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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1956

Page

4

Navy Coach Erdelatz Calls Bench A Key Emotional Element

Annapolis November 22 Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz stresses a hot bench as a visible part of his coaching philosophy ahead of the Army game. He notes players standing by the line shout encouragement, while steak eaters on the bench remain restless. He touts the unit as one of the best he has fielded, with all 38 players guaranteed playing time this season.

Annapolis Eddie Erdelatz Nays Army Navy Philadelphia PSEC Erdelatz Erdelatr

Elm Streeters Win In Five Gridiron Games

Elm Streeters played five more touch football games in a junior high tournament on Thursday afternoon. Nine grade clash saw Carroll Eyler run 12 yards for the winning TD with William Rice adding the extra point, while Ed Green to Francis Fry yielded a two yard scoring pass. Eight grade contests featured Ellis McDonough pass to Robert Jordan for a score and James Thompson kickoff return for a 45 yard TD, plus Clutter’s 20 yard interception for a 80 to 0 win. Other scores came from Jerry Brubaker to Bill McKerze and Donald Croneburg to Alfred Glass for six points as Section 6 defeated Section 8.

Sele Carroll Eyler Wiliam Rice Ed Green Francis Fry Ellis McDonough Robert Jordan James Thompson Clutter Paydirt Jerry Brubaker Bill McKerze Donald Croneburg Alfred Glass Over &H

Leo Wickless Tops Walkersville Bowling Tourney

In the second annual Walkersville Bowling Tournament 90 bowlers competed last Sunday. Leo Wickless won with a 718 total handicap and a $100 prize. notable finishers included Harvey Haviland 694 and Ralph C. Rohrer 679. Gene Long earned a merchandise prize for the highest fifth game, donated by local merchant Avery Clark.

Walkersville Leo Wickless Frederick Southpaw Starhow Harley Weakley Silver Springs Lawrence Powell Frederick Harvey Haviland Burtonsville Ray C. Specht Thurmont Thomas E Harding Leroy Burdette Gaithersburg Ralph C. Rohrer Harold Ray Frank Micalizzi Chick Cramer Maynard B. Hamilton Harry E. Filler Jack Landis E. Edward Hall

Season's Top Game Tonight at Frederick Field

Two national–level teams from Lucle Sapus square off at McCurdy Field in a benefit match sponsored by the Frederick Breakfast Optimist Club Youth Fund. Marines from Quantico travel to Frederick for a dinner and parade before the 8 p.m. kickoff, while Phillies pitcher Robin Roberts is not expected to play. The event aims to become an annual affair with wide local turnout and sponsor enthusiasm.

McCurdy Lucle Sapus Frederick Quan Jhee Fort de Navy PHILS Norfolk Clearwater Fla Fort George G. Meade Philadelphia Phillies Robin Roberts Gento McCurdy Eral Roy Hamey

Fight Odds 6 to 5 as Moore V Patterson Looms in Chicago

In Chicago a heavyweight title bout between Archie Moore and Floyd Patterson is shaping as a historic clash. Odds run 6 to 5 with a projected gate of about 250000 dollars from an 18000 attendance. The outcome could crown the oldest or youngest champion in history as the title fight follows months of buildup after past retirements and injuries.

Chicago Tororate Archie Moore Floyd Patterson Rocky Marciano Moore Patterson Jersey Joe Walcott Joe Louis Marciano Hurricane Jackson Ezzard Charles Walcott Comiskey Park Coens Duffie Max Schmeling Jack Sharkey Gene Tunney Patterson Carls Jackson

Fragmented iTV Today of sports and weather blur into a coastal collage

The page presents a jumble of names, events, and scores overlapping with weather notes and local figures. Individuals like Matthew Warren and Joe Croghan appear amid a host of sports, news, and entertainment references, reflecting a chaotic newspaper layout. The piece contrasts regional trivia with a broad comparison claiming Michigan's Upper Peninsula equals about one third of the state's area and roughly the size of Connecticut plus Delaware, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island combined.

Michigan Upper Peninsula Connecticut Delaware Massachusetts Rhode Island

Bowlers chase prize despite early deficit in tourney

Frank Micalizzi posted a 662 scratch set highlighted by 420, 134, 129, 138, and 741 total pins. Wackless narrowly challenged with a 658 scratch finish built from 102, 131, 129, 156, and 140 in a tournament strong showing.

Frank Micalizzi Wackless

Morrie Siegel Delights Lions Club in Frederick Talk

Morrie Siegel, Gunther beer sportscaster and Scripps-Howard writer, amused Frederick Lions Club with Washington area sports humor. He quipped about the Redskins season, praised coach Mont, and noted injuries in his first year. Nearly 100 percent club turnout marked the anniversary luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.

Morne Siegel Gunther Beer Scripps-Howard Lions Club Frederick Inch Washington Redskins George Marshall Serpeice Wi Teg Sieg Siegel Tartum Monts Mont America Netsuke LAP Telephone Company Lap Telephone Company Lion Kenneth H. Barncord Francis Scott Key Jones Ow. Liegon Jr Preston Best

Frederick club meeting features Thorny and Buck Alban

The Frederick club meeting was led by president Byron W. Thorny. Buck Alban was introduced by program chairman Ruben Caplin. Attendees included C W Strobel William J Grove Bee Hemp Kin Je Moetsville AB Wilson Sykesville CE Creager Balti more Irvin C Brant Jr Thor mont Charles C Stull Jr Glade Valley Richard C Molesworth David D Oland Marold N Wasker Ed Mull Willaint Hicks and Thomas Glass. Questions at the end drew thoughtful contributions.

C W Strobel William J Grove Bee Hemp Kin Je Moetsville AB Wilson Sykesville CE Creager Baltimore Irvin C. Brant Jr Thormont Charles C. Stull Jr Glade Valley Richard C. Molesworth David D Oland Marold N. Wasker Ed Mull Williant Hicks Thomas Glass Frederick Byron W. Thorny Buck Alban Rurben Caplin

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