Pop Warner Gridders Set for Halftime Scrimmage Show
A halftime exhibition featuring Pop Warner leagues the Volts and Redskins will cap the first season as Quantico Marines meet Norfolk Navy Amiltions at 8 pm. Former college stars Join Demore Huddy Rowell Ken Beagle head the lineups in a 15 to 20 minute display on the 50 yard line behind the benches.
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Quantice Marine
Navy
Frederick's
Pop Warner
Warner
Volts
Redskins
Quantican Marines
Norfolk Navy
AteCredy
Priday
Demore
Northwestern Center
Huddy Rowell
Penn State
Ken Beagle
Navy Endh
Quantico
Clyde Cleveland
Gettysburg High Guard
Colts
Preston Best
Best
Gettysburg Cagers Open Season Saturday
Gettysburg College begins its 1986 57 basketball campaign under coach Bob Davies with a Saturday night home opener at Philadelphia’s Palestra against Temple University as part of a doubleheader. The Bullets, tallest yet inexperienced, start three sophomores and two juniors set to face Temple with Wallack as captain and Del Warfel, Tim Cousins, and Frank Grzelecki among the starting lineup.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Temple Univer
Palestra
Peamaylvania
Rutgers
Bob Davies
Rochester Royal Star
Bullets
Nwo
Sche Tetled
Owls
Davies
Bop Wamacca
Jamie Fron
Newark
NM. J
Stan Tray
Fair Lawn
N. J
Tim Cousins
Ossining
N. Y
Georgetown
Lafayette
Navy
Holstrz
Muhlenberg
Wagner
Hofstra
Long Island
Temple
Bears Lead NFL Offense In Pro Loop Rankings
The Chicago Bears hold the NFL lead in offense with strong rushing and scoring totals. Pro football statistics show the Bears atop rushing, first in scoring with 305 points, and among top in completion percentage. Washington Redskins owner George Marshall praised football, recalled early team days, and noted fitness and low smoking rates among players.
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Philadelphia
Chicago Bosra
George P. Marshall
Washington Redskins
Imehesa
New York Giants
NFL
Bears
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay
Chicago Cardinals
New York
Giants
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Marshall
Frederick
Thomas
Hayes
St. Louis
Mo. Thomas
L. Adams
Bel Air
James Posey
Alvey V. Renn
Harold Saltz
B. Duckett
Annapolis
I T. G. Mohler
Donald Brown
la J Motte Smith
Wild
O Noetall
Belair
Robert King
Bennie Dowell
James Hance
Big-Game Hunting Talk Delights Hagerstown Lions Club
Chester Delphey of Hagerstown described a West hunting trip to the Buffalo Fork area in Jackson Hole Wyoming. His group bagged a moose and elk while Hetzler took an elk and a deer. They traveled about 5000 miles, stayed at a Wyoming ranch, and three dimensional color slides were shown. Guests included Loman Karr and Raymond Markley.
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Hagerstown
Hetzler
Wyoming
Loman W. Karr
Frederyck
Rey. Raymond Markley
Myeraville
Army Hopes To Upset Navy At Memorial Stadium
Army aims to upset Navy in Philadelphia at Memorial Stadium with back Kyasky back from knee surgery and quarterback Bourland returning from injury. Kyasky has rushed 631 yards this season and Blaik lauds his comeback as pivotal as the Cadets face the Midshipmen in the annual clash.
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BOS
West Point
Army
Navy
Bob Kynsky
Dave Bourland
Cadets
Midshipmen
Philadelphia
Memorial Stadium
Kyasky
Earl
Red) Blaik
Ansonia
Conn
Bob
Washington
Water Reed Hospital
Kynsky
Bourland
Glenn Davis
Blaik
Barnes Leads Wake Forest Picks For ACC Honors
Charlotte report notes Barnes of Wake Forest heads the 1956 All Atlantic Coast Conference team as a standout fullback with breakaway speed. The ACC board selected regional stars including Bourland of Duke and Sandusky of Maryland, with Maryland and Clemson dominating first team spots and North Carolina State absent.
