Frederick Cadets chase eight wins after big plays lift Martinsburg clash
Frederick High School Cadets, led by coach Jack Molesworth and assistants Homer Brooks Roy Comta, stand one victory from their best eight game season since 1952. A 14-7 win over Martinsburg and a pivotal halfback option pass by Bob Swanson sparked the comeback, with Marty Brenner of Martinsburg struggling until late. The team aims for victory at Westminster to reach eight wins in 1965.
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Luxury And Then Some For Both Clay Patterson
In Las Vegas ahead of the November 22 heavyweight title bout, Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson train in hotel casino showrooms with crowds and celebrities watching. Clay performs under bright lights, promising to knock out Patterson in seven rounds, while Patterson vows to win. Betting odds favor Clay.
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Jack E. Leonard
Eddie Fisher
NHL selects six for Lester Patrick Memorial Award
A six man committee led by Clarence Campbell and Bill Jennings will choose the first Lester Patrick Memorial Award winner. The award honors long and meritorious service to hockey in the United States, honoring Patrick a longtime Rangers general manager and coach.
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NEW York
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
Bill Jennings
New York Rangers
Lester Patrick
United States
Patrick
Rangers
Nicklaus Leads Money Race With 1965 Total
Jack Nicklaus remains the top money winner in golf for 1965, with $150,347 earned through the Hawaiian Open, according to figures released by the Professional Golfers Association.
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Redskins Win Streak Tied to Williams Talk
Washington surged to a third straight NFL win after a behind the scenes heart to heart with club president Edward Bennett Williams. Pat Richter cited the talk as turning point. the Redskins beat New York 23 7, then St Louis and Philadelphia to snap a five game skid and regain pride.
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Philadelphia
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Entrants Racecard from Turf Club Championship Meet
The program lists all nine races with purses from 1200 to 7500 and a mix of maidens claimers and allowances for three-year-olds and up over distances from one mile to seven furlongs. Notable runners include Randy Karen, Little Helen, War Trojan, Skyperson, and Beebrook in various events, with multiple entries across the earlier maidens and late-day claiming races.
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Doyle
Expansion Plans for NAFL Add Two Franchises in 1966
The North American Football League intends to add at least two new teams for 1966. Commissioner James E. Hamer cited an application list including Dayton Ohio St Petersburg Florida Knoxville Tennessee Memphis Tennessee New Haven Connecticut Rochester New York Jacksonville Florida Raleigh North Carolina and Northern Virginia. The current divisions include Annapolis Maryland Wilmington Delaware and Washington Pennsylvania in the North and Mobile Alabama Huntsville Alabama and Lakeland Florida in the South.
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Huntsville
Ala
Lakeland, Fla
Fourth period doom hits North Carolina in eight games
Chapel Hill AP reports North Carolina has allowed only three third quarter points in eight games, but the fourth period has produced 76 points against them. The Tar Heels travel to Notre Dame this Saturday for a key matchup.
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N.C
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Notre Dame
Pritchett Wins British Middleweight Title In London Fight
Johnny Pritchett defeated champion Wally Swit by 12th round technical knockout to claim the British middleweight championship in Nottingham.
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Nottingham
England
Johnny Pritchett
Wally Swit
Parseghian Ranked With Rockne Leahy
Notre Dame athletic director Ed Krause compared Ara Parseghian to Knute Rockne and Frank Leahy for his mental preparation of games. He recalled the Pitt game last week ending 60 to 13 after a 17 to 14 win last year, crediting Parseghian for getting the Irish ready both physically and mentally.
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Ed Krause
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Knute Rockne
Frank Leahy
Ara
Pittsburgh
Irish
Pitt
Krause
Rockne
Leahy
Four Maryland starters out for Clemson game
COLLEGE PARK Md AP Four Maryland defensive starters were injured in the loss to Navy last Saturday and are out for this week at Clemson. Coach Tom Nugent identified left tackle Larry Bagranoff right end Mickey Melcher linebacker Pat Baker and halfback Tony Santy as the injured. Sophomores Frank OBrien Vince Delegrange and Billy Van Heusen will replace them with junior Lorie McQueen moving into Baker's spot.
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Roman Brother Favored In Laurel International Turf Race
Rom an Brother a 7 5 favorite to win the 150000 Washington DC International at Laurel Thursday. He shares attention with rivals Hill Rise Berenjenal and Diatome as trainer and jockey Braulio Baeza plan a bold run on the 1 1 4 mile grass course. Victory worth 90000 with payoffs for places two through six, while odds shift on several contenders and rain dampens the turf track.
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Ivy League Coaches Say They Deserve More Respect
Dartmouth coach Bob Blackman argues Ivy League teams can compete with national powers though in a small circle. He notes Ivy schedules limited to nine games with seven against members, two outside. Dartmouth crushed Columbia 47-0, while Princeton rides a 16 game win streak. Michigan State, Arkansas and Nebraska top AP poll.
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Halas Files Complaint About NFL Officiating
Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas filed an officiating report with NFL Commissioner Rozelle after the Bears 26 21 loss to Baltimore. The dispute centers on a 13 yard third quarter pass to Ray Berry ruled a touchdown despite questions of possession and deflection. Bears players and coaches criticize the call and the officiating as the league debates the outcome and publicizes the incident. Also in New York AP reports Paul Lowe's AFL rushing pace 802 yards in nine games, Clem Daniels record pace 1,099, John Hadl leads passers, and Pete Gogolak tops scoring with 175 points.
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Buffalo
Cuozzo Preps As Unitas Stand In
Baltimore AP Don Shula named reserve quarterback Gary Cuozzo to work this week as a precaution if Johnny Unitas cannot play Sunday against Minnesota. Unitas aggravated a back injury in Chicago last week. Colts won 26 21 to move to first in the Western Conference. Ted Davis will start at strong side linebacker for Don Shinnick, sidelined by a fractured arm.
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Johnny Unitas
Minnesota Vikings
Unitas
Chicago Bears
Colts
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Shula
Ted Davis
Don Shinnick
Steelers Lose Two Starters For Season
PITTSBURGH AP Two Pittsburgh Steelers were ruled out for the rest of the NFL season after Sunday’s 21 17 loss to St Louis. Linebacker center Ed Pine suffered a right knee injury and guard Mike Magac dislocated his shoulder on the opening kickoff.
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Ed Pine
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