Cadets face height hurdle as Frederick opens December 6
Frederick High School basketball under coach Brooks counts on speed and shooting to offset limited height. Key players include Wayne Rhoderick, Tinker Michael, Dale Ramsburg, Dick Floyd, and Greg Geissbert. Musselman, West Virginia, looms as the opener with zone defense expected, while North High and Fort Hill challenge in the CVAL. Army Navy game dominates Saturday with bowl implications across major leagues.
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Bucky
Frederick
CVAL
Brooks
Musselman
Wayne Rhoderick
Tinker Michael
Dale Ramsburg
Dick Floyd
Greet Geissbert
Ronnie Engle
Johr Kreissig
Rich Markey
Applemen
West Virginia
North High
Mel Henry
Fort Hill
Homer Brooks
Jose
Marthies
Army
Fort Detrick
W. L
jDollarettes
Navy
Middies
Ned Oldham
Babington
B. Grabill
M. Dishong
D. Winpigler
B. Dorting
S. Babington
Collarettes
Daffy Ducks
NBC
Mutual
Fies
Eddie
Erdelatz
Earl
Red) Blaik
Cele
Dartmouth
Van
Bucky Summers to write cadet sports pages at Frederick papers
Former Frederick High School star Bucky Summers returns to the Frederick sports section at regular intervals to profile the 1956-57 Cadets while attending the University of Maryland. Summers played on the 18-2 CVAL title team and state champions, and now covers the same arena from a journalist’s view.
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Bucky Sumslers
Frederick
Bucky
Summers
College Park
Charlie
Donnie Keller
Bob Moss
Bucky Summers
Bob Poole
Allegany
Charlie Keller
Wicomico
Montgomery Blair
League Sets Record Night Games in 1969 Schedule
Chicago report notes 264 night games will mark the 1969 American League season, with the earliest Apr 9 start and a Washington ceremony. Baltimore visits Washington for the presidential event, opening April 1 6 historic pace. The schedule adds flexibility for travel and postponed games as 264 night contests exceed the prior record.
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Chicago
Will Harridge
Baltimore
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
New York
Senators
Bill
Harridge
Tittle predicts 49ers upset over Colts in Baltimore
In Washington, Y A Tittle says the San Francisco 49ers can beat the Baltimore Colts Sunday. He notes the Colts must win to clinch a Western Division tie while the 49ers aim to spoil Baltimore's 9-1 mark as the teams prepare for a 2:05 p.m. EST kickoff. Tittle recalls a past near victory and insists he may be wrong, but feels confident.
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L. A
Colts
San Francisco
Johnny Unitas
Unitas
Cecil Isbell
NFL
Isbell
Green Bay
Baltimore
Y. A. Tittle
San Franciscoers
Mers
Dall
Title
49Ers
Los Angeles Rams
39Ers
Titts
Yat
Tufile
Favor Army By Touchdown
Unbeaten Army’s high passing attack led by quarterback Joe Tranchini and receivers helps beat Navy in the traditional teams test as the Army offense spreads play and relies on halfback Joe Belino while new linemen replace departures.
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Joppa Crowe
Army
Peterz
Dawkins
Bob Anderson
Bill Carpenter
Pitt Mars
Jrecora. Wavy
Joel Tranchini
Joe Bellino
Newcom
DeJohn In Line For New Fight
Mike DeJohn, the Syracuse heavyweight, won a close 10 round decision over Willi Besmanoff and moved into position for high level bouts with promoter Rothschild seeking a January Syracuse clash with Zora Folley and the ICBC offering a shot at the MecMurry Valdes winner in February. DeJohn, 63, 202% pounds, said he needs work and aims to challenge Floyd Patterson if given a chance.
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New York
Mike DeJohn
Syracuse
Willi Besmanoff
Norm _ Rothschild
Zora Folley
International Boxing Club
Pat MecMurry
Valdes
Madison Square Garden
Besmanoff
Patterson
Floyd Patterson
Mike
Garden
Willi
Milwaukee
Bowle
Buffalo
N.Y
DeJohn
Rame
Jack' Ers
Nel Gordon
Leo Birbaum
Jeard
Colts in Last Home Game Faces Eastern Rivalries
The Associated Press reports the NFL Eastern Division race tightens as Cleveland Browns, 7-2, contend with Washington and New York Giants with a Dec. 14 clash in New York. Baltimore Colts, 8-1, chase the Western title with home finale against San Francisco. Chicago Bears also in the mix with Pittsburgh. Jimmy Brown leads the league in rushing with 1,229 yards, while Pittsburgh’s Bobby Layne sparks a late surge.
