Cadets eye Tri-State title as season nears peak
Frederick High Cadets under coach Roy Comer ride a six game win streak and sit 4 1 in Tri State Conference with two wins needed to share the crown with Waynesboro and Westminster The squad features strong 12 6 victory over Martinsburg and a rising momentum heading toward a clash with Martinsburg and Westminster amid regional rivalries and high school football optimism
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Frederick High
Roy Comer
Waynesboro
Westminster
Keyser earns 1966 Frederick County trap title in thront
Austin Keyser of Yellow Springs claimed the 1966 Frederick County Trapshooting Championship at Thurmont with 138 of 150 targets and a High-Over-All trophy after leading in 16 yard singles, doubles and handicap events. Kinsey and Clay followed in the shoot-off for runner-up and open doubles, while reporters note Keyser’s progress since 1958 and his recent doubles success boosted by a 94 at Carroll County.
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Yellow Springs
Frederick County
Thurmont Conservation and Sportsman's Club
Keyser
Carroll Kinsey
Thurmont
Stafford Grabill
Libertytown
Richard Sharrer
Frederick
Carroll Burtner
Ralph Brown
Jefferson
Kinsey
Sharrer
Burtner
Grabill
Brown
Main
Frank Main
Lewistown
Bobby Kenn
Paul Clay
Mr. Airy
Howard Zimmerman
Clay
Cour
Fiorna
Tennesevada
Ithica
Florida
Austin
Carroll County
Flair Armory
Hye
Dim Goted
Feeoystick
Ty Pe
Thumo, Vationay Sportsman's Club
Ma Mont Conservation
Native Dancer Kin Score In Futurity
Laurel Maryland headline notes Native Dancer offspring placing first, third and fourth in the seven furlong Maryland Futurity and an added juvenile race. Viking Dancer wins by a length and a quarter with Tangelo second, Native King and Gala Performance among the top finishers. Kanai King also a son of Native Dancer won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness earlier this year.
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Tangelo
Native Ing
Gala Performance
Thve Diver
Andres Davies
Native King
Alfred Gasnne Vanederhilt
Native Dancer
Kanai King
Ijured
Middletown Meets Williamsport in District 1 Soccer Semis
Middletown, Frederick County champion, hosts Washington County champ Williamsport in a District 1 semi final at Thomas Johnson Stadium Frederick at 7 30 pm. Winner advances to face Allegany champion Mr Savage for the state berth. both teams boast 6 0 league records and a close, evenly matched history.
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Allegany County
Savage
Knights of Middletown
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
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Assagai Favored In D C International Warms Up Race
Assagai was listed as the favorite in the first morning line for Fridays War Is Twe Cons Ds long turf race in Laurel Maryland. The 1:15 mile event drew entries including Shumetin Carnival and Canada’s George Royal with Tami and Anuine among early contenders.
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Waris
Hap Ba En Turf
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Tami
Canada
George Royal
Anioine
Russia
David Jack Af
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Frank Robinson unanimous AL MVP with Orioles
Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles was named the American League MVP, the first player to win MVP in both leagues. He led the Orioles to the pennant and a World Series sweep, edging Brooks Robinson and Boog Powell in the voting. Robinson, 31, played on a knee injury and may undergo surgery, while Harmon Killebrew, Jim Kaat, and Tony Oliva followed in the top ballots. Crosstown note: Mount St. Mary's defeated Richmond and Gallaudet in cross country.
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Baltimore Orioles
Robinson
Cincinnati
Baseball Writers Association of America
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Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Rosen
Cleveland Indians
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Nellie Fox
Luis Aparicio
Early Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Aparicio
Stu Miller
Andy Etchebarren
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Jim Kaat
Tony Oliva
Zoilo Versalles
Twins
al Kaline
Detroit
Tom Agee
White Sox
Bert Campaneris
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Robinso
Patriot Jayvees End Season With 39 0 Runaway
The Thomas Johnson junior varsity closed the 1966 season with a 39 0 win over Glenelg at TJ Stadium. Five wins and three losses. Paul Lindsay threw two touchdown passes to Glenn Staley and ran for another. Gary Bowens scored twice on runs of 2 and 53 yards. Staley had 30 and 15 yard TD catches. Bill Cecil returned a fourth quarter interception for a TD. Tom May added three conversions. Head coach Fred Wartzak led the Pats with staff Bernie Lorenzen and Frank Standman.
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Glenelg
Patriot Jayvees
Paul Lindsay
Glenn Staley
Gary Bowens
Pats
Staley
Bowen
Lindsay
Bill Cecil
Tom May
Fred Wartzak
Bernie Lorenzen
Frank Standman
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