Montgomery Blair Faces Cadets In Season Finale at McCurdy Field
Montgomery Blair High School arrives in Silver Spring riding a seven game win streak to face the crippled Frederick High Cadets at McCurdy Field at 8 30 tonight. The Cadets will be missing Clemson back and other key players as Ralph Tracey Sherrard Sherman and Nichols shuffle on the line. Montgomery Blair’s big line led by Freeze and backs Street Eshelman have overwhelmed opponents including Richard Montgomery Bladensburg Suitland and Coolidge.
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Inter Church League Women Division Standings and Scores
Calvary Methodist Buckeystown leads with 13 points followed by St Mark’s 12 and Forest Grove tied with St John’s Middletown 8. Mt Pleasant and Frederick Lutheran each have 8, while Lutheran Mothers and others trail. High scores include Calvary Methodist 512 team game and 461 individual set by Crapster, with 128 high individual game by Cannon. Next matches listed with several pairings. Also notes about upcoming Blue Ridge League matches and teams from Winchester visiting Heath Center Alleys.
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Pro Wrestling Returns to Hagerstown Armory
Promoter Phil Zacko says a fall season of pro wrestling opens at State Armory on North Potomac Street in Hagerstown Monday night November 15. Feature match pits Buddy Nature Boy Rozers against Irish Danny McShain in a two out of three falls bout.
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San Francisco eyes rise as new sports capital then
San Francisco voters back a five million dollar bond to build a big league stadium. The city aims to rival New York and Chicago for national sports prominence with a 50,000 capacity venue. Upcoming bouts include Paddy DeMarco vs Jimmy Carter on Nov 17 and Bobo Olson vs Joey Giardello on Dec 15.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Kinda Smart Wins Rich Clubhouse Opener at Pimlico
Kinda Smart won the Breeders' Stake as a 3-5 favorite and earned 22 1/2 dollars for owners L L Voight Jr. at Pimlico where a new two million dollar clubhouse opened to accommodate 2,000 fans. The racing crowd faced a chilly day as the 14 year track debuted the modern three level structure.
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Mack Signs On Sick Bed Wins A's Sale
Philadelphia Nov 4 Arnold Johnson bought the Philadelphia Athletics for about 3.5 million dollars. Connie Mack signed the final paper from his sickbed as Johnson announced the acquisition and plans for Roy and Earle Mack under three year contracts. John son will chair the new board and a 1 million dollar fund is set to help transform the club into a contender.
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UNC Maryland Split as ACC Sophomore Tamburello Star
Maryland's Frank Tamburello, in his first start at quarterback, sparked three touchdown drives and scored twice to power a 20-0 win over South Carolina. He earned Associated Press ACC Sophomore of the Week honors as North Carolina and Maryland each claimed a position. Roderick and Hemby will be centers with Rinehart Crone in the backfield alongside Groff and Weddle as play begins at 8 p m.
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Arcade Bowling League Friday Night Section
The Friday results show high scores with Monocacy Inn Fine leading in high game and set at 159 421 by Mike Mulcahey of Irish Fine. Matches include Irish Fine vs Church Hit Fine, Arcade Fine vs Monocacy Fine, Ideal Garage vs Petersville Fine, Baker's Mawar vs Stup Gulf.
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Mauna Loa Peak Noted as Large Mountain in Hawaii
A reader note states Mauna Loa, rising to 13 680 feet, is the mid largest peak in total volume among Hawaii's volcanic mountains. The fact highlights the mountain's great size and prominence in the archipelago.
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Hoping For Perfect Record At Home With Eagles
Frederick A C seeks a flawless season finish at McCurdy Field against Anacostia Eagles. In four starts they remain undefeated. Coach Pat Patterson fields Whitmore, Linton at end, Koogle, Winpigler at tackle, with Dan Able and Buzz Russell guiding offense. From FAC camp, players are healthy but need blocking practice. Hank Groff and Bob Weddle anchor guard spots with Hemby in reserve.
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Coaches and Alumni Ties Shape College Basketball
A slice of mid century college hoops covers coaching shifts and alumni influence, noting Jesse Hill may step aside amid Southern California talk, while a Yale staffer aids Jordan Olivar. Pro recruitments and university ties color practice routines, with mention of Hal Lahar’s era at Pitt and Colgate adopting a new split-T.
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Prominent college stars fade from All America lists
The piece notes career Studahar not chosen for Granny's All-America teams while West Virginia tackles Bruce Bosley and Sam Huff hail from Durbin and Farmington. Washington State backs Tom Gunnari praised as best lineman since Mel Hein. Donn Moomaw studies at Princeton Seminary amid football chatter. other notes cover novocaine in fists, Bob Baker's chronic pain, Carmine Fiore’s toss in LA, Lefty O'Doul contract hints, Miss South Carolina, and college football trivia along with scholastic games and a Baltimore Orioles scouting assignment.
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Mantle Cleared After Knee Checkup by Yankees
Micky Mantle, the Yankees' long hitting outfielder, underwent another knee checkup and was given a clean bill of health by the team management. The note mentions Suez Canal traffic on ships between the Red Sea and eastern Mediterranean.
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