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Associated Press
National Football League
Washington
Brown
Cleveland
Paul
Jimmy
Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins
Browns
New York Giants
Giants
New York
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
Baltimore
Tan
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh
New
Los Angeles
49Ers
Steeles
Bobby Layne
Bears
Rudy Jr
Bukich
Zeke Bratkowski
Ed Brown
George Blanda
Fight Results Almanac Summary
In New York Syracuse boxer Mike De John outpointed opponent Willi Besmanoff in a Philadelphia style bout. A Utah contest saw Lamar Clark from West Jordan knock Hal Crump from Butte after 2 rounds in Kanab.
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Associated Press
New York
Mike de John
Syracuse
N.Y
Willi Besmanoff
Milwaukee
Kanab
Utah
Lamar Clark
West Jordan
Hal Crump
Butte, Mont
Navy Basketball Captain Disciplined
Naval Academy officials say Joan Mascali of Allentown Pennsylvania was removed as captain of the Navy basketball team for disciplinary reasons. Senior Mascali remains on the team while Dick Johnson of Austin Texas succeeds as captain. the punishment is tied to academy regulations with no link to a prior hoax involving brigade officers and a high school masquerade.
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Naval Academy
Joan Mascali
Allentown
Navy
Mascali
Dick Johnson
Austin
Tex
Marcy Dupre
Academy Public Information
National Hockey League Friday Results
National Hockey League results show no Friday games and a quiet Saturday schedule. Detroit visits Montreal, Chicago faces Toronto, and Boston plays New York on TV at 2 30 p m EST. Sunday features Montreal at Detroit and Toronto at Boston with Chicago in New York.
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National Hockey League
Associated Press
Detroit
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Boston
New York
Ronto
York
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Johnnies Win As Girls Lose in Thanksgiving Match
The St. John's varsity boys beat their alumni 54-39 in the season opener on East Second Street court while the girls fell 34-40. Bob Alartin led the boys with 16 points, followed by Sappington 13 and Hartman 11. alumni stars Hugo Winpigler Tom Shade and Ronnie Lipps also scored well. Delores Etzler Rita Smith returned for the Etettes with double figures, and Ann Hartman disrupted the Varsity defense.
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Hartman
Hugo Winpigler
Tom Shade
Ronnie Lipps
Delores Etzler
Rita Smith
John’ettes
Ann Hartman
Michele Robert
Ai. Wainte
John’s
G. F.T
Martin
McElroy
Davis
Hammond
Toronto
Billy Reay
Toronto Maple Leafs
Winpigler
National Golf Club
McElroy Rentional Hockey League
General Shade
George (Punch
Imlach Kennedy
Sprankle
Zito Washington
Congress
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G. F
IR. Smith
R. Witworth
Grove
D. Etzler
Eisenhower
St.John’s
Varsity
Ieee
Pigler
Brian
Croghan
Gudby
J Hartman
Smith and Ganley
McElroy Warns of Potential Military Spending Increase
Defense Secretary McElroy after meeting with President Eisenhower indicated a possible one to two billion dollar rise in defense outlays for the next fiscal year. He cautioned against expecting a large rise while noting the broader goal to curb federal spending, and suggested a roughly one billion dollar jump as a realistic possibility. The conversation occurred amid ongoing budget discussions and preparations for a new fiscal plan.
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Augusta
Neil H. McElroy
Eisenhower
McElroy
McEvoy
Hanr
University Negotiating To Buy Forbes Field
Pittsburgh AP reports the University of Pittsburgh is negotiating to purchase Forbes Field home of the Pirates. Chancellor Edward H. Litchfield said the net cost would be under two million dollars with the Pirates to lease the field and continue use, while it would eventually be available to Pitt for expansion.
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Sydney
Earl Buchholz
Monest
Ray of Hope
U.S
Ashley Cooper
New South Wales
Buchholz
Mal Anderson
Roy Emerson
Alex Olmedo
Satur Iday
Barry MacKay
Darien
Johin
lNeither
Emer
Ashley
Polre
Australia
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pitt
Edward
Litchfield
Pirates
Six SEC teams on Gator Bowl prospect list
A Florida Gator Bowl prospect list announced in Jacksonville includes Florida and four other Southeastern Conference members. Chairman Sam Wolfson said Florida would be invited after beating Miami. the second team will be named Saturday night. Other contenders are Mississippi, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia Tech, and Vanderbilt.
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Jack Clary
Associated Press
Navy
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Tittle
Army
Colts
Eddie Erdelatz
Iowa
Louisiana State
Air Force Academy
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Mississippi
Blississippi State
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Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Vandy
Auburn
Alabama
Tigers
Georgia Tech
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Southern California
Pacific Coast
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma State
Jacksonville
Fla
Sam Wolfson
University of Miami
Wolfson
South Carolina
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