Ward stars as Gettysburg quarterback and Mt Airy link noted
Jim Ward of Mt. Airy in Maryland State League shines as Gettysburg College’s first string quarterback. He leads in offense with 298 rushing yards 1,297 passing yards 10 touchdowns and 56 points. Also highlights include a remarkable 85 yard field goal by Flintstone's Emory Davis and notes on local cross country and football stories from Allegany County.
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Owls edge Cadets 14 13 in season finale slugfest
Westminster Owls beat Frederick Cadets 14 to 13 in a tense closing game. Rick Eyler ran for 127 yards and scored the decisive touchdown as Herb Ruby connected for a late 23 yard pass to Fred Magsamen setting the final margin. Frederick led at times with Jeff Freland scoring and Ron Schattenberg adding a late conversion miss that kept the door open.
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High School Football Roundup and Coach Quits
High School scores across Maryland list Severn over McDonogh 13 12, Glen Burnie 26 14 Annapolis, St Anthony's 12 St Marys 0, Elkton 0 Easton 0 tie, Edmondson 51 Forest Park 0, Gilman 34 St Pauls 8, Metro 26 Southern of Baltimore, Patterson Park 14 Douglass 0, Poly 32 Curley 0. In Cleveland, Eddie Finnigan resigns as Western Reserve coach after Saturday’s Case Tech game, remaining athletic director and professor of health and education.
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Knights Lose On Corner Kicks In District Soccer
Beall of Frostburg defeated Middletown on corner kicks after six scoreless periods in a district soccer clash played at South Hagerstown High School. Beall held a 3-2 edge on corner kicks as the newly adopted state rules declared the Mountaineers the winners. Middletown missed several scoring chances in overtime and played a solid game despite damp field conditions. This marked Beall’s first district crown win in two years of competition.
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With Or Without Johnny A Hosses Should Win
AP columns predict the Colts will beat the Vikings in a crucial Western Division NFL clash. Pro football picker cites Baltimore’s six-game win streak, while other NFL games feature Browns over Giants, Packers over Rams, Lions over 49ers, Bears over Cardinals, Redskins over Eagles, Cowboys over Steelers, and in the American League Padres over KC, Raiders over Bills, Jets over Patriots, and Oilers over Broncos.
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Parseghian May Take NFL Post In Atlanta
New York Journal American said Ara Parseghian of Notre Dame could coach the Miami Dolphins when they join the AFL next season. Dolphins co-owner Joe Robbie denied direct contact and said the club would pursue coaching only after the season.
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Casey Stengel Still Talking About Plans and Health
New York AP notes Casey Stengel, 75, speaking from Glendale California about future plans with the Mets as a scout. He jokes about building a World’s Fair sized stadium with a dome and comments on his health after hip fracture.
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Buckpasser Bypassed Pimlico Futurity At Rich Stakes
13 hopeful 2 year olds contest the 11 16 mile Pimlico Futurity for a $134 543 win. Buckpasser the best known colt is not entered making Our Michael Advocator and Golden Buttons strong contenders. Willie Shoemaker rides Advocator with others including Gunflint Auric Fathers Image and more. Many aim for Garden State on Nov 20 as the season’s top 2 year old.
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Unitas Works Out To Start Sunday
John Unitas completed a full practice with the Baltimore Colts marking his first stretch with the team since a back injury. If no complications arise, he will start Sunday in Minnesota against the Vikings as Baltimore fights to keep a one game lead in the NFL Western Conference. Coach Don Shula cautioned it is too early to confirm heavy duty quarterback play. Reserve Gary Cuozzo led the two minute drill as Unitas remained on the field until quitting time.
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