Forfeit sparks heated CVAL debate over Westminster Allegany game
Comments from Bob Scrivener and The Waynesboro Record Herald question Westminster coach Herb Ruby’s decision to yank his team from the field in the Cumberland Valley Athletic League contest at Cumberland. Critics urge league reprimand and cautions about future forfeitures. Also notes Martinsburg and Frederick area sports developments and a gate-lock incident at Frederick-South Hagerstown football game.
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Unitas Shines as Fourth in NFL Passing Standings
John Unitas threw four touchdown passes in Baltimore's 41 7 win over Green Bay boosting him to fourth in NFL passing, trailing Bart Starr Sonny Jurgensen and Mike Plum. Browns Jim Brown moved ahead of Jim Taylor for the leading rushing title as Paul Hornung aided nine points.
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Whitey Ford Wins Cy Young Pitching Award
The article notes Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees receiving the Cy Young Award. It references his left handed performance and mentions related team and season details with partial names and figures.
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Whitey Ford
YANKS
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Go-Carting News From Ferdenck Shopping Center Event
Sunday race at the Ferdenck Shopping Center featured drivers Freienck Jr Bux and Wasae Spiss with Savjard Jr leading. The event highlighted trophy competition and local kart riders amid mixed results and crowd attendance at the Los Angeles Anges area.
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Soviet Pair Works Out At Laurel Track
The Russian team Zabeg and Irtish trained at Laurel for the $100,000 Washington International on Saturday. Trainer Dolmatov said the workout met plan as both 4-year-olds were ridden by Nasibov and Garmash, with weights and track conditions noted. Other international entrants included Wonderboy, Kelso, T. V. Lark, and Premaspecial, each carrying varied weights for the grass mile-and-a-half race.
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Wonderboy
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USA
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Sailor's Guide
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Grimsleys Football Forecast Picks Weekend Winners
AP columnist Grimsley predicts Iowa over Minnesota and Purdue over Michigan State while listing several other Saturday college games with expected margins and key matchups. Also notes co favorites in the Mexican National Open Golf Tournament and an international racing card with multiple entries.
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Walkersville Triumphs In Northern Division Jr High Soccer Title
Walkersville junior high edged Thurmont 2 1 yesterday as Gordon Smith converted a late penalty to seal a 2 2 win. Emmitsburg defeated Liberty 2 0 in the consolation game. Tournament opened Monday with Thurmont routing Liberty 14 2 and Walkersville beating Emmitsburg.
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Terps and Navy play 2-2 in overtime soccer clash
Maryland and Navy battled to a 2-2 tie after four quarters and OT in Annapolis. Navy sophomore Brian Young forced extra time with a goal, while Maryland took a 2-1 lead on a third period strike by Nick Limar following John Ruhs early score.
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Navy Eyes Rematch With Duke After Last Year Loss
Navy coach Wayne Hardin aims to even the score with Duke in Norfolk as the Blue Devils, coming off a Michigan loss, are rated a tough defensive matchup. Navy recalls last year’s 197 setback and seeks revenge led by an eager locker room.
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Texas Back James Saxton Named AP Back of the Week
James Saxton, UT tailback since 1938, was named AP back of the week and-eyed for All America. The 21-year-old senior, who weighs 165 pounds, rushed 535 yards on 62 carries and set the Horns’ all time rushing record after a 79 yard TD at the Cotton Bowl. He noted pro interest from Texas clubs and plans to play pro next year if signed.
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Austin
Tex
James Saxton
University of Texas
Associated Press
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Darrell) Royal
Terps Ready for N Carolina St
Maryland football wrapped up a half hour scrimmage as final contact practice before facing North Carolina State Saturday. Coach Tom Nugent noted emphasis on defense against Roman Gabriel and pass plays, with Dick Shiner leading the first unit and Dick Novak directing the second string. Moose Barlund underwent knee ligament surgery and will be out for the season. Also, jockey Willie Shoemaker targets a Pimlico Futurity win on November 16.
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Penn State
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Moose) Barlund
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Armstrong extends ACC record streak in extra points
Clemson's Lon Armstrong extended his ACC record extra points streak to 30 in a row, aiming for a perfect season. Maryland's John Hannigan, Virginia's Bob Rowley, and NC State's Jake Shaffer contest the season title with perfect marks, while Mickey Walker also remains unused due to minimums. Armstrong holds multiple ACC records, including single-season and career extra points and the consecutive points streak.
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