Douglas idle as regional grid action moves forward
James Wood, Handley, Clarke County and Elkton clash in a weekend slate with James Wood edging Elkton and Handley upset by Harrisonburg. Clarke County faces Berkley Springs while Douglas remains idle awaiting upcoming schedules. Shepherd College hosts Frostburg in a 2 pm showdown at Shepherdstown.
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Charlie Tait
James Wood
Elkton
Douglas
Burley
Charlottesville
Handley
Harrisonburg
Clarke ‘County
Strasburg
Onels
Ellis
Elks
Colonels
Teddy Reed
Clarke County
Berryville
Berkeley Springs
Bulldogs
Shepherd College
Rams
Frostburg
Shepherdstown
Jesse Rigleman
Eigbt
Eddie Erdelatz Fired After Two Big Defeats
Oakland Raiders dismiss coach Eddie Erdelatz after 55-0 and 44-0 losses to Houston and San Diego in league openers. Marty Feldman named interim head coach as the club, credited with a rough start, expects to face Dallas next. Erdelatz, a Navy former winner, had resigned as Naval Academy coach in 1958.
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Oakland
Calif
Eddie Erdelatz
Oakland Raiders
Houston
San Diego
Eddie
Raider
Marty Feldman
Erdelatz
Navy
Joe
Raiders
Feldman
George Fleming
Washington
Monday Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games
Results show Chicago 5 Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 2 Pittsburgh 8 St. Louis 6. Today Milwaukee at San Francisco and Chicago at Los Angeles headline the schedule with two twi night games in the mix.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Sanfrancisco
W. L. Pet. G.B
New York
Baltimore
Cleveland
Bostorennsee
Minnesota
Washington
G.B. Cincinnati Peees
Psi Pre Dees
Chicago Philadelphia
House passes NFL TV contract bill to bypass antitrust block
The House approved a bill allowing league-wide TV contracts for the NFL and other major leagues to sidestep antitrust rules. Supporters say strong teams would fund weaker ones, while opponents worry fewer broadcasts would result. The measure now moves to the Senate for review.
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Washington
House
Senate
National Football League
NFL
Philadelphia
CBS
American Football League
ABC
National Association of Broadcasters
House Judiciary Committee
Major League Leaders List by Team and Stat
The data shows leaders in several AL and MLB categories. Cash and Kaline shine for Detroit in doubles, Wood tops triples, Maris and Mantle lead home runs, Aparicio and Howser pace stolen bases, Ford and Terry top wins and decisions, Pascual and Ford lead strikeouts in pitching.
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Cash
Detroit
Kubek
New York
Kaline
Wood
Lumpe
Kansas City
Keough
Washington
Maris
Mantle
Aparicio
Chicago
Howser
Ford
Terry
Pascual
Minnesota
Baseball leaders and award leaders from 1963 season
Batting leaders include Clemente of Pittsburgh at .343 with 197 hits and Pinson of Cincinnati at 198. Cepeda leads RBI with 129 and Cepeda also tops homers with 41 as Mays has 38. Mays scores 119 runs with Robinson 111. Wills steals 34 and Pinson 22. Pitching leaders show Padres with 185 decisions and .783 win rate, Miller 134 decisions and .765, Koufax 244 strikeouts and Williams 188.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Robinson
Cepeda
Aaron
Milwaukee
Altman
Chicago
Boyer
White
St. Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
Padres
Miller
Koufax
Williams
Minor League Standings Show Rochester Lead In Series
The Associated Press reports International League final Rochester 5 Buffalo 4 in 11 innings giving Rochester a 1-0 series lead. American Association Louisville 4 Houston 3 as Louisville takes a 2-0 series edge.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Louisville
Houston
Liner Removes Slot Machines as Passengers Show Little Interest
The Queen Mary took out twenty slot machines after an experiment failed to attract passengers. Cunard Line said there was no rush for them and they would have stayed for about three voyages to assess passenger reaction.
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Southampton
England
New York
Cunard Line
Boy asks for aid for Red Cross helper in storm tale
In Tribune Kansas Randy Brubb asks his mother for money. He explains the donation is for the man who helps during big storms, naming Red Cross as the helper and identifying him as Red Cross.
College Football Telecast Ban Considered by Senate
The proposal would ban pro football telecasts on Friday evenings and Saturdays when college games are typically played. Most NFL games air Sundays. If approved before adjournment, the measure would take effect in the 1962 season.
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Senate
Frederick Motor, Sealtest lead high duckpin night at Health Center
Frederick Motor Co. rolled 593, 633 and 639 for a 1865 season high as three teams surpassed 1850 totals in the Health Center Lanes. Sealtest and Peoples Cleaners split a scoring duel as Jack Jones posted a 437 series and Harold Buckner reached 417.
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Health Center
Sealtest- Peoples Cleaners
Frederick Motor
Sealtest
Peoples Cleaners
Jack Jones
Manmouth
Jones
Teddy Heoner
Harold Buckner
Lawrence Pope
Doug Conner
Charles Swartz
Bill Jones
Mickey McDonald
Johnny Spaid
Philip Grim
Allen Carter
Conner
Grim
Mixed Classic League Opens at North Side Lanes
The Mixed Classic League began at North Side Lanes with six teams. Lampton Insurance led by Jean Hovermale won 4–0 over Pickers, with Hovermale bowling 181 and 184 for a 545 series. Doors remain open for more teams and Sunday 7 p.m. signups.
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North Side Lanes
Jean Hovermale
Lampton Insurance
Pickers
Jean
North Side
Dodgers Start Rookie Pitcher Backfires Against Cubs
Dodgers used rookie Phil Ortega against slumping Chicago Cubs but an early deficit, plus two sixth inning homers by Don Zimmer and George Altman, doomed Los Angeles 5-3. Don Cardwell pitched eight scoreless frames after a rough first, while Chicago pulled away in the sixth to snap the Dodgers win streak and tighten Cincinnati’s pennant push.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Dodgers
Don Zimmer
George Altman
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Orlando Cepeda
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Johnny Podres
Phil Ortega
Ortega
Spokane
Cubs
Chicago
Don Cardwell
Cardwell
Maury Wills
Wally Moon
Duke Snider
Norm Larker
Ed Bouchee
Clour
Bill Williams
Ron Santo
Zimmer
Ernie Banks
Altman
San Francisco Boxer Marquez Outpoints Abeyta in 12
In San Francisco 118 pound contender Herman Marquez from Stockton outpointed Jimmy Abeyta 115 from Oakland over 12 rounds. In New York Harold Simmons from Westbury at 153 beat Gene Johns of New York in a 10 round decision.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Herman Marquez
Stockton
Calif
Jimmy Abeyta
Oakland
New York
Harold
Babe) Simmons
Westbury
N.Y
Gene Johns
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