Pittsburgh Sees Unit Rejected Amid Turbulent Debates
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Lyle Wins Unanimous Decision Over Middleton in Baltimore
Lyle of Denver the No 8 Wide ARRed earned a unanimous decision over Larry Middleton of Butler in a scheduled bout. Middleton, now 20 4 1, had not boxed since a loss to Lyle earlier and was cut on the nose during the bout causing a brief interruption for drainage. Referee Lew Esken and judge Benny Glickstein scored the bout.
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Middletown Leads District Cross Country Title Defense
Middletown defends its state Class C title as District 1 cross country action unfolds at Williamsport. Beall Williamsport and Catoctin Frederick join the field with Middletown’s Shafer Stevens and Peal favored to medal and advance to the Nov 10 state tournament at College Park.
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Area Man Wins Jousting Title
Mike Wirts of Petersville captured the National Jousting Championship at the Washington Monument Grounds in Washington DC on October 14. Leon Enfield and Wayne Tucker of Frederick County finished second and third. Enfield had won the Maryland state title October 6 at Perry Hall. Virts is the youngest champion, age years, with seven years of jousting, and was Maryland state champion last year. He began riding in 1967 at age 14 and farms Holstein cattle with his father near Petersville. He was active in 4-H Horse and Pony for ten years with two trained horses.
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Washington Monument Grounds
Washington, D.C
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Knoxville
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Jefferson
Enfield
Minomh
Maryland
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Virts
Tucker
Bobby Enfield
Washington
Mike Virts
Frederick County
Frederick Begins Defense Of State Golf Title Today
Frederick High School defends its state golf crown on the 6700 yard University of Maryland course. Sixteen teams play first 18 holes today and a final 18 tomorrow with Cadet coach Ken Palmer noting stiffer statewide competition. Last year Frederick upset Magruder to claim the title and enter finals with a 101-1 record.
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University of Maryland
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Local Outsider Duel Tops Tri-State Futurity at Charles Town
The 93rd Tri State Futurity headlines a showdown between Holling Stock bred by Dr. Christopher Szego and Christopher K, an outsider trained by Al Rooney. Christopher K surged after a 20-length prep win, while Holling Stock, undefeated in three starts, debuts strong in early September and aims to dethrone the local favorite.
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Tri State
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Ali Denies Rumors Of Jaw Break in Malaysia Exhibition
Muhammad Ali dismissed claims his jaw was broken again after an exhibition in Kuala Lumpur. He insisted the jaw was fine and said an X ray would settle the issue, as boxing officials and doctors examined him at a news conference.
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Raiabi
Ali
New York State Athletic Commission
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Madison Square Garden Boxing, Inc
Ken Norton
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Frederick Cadets Basketball Faces Scheduling Turmoil
Frederick High gains West Frederick gym for home games while Middletown and Catoctin navigate new facilities and court delays. Catoctin basketball faces possible season disruption from Kuhn dismissal and state realignment impacts, with Frederick seeking substitute opponents as teams adjust schedules and venues.
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Brooks
Frederick High Gym
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FSK Tops Linganore in Final Lancers Soccer Game
FSK defeated Linganore 5-2 in the season finale as Alan Myers scored on a first half penalty and Jay Grooms added a second half goal. FSK had 17 shots to Linganore’s 16, and Linganore finished the season 4-8.
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Linganore
Lancers
Alan Myers
Jay Grooms
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