Falcons Seek Full Game Effort Against Lions Tonight
Frederick hosts York at 8 p.m. at McCurdy Field as the Falcons aim to put a complete game together. York, led by QB Ron Manges and Dick Markey, faces Frederick’s strong defense and a Lions team struggling in offense and passing. Players returning include Bob Windsor and Tuffer Crawford, with injuries impacting key Falcons like Joe Ganley and Wayne Grasso.
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Falcon
Dick Shipley
Frederick
York
McCurdy Field
Lions
Falcons
Kansas City Chiefs
Denver Broncos
Shipley
Ron Manges
Dick Markey
Manges
Bob Smith
Tom Windsor
San Francisco 49Er
Bob Windsor
Windsor
Tuffer Crawford
Waynesboro
Crawford
Baltimore Eagles
Defense Leads Owls Over Frederick 7-0
Westminster built a 7-0 halftime lead on a third period touchdown and stout defense holding Frederick to 135 total yards. Ed Haines recovered a punt, Charlie Grumbine scored from the two, and Jerry Dell added the extra point as Westminster held on for its first win in four games. Frederick threatened late but could not score as the Owls closed out the game with a strong defensive stand.
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Stan Goldberg
Westminster
Frederick
TJ Stadium
Owl
Owls
Ed Haines
Charlie
Grumbine
Jerry Dell
Cadets
Bob Leese
Dave Thompson
George Thompson
Mart Downs
Easter
Ardage
Fredench
Uma Etre
Seotmunster
West—Grumbine
Dell
ACADEMIC VIEWPOINT ON FREDERICK HIGH GAME ATTENDANCE
A reader letter responds to a Frederick High football attendance article. It argues the away game burden, cites field issues at T.J. and McCurdy Field, and proposes shared renovations and a goal of a Frederick High stadium with amphitheatre seating and enhanced facilities for multiple teams.
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Frederick
Mr. Goldberg
Frederick High School
T.J
Patriot
T. J
Frederick High
West Frederick
McCurdy Field
Falcons
Maryland School For the Deaf
Babe Ruth
Board of Education
County Commissioners
City of Frederick
Falcon
T.j.’S
Patriots Roll Over Rebels 47-6 For 558 Offense
TJ Patriots steamrolled South Hagerstown 47-6 as Tom Schultz threw for 183 yards and three touchdowns. Hall Bowens and Dick Hall led a multifaceted attack amid a 558 total yard performance with 366 rushing and 192 passing. The defense stifled the Rebels outside a 55 yard pass for a score, while special teams created a fourth quarter punt block return for a TD.
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Hugh Wyatt
Hagerstown
Cincinnati Reds
TJ Patriots
Patriots
Ernie Bowens
Tom Schultz
