Cadets Face Allegany In Canton Showdown Tonight
Frederick Cadets travel to Allegany for a Cumberland Valley League game with big implications for final standings. Key changes include Kuhn at guard and a backfield featuring Warrenfeltz Geisbert Garver and Zimmerman as the Cadets seek a 10 point edge in scoring.
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Carroll Kuhn
Dick Foland
Bill Schroder
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Barber
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Garver
Zimmerman
Lions Lead NFL In Team Offense And Passing
Detroit Lions climb to first in total offense with 2720 yards 1165 rushing 1555 passing while taking the Western Conference tie. Rams second 2356 yards 1390 rushing 1165 passing. Baltimore third 2337 yards. Lions top passing 1555 yards. Bears third 1251. New York tops punting 46.1. Baltimore leads rush defense at 2.6 yards per rush.
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Detroit Lions
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Los Angeles
Green Bay
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Washington
New York
Detroit
Chicago Bears
New York Gizors
Bears
Hard Running Backs Draw More Notice
Hard running backs are drawing more notice than passers as the 1957 All America team picks begin. Regional boards list six top backs including Crow Texas A&M Kowalczyk Michigan State Anderson Army and Stransky Colorado Bakhtiar Virginia and Taylor LSU.
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New York
Associated Press
Tme
Bakhkiar
John Crow
Texas A&m
Walt Kowalczyk
Michigan State
Bob Anderson
Army
Bob Mulgado
Arizona
Tempe
Bob Stransky
Colorado
Lee Grosscup
Utah
King Hill
Rice
Jim Bakhdar
Virginia
Jimmy Taylor
Louisiana State
Anderson
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Grosscup
Glenn Davis
Jhim
Grosseup
Notre Dame
Nick Pietro
Santo
Dick Christy
North Carolina State
Wray Carlston
Duke
Harvey White
Clemson
Bobby Jordan
VMI
Mike Sommer
George Washington
Bobby Schwarze
Citadel
Gettysburg College Basketball Announces 1957-58 Schedule
Gettysburg College unveils a 25 game 1957-58 schedule under new coach Bob Hulton with home and away games against Bucknell Dickinson Lehigh and Franklin and Marshall The Bullets open December 4 at Villanova and feature returning players Wallack Warfel Miller and others from the 1956-57 squad.
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Bucknell
Dickinson
Lehigh
Franklin and
Marshall
Bullets
Bob Hulton
Villanova
Philadelphia
Bob Wallack
Newark
del Warfel
Lancaster
Marty Miller
Frank Greelecki
Schenectady
N.J
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East Lansdowne
Walt Melnik
Collingswood
N. J
Jack Hathaway
Towson
Stan Traymore
Fair Lawn
Warfel
Wallack
Miller
Hofstra
Western Maryland
Wagner
Albright
Muhlenberg
Navy
Johns Hopkins
FL & M
Temple
Scranton
Penn State
Hershey
Elizabethtown
Lebanon Valley
Lafayette
Awa
Upsala
Juniata
Packers Deny Rumor of Coaching Change
Green Bay officials dismiss a Chicago Chronicle report that Lisle Blackbourn will be replaced as head coach with Chicago Bears coach defensive chief Clark Shaughnessy promoted within the Packers. Packers GM Vern Lewellen says the story is ridiculous and no confirmation exists.
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Oy Clark Shaughnessy
Chicago Bears
Packers
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Sharebrosst
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National Football League Packers
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Boxing Card Reports Several Close Wins in Night of Fights
In Charlotte and Boston venues, Gavin outpointed Walt Byars at 146 pounds while Thom stopped Wallace in six rounds. In Newburg Zell outpointed Gault, and in Spartanburg a 10 round bout ended with a decision for the winner. Event details reflect an active night of local boxing.
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Kid Gavin
Isi
Havana
Walt Byars
Boston
Charlotte
N. C
Waban Thomis
Sell Wallace
Newburg
N. Y
Bobby
Zell
Youngstown
Ohio
Henry
Pappy) Gault
Spartanburg
S. C
Bowling League Standings and High Scores
Frederick Carroll LG leads the bowling league with Shipley's Sport Store and Hawk's wu also scoring. Weekly stats show high game by BH Smith 138 and high set by M Griffin, $4 prize. High team game goes to Shipley's Sport Store and Frederick Automotive posts top team set at 1,606.
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Frederick Carroll LG
Shipley’s
Steve Hamilton
Chevrolet V.F.W
Union Bridge
Fout’s Grocery
Getzandasner Esso
Hawk's Wu
Earl Cline Contractors
Frederick Automotive
Meadow’s
Trimmers
BH. Smith
M. Griffin
Pimlico Futurity Field Set for Saturday Race
Pimlico hosts the Futurity with six contenders for a $162,740 purse. Owners paid escalating installments totaling over $9,500 plus entry fees. The sponsors add $350,000 while bettors vie for the $115,347 first prize in the mile and sixteenth event.
