Terrace Lanes bowling scene features tight standings and high scores
The Terrace Lanes leagues showcase fierce competition with eight teams in the Terrace Lares Fillies League and the Frederick Valley and industrial leagues led by American Optical and Rockville Glass Service. Notable performances include Connie Shafer of C&P 1 posting top games and sets, Ralph Kanode 236, and Bill Grove 548.
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Tre
Terrace Lares Fillies
C&p 1
Women of the Moose
Maryland School For the Deaf
Connie Shafer
C&p
Sheppard
Budgener
Terrace Lanes
Rogers Remeam
Pessumusts
Horors of
Rotary
Pin Hagh
W Ham Dorsey
Rotarians
Wayne Long
Meadows van Ard
Frederick —Construction Company
Frederck News
Jack's Sandwich Shop
New York Sample Shoppe
Betty Grayhill
Frederick Construction Company
Rockville Glass Service
Rockville
Acme
Frostie Botfing
International Cement Workers Union
Carl Donald
Shields Compropsi
Acme Paints
Donald
Allen Robertson
Charlie Sheppard
Frostie Bottling
Don Rice Tire Company
Jim Filby
Amoco
Filby
E. B. Shipley
Filby's
Bil Pannier
Del
Texaco
Don Simpson
Kaufman
Bill Grove
Julian Harris
E. B. Shipley’s
American Optical
Jeader
Alpha ‘Portland Cement
Alpha Portland 2
Chuck Frasey
Frederick Construction Co
G. Baumgardner
Pipe Construction
American Doncal
Team 14
Schlitz Beer
Schlitz
Southern
Frederick Motor Company
Porter’s Bar and Grill
Ralph Kanade
Bill Robertson
Kemp's Dept
Frederick Motor Co
Berek
John Vea
C. Knill
Otte
Kennedy tGorade
Gene Stull
Terrace Laigram
Ralph Kanode
Charlotte Clem
Kanode
J. Griffith
Carroll Eyler
Gordon Smith
Howard Smith
Charl Totte Clem
Betty Graybill
Back Judge Usage Surges in Football Official Ranks
Montgomery notes the growing role of the back judge across professional and college games. All Bowl games use five officials and Army Navy will feature a back judge for the first time this fall. The back judge handles deep plays and helps officials judge touchdowns on deep passes in the end zone. In a punt scenario, if the safety touches the ball and the kicking team recovers, the ruling is a touchdown for the kicking team.
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Timothy
Giants End Browns Streak 17 13 in Cleveland
New York Giants stop Cleveland Browns 17 13 to deny a ground game surge, holding the Browns to six rushing yards. Pat Summerall missed a key field goal, Mel Triplett scored for the Giants, and Frank Gifford clinched the winner with a late touchdown.
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Cleveland
New York
Cleveland Browns
Giants
Cauck Conerly
Browns
Cleveland A &C
Newso
Pat Summerall
Mel Triplett
Jim Shoiner
Triplett
Ray Renfro
Frank Gifford
Rams rout Cowboys 38 13 in Dallas defeat
Los Angeles jumped to a quick lead behind Frank Ryan as the Rams beat Dallas 38 to 13. Don Meredith led Dallas with a lone touchdown drive amid three interceptions and a late field goal attempt. The crowd numbered 16 000, the smallest pro football turnstile in Dallas this season.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowiboys
Frank Ryan
Rice
Los Angeles Rams
Jim Phillips
Auburn
Joe Marconi
Bill Wade
Ryan
Itt
Los Angeles
Bobby Layne
Pittsburgh
John Crow
St. Louis
Ray Berry
Baltimore
Texas
Cowboys
Don Meredith
Southern Methodist
Pronunciation and origin of Michie Stadium
The Army football field Michie Stadium is pronounced to rhyme with mighty. The field sits on a swampy area and is named for Dennis Michie an 1892 Army graduate who helped introduce football at the academy He coached and captained Army in 1890 and 1892 and was killed in the Spanish American War.
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Michie
Army
Chas. Winters
Mighty
Feild
Dennis Michie
United States Military Academy
Navy
H. H. Williams
Yale
Mache
International field fills Washington D. C. International
Laurel Md AP three horses arrive from British Isles to complete an 11 horse field for the 100000 Washington D C International on Friday. Sword Dancer Bald Eagle lead a strong US contingent amid European challengers as Laurel President Schapiro touts quality over money.
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England
Apostle
Prolific
Ireland
Farmer Fox
America
Sword Dancer
Bald Eagle
Italy
Santa Severa
France
Chet Nd Hautain
Laurel
John D. Schapiro
United States
Inter
Schapiro
Midget Rams and Colts Triumph in Weekend Play
In the Midget League the Frederick Rams defeated Jacksonville 6–0 at McCurdy Field as they dominated both sides of the ball. Quarterback Mike Clark threw and ran for multiple TDs. Blaine Smith, John Cordyack, Dennis Jackson, and Mike Sehaden added scores. The Frederick Colts beat Harlem Yankees 32–6 in Pennsylvania with Jim Hall and Don Schattenberg keying the attack, and the Colts held the Yankees to one score. The Lions and Cals tied 6–6 while the Redskins and Granis had an off week.
