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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1956
Page
9
A Maryland high school football and duck season narrative describes Brunswick and Walkersville jockeying for the Cadets title amid Friday and Monday games. It notes Thurmont tied or may tie, with Walkersville nearing a possible season tie, while hunting rules and Canada duck nesting trends affect the season outlook.
Diamond League reports tie results with United Brown's Music Farmers and Silver Top leading teams in Diamond standings 68 6 and 4 8. Individual leaders include Dick Gosnell Diamond with high average 15.1 and game 451. Walkersville League notes Brownie's Garage and Prosperity Cleaners among top teams. Sterling Fritz tops with 171 411. Industrial League shows Frederick Paint & Glass 634 high team game and 386 high individual. County bright school soccer results list Middletown and Brunswick advances. A boxing update notes Paul Kennenbach underwent prostate surgery in New York health report.
George Miller was elected president at the annual meeting held Monday night at the American Legion Home, succeeding Harry Curry. Henry Prodoehl became vice president to replace Bob Cole, with Bill Jackson as secretary succeeding Earl Trimmer. The group announced $760 raised for the Francis Scott Key Post Christmas toy fund at a summer all star game, with Jim Lewis, Prodochl, Ben Goodyear, Roscoe Shook, Carkson, and Jim Haver assisting. Over $100 was raised at the Knowlton Burgee benefit recently, with Curry, Lewis, Don Monahan and Prodoehl officiating. Plans were made to enlist new members before the next meeting on the first Monday in February, and meetings in February, March and April will focus on studying rules. Those present included Lewis Trimmer, Frank Robinson, Mel Garber, Shook, Curry, Monahan, Prodoehl, Goodyear and Jackson.
Tennessee, ranked No. 3, faces No. 2 Georgia Tech at Grant Field in a decisive test. The Vols boast a strong offense led by Majors and Carter amid praise and lingering questions about tackling and pass defense as they seek a late-season proving ground.
In Minneapolis a dispute over Joe Walton's final kickoff return arose after Minnesota coach Murray Warmath claimed video showed Bob Blakley blocked from behind by a Pittsburgh defender. Pittsburgh staff disputed clipping. official Stan Madhock ruled the play clipping as Minnesota scored after Dick Borstad's 23 yard field goal.
Elmer Wolfe High of Union Bridge beat Mt Airy High 1-0 on a late field goal in Carroll County Soccer League play. Arnold scored the deciding goal after a tense scoreless stretch as Mt Airy and Elmer Wolfe remained tightly bunched in the standings.
Co A, Maryland state champions, opened its indoor rifle season at the local armory with a 1 347 to 1 237 win over Co B of Hagerstown. Three position iron sights match led by Ist Sgt James Walsh who scored 280x300 and earned high standing. Co A defends state title for seven years and appears well positioned.
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