Frederick 13 year Babe Ruth team heads to Mid-Atlantic regionals
Confident 13 year old Babe Ruth All Stars from Frederick depart for the Mid-Atlantic Regionals in Beacon New York with coach Bob Roberson saying they believe they can win. They won the Maryland state championship with four straight wins and will open regional play Saturday at 4 p.m. against Pennsylvania at Memorial Field Beacon. Other Saturday games include Upstate New York vs Delaware and North New Jersey vs Beacon at 8 p.m. Sunday’s first round matches involve South New Jersey and Metro New York at 1 p.m. If Frederick wins their opener they would play Monday at 5:30 p.m. If they lose they are out.
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Graefe Qualifies for U S Amateur in Eastern Sectional
George Graefe finished third at the Chartwell Country Club in Severna Park with a 36 hole total of 146 earning a spot in the national U S Amateur to be held at James River Country Club in Richmond Virginia starting August 26. Graefe is the 20 year old son of Holly Hills golf pro Ed Graefe. Steve Smyers won the Sectionals with a 144 and Ed Malehorn of Pennsylvania was second. A total of 43 golfers competed in the Sectionals with three advancing to the nationals and about 3 000 nationwide vied for the 200 spots.
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Maryland Prods Young Terps For 1975 Opener
Maryland coach Jerry Claiborne faces an inexperienced lineup with seven starters and 30 lettermen back from a 15th ranked ACC title team. The defense loses key players, the offense reshuffles positions, and the secondary needs confidence as Maryland prepares for Villanova on September 6 at Byrd Stadium.
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Manges proves himself as Terp quarterback prospect
Fort Hill alumnus Mark Manges rises to Maryland football's top quarterback spot as a sophomore after a brief reserve spell. He faces competition from Larry Dick and Leon Harris while adjusting from Western Maryland high school play to a bigger program. Manges emphasizes passing work and recalls his Cumberland roots and family ties to Maryland.
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Touching All The Bases In The Limelight At Maryland
Former Fort Hill quarterback says fame has not changed how he is treated and that he must watch his habits more. He spent the latter part of the summer at Maryland taking classes and studying football films while preparing to excel in the ACC after tearing apart CVAL defenses.
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