Frederick Redskins Rout Annapolis in Midget Football
The Frederick Redskins defeated Annapolis 10 to 3 at McCurdy Field, dominating all game periods. Scorers included Dave Yontz Jackie Gaither Phil Blundell Jeff Freeland and Ren Hart with Yontz adding the only extra point. The league's next meeting is December 12 at 7:30 PM at Rosedale Field House.
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Lions pull stunning 65-yard winner to beat Colts
Detroit Lions mount a dramatic 65-yard drive ending with a last play touchdown to beat the Baltimore Colts 20 to 15. Earl Morrall throws two scoring passes as Jim Gibbons reaches the end zone on a final sequence. Unitas throws three interceptions and loses the lead in a hard fought NFL clash. Attendance 57,808.
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College Cage Results Across Regions From Saturday Action
AP roundup reports numerous college basketball results with East area games including Canisius over Bowling Green 70 52 and Penn State 63 over Purdue 59. Other scores feature Navy over Pitt 69 Princeton 69 over Lafayette 50 and St Bonaventure 92 over Murray Kentucky.
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Local Y Swimmers Excel in Opening Meet Against Chambersburg
Frederick Y swim teams span six of eight age groups in a solid opener with Chambersburg. Girls won cadet prep and senior divisions while juniors dropped a five year prohibition. Records fell as Mary Ellen Hitschien set a pool mark. prep duo and senior squads blocked, diving, relays to clinch victories.
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College cage season beginning promises year of surprises
College basketball opens with Utah, Kentucky, West Virginia under early pressure. Utah drops to 0-2 after losses to Loyola and Stanford. Kentucky falls to Florida State after a win over Virginia Military. West Virginia edges William and Mary in overtime as Jerry West sits out. Davidson beats Wake Forest. Kansas State edges Texas A&M. Ohio State idle after an 8-4 start.
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Green Bay Packers Tie for Lead With Bears Rout
Halfback Paul Hornung scored 23 points to set an NFL season scoring mark as the Green Bay Packers crushed the Chicago Bears 41 to 13. He contributed two touchdowns, two field goals and five extra points to surpass Don Hutson’s previous 138 season total. Hutson’s mark came in a single game. Hornung has two games remaining in the season.
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Opening weekend deer season yields 156 bucks in Frederick County
Frederick County hunters killed 156 deer on opening day with two arrests for gun case offenses. The largest buck, a 153 pound 9 point, was shot by Stanley Harbaugh Cullen. Wardens note many hunters went to the Eastern Shore and neighboring counties while others remained local.
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Lions Rally Ends Colts Comeback At 20 15
In Baltimore a crowd of 57 808 flooded the field as Lenny Moore’s 14 33 touchdown put the Colts up 14 13. Earl Morrall hit Jim Gibbons on a 63 yard game winning pass with 0:00 remaining, Jim Martin adds the extra point to seal a 20 15 Lions victory.
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Eagles Clinch Eastern Title Over Cardinals
The Philadelphia Eagles clinched their first division title in years by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 20 to 6. Norm Van Brocklin threw two TD passes and Bobby Walston added two field goals and two extra points to seal the win and elevate the club to a nine game winning streak after an early loss to Cleveland.
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Tar Heels Open Cage Year At Home Monday
North Carolina, a power in the ACC, opens its season at home Monday night against LSU which lost to Duke 80 74 in overtime. Duke benefited from Johnny Frye free throws and Art Herman overtime baskets. Davidson upset Wake Forest, NC State beat George Washington, Maryland topped Virginia, Clemson fell to Kent State, and South Carolina hosts Furman on Monday.
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Baseball Expansion Tops Coming Meetings to Solve League Split
American League expansion to ten clubs including Los Angeles in 1961 drives a series of meetings led by Commissioner Ford Frick. Key issues include Rule I consent, potential payments to Los Angeles and venue plans at Wrigley Field, with owners to hear proposals from Cronin Giles and Walter O Malley amid efforts to reach a fair amendment.
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