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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1968

Page

5

Frederick Hosts League All Stars and AAU Cross Country Meet

Frederick hosts two major events as 400 plus runners from 40 teams compete in the AAU Cross Country Championships at the WPI Country Club with top seniors aiming for Scotland World Championships. Two hours earlier the Frederick Falcons face Interstate All Stars in a football showcase after a midget game, with coach George Taylor promising a strong effort.

Frederick George May Frederick Falcons Falcon Falcons Buddy Keyser U.S. Army Ollie Wooten Baltimore Eagles Gary Get~rige Waynesboro Tigers Tom Mulligan Cumberland Colts Carl Bell Colts Richard Hess Tigers Jim ‘Jenkins Chambersburg Cardinals Booter Thompson Lowell Taylor Mike Davidson Eagles Butch Markle Red Lion Lions Terry Thels Bob Turner Norman Butz

Maryland Deer Season Opens With Expected Drop in Kill

Maryland's 1968 rifle deer season begins at sunrise and runs through December 7. Officials expect deer harvest to fall below last year's tally due to Saturday opener, higher license costs, and reduced hunting pressure. Bucks only in most counties, with a four county Eastern Shore alternative where either sex may be killed after today, one deer per hunter. Checking stations listed in Frederick County for deer reporting.

Maryland Frederick County Fred Arick Dorchester Wicomico Somerset Worcester Dow Buck

St Johns Tops Alumni In Close Over Time Victory

Bion Winpigler sank two free throws in the final second of overtime to lift St Johns to a 49 to 46 win over Its Alumni. Kennedy led all scorers with 19 points and Joe Lipps led the Alumni with 12. The girls varsity beat its Alumni 27 25.

Bion Winpigler St. John’s Dave Kennedy Kennedy Bul Kelly Joe Ourran Joe Lipps

Johnson Starts vs Baltimore Colts in NFL showdown

Atlanta coach Norm Van Brocklin named Randy Jolson the starter at quarterback for Sunday's game against the Baltimore Colts. He noted Jolson's readiness after injuries and said Berry remains a proven NFL QB. Rookie Harmon Wages will start at fullback, replacing Perry Lee Dunn.

John Butka Eagles Gerald Parr Colts Bill Hough Tigers Stu Ebersole Lions Don Scott George Taylor Ed Belloff Baltimore Belloff Terry Horn Chambersburg Cardinals Bob Johnson Bob Flelg John Zydalis Falcons Tom Kent Fred Burgee Charlie Neel Larry Shank Pete Lodge Tuffer Crawford Jack Patterson Ron Manges Pat Deegan Bob Smith Mike Bowie Ed Gobble Jerry Grove Marty Burdette Sam Greene Frank Saunders Joe Ganley Scott Shipley Clarence Thomas Jerry Ricucci Hugh Wyatt Denny Oram Dick Shipley Shipley Wanaanla Cai Atlanta Falcons Norm van Brocklin Randy Jolson Baltimore Colts van Brocklin Johnson Bob Berry Berry Mandy Turt Weld van Koch Enwald Harmon Wages Perry Lee Dunn

Harrier favorites optimistic in Women's National AAU Cross Country

Doris Brown and Vickie Foltz, teammates of the Falcon Track Club in Monro, Washington, express confidence as they train at the Thore course for the Women's National AAU Cross Country Championship. Doris eyes a repeat title and mentions a World Championship goal in Scotland, while Vickie anticipates another senior division win. Teammate Judy Oliver joins, about 150 runners compete, windy conditions expected to shape times.

Frederick WPLW Une der Itam Vichie Foltz Doris Brown Paleun Track Club Monroe Washington Miss Foltz Brown England Scotland Shelley Marshall The Atoms Track Club Brooklyn Francis Scott Key Hotel Vickie Falcon Vicki Foltz Monro Thoré Doris Judy Oliver

Army 14 Point Favorite In Battle Against Navy

Army enters the annual Army Navy game as a 14 point favorite over Navy at JFK Stadium amid a 6 4 Army record and Navy’s 2 9 mark. Steve Lindell leads Army’s high scoring attack with 1 033 passing yards, Charlie Jarvis anchors the ground game with 1 022 yards, while Navy counters with Mike McNallen and a strong receiving corps. The 69th meeting draws 101 000 fans in fair cool weather for a nationally televised showdown and Armed Services Radio coverage.

Armed Services Radio ABC Los Angeles Southern California Notre Dame John F. Kennedy Stadium Weather Bureau Army Navy Steve Lindell Princeton Minn Chris Cagle Pete Vann Carl Stichweh Charlie Jarvis Glenn Davis Lindell

Bullets Rally Past Suns To Take Eastern Lead

Baltimore defeated Phoenix 124 to 106 to move into first in the Eastern Division. Earl Monroe scored 20 and Wes Unseld grabbed 26 rebounds as Baltimore opened a 10-0 run in the fourth period to pull away. Jack Marin and Kevin Loughery added 24 and 27 points respectively for the Bullets while Gail Goodrich led Phoenix with 24.

Baltimore Phooenix Bullets National Basketball Association Suns NBA Oatacarine Phoenix Earl Monroe Wes Unseld Monroe Kevin Longhery Jack Marinet Unseld Hulelets Boston A! OB Taser

Giants without Wright for Cleveland game

New York Giants will be without right tackle Steve Wright for Sunday's matchup at Cleveland due to a pulled brain muscle suffered last week in Los Angeles.

New York Giants Steve Wright Standay Cleveland Wright Los An Anrteles

PG Hands FCC 101-52 Setback

Prince George's Community College routed FCC 101 52 in the Maryland Junior College Athletic Conference opener. Six PG players scored in double figures led by Jim Merritt with 21 points, Steve Giles 16, and Jack Gray 14. Paul Throne led FCC with 17 points in his first Cougars game, Rick Horvath 12, Throne also had five rebounds. PG matched pace 52 49 in halves, shooting 44 field goals and 13 four shots.

LARGO Prince George's Community College FCC Maryland Junior College Athletic Conference Cougars Jim Merritt Steve Giles Jack Gray Paul Throne Middletown The Rick Horvath Throne

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