Walkersville High Soccer Team Sets 1958 Unbeaten Record
Walkersville High School's fall program yields an unbeaten 10-0 soccer season in 1958 and a second place finish in the state cross country meet at Hereford High School. Seniors drive the soccer success, though coaches Bill Tally and George Remsberg credit the entire program and standout players. The Lions excel despite limited facilities, with a 6-0 county championship record and a history of championship teams in soccer, basketball, and baseball.
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LSU Maintains Lead In AP Poll For National Championship
LSU holds a wide lead as the nation’s only unbeaten major program, with 183 voters backing 114 first place votes. Auburn climbs to second after a 21-6 win over Georgia, Army remains third, Oklahoma fourth, Wisconsin fifth, and Texas Christian seventh in the AP poll.
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Walkersville Closes With Perfect Mark
Walkersville High School Lions finish the 1956 soccer season with a 2-0-0 record to win the Frederick County title under coach William R. Talley. Seniors Zimmerman Warner Duncan Evlec sparked the team which posted seven shutouts and held opponents scoreless in county league play while totaling 60 points for and 6 points against all contests. Keith Duncan led scoring with 14 points, followed by Zimmerman 12 and Warner eight. The season highlighted a strong, growing program with many sophomores and juniors set to lead next year.
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Cadets Begin Cage Practice at Frederick High
Fifty seven boys reported for the first day of basketball practice at Frederick High School. Coach Homer Brooks announced that 10 to 12 more may join. A schedule ahead includes five cage games, with Musselman and Allegany among the early home matchups, as Brooks aims to trim the roster to 36 for the season.
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Glade Valley Rebels Triumph Over Turtles in Football
Glade Valley Rebels defeated the Frederick News-Post Turtles 12-0 in a football contest on Saturday. Will Zimmerman scored on a 35 yard run pass and a five yard end sweep. The Rebel line shut down the Turtle ground attack and the victory was credited to fine coaching. Maryland soccer wins ACC title on close finish over North Carolina 2-1 with Basilio Liacuris and Dick Romine scoring for the Terps.
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Basketball National League Results and Schedule
The Associated Press reports Monday results and upcoming Tuesday games in the National Basketball Association. Notable headlines include Boston and Detroit, and Syracuse and St. Louis matchups on the slate.
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Colts Face Final Drive Without Szymanski After Knee Injury
The Baltimore Colts will pursue their final four game push without Dick Szymanski who tore knee ligaments in Sunday's 17 0 win over the Bears and will require surgery Dr Edwin Mayer said. Szymanski was hurt in the second quarter and is the latest Colt sidelined amid a season long injury list. Unitas or Shaw may start at quarterback Sunday with Ewbank to decide Wednesday. End Raymond Berry will play despite a bruised shoulder. The team may seek a linebacker specialist to replace Szymanski with Mary Matuszak mentioned as a potential option.
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