Rockville
Miss Visitor
Jand
Shenandoah Downs
Fleet Turn
Riverbrook
Shenandoah
Edward
Auperica
Dan McKay
Allstate
Tod
TANCE
Lim
Kendie Wink Allstate