Cadets host Martinsburg in pivotal homecoming clash
Frederick Cadets, coached by Jack Molesworth, rely on improvised plays as they close the season with two big games. A 26-20 win at Howard County showcased their ad hoc offense led by Jeff Freland, Willie Allen, and Terry Boyer. Martinsburg visits McCurdy Field for a decisive showdown amid renewed rivalry and a potential final home game.
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Howard County
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Willie Allen
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Willie
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Freland
Terry Boyer
Cadets
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Boonsboro
Westminster
Bulldogs
McCurdy
West Virginians
McCurdy Field
Mt Airy Gun Club Wins Trapshooting Title in Season Finale
Mt Airy Gun Club clinched the Heart of Mary land Trapshooting League crown as Harold Martz led with 275 of 300 targets. Final match ran Sunday in Sykesville with high scorers Lee Moser 274 and Jim Boone 271 amid strong showings from Mt Airy Glenwood Sykesville Potomac and Damascus clubs.
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Harold Martz
Mt. Airy Gun Club
Heart of Maryland
Mt. Airy
Sykesville
Lee Moser
Jim Boone
MT Airy
C Burtner
H Martz
Boone
P. Clay
Brown
N Butler
Ro Grimes
L Gosnell
G. Bidinger
H Picker
Almenesse Endures Goat Interference for Championship Loss
In Bergamo Italy Almenesse lost 1 0 to Santo Omobono in a local final. Almennese demanded a rematch claiming morale was wrecked when a goat charged through a fence hole and blocked their center forward’s shot. The startled player lost control of the ball.
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Bergamo
Italy
Almenesse
Santo Omobono
Almennese
Birthday Wishes Ring From Far Wings for Gary Player
Gary Player’s five children sang Happy Birthday to him during a 7000 mile phone call from Johannesburg to Sydney. Player, winner of the Australian Open title over the weekend, marked his 30th birthday in Sydney.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Gary Player
Sydney
Australia
Player
Two Terp Sophomores Earn Starting Berth
Two Maryland sophomores will start on the Terps defense against Navy after the 27 14 victory over South Carolina Coach Tom Nugent announced Monday Fred Gawlick of Irvington New Jersey will replace Bert Brancioni at left end and Ed Gunderman of Franklin New Jersey moves to right tackle ahead of John Trachy Billy van Heusen shifts to defensive right halfback among four starters used this season in the announcement BRADENTON Fla AP About 20 baseball players attended funeral services for William Boyd Deacon Bill McKechnie the Hall of Fame manager who died of leukemia pneumonia at 78 He piloted the Reds Pirates and Cardinals to pennants and had lived in Bradenton for 20 years.
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Deacon Bill
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bellamy to Knicks in four player trade shakeup
New York trades Walt Bellamy the 6-11 center from Baltimore forwards Johnny Green Jim Barnes and guard Johnny Egan plus cash. Willis Reed may move to forward. Bellamy expected to report by Tuesday. Bellamy averaged 24.8 last season and 27.8 career. Bullets coach Paul Seymour fined $500 for contact with referee Walter Kennedy after Friday game.
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Baltimore
Civic Center
Don Murphy
Shakeup In Top Ten Spartans Hold Ist By The Asamen
Michigan State tightens hold on No 1 in AP weekly college football poll as Arkansas Nebraska and Notre Dame press. Four teams drop from rankings after losses to LSU Florida Purdue Texas, making way for Georgia Tech UCLA Missouri and Kentucky.
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Texas
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UCLA
Missouri
Kentucky
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Spartans
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Irish
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Air Force
West Virginia
Alabama
Souther Calif
Brown Denies He'll Coach At Atlanta In '66
Atlanta speculation that Paul Brown would be named head coach of the Falcons for their 1966 NFL debut was dismissed. Brown, earning about 30,000 dollars a year from the Cleveland Browns, said from La Jolla, California that he has no plans to take the Atlanta job. Falcons owner Rankin Smith and Nashville Banner editor Fred Russell denied imminent coaching announcements. Brown called the report absolutely false.
