Mt Savage Claims District Soccer Title Over Middletown 2–0
Mt Savage defeated Middletown 2–0 at South Hagerstown High to win the District 1 soccer championship. Mt Savage dominated early, scoring first on Gary O Baker’s drive in the final four minutes of the first period, and Ed Harvey added a late third-quarter goal. Middletown, coached by Ceca Keller, was outshot 10 to 4 and managed only four shots all day. The Indians capped a successful season, adding the District I title to their Western Maryland Inter-scholastic League crown.
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Williamsport
Indians
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Flintstone
Ments
Beall
Middletown
Jerry Bidle
Glenn Reimel
Gary O’baker
Knight
Ed Harvey
Knights
Wills Returns Home From Japan With Knee Recovery
Dodgers captain Maury Wills says his injured right knee is improving and he plans a strict training program to be ready for next season. He left Japan during a tour two weeks ago, saying the choice was between protecting his career and staying. He notes no contact from the Dodgers and admits the trip upset Walter O'Malley but needed to recover.
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LOS Angeles
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Japan
Walter O'Malley
Wills
Be histoun Wins Washington International at Laurel in record time
Behistoun the French runner powered through the stretch to win the Washington International at Laurel, giving France its fifth victory in the event. Aniline led early, Assagai was third, with Vasco de Gama fourth as 306,843 fans watched the 10 horse field. The 3-year-old son of O Grady Berroic finished in 2 28 2 5 for a $90,000 purse, beating Amine by two lengths.
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Behistoun
Washington, D.C
Laurel Race Track
France
Russia
Aniline
Charles Engelhard
Assagai
Vasco de Gama
Alec Weisweiller
Jean Deforge
Diatome
United States
O’grady-Betoic
Kelson
Ambine
Nikolai Nastbov
Assagal
Larry Adams
Vasco Do Gama
Yom Rolfe
Aiks
Raymond Guests
U.S
Ireland
Amine
Kelso
Gun Bow
America
Pro Grid Predictions Colts Can Tie Packers With Win In Atlanta
In New York AP style, Your Poor Pro Picker revisits Week matchups for Sunday pro gridiron. Colts must win in Atlanta to tie idle Green Bay while other games feature Dallas Philadelphia and Chicago San Francisco as contenders and notable player statuses noted.
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Packers
Atlanta
New York
Pittsburgh
Terry Notsinger
Charley Johnson
St Louis
Terry
Cardinals
Steelers
Dallas
Washington
Cowboys
Cleveland
Philadelpha
Frank Ryan
Paul Warfield
Baltimore
Green Bay
Johnny Unitas
Los Angeles
Tommy WeNonald
Rams
Tom Kennedy
San Franciso
Chicago
Bears
Gale
Ig Hige
Frederick Cadets roll Martinsburg 38 to 6 in league win
Frederick High Cadets stretched win streak to seven with a 38 6 triumph over Martinsburg on their home field. QB Jeff Freland directed a 415 yard attack aided by a strong defense that yielded 92 total yards as Frederick moved within one game of the Tri State League lead. Freland scored twice in the opening half and connected for a 30 yard pass to Willis Hall, with Jack Gaither adding an 8 yard TD run to seal the win.
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Frederick High Cadets
Bulldogs
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Cadets
Frederick
Freland
Tripp Smith
Maury Radtke
Sam Palm
Denny Oram
Willis Hall
Bob Ward
Chuck Foreman
Oram
Jack Gaither
Frederick Freland
Frederick Martinsburg
Doarsie
Ruster i
Smith
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Vara A i Iwick
Ma Palm
Frederick Ie Piabe En
Hall
Panera
Frederick Foreman
Frederick i
Caal Gaither
Eddie Erdelatz Dies Coached Middies and Pros
Eddie Erdelatz, famed for Navy coaching and professional play, died at 52 from stomach cancer in Burlingame. A San Francisco native, he starred as an end at St. Marys College and later coached Navy to Sugar and Cotton Bowl appearances. He also coached the Raiders and SF 49ers assistants before retirement. Funeral services are scheduled in San Francisco. he is survived by his wife Agnes and son Eddie Jr.
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California Finance Corporation
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Bowl Scouts Key Major College Games Facing Coaches
Football bowl committees will scout Saturday as top teams Georgia Georgia Tech Notre Dame and Michigan State eye bowls. Georgia Tech hosts Penn State while Georgia meets Auburn. Alabama Nebraska Notre Dame and Michigan State hold easy outings before the big clash. Arkansas leads SWC with a seven point line over SMU as UCLA and Tennessee loom in other red team contests.
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Orange
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Stanford
Tepressee
Mississippi
Southern California
Russian jockey yells Come on, baby at DC International
Nico Lai Nasibov, the Soviet Union's top jockey, has learned enough English to shout one favorite phrase. Miss Jo Ann Hitman, a Goucher College student and interpreter for Analine's Soviet group, reports Nasibov's exclamation as the horse ran at Laurel for the $150,000 Washington DC International.
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Nicolai Nasibov
Soviet Union
Jo Ann Hitman
Goucher College
Analine
Washington, DC
Maryland Grid Card Today Matches From Seas of Opponents
Maryland hosts Clemson to open action while Navy visits Vanderbilt. Dickinson meets Johns Hopkins and Delaware State faces Maryland State. Morgan plays Norfolk State while Western Maryland takes on Fratburg.
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Maryland
Navy
Vanderbilt
Dickinson
Jnhns
Hopkins
Delaware State
Maryland State
Morgan
Norfolk State
Western
Drexel
Almost Doesn't Count Patriots Lose To Owls 21-17
Westminster faced a surprise by Thomas Johnson as the Owls rallied from a 10 point deficit to beat Westminster 21 to 17 at TJ Stadium. Rick Eyler scored all Westminster touchdowns with three TDs and three conversions to set a state scoring record at 171 points. Eyler carried 39 times for 169 yards while teammate Ron Schattenberg led TJ with 84 rushing yards. Eyler’s first TD opened the scoring and Westminster briefly tied it late in the first half.
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Thomas Johnson
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Patriots
TJ Stadium
Rick Eyler
Eyler
Bob Stach
Ron Schattenberg
Pats
Owl
Terry Brant
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