Campers Edge Cadets In Close 13-12 Thriller
Allegany Campers beat Frederick High 13-12 at McCurdy Field in a tense game. Key plays included a Campers fumble recovery, two blocked extra points, and late Allegany drives but Frederick could not complete the upset. Wayne Geisbert and Dick Floyd stood out for Frederick. Miller and Shook scored for Allegany.
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Eck
Frederick High School
Alleram
McCurdy Field
Frederick
Earl
Allegany
Miller
Allison
Wayne Geisbert
Aith
Ken Wilbourne
Dick Floyd
Geisbert
Dick Mar- Rex
Chis
Floyd
Castleman Floyd
Wayne
Floyd Getbert
Mount Cagers Open Dec 2 in Memorial Gym
Mount Cagers led by coach Jimy Phelan plan a 25 game schedule starting December 2 against Steubenville College in Memorial Gym. Mountaineers, 16-9 last season, face 12 Mason-Dixon conference games with seven on the road and include matches with Hofstra, Adelphi, and a Quantico Marines cast in December.
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Jimy Phelan
Mount 51
Marr
College Cagers
Steubenville College
Memorial Gymnasium
Mountaineer
Mountaineers
Mason-Dixon
Phelan
Hofstra
Adelphi
New York
Loyola College
Marines
Sullivan
Quantico “Marines
Jack Sullivan
St. Francis of
Mike Callahas
Dave Samuels
Dennis Barry
Ernie Cage
DeMatha High
John Thompson
Steubenville
Elizabethtown
Georgetown
Dan
Roanoke
Hampden- Sidney
Western Maryland
Belmont Abbey
Quantico
St. Vincent
Scholastic football results from Friday and Saturday games
Friday games featured Maryland area results with Calvert Hall 42 McDonagh City College 15 Dunbar 14 Bel Air 7 Annapolis 0 Allegany Cumberland 13 Frederick 12 Winchester 40 Park Heg 3 East Harrisburg Pa Central Dauphin 60 North Hagerstown 0 Cumberland Fort Hill 34 Hancock 13 Beall Frostburg 6 Charlown tie Annapolis 14 Cardoz Washington 12 Sherwood 19 Laurel 7 Northwestern 27 Oxon Hill High Point 9 Bladensburg 7 Lackey Surratisville 0 Gaithersburg 7 Montgomery 6 Baltimore Loyola 27 Gilman Southern 25 Douglass 6 Westminister 28 Hanover 7 Havre de Grace 47 Edgewood Delaware Bridgeville 7 Rehoboth Beach tie Lewes 20 Delmar 0 Harrington 28 John M Clark Dagsboro 6 Saturday games include Laurel Del at Aberdeen, Lothian Southern at Howard Patterson vs Forest Park, Bethesda at Wheaton Montgomery Blair at Wak Johnson, Suitland at Northwood.SPORTSMEN MEET The Mt Quirak Rod and Gun Club held its monthly meeting. The club discussed purchasing an electronic fox caller to deter predators. A nominating committee was formed for next election. Walter reported on feeding-station progress and plans for feeders. Arthur B D Gernand of Thurmont was nominated as a member. New York Hogan Bassey defeated Carmelo Cos i Catoctin Mountain Park speaker discussed deer herd conditions. Refreshments served. San Diego Pelon Cer j Vantes outpointed Trish Noel Humphries. Melbourne Clive Stewart outpointed Al Williams.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Calvert Hall
McDonagh City College
Dunbar
Bel Air
Annapolis
Allegany
Cumberland
Fredrick
Winchester
War Handler
Park Heg
Harrisburg -Pa
Dauphin
North Hagerstown
Cumberland Fort Hill
Fancock
Beall
Frostburg
Charl
Bates
Cardoz
Washington
Sherwood
Laurel
Northwestern
Oxon Hill
High
Lothian Southern
Howard
Mt. Quirak
Sabillasville
Claude Corl
Law
Rence Walter
Glenn Gaver
Walter
Arthur BD
Gernand
Thurmont
Associated
Pelon Cerj
Vantes
Mexicali
Mexico
Trish Noel Humphries
San Diego
Melbourne
Clive Stewart
Australia
al Willams
Los Angeles
Fight Results KILLED AT LaVALE CUMBERLAND AP report
Ronald K Wingard 36 of Johnstown Pa was killed when his car crashed into a utility pole in Cumberland. Wingard owned Wingard Construction Co at South Carolina Marchand La Vale. The accident occurred Johns Hopkins Randolph Ma at 5 20 am. He was pronounced dead ten minutes later. An X ray image amplifier capable of viewing an image 350 times brighter than a fluorescent screen has been developed.
