Irish Rise to Second in AP Top Football Poll
Texas remains No. 1 for a second week after beating SMU 42-15 to run to 6-0. Notre Dame jumps from sixth to second behind 12 first place votes as it throttled Navy 56-7 and extends its winning streak to six. Ohio State falls to third after a 24-10 win over Northwestern. Nebraska Michigan Stanford hold 4-6, with Arkansas and Tennessee up to seventh and eighth after strong wins. Air Force slips to ninth and Auburn returns to the Top Ten after routing Florida. LSU idle.
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Griffin Leaves Swimming Post After Decades at YMCA
Jack Griffin resigned from his YMCA swimming coach position last week citing personal reasons to spend more time with family. He led boys teams to championships until 1965 and girls teams to three YMCA titles from 1963 to 1970, shaping a long career beginning in 1943 with early state success and later as physical director.
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Walkersville Lions win county and league soccer titles
Walkersville’s boys soccer team, led by coach Tom Ford, captured the county crown and Monocacy Valley League title after an 8-2 season. Key wins over Middletown and Catoctin boosted their push, with seven starters slated to return next year as Ford notes a potential multi-year strength cycle. District play begins this week with games at Walkersville and a path toward the state finals.
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Steelers Top Bengals in Monday Night Thriller
Steelers reserve Terry Hanratty threw a 72 yard scoring strike to Dennis Hughes, lifting Pittsburgh to a 21 to 10 win over Cincinnati. Hanratty entered in the third quarter trailing 10-7 and connected for the pivotal late touchdown.
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Frederick TD Tickets for Jets at Pittsburgh Trip
The Frederick Touchdown Club offers remaining tickets for a bus trip to the Pittsburgh New York Jets game. Priced at 15 dollars for singles and 25 dollars for couples, the package includes admission, bus transportation, and refreshments. Bus leaves State Farm on Sunday November 8 at 7 am. reservations via club member, checks to P O Box 1266 Frederick MD, or pickup at Shipley's Inc.
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Colts Owner Blasts Shula After 35-0 loss
Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom criticized Don Shula for leaving Baltimore to coach the Miami Dolphins after Baltimore routed Miami 35-0. Rosenbloom, who once built the Colts, said Shula would be better coached and blamed tampering allegations while praising his own team’s dominant performance and the collected honors at Memorial Stadium.
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Two Schools May Withdraw Over ACC Score Rule
South Carolina and Clemson threaten to leave the Atlantic Coast Conference if the 300 college board score rule for athletes is not scrapped. The impasse blocks naming a new ACC commissioner as the December meeting approaches. Duke UNC NC State and Virginia oppose removing the rule while Maryland Wake Forest support it.
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IFL QBs Lift Hagerstown Bear to League Praise
Hagerstown Bears coach Hugh Wyatt says the Interstate Football League has greatly improved, with seven teams boasting credible quarterbacks. He cites Frederick’s Ron Manges, Wane Liddick, and Carl Varson as top examples, and notes Hagerstown hosts Frederick this Saturday at South Hagerstown Stadium while sitting second in the Western Division after a seven-game win streak.
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Optimist Banquet to feature Dick Hall in Baltimore
The Optimist club will honor its 16 to 18 year old Babe Ruth team and National Little League squad at a banquet Wednesday night at Beckley’s Restaurant with Dick Hall of the Orioles as featured speaker. Lou Piniella, then Kansas City outfielder from Tampa, hit .279 in his first 145 American League games and .361 in 144 games last season.
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