Cadets Roll To 10-0 Intra-city Title Defeat TJ 4-14
Frederick High School Cadets clinched an undefeated 10-0 season with a 14-4 comeback over Governor Thomas Johnson, earning their third intra-city championship. Bill Craven starred on offense with 108 receiving yards and 79 rushing yards, while coach’s son Craven was named outstanding player.
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Cadets Jubilant After Undefeated Season Clincher
Frederick High School Cadets celebrate a 14-7 victory over the TJ Patriots to cap an undefeated season. MVP Bill Craven shines as coach Adam Craven praises the hard fought win while TJ coach Jack Molesworth commends both sides.
Colts blank St Louis as Morrall throws three touchdowns
The Baltimore defense posted its second shutout of the season as Carl Morrall threw three touchdown passes in a 27-0 win over St. Louis. The victory improves Baltimore to nine wins in 10 games and puts them in first in the Coastal Division, a half game ahead of the Rams who were tied Sunday.
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Maryland Fades 57 13 as Penn State Dominates
Maryland coach Bob Ward laments a lopsided 57 to 13 defeat after Penn State pulls starters in the second half. Joe Paterno’s Nittany Lions extend the lead early. Charlie Pittman and Ted Kwalick miss time due to injuries but still make key plays. Sophomore Denis O Har a directs the Terps offense with a scrambling run game and passes. Ward praises O Hara while Paterno says he would not risk injured players.
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Chicago Bears Lose Virgil Carter for Season
Chicago Bears quarterback Virgil Carter, 22, sustained a broken ankle in a 16-13 loss to the Atlanta Falcons and will miss the rest of the season after guiding the team to four straight wins.
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Cowboys Rally past Redskins in 44 24 rout
Dallas quarterback Meredith threw two touchdowns and ran setup another before a knee injury. Don Perkins added 103 rushing yards as the Cowboys built a big second half lead over Washington. Sonny Jurgensen connected with Charley Taylor for two TDs as Washington briefly led.
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