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Lavale Cumberland
Ronald’ K. Wingard
Johnstown
Cary
Notre Dame
Navy
Balti
Wingard
Wingard Ore Construction Co
South Carolina
Marchand
la Vale
Johns Hopkins
Randolph-Ma
Bassey Defeats Costa For Featherweight Title
World featherweight champion Bassey defeated Carmelo Costa by a unanimous 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. Bassey, 127 pounds, won with a solid late knockdown and led all three judges, while his manager George Biddles lay ill in hospital. The fight drew about 2,500 paid and 6,000 viewers, with future plans uncertain due to Biddles condition.
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New York
Hogan
Kai” Ba
Carmelo Costa
Costa
Bassey
Madison Square Garden
George Biddles
Leicester
England
Metropolitan Hospital
Biddles
Gease
Mones
Brooklyn
al Bert
Bert
Los Angeles
Jaguary
Davey Moore
Ricardo ‘Moreno
Leo Birnbaum
Berl
Bill Recht
MacPhail To Join Orioles Front Office
Reports claim Lee MacPhail, then Yankees director of personnel, has agreed to join the Baltimore Orioles in an executive role for about 36000 dollars with an announcement expected next week and full duties starting December 1.
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Baltimore
Lee MacPhail
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
New York
MacPhail
Orioles
Baltimore Sun
Yankees
Douglas Brown
the Sun
Yankee
Bill Walsingham
Public Sale of Frederick Residential Property in 1958
Public sale of valuable residential property in Frederick County. The trustee will offer the premises at 207 South Market Street Frederick City on Thursday November 6 1958 at 1 PM. The property fronts South Market Street 36 feet wide and is subject to a court decree. Terms require cash at day of sale and balance at transfer. Possession given on transfer with taxes and costs to purchaser. Auctioneers listed as W Thompson and R Bowlus.
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Frederick C
South Market Street
Fredenex
Notice of Estate Administration in Frederick County
Notice announces administration of the estate of CHARLES TREES FIROR in Frederick County Orphans Court. Executors ANSOM RO LEWIS and HOLDEN S FELTON request claims by a date. creditors to demand payment, with true copies and vouchers. Opened October 25, 1138, by HARRY D RADCLIFF, Register of Wills.
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Orghans
Frederick
Charles
Jessie I
Radcliff
Ormans’ Court
Freder
SH Lewis
Mary Ares Wang
Ansom
Lewis
Holden S
Felton
Felten Alforney
Harry D Radcliff
Cowal
Vintage Used Car Lots Offer Wide Ford Lineup
Crouse Motor Sales advertises a large stock of used vehicles including a Victoria demonstrator with 1,000 dollar savings, 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 sedans and convertibles, Ford F series pickups, and various 4 door sedans. Also listed are Chevrolet and Pontiac models with heater options and road-ready features. Open daily from 2 A.M. to close with inventory details and prices.
