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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1961

Page

5

Redskins Fan Pleads for a Victory From George Marshall

A loyal Redskins supporter writes to George P. Marshall lamenting a winless NFL streak, praising players like Norman Snead and Dick James while urging action to restore a victorious football team. The letter expresses fan devotion, stadium pride, and desire for a single win despite ongoing defeats.

George P. Marshall Redskins George Colt Norman Snead Dick James Bill Anderson Sam Horner

Middies Edge Cadets 15-7 in Navy Army Tilt

In a spirited Little Army Navy clash, the Middies defeated the Cadets 15 to 7. Navy quarterback Bal Surweel led the drive with key completions as Joe Brea reached the end zone on a long scoring play.

Middies Mts Te Navy Quiterback Joe Brea

Westminster Routs Frederick 18-0 in Tri-State battle

Westminster Owls ground out 20 first downs behind a punishing run game led by Dale Feeser and George Stem while Mel Arbaugh threw a two yard TD pass to Feeser and later to Clark Reifsnyder. Frederick’s Cadets fail to score after stalling at the Westminster two yard line.

Westminster Mel Arbaugh Frederick Cadets Owls Cumberland Feeser Stein Frederick Tom Richy Cadets Arbaugh Clark Reifsnider Stem Danny Boone Dwight Cramer Jack Hart Richy Mike Brachey Cramer Westmin Swardine Eis Eran Teh Tran Pete Rieehart Paris

Weekend College Football Roundup: Texas Aims for No 1 Clash

Texas Longhorns pursue top ranking as they face Baylor in a marquee Big 12 tilt while Michigan State and Mississippi work to rebound from upheaval. Ohio State, Alabama, LSU and others are favored in key games as Minnesota defends its title hopes.

Jack Clary Associated Press Texas Longhorns Baylor Michigan State Mississippi Alabama Ohigi State Louisiana State Colorado Georgia Tech Missouri Minnesota Gophers Jimmy Saxton Bears Iowa ABC Ohio Big Ten Indiana Buckeyes Ole Miss LSU Little Chattanooga Richmond North Carolina Coleader Tennessee Tech Bayou Bengals Utah Eisith Torado The Buffaloes Pia Oklahoma Spa Proceton 40 Harvard el Ae ‘Fit Teri Wicconern Northeest

Unclear fragments tied to Frederick Westminster game

Fragmentary report shows Coach Herb Ruby using a second team and a passing play to Steve Raver, with reference to a 66 66 scoreline and a Frederick Westminster context. The text is garbled and lacks clear outcomes or complete names.

Herb Ruby Frederick Arbaugh Steve Raver

Maryland Freshmen Triumph on Narrow Field Goal Margin

A Maryland freshman team edged an opponent by a single field goal in a late Friday game. The contest featured a tense finish with the margin defining the result and underscored the visitors' disciplined defense.

Gabriel Co Invades Terps Stadium Today

North Carolina State star Roman Gabriel faces Maryland at Cotlese Park as coach Tor Nuzem cites him as a premier pass defender. The Terps hope to limit his aerial effectiveness after key wins over Syracuse and Penn.

Marsland Gary Collin Roman Gabriel North Carolina State Cotlese Park Collins Tor Nuzem Margree US Syracuse Penn

Skins Lions Trade Player In Unclear Waiver Move

Fragmented report indicates a trade involving the Redskins and Lions with a player named Sim Steffen placed on waivers. Details on teams, dates, and terms are unreadable in the source.

LIONS Sim Steffen

TV Lark and Kelso Top US Favorites in International

In Laurel Maryland AP report Kelso and T.V. Lark are clear favorites for the $100,000 International with post time at 3 45 p m EST. The field includes Russia's Zabeg and Irtysh with other entrants from France Ireland Venezuela and Denmark. Jockeys Eddie Arcaro on Kelso and Johnny Longden on T V Lark lead the American trio in a field aiming to upset the odds.

Russia Zabeg Irtysh France Misti Ireland Sail Cheoil U.S Venezuela Prenupcial Denmark Wonderboy el Chama Prendal Kelso Zaber T.V. Lark Ittysch Wonderhoy America Eddie Arcaro Richard C. du Pont Johnny Longden Preston Madden Hamburg United States

Navy Football Triumphant in Prep Segment

Navy wins 15 to 2 against Army in a reduced prep football slate. Western Maryland JV posts 28 points to Johns Hopkins IV as Maryland freshmen tally 29 in a separate clash.

Navy Duke Oyster Bowl Picks Runners Mather and Wilkinson

Norfolk AP report highlights Navy end Greg Mather who relies on contact lenses to see goalposts and has 50 points this season. Duke features Jay Wilkinson, son of Bud Wilkinson, elevated from scrubs after Ed Chestnut injury to lead punt returns with 214 yards per game.

Norfolk Navy Duke Jay Wilkinson Oklahoma Bud Wilkinson Bill Murray Wilkinson Ed Chestnut Jay

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