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George May
News-Post
Frederick Rams
Jacksonville
McCurdy Field
Rams
Frederick
Thefternoon
Blaine Smith
Ram
Mike Clark
Jie
John Cordyack
Dennis Jackson
Mike Sehaden
Clark
Jacksonvile
Rook Ke
Frederick Colts
Harlem Yankees
Pennsylvania
Yankees
Jim Hall
Colt
Cals
Lions
Boyer
Clae
Frederick Redskins
Granis
Van Brocklin Leads Eagles Past Steelers For Eastern Standings
Quarterback Norm Van Brocklin starred as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 34 to 7 before 58,324 at home, moving into first place in the NFL Eastern Conference. Tom McDonald scored three times as Philadelphia’s defense shut down Pittsburgh, with Walston adding two field goals and four conversions.
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Philadelphia
Norm van Brocklin
Tommy McDonald
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Eagles
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Browns
van Brocklin
Pittsburgh
Bobby Layne
Steelers
Oregon
McDonald
Bull Warnes
Bobby Walston
Walston
Dallas Texans Top Buffalo Bills In AFL Thriller
Dallas Texans rallied to a 43 28 victory over the Buffalo Bills in the Western Division showdown. Abner Haynes and Cotton Davidson led a third quarter burst that broke open the game and knocked Buffalo from second in the Eastern Division race.
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Buffalo
Dallas Texans
Buffalo Bills
Texans
Abner Haynes
Cotton Davidson
Bill
Dallas
Bufalo
Kinsey Wins High Overall Shoot Title for Third Year
Carrol Kinsey captures third consecutive high overall at the Tenth Frederick County Clay Target Championship at Thurmont Gun Club. Kinsey sets a new record with 137 of 150. Remsberg and Martz tie the former record of 136. Tuscarora and Thurmont Gun Clubs co-sponsor next year’s event at Tuscarora Gun Club near Point of Rocks.
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Frederick County
Thurmont
Carrol Kinsey
Hugh
Donald Remsberg
Frederick
Harold Mariz
Ralph Brown
Brown
Robert Renn
George Mariz
Shookstown
Truman Keeney
Carrol
Kinsey
Harold Martz
Tuscarora Gun Club
Point of Rocks
Tuscarora
Thurmont Gun Clibs
Saturday Football Scores From AP Include LSU Win
Louisiana State defeated South Carolina 35 to 32 in a late Saturday college football slate. The Citadel beat Idaho 14 to 3 as Arizona and other results were reported with several close finishes.
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Associated Press
Louisiana State
South Carolina
Arizona
Idaho
the Citadel
Wi-Mary
Arena
Texas Western
COP
San Jose State
Memphis St
Abilene Christian
Lenoir Rhyne Iv
East Carolina
Former boxer dies after highway hit in New Castle
New Castle Pa AP George Chipulonis 73 a onetime world middleweight boxing champion died Sunday from injuries after being struck by a car while walking along a highway south of New Castle Friday night He had fought under the name George Chipulonis in his boxing career and died in New Castle Hospital where he was taken after the accident
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New Castle, Pa
George Chipulonis
Chinuionis
George Chip
New Castle Hospital
Chip
Unitas pushes Colts to upset over Packers in late gamble
John Unitas engineered a fourth down gamble for a late touchdown as the Baltimore Colts rallied from a 35-21 deficit to beat Green Bay 38-24. The victory, aided by Ewbank’s call and Vince Lombardi praising the risky play, moved Baltimore back atop the NFL Western Division standings.
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George Bowen
Associated Press Sports
Wee Balteriore
Baltimore Colts
John Unitas
Unitas
Green Bay
Colts
Packers
Chicago Bears
Weeb Ewbank
Vince Lombardi
Ewbank
John
Raymond Berry
Berry
Billy Pricer
Unitas Cooly
Lenny Moore
Jesse “Vhittenton
Colt
Dick Pesonen
Willie Wood
Giants Win in Osaka Excerpted Exhibition Victory Over Japan All Stars
The San Francisco Giants backed Juan Marichal with four hits allowed and a 7 2 victory over the Japan All Stars in Osaka. The win capped the tour after 11 games as the Giants collected 12 hits including a Jim Marshall homer and four doubles.
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Giants
Osaka
Japan
Sanrancisco Giants
Juan Marichal
Japan All- Stars
Jim Marshal
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Tenping
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Gliff Montgomery
Montgomery
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Eighth Avenue
J. N
the News
Maryland
Sy Servien
Carl Donald Remsberg
Winneil Kinsey
Yner
Hhis
Pitt Steelers
By Lefty Kreh
Ladies
Tenpin Bowling
West College Terrace
Surge
Frank Klaus
al McCoy
Brookton
Green Bay Q
Bali—Berry
Myhra
Bali — Hawkins
Unites
GB — Taylor
Hornung
Gb—Hornung
Bali
Mrhra
GB — Hornung
Phinge T Hornung
FG Hornung
Unitas Mrhra
Assocated
Boston
Marcel Pigon
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
S. Yonkers
Havana
Gallite de Ring
Ekana
Ignacio Perez
Sactace Bossaw
Bert Somedo
Manila
Bonnie Espinosa
Mania
Teddy(Redtop) Davis
Hartford
Conn
Washington
Chicago
San Fran
Detroit
San Francisco
Daas
Pidelphia
Oakland
Houston
Denver
Green Bay Baltimore
Atlantic Research
Atlantic
Blue Ridge Oil Company
P. O
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Atlantic Heating
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