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Victoria
R&h
Ford Customs
Hsdra
Crh
R&a
Chevrolet
DODGE
Bowl Season Watch List Sets Stage For New Year
Prospective bowl teams eye crucial Saturday games shaping the Jan 1, 1959 board. LSU meets Ole Miss in Baton Rouge with Sugar Bowl hopes on the line, while Iowa seeks a Rose Bowl path by facing Michigan. Colorado meets Oklahoma in Boulder as Big Eight title or Orange Bowl bid looms, Pitt vs Syracuse tests Cotton or Sugar bids, and NBC TV viewers see Wisconsin tie with Michigan State.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Weir Loay
LSU
Wile Ole Miss
Mssissippi State
Michigan
Iowa
Hawks
Ohio State
Western
Colorado
Oklahoma
Boulder
Colo
Sooners
Soonrers
Miami
Texas Christian
Hice
Baylor
Pitt
Syracuse
Army
Michigan State
Cadets
Colgate
Wisconsin
NBC
Purdue
Ilinois
AF Academy
Okla
The
Air Force Academy
Laurel International Stakes at Laurel Race Track
Russian horses arrive for Laurel International Stakes to be run on the grass over a mile and a half on Veteran’s Day. Officials note snow in Moscow and pleasant Laurel weather as the two colts, who scored top wins in Russia, settle in.
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Laurel
Russia
Moscow
U.S
Allegany
Fort Hill
Cumberland
North Hagerstoun
T ‘Ams
College Scores Show Wide Eastball Mix Across Matches
AP reports scattered college football results with teams like Tulane defeating Texas Tech 27 to 0 and Vanderbilt over Miami Florida 28 to 0. Other games include New Mexico 21 Denver 15, Nebraska Wesleyan 7, and Concordia Nebraska 2.
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Associated Press
Tulane
Texas Tech
Vanderbilt
Miami
New Mexico
Denver
Nebraska Wesleyan
Concorda iNebe
Chadron
Peru
Sampson
Upper Iowa
Graceland
Drake
Kearney
Dana
Central O Kla
Bethany Kan
Friends
Colorado Mines
Idaho
Executors Sale of Baltimore Real Estate In Maryland
Public notice for an executor sale of real estate in Baltimore County Maryland. The property at 6 Wake Street Brupsatch and an adjacent lot at 10 David J Lowry in Frederick County are offered for sale Monday November 15 1533 by order of the Orphans Court. Terms require a $750 cash deposit, conveyancing expenses and revenue stamps paid by purchasers, possession at settlement, and adjustments for taxes and water rent. William S Lowry is the executor.
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Seunswich Masyland
Sirise
David S Levers
Coutts
Marland
perieYast
Sant Wil
Pubic
Waku Street
Brupsatch
Marmland
Bresswick
Frederick Coun
Maryiaes
Job A. Shiller
Sarah Vo Mader
David
Lowry
J. LS
Frederick
Orphans” Court
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News-Post
Nawver
Allegany Frederick
G. Shook
Brisbane
Ashley Cooper
Neale Fraser
Mervyn Rose
Cooper
Fraser
Queensland
Wal Anderson
Rod Laver
Anderson
Shook
Sneakt
F—Flord
Chapel Hill
N.C
Erase Esroq W
Thompson Aurrey iEmmert
R. Bowlus, Auctioneer
Crouse Motor Sales
Lawson Motor
Rambler
NEW Market
BUICK
Carlsbad
Ideal Garage Co
E. Patrick St
O.fly
Eas
Sportsgram
Stewart
Clive’ Stewart
Tiger) Williams
Williams
Melbourne Stadium
Oklahoma State
North Carolina
Tennessee
California
Oregon State
Gustavus Adelebus
St. Thomas
Minn
Dickinon
Ndt
Concordia
St. Johns
Wahpeton Science
Ellendale
Stevenes Point
Superior Wye
East Cental Okla
Jamestown
Goodwill
Plymouth
Renn Pontiac CO. & E
6Th St
Burall
Crele Shop
Atlantic
AERO
Out Bank
Frederick County
North Market St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
William 8. Lowry
Alton Bennett
Attormer Noll & Null
American Legion
Prospect Road
Mt. Airy
Marviand
Bover Insurance Agency
N. Court St
L. F. Winpigler
East 8Th ST
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