North Edges Cadets In Rally For One-Point Win
Frederick and North Hagerstown faced off at Mel Curdy Field as Mike Sherman threw for 216 yards and three touchdowns. Despite a late Cadets surge, the defense held and North earned a 21-20 victory aided by Vince Thomas extra points and late onside kick pressure.
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Perry wins Cy Young for 1970 with Twins
Jim Perry, traded to Minnesota in 1963 after a stint with Cleveland, became a starter in 1970 and edged Dave McNally for the American League Cy Young Award. Perry finished 24-14 with 55 points, earning six first place votes in a 24-ballot system.
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Top College Football Teams Have Easy Opponents Today
Texas leads the poll at 6-0 with Notre Dame and Ohio State close behind. Darrell Royal Ara Parseghian and Woody Hayes cite Baylor Pitt and Wisconsin as strong challengers. Royal notes Texas’ 27 game win streak and a 47-26 win in Waco.
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Martinsburg Edge Westminster 14-13 in Tri-State clash
Martinsburg defeated Westminster 14-13 on Friday night in Tri-State action. The loss leaves Thomas Johnson with a path to the Tri-State title if they beat South Carroll today.
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Terp Booters Hand Duke 6-0 in Soccer Rout
Maryland totaled 32 shots to Duke's six as Doyle Royal’s Terps rolled to a 6-0 victory. Nick Skirka and George Tarat sides each scored twice, with Mike Wilson and Rafim Tuogberk adding one each. Duke suffered its second defeat in 10 games while Maryland improved to 7-3 for the season.
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Rough Game Expected Falcons Take On Bears
The Frederick Falcons face the Hagerstown Bears at South Hagerstown High School Stadium in a local rivalry. Frederick expects a tough contest after a 40 20 loss earlier and a seven game Bears winning streak, with injuries piling on for Frederick. Coach Dick Shipley notes both teams will play hard despite illnesses and position changes. Quarterback Ron Manges, recently ill with pneumonia, is cleared to start.
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Yankton College to play Montana Tech in Copper Bowl debut
Butte Montana hosts the first Copper Bowl with Yankton College Greyhounds ranked 7th and Montana Tech at 14th in the NAIA. The matchup pits Yankton, M.D., against Montana Tech, No. 14, in an early season clash.
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Benvenuti Prepares To Defend Title Against Monzon
Nino Benvenuti finished five weeks of training with a final haircut before Saturday's middleweight title defense against Carlos Monzon of Argentina. Benvenuti, a $1 favorite, has 86 fights with four losses by right hand. Monzon, with 44 knockouts in 80 fights, is taller and known for a powerful right. Gate receipts may reach 160000 plus an expected TV 70000. Benvenuti earns 100000 and Monzon 15000.
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Patriots Aim To Clinch Tri-State Tie At South Carroll
Thomas Johnson visits Winfield to face South Carroll in a key Tri-State showdown as a win would clinch at least a tie for TJ. The 5-0 league leaders seek their ninth straight win, while South Carroll sits 6-2 overall and 3-2 in the Tri-State with strong ground play.
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Indians Top Lions 4-1 to Reach District Final
Mt. Savage defeated Walkersville 4-1 to advance to the District I final in Cumberland. John Shaffer scored three goals, with Mt. Savage building a 2-0 lead in the first period before finishing strong. Dennis Remsberg scored late for Walkersville, which managed six shots and a single goal on a penalty kick.
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Cadets and Knights Run For State Cross Country Meet
Frederick County teams head to the Maryland Cross Country Championships at Hereford with Frederick in Class A and Middletown in Class B. Cadets hope for a top team finish led by Charlie Cornish, plus key support from John Maples Wayne White and Alan Cappeluti as they chase a strong showing in the three mile event amid 180 entries from 27 Class A teams. See CROSS COUNTRY Page B-2.
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