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Navy
Kyasky
Charlotte
N. C
Bilt Barnes
Wake Forest
Middies
Kynsky
Associated Press Acc
Bourland
el Paso
Texas
Clagsman
Ers
Consulta
Maryland
Clemson
Duke
Don Holleder
North Carolina State
Sid Deloatch
Duke Academy
Mike Sandusky
Two Yanks Duel for Olympic Decathlon Honors in Melbourne
Rafer Johnson of Kingsburg California and Milton Campbell of Plainfield New Jersey led the decathlon race after two events as the Melbourne Games entered day seven. Campbell held 1 868 points to Johnson's 1 850 with Bob Richards from LaVerne California far behind in third.
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Melbourne
America
Rafer Johnson
Kingsburg
Calif
Milton Campbell
Plainfield
N. J
Campbell
Johnson
Bob Richards
LaVerne
Fights Last Night By the Associated Press
Milwaukee fighter Chuck Spieser knocked out Willie Hoepner in Detroit. The open season on black bass in Maryland ends Friday to remain closed until next June. The Potomac River is clear and low, according to veteran riverman John W. Turner, with few ducks reported in the area.
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Jones
North Carolina
Troit
Chuck Spieser
Gene Alderton
Maryland
Willi Hoop
Barnes
Hamburg
Germany
Joel Wells
Charlie Bussey
Clemson
Virginia
Jimhrounder
Milwaukee
Bakhtiar
Spieser
Weiss
Sandusky
Davis
Hoepner
Alderton
Bakhtirr
Une
Hoep
Lindusky
Russey
Terps
Potomac River
John W. Turner
Weverlon
Turner
Extra Period Determines Elm Street School Touch Football Winner
An overtime game decides the Elm Street School touch football winner as Section C edges Section o-BI after a 60 score. In other ninth grade action A romps HE while eighth grade results include Section F 8E 190 BG over 8H 60. Staley leads 9A with a mix of pitches and an interception key plays. Harold Blank scores early for F with a 7 point start and Milav returns a 31 yard interception for BG victory over Bell.
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Section $C
Elm Street
Section &F
Jon Kressig
Warren Evans Jr
Staley
Markoe
Campbell
Harold Blank
Richard Barthlow
Jack Derr
Blank
Milav
Maines
Fioox
Bell
Exhibition Games Planned by the Baltimore Orioles
The Baltimore Orioles schedule 34 spring exhibitions at Scottsdale with 18 against the Cubs, eight against the Giants, six against the Indians, and two against the Redlegs. Farm Director Jim McLaughlin confirms operating the San Antonio Club in the Texas League next year after a $125,000 lease. An Orioles delegation led by President Jim Keelty and Manager Paul Hickjareds visited San Antonio to seek improvements.
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Baltimore Orioles
Jack Dunt
Birds
Scottsdale, Ariz
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Redlegs
Jim McLaughlin
San Antonio
Orioles
Oriole
Jim Keelty
Paul Hickjareds
Navy Seeks Focus on Army Game Before Bowl Talk
At Annapolis Navy officials refuse to discuss Cotton Bowl bids, emphasizing the Army game in Philadelphia as the immediate priority. Coach Eddie Erdelatz and athletics director Capt. Elliott Loughlin stress winning Saturday’s rivalry over any bowl considerations.
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Annapolis
Navy
Army
Philadelphia
Eddie
Erdelatz
Elliott Loughlin
Loughlin
Erdviatz
West Point
Earl Blaik
Blaik
Mississippi
Erdelate
Farrell to Pilot Indians in 1987 Pennant Race
Cleveland announces Kerby Farrell as new major league manager after success with Indianapolis Indians. Farrell led Indianapolis to the Little World Series title and a pennant, with reported 825,000 salary. Also notes Maryland football captains and Texas natural gas reserves.
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Cleveland
Nev
Cleveland Indians
Kerby Farrell
Indianapolis Indians
Hank Greenberg
Farrell
Indians
Indianapolis
Pernant
Rochester
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Zi North
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Holero
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Walkersville
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Gene Snowden
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Lewis
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McCurdy Field
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James Marshall
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