Boyd named head track coach at George Washington High School
Merdy Boyd, ex Handley and Shepherd star, accepts Head Track Coach role at George Washington High in Alexandria and will assist football for the Presidents. Previously nine years at Waynesboro as assistant football coach and head track coach, Boyd was a co captain of Handley 1952 District 5 champions and earned All West Virginia Conference honors at Shepherd.
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Hilltoppers
West Virginia
Orioles Hold Hagerstown Tryout Camp June 20
The Baltimore Orioles stage a June 20 tryout at Municipal Stadium Hagerstown at 9 30 a m led by scout Walter Youse with assistants Paul McNeal Joe Price Buddy Zimmerman and Earl Drenning for ages 17 to 22. Players must supply glove and shoes and Legion players need coach or post commander permission. Shenandoah College hosts Pirates and Mets camps June 25 and 27 with Joe Consoli Syd Thrift Ron Christopher Bill Herring directing visits to Shence diamond.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Municipal Stadium
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Walter Youse
Maryland-Virginia
Paul McNeal
Joe Price
Buddy Zimmerman
Earl Drenning
American Legion
Shenandoah College
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Pirates
Joe Consoli
Syd Thrift
Shence
Mets
Ron Christopher
Bill Herring
Coaches pick biggest needs for 1960s NFL teams
Fifteen NFL coaches specify top personnel needs ahead of training camps. Key targets include offensive linemen pass defenders and depth players across offense and defense. Notable mentions cover tackles guards linebackers and defensive backs from teams such as the Falcons Colts Bears Browns Cowboys Lions Packers Rams Giants Steelers Eagles Cardinals 49ers Redskins.
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National Football League
North Hecker
Atlanta Falcons
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
George Halas
Chicao Bears
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Harry Gilmer
Detroit Lions
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay
George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Bill Austin
Pittsburgh Steelers
Joe Kuharick
Philadelphia Eagles
Charley Winner
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Christiansen
San Francisco 49Ers
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Eagles await Timmy Brown double with rookie Jim Todd
Philadelphia fans may see Timmy Brown twice as rookie halfback Jim Todd emerges from Ball State. Ball State coach Ray Louthen praises Todd's power and defensive strength while noting he may not match all of Timmy's offensive feats. Todd excelled in football basketball and track and even led his fraternity and Interfraternity Council. He aims to be a social worker.
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Phiadelphia
Timmy Brown
Jim Todd
Brown
Ball State
Muncie
Ind
Tim
Todd
Eagle
Ray Louthen
Timmy
Interfraternity Council
Team Title Up for Grabs In Annual NCAA Meet
Bruin disqualification in the 120 high hurdles costs UCLA first place and 10 points as Arizona’s Dale Frederick wins in 13.7 at Indiana’s venue. Bri gham Young leads the dark horses with 22 points as the 13 final winds down.
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Associated Press
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Brigham Young
Indian University
Ron Copeland
Arizona
Dale Frederick
Copeland
Jim Bush
Bruins
Darknessell
Bush
Southern California
Oregon
Vance Peterson
Occidental
Southern Illinois
Robin Coventry
Southern
Lou Hartzog
Ranedy Matson
Texas A&m
Gary Carlsen
Sim Iness
Nebraska
Charlie Greene
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Michigan State
Bob Steele
Freshesl College
Washington State
Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule
California at Kansas City and Baltimore at Boston headline Sunday's games. Monday features Minnesota at California and Cleveland at Washington. Today’s matches include Pittsburgh at Atlanta and New York at Cincinnati with several N and 2 indicators for schedule notes.
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Palmer Casper Tied At 137 In U S Open
At the Olympic Club in San Francisco Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper share 137 after two rounds in the 66th U S Open. Rookie Rives McBee tied the 18 hole record with 64 and John Miller led amateurs with 142 as heavy contenders faced a tough course.
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Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Olympic Club
Phil Rodgers
Rives McBee
Palmer
Casper
Arnie
Billy
Kyle Bure Iton
Ben Ho
Lakeside
Winchester Mobile Homes Top C S Bank In 5 1 Victory
Winchester Mobile Homes beat C S Bank 5 to 1 as Bill Jones held the leaders to seven hits. In the nightcap Farmers and Merchants Bank edged Shenandoah Bank 7 to 6 in a seesaw game. Wendell Dick and Dickie Longerbeam led Mobile Homes with two hits each. F and M's Doug Loy and Jerry Hannias starred at the plate.
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Winchester Mobile Homes
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Shenandoah Bank
Bill Jones
Wendell Dick
Dickie Longerbeam
Jim Wiltshire
Randy Anders
J. Bowers
C &S
Frank Simons
Jerry Fink
Cliff Peacher
Bobby Orndorff
Jimmy ‘Omps
Jess Donald
Jimmy Hockman
Shenvabankers
Doug Loy
Jerry Hannias
Jimmy Omps
McCovey Delivers Tie Breaking Homer For Giants
Willie McCovey hit a tying three run homer in the eighth as San Francisco beat Los Angeles 4-1. Perry allowed seven hits in a rough outing marking his first game since an ankle injury while McCovey boosted the Giants’ NL lead and six game win streak.
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Willie McCovey
Gaylord Perry
McCovey
Perry
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Giants
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Tony Taylor
Phillies
Hal Woodeshick
Rich Allen
John Callison
Allen
Eddie Bressoud
Mets
Hank Fischer
Fischer
Atlanta
Bressaud
Reds
New York
Ron Hunt
Bob Shaw
Leaders after 36 holes in the U S Open Golf Tourney
Billy Casper leads with 137 after 36 holes followed by Phil Rodgers and Rayes McBee tied at 140. Jack Nicklaus futures at 142 while a field of pros and amateurs including John Miller Kel Nagle Jud Boros and Dave Hill sit within reach. Walter Blum achieves three straight Colonial Handicap wins at Garden State Park including Myrtle's Jet Venomous.
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Billy Casper
Phil Rodgers
Rlves McBee
Jack Nicklaus
A John Miller
Kel Nagle
Juds Boros
Dave Hill
Bob Goalby
al Mengert
Walter Blum
Garden State Park
Myrtle
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