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Paul Brown
Atlanta Falcons
Brown
Cleveland Browns
la Jolla Calif
Rankin Smith
Falcons
Fred Russell
Nashville Banner
Entire Susquehanna Grid Staff Resigns
SELINSGROVE PA AP Head Coach James W. Garrett and the entire Susquehanna University football staff resigned Monday after the team’s seventh straight loss. President Gustave W. Weber said the resignations were effective immediately and that someone from the university would coach the final two games. The Athletic Council will discuss a successor at its next meeting. Garrett’s five-year record at Susquehanna was 39-4-1.
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James W. Garrett
Susquehanna University
Gustave W. Weber
Garrett
Weber
PITT PUNTER ANDY McGRAW BALANCES LIFE AND CAMPAIGN
Andy McGraw, a Pitt senior and football punter, juggles four courses, a railroad signal block operator job, and his own insurance agency while campaigning for justice of the peace in South Fayette Township. He punted six times in a 51 13 loss to Syracuse and hopes to win today.
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Justice of the Peace
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Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Maureen
Michael
Shea Stadium
Knights and Lancers settle scoreless tie in county soccer
Middletown and Linganore battled to a 0-0 stalemate as goalies Dennis Covell and Gary Smith turned away multiple chances. Middletown finished 8-4-2. Linganore 3-2-2. The match featured a late prime chance by Gene Fosett for Linganore. WBA strips Salvatore Burruni of the flyweight title for avoiding defense.
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Linganore
Gary Smith
Lancers
Middletown Nets
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Dwight Repp
Gene Fosett
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Sunday results fuel Mason-Dixon League soccer action
Williamsport defeated Middletown 3 to 1 while Hagerstown beat McConnellsburg 2 to 1 and Clear Spring trounced Smithsburg 5 to 0. Standings show Williamsport 5 0 0, Clear Spring 4 1 0, McConnellsburg 2 2 1, Middletown 3 13 0, Smithsburg 0 4 0. Sunday schedule features Clear Spring at McConnellsville, Williamsport at Smithsburg, Middletown at Hagerstown.
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Middletown
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International Back At Eight International Back At Eight
Laurel Md AP The Washington DC International race field for November 11 grew to eight with entries from Venezuela Argentina France joining US England France Canada. Feusinha Carvin Berensenal Roman Brother Hail to All Super Sam Diatome George Royal compete as starters in the 114 mile grass race.
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Ernesto Purgon
Ten Teams to Contest Winter Adult Recreation League
Ten teams will compete in the Recreation Basketball League this winter with four new entrants joining Braddock Centerville Moore Business Farms Green Valley Walkersville and Thurmont. All games will be at West Frederick Junior High School. Clay departs Miami Beach for Las Vegas to defend his heavyweight title against Floyd Patterson on November 22.
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Job Corps
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Frederick Independents
Potomac Edison
Braddock
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Moore Business Farms
Green Valley
Walkersville
Thurmont
West Frederick Junior High School
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Miami Beach
Fla
Cassius Clay
Las Vegas
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Terrell Edges Chuvalo To Retain WBA Title In Toronto
Ernie Terrell, 26, used a long reach and sharp lefts to outpoint George Chuvalo over 15 rounds in Toronto. No knockdowns. Terrell bloodied Chuvalo’s nose and opened a cut, then maintained control with footwork and defense. Judges: 72-65, 73-65, 69-64 for Terrell under the five point system. Terrell improves to 38-4 with 18 KOs. Chuvalo drops to 33-10-4 with 27 KOs.
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World Boxing Association
George Chuvale
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Chuvalo
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
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WBA
Sonny Liston
Sammy Luftspring
Fred Norbert
Billy Burke
Eddie Machen
Chicago
Patterson
New York
Walkersville Top MSD Rooters 3-0 in County Soccer
Walkersville opened with a three point first half margin and held on for a 3-0 victory over Maryland School for the Deaf. Jim Cramer converted a penalty in the first period and Jim Gangaware added a second quarter goal to secure the win. The Lions advance to 3-2 in county play.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Jim Cramer
Jim Gangaware
Lions
MSD
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