Frederick and Allegany clash in Cumberland Valley tilt
In the lone Cumberland Valley Athletic League game of the weekend Frederick High meets Allegany at McCurdy Field at 8:30. Allegany seeks rebound after a 21-0 loss to La Salle as Cadets aim to salvage a season, with fans and band on hand for the finale at home.
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Walkersville and Middletown Soccer Battle in Mud
Walkersville and Middletown high school soccer teams dueled in heavy mud with Walkersville rallying for a 3 2 victory. Dick Smith and Kenny Wisner scored for the Lions while Smith added the lone Valley goal in the second period. The win keeps Walkersville title hopes alive after an earlier loss to Brunswick.
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Saturday Scholastic League matchups and notes
A crowded slate lists Maryland and nearby state games with Carver versus Suitland, Bladensburg versus Elkton, Westminster at Fort Hall, and more across Bel Air Annapolis Cambridge and Laurel. Also notes New York Giants activity returning Bill Austin to active roster and Jack Spinks placed on injured reserve after four-game absence.
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Maryland Terrapins Close Indoor Practice Before Kentucky Game
In College Park on November 2 the Terps could not practice in full scrimmage or on the Armory floor due to rain and redecorating for Homecoming. Coach Bud Millikan moved players to a different court while Coach Tommy Mont plans an outside workout tomorrow to improve pass defense.
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Navy Notre Dame Sellout Draws Major Hype In Baltimore
Navy and Notre Dame fans packed the 57 773 capacity in Baltimore for the upcoming clash as Charles Callahan highlighted the sellout and the teams’ uneven schedules. Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz and publicist John Cox dodged specifics while signaling readiness.
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Midget Football Opener Called Off By Weather
A late Thursday cloudburst flooded Mc Curdy Field forcing the Pop Warner Midget Football League to postpone the opening game. President Preston Best announced a Saturday 7 p m reschedule under lights at Mc Curdy Field with final workouts set for 1 p m at Baker Park.
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Talent On Coast Despite Clampdown In All America Race
The Pacific Coast yields top All America candidates like Paul Wiggin and Joe Walton while East contenders gain depth as the conference crackdowns, with standouts including Kim Parker Esker Harris Jim Matheny John Nisby Art Johnson Sam Valentine Ed Bailey Stan Slater Mike Flynn Lou Lovely Jack Davis Walt Broke and others.
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Colts President Sees Officials Blameless Yet Flawed
Baltimore officials and NFL owners rail at officiating after Sundays games. Kellett criticizes a Green Bay call as ridiculous while noting officials are human and should be held partially accountable. Paul Brown sides with officials as he comments from Cleveland.
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Batavia Pace at Yonkers Raceway Highlighted Race
Tonight at Yonkers Raceway Batavia Pace features Techabod Crain as favorite at 3.50 for 2 dollars. Snipe Reward, driven by Paul Vinard, makes a strong bid as Ichabod Crain outsprints rivals and Ichabod Crain clocks 2 12 5 mile on slow track. Kenneth Truax and Sanders Russell rally to third.
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Americans Win Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry 1956
The 1956 physics award goes to William Shockley John Bardeen and Walter Brattain for the transistor breakthrough at Bell Labs. Murray Hill and the British and Russian winners share the chemistry prize for chain reaction chemistry that underpins plastics and later atomic research.
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Traffic Deaths Rising in Record Pace in United States
In Chicago the National Safety Council reports traffic deaths climbing at record speed. Council President Ned H Dear Jr. says this is the darkest year in traffic accident prevention. September toll reached 3 690, the highest month yet this year.
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Council launches Back the Attack to curb rising road deaths
Dearborn reports a rise in road fatalities this year with nine month totals up 8 percent from last year and a projected full year near a 1941 record. The city will mobilize all resources in a Back the Attack campaign starting in December to curb deaths as travel increases. Road death rate for seven months stood at 6 per 100 million miles, up from 5.8 last year.
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