Frederick Overcomes Overlea to Open Season 70-63
Frederick Cadets lead 35-26 at halftime and 55-38 late before Overlea in foul trouble rallies. Lou Bruchey tops Frederick with 21 points, Jim Trout adds 14 rebounds, and Mayne chips in 12 as Frederick holds on 70-63. Junior varsity Frederick wins 40-32. next up home vs Dover.
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Frederick
Cadets
Jim Trout
al Mayne
Jim Hall
Baltimore County
Lou Bruchey
Bruchey
Hall
Mayne
Trout
Ronnie Hart
Andover High School
Poletynski
Rhoderick
Marshall
Brachey
Bowman
Markey
Shannahan
Bartos
Buckless
Sewell
O'Brien
Overlea
Overiea
Thurmont overpower Taneytown 86 37 in boys game
Thurmont led 43 16 at half and dominated Taneytown with five players in double figures. Gary Shapiro scored 25 for Thurmont as Reid Gigeous and Shapiro paced the attack. Taneytown’s Tony Gartell led visitors with 19 in the loss.
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Taneytown
Thurmont
Mountaineers
Gary Shapiro
Mike Stite- Ty
Tony Gartell
Tanetown
Thurmont Taney Town
Reid
Gig
Baultzell
Knouse Aos Shapiro
Sherb
Free
Belt
Benchott
Laird
Duncan
Howarth
Engler
Dayholf of Smith
Glass
Thurman
Liners Win 56 23 Over Maryland School for the Deaf
Emmitsburg led 33 23 by third period and closed with strong defense to beat MSD 56 23. Harner and Eyler sparked outside shooting as MSD was shut out in the fourth. JV victory 45 30 with Tally scoring 22 for Emmitsburg and Wright 20 for MSD.
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Emmitsburg
Harry Harner
Gene Eyler
Maryland School For
Orioles
Tally
Wright
Emmitssurg
Eyler
Lancers Defeat Alumni 66 to 55 In Singapore Arena
Richard Horman led the Lancers with 23 points as they beat the Alumni 66 55. The Lancers opened 32 19 after the second period, while Alumni leaders Wilbur Henderson with 18 and Richard Hemp with 16 also paced the teams. In the preliminary Optimist Club Junior beat the JV 72 37 with Jeff Freeland scoring 22.
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Central
Singapore
Richard Horman
Lancers
Wilbur Henderson
Richard Hemp
Jv’s
Jeff Freeland
Lingapore
Gft
H. Free
J White
M. Free
McGullife
Herman WO
Cook
Gardner
O Hemp
Jordan
Henderson
Reese
Tata
Linganere
Afemal
Angels Acquire Adcock and Skowron in Major Deals
Baseball moves cap the day as Joe Adcock leaves Cleveland for Los Angeles to join the Angels in a Wagner Wagner deal and Bill Moose Skowron goes to the Senators from the Dodgers. The Angels plan to use Adcock as cleanup while Charlie Dees and Lee Thomas shift roles. Nuclear satellite launches and deer hunting notes cap the page with assorted sports and regional updates.
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Senators
Angels
Joe Reichler
LOS Angeles
Wheeler
International League
Joe Adcock
Bill
Moose) Skowren
Moose
Marv Breeding
Dodgers
Adcock
Indians
Billy Rigney
Rigney
Charlie Dees
Giants
Lee Thomas
Haney
Milwaukee
Braves
Guaranteed Used Cars Listing with Miscellaneous Models
A busy classified listing highlights several used cars including a 63 Ford Fairlane 2 door sedan and a 41 Pontiac Tempest 4 door. The ad references features such as heater and air conditioning, various trim notes, and ownership by local residents with brief condition hints and pricing fragments.
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Bocal Rector
Pontiac
Catalina M. T. A
Toe
Ro & H
Studebaker
Goodwill
Bonne
R.&h
ATR. &H
Chrysler
Bulldogs rely on Blanton to defeat Saints
Mt. Airy trailed early but Ray Blanton scored 42 points to lead the Bulldogs past St. John’s 69 to 61. John Tregoning contributed 20 for St. John’s, while Benny Orlando added 12 and Jim Miller 14 for Mt. Airy. St. John’s also beat Mt. Airy JV 61 to 42 with Rick Castrow and Phil Davis each scoring 13.
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MT. Airy
Ray Blanton
St. John’s
Bulldogs
John Tregoning
Benny Orlando
Jack Motter
Jim Miller
Blanton
St. Johns
Rick Castrow
Phil Davis
Mt. Airy Jv’s
Motter
Linton
Zaharoff
Clutter
Tregoning
Miller
Brust
Stanton Mt
Orlando
Scatto
Middletown Knocks Off Fairfield in 53-47 Comeback
Middletown flipped a 30-20 halftime deficit with a 23 point third quarter to defeat Fairfield 53-47. Bruce Frushour led Middletown with 14 points, Doug Martin and Ron Stevens added 11 each, while Howard Deterding scored 10. Fairfield's top scorer was Chronister with 24.
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Knights
Bruce Frushour
Middletown
Doug Martin
Ron Stevens
Howard
Martin
Chronister
Deterding
Wyatt
Keller A. Te Spence
Stevens
Totak
Farrfield
Clippers Rout Hershey 7-1 in AHL Show of Offense
Baltimore Clippers overwhelmed Hershey Bears 7-1 as Andre Gill yielded four goals in the first period and three more in the second. Harry Pidhirny opened scoring, with Ratelle and Labossiere contributing multiple goals, and Ed Ehrenwerth Guidolin and Labossiere adding late scores.
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Baltimore
Hershey
Andre Gill
Baltimore Clippers
Obituary notices for Edward Eckart and Barry Richardson in Maryland
Edward Eckart of Ellicott City Maryland, aged 79, longtime resident near Mink Farm Road, is listed in a local death notice. Frank Baker of Pasadena Maryland, age 110? No, 85? and 4 perhaps, with other details referencing Gambrill Park Road and Yellow Springs appear in the fragmentary notice.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Barry Richardson
Edgemont Rd
Yellow Springs
Ben’s
Esso
Thurmont
Richard H. Frock
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
H.A. Dowell
Baltimore
Five Forks
Homer Houston
Ruth Click
Taneytown
Tom’s Creek
Donald Wolfe
Lantz
Foxville
John V. Shorb
High Bridge
Snook’s
Lewistown
John Masser
White Rock
Vilson Norris
Rockville
Harney
William Poole
Greenbelt
Spike
Victor Masser
Holly Hill
Joseph Koppleman
Catoctin Furnace
David R. Snedden
Gaithersburg
Robert Lee Mann
Darascus
William Fisher
Edward Eckart
Ellicott
Mink Farm
Frank Baker
Pasadena
Gambrill Park
Barry D. Richardson
Damascus Wins Opener 61 55 Over Gaithersburg
Damascus led 33 30 at halftime then held off Gaithersburg 61 55 as Wayne Randolph scored 22 points. Gaithersburg rallied for 17 in the final period but could not overcome Damascus, which also won the JV contest 41 39.
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Damascus
Wayne Randolph
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg Damascus
Randolph
Darnell
Himes
Beal
Burdette
Seaquist
McAlister
Crown
Beall
LeBaron and Howton Retire From Football
Dallas AP LeBaron and Howton announce retirement from the Cowboys at age 33 after 11 seasons. They will play their last home game against Pittsburgh in the Cotton Bowl and finish at St Louis December 15. Howton ends as the NFL career leader in receptions and yards.
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Eddie LeBaron
Bill Howton
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
LeBaron
Howton
Cowboys
Pittsburgh Steelers
St. Louis
Rams Could Be Spoilers Today Against Bays
Green Bay faces the Los Angeles Rams in a pivotal NFL clash with the Packers trailing Chicago by a half game in the Western Division race. The Rams seek to spoil Green Bay’s playoff hopes as they aim to upset the defending champions on a nationally televised weekend slate. Key Packers players Tom Moore is injured and Ray Nitschke is sidelined with a broken forearm, worsening Green Bay’s chances.
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Chicago
Rams
Packers
Detroit Lions
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
San Francisco
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Redskins
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Minnesota
Baltimore
Tom Moore
Ray Nitschke
Important Day for AFL Sees Chargers Oilers Patriots in Key Games
The San Diego Chargers 9-2 aim to clinch the Western Division by beating the Oakland Raiders in Oakland. The Houston Oilers 6-5 meet the Boston Patriots 6-5-1 in Houston, where a win would boost Houston toward its fourth straight Eastern Division title.
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Robert Moore
Associated Press
San Diego Chargers
Houston Oilers
Boston Patriots
Chargers
Oakland Raiders
Oakland
Raiders
Oilers
Patriots
Houston
Boston
LeBaron's Pro Career Stats Highlight Cowboys Quarterback
LeBaron, once deemed too small for pro football at 5 foot 7 and 165 pounds, logged 12 078 career rushing yards on 864 completions in 1 731 attempts with 100 touchdowns. This season he serves as the Cowboys No 2 quarterback behind Don Meredith, compiling 32 completions in 59 attempts for three touchdowns.
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Close
LeBaron
Don Meredith
Patriots near title as Parilli’s men chase Oilers
The article notes the New England Patriots eyeing a potential title as they close the gap on the Houston Oilers, needing one win or an Oilers defeat. Houston faces San Diego on Dec. 15 as revenge motives shape Sunday games. Denver and New York also play pivotal Western and Eastern matchups. NBA results include Boston beating Cincinnati 112 to 107 and Detroit defeating St. Louis 112 to 108.
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Babe Parilli
Oilers
Patriots
Houston
San Diego
Denver
Chiefs
Kansas City
New York
Buffalo
NBA
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
St. Louis
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New Market, Md
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East Patrick St
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Chevrolet OK
West South St. Frederick, MD
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the Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick St
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