Cadets Reign In Tri State Football Title Clincher
Frederick High crushed Westminster 20-0 at McCurdy Field to seal the Tri-State League championship. Led by Blaine Smith with 251 rushing yards and Ron Hart two touchdowns, the Cadets posted seven wins and three losses, earning their first league crown since joining the Tri-State four years earlier.
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McCurdy
Westminster Owls
Cadets
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Frederick
Frederick Band
Jack Molesworth
Roy Comer
Hal Moser
Blaine Smith
Blazer
Ron Hart
Larry Thompson
Hart
Smith
John Plunkard
Westminster
Plunkard
Owls
Jeff Myers
Buddy Long
Mike Wright
Myers
Frederick—Hart
Thompson
Pat—Plunkard
Rolfe Castleman
Hota
J. Rolfe
Castleman
Frederick Westminster
McCurdy Field
Cassius Clay Undergoes Successful Hernia Operation
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay underwent an operation for an incarcerated hernia Friday night at the Sherry Biltmore Hotel area hospital. Dr. William McDermott led the procedure. Clay faces about ten days in hospital and six weeks of recovery with at least seven or eight weeks before training. The heavyweight title bout with Sonny Liston in Boston Garden was postponed indefinitely.
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Casius Clay
Nathan Shapiro
Massachusetts State Boxing Commission
Shapiro
Sam Silverman
Clay
Sonny Liston
Boston Garden
William McDermott
Harvard
Commission
Drew Brown
Budini
Brown
Cassius
Sherry Biltmore
Clippers Snap Loss Streak To Beat Indians 5-1
Baltimore Clippers end a six game slide by rallying from a 1-0 deficit to defeat the Springfield Indians 5-1 in an American Hockey League game. Goals by Dick Messner Bryan Hextall Ratelle and Labassiere capped the scoring after a scoreless second period.
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Baltimore
Springfield Indians
Baltimore Clippers
Roger Cote
Springfield
Dick Meissner
Bryan Hextall
Clippers
Hextall
Jean Ratelle
Gordon Labassiere
Irish And Alabama Ready For Upset Bids In Week Poise
Associated Press reports top ranked Notre Dame and 8 0 Alabama fear upsets as Michigan State visits Notre Dame with injuries to star players and Georgia Tech looms for Alabama. Nebraska hosts Oklahoma State as Texas faces TCU in a day of top ten clashes with OSU and LSU also in action.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
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Alabama
Ara Parseghian
Irish
Michigan State
Parseghian
Jim Lynch
Bull Wolski
Spartans
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Paul Bryant
Crimson Tides
Tech
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Razorbacks
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Rob Devaney
Cornhuskers
Texas
Texas Christian
Longhorns
TCU
Clemson
Baylor
Michigan
Ohio State
Oregon State
Stanford
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Mets To Pick First In Minor League Draft
New York Mets, with the worst record, will hold the first overall selection in the annual minor league draft. The draft features over 2,000 players across 138 clubs, many ex majors. Two-phase event sets top prices at 25,000 for Double A picks and 8,000 per head in the secondary phase.
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Mets
NEW York
New York Mets
Houston
Jim Coates
Bobby del Greco
Roman Mejias
Pumpsie Green
Rod Kanehl
Eli Grba
Marv Breeding
Marshall Bridges
Ed Sadowski
Jose Tartabull
Colts Picked Over Vikings
New York AP report notes a playful poll predicting Week results. It forecasts Cleveland over Detroit 27 21 and Baltimore over Minnesota 35 24 with Unitas and Moore in action.
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Vikings
New York
Attawas
Togo
Playboy
Mr Ed
Bullwinkle
Magilla Gorilla
Nel
Cleveland
Detroit
Lions
Browns
Joe Schmidt
Jimmy Brown
Baltimore
Minnesota
Baltmore
Terps Seek Second Straight Win as Navy Aims to End Slump
Maryland pursues back-to-back victories by beating Clemson to improve to an even 3-3. Navy, short on healthy backs, hopes to end a six week skid by defeating Duke before facing Army, while Duke fights mounting losses and Wake Forest slips past Maryland and Duke.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Clemson
Navy
Duke
Army
Terps
Virginia
North Carolina
Tigers
Wake Forest
Roger Staubach
Pat Donnelly
Ed Orr
Garden State Stakes field includes Sadai favored at Garden State Park
Ten two year olds named for the 12th Garden State Stakes at Garden State Park with $301,700 gross value and $181,020 to the winner. Post time is about 3 45 pm EST. Sadai is the 5-2 favorite after three stakes wins including the Arlington Washington futurity.
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Cherry Hill
N.J
Garden State Park
Jack Hogan
Jacket Stable
George D. Widener
Eurasian
Lawrence Pollack
Terry’s Secret
Mary B. Hecht
Sadai
Arlington - Washington
Michael Ford
Royal Gunner
Omaha
Garden State
Sadair
Fire at Laurel Race Course Claims 34 Horses
An arson investigator said the $300,000 Laurel Race Course fire on November 3 started accidentally. Thirty-two thoroughbreds and two ponies died in the blaze amid the surrounding chaos.
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Laurel, Md
Laurel Race Course
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