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Baltimore
Pimlico Futurity
Pimlico
Maine Chance Farm
Jewel
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Misty Flight
Montpelier
Nala
Christiana Stable
Stay” Sail
Pine Tree Stable
Amber Tide
Mill River
Washington
Tigers Trade Brings Martin Zerjon Morgan Thorpe To Detroit
Detroit Tigers acquire Billy Martin Gus Zerjon Maury McDermott Lou Skiazas Tom Morgan Tim Thompson from Kansas City Athletics in a 13 man deal. The Tigers send out Bill Tuttle Frank House Duke Maas Jim Small John Tsitouris and two minor leaguers. Manager Tighe praises result while McHale signals potential future trades. Martin faces cash dispute but expects to help Tigers win the pennant.
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Jack Tighe
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
John J. McHale
Tigers
Vic Wertz
St. Louis Browns
Bill Tuttle
Frank House
Duke Maas
Jim Small
John Tsitouris
Billy Martin
Gus Zerjon
Maury McDermott
Lou Skiizas
Tom Morgan
Tim Thompson
Tighe
McHale
Chicago
Arnold Johnson
A’s
Parke Carroll McHale
Martis
Athletics
Kansas City
Fort Hill Dominates North Hagerstown in 67 6 Victory
Cumberland report notes Fort Hill High School led by coach William Hahn defeated North Hagerstown 67 to 6. Douglas Metz, the place kicking specialist, converted nine extra points without a miss as Fort Hill extended its unbeaten season to nine wins. The team scored nine touchdowns nine extra points and two safeties.
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Douglas Metz
Fort Hil
North Hagers‘town
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Fort Hill
William Hahn
Allegany High
Bolivar Area Obituary and Social Notes
The item lists local visitors and family news from Bolivar including Mr Wilton Zombro visiting daughter Mrs Anna Maury. Mr and Mrs Charles Wilt and Norma visiting daughter Mrs Elles Starlatt. a church soup supper at Bolivar Methodist Church. birth of Steven Erie Bartles son of Mrs and Mrs Robert Bartles Ft Worth TX. construction updates at Mrs Connie Erp’s home and Mr J Lee Cooper’s house near Bolivar high school. Mr and Mrs Kearfell Dailey New Brunswick spent a week in the area.
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Wilton Zombro
Brenstwick
Anna Maury
Charles - Wilt
Norma
Sirs
Elles Starlatt
North Mountain
W. C A
W.S.C.S
Bolivar Methodist Church
Robert Bartles
Ft. Worth
Tex
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Paul Barnes
Connie Erp
Real High School
Lee Cooper
Weverton
Gavilan Beats Wall Byars In Chicago Televised Fight
Kid Gavilan, 31, shows rust but keeps fighting instinct in a 10 round decision over Boston’s Wall Byars at Chicago Stadium. Byars, 25, protests low blows in round six as Gavilan shifts to countering and outpoints his opponent.
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Wall Byars
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Frank Sikora
Bolivar Notes Mixed with Visits and Hospital News
Bolivar and Harpers Ferry correspondents report numerous social visits. Nancy Elliott of Philadelphia stayed with her granddaughter Mrs. John Sponselier. Mrs. Leah Walsh Kirby of Baltimore was en route to Hill Top Hotel. Mrs. Goleman Duan is ill with double pneumonia at Charles Town General Hospital. Local residents from Martinsburg to Washington visited kin and friends. Rev Baker served Bolivar Methodist Church for over sixty years and remains in good health.
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Nancy Elliott
Philadelphia
John Sponselier
Leah Walsh Kirby
Baltimore
Hill Top ‘Hotel
Harpers Ferry
Kirs
Goleman Duan
Charles Town General ‘Hospital
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Bob McCarty
Martinsburg
John Sponseller
J. Gb. Backles
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Eddie
LeRoy
Esther
Philip Grim
Idella Grim
John Haefer
Mary Holowar
Edenburg
Mable Thompson
Jay Mauzy
Anna Mauzy
Washington
Dorothy
Margaret Zombro
T. W. Wit
Bolivar Heights
Charlesstown General Hospital
B. A. Wheatly
George C. Kinchele
John Mahoney
Clifton
jDorothy Hughes
New York City
Corbett Hanger
iBethesda
Tacey Decker
Fred Potts
George W. Hott
Blanche Wheatley
Satterfield Fights King In California
Oakland headline notes Chicago heavyweight Bob Satterfield, 34, seeks a victory over Reno’s Honjara King in a Wound main event at Oakland Auditorium. Satterfield has 12 one round knockouts and a 13 KO loss tally, while King is an experienced boxer with power. Also local notes report three Baltimore Colts sidelined by fever ahead of a San Francisco clash and updates on horse Vertex dividend at Pimlico.
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Calif
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Reno
Honjara King
Oakland Auditorium
Satterfield
Rocky
Marciano
Joe Louis
White Sox And Tribe May Work Out Deal
Chicago and Cleveland may swap players as Frank Lane visits Chicago on trade rounds. White Sox vice president Chuck Comiskey welcomes Lane and notes past ties while Comiskey hints Indians seek outfield help and a possible deal could form.
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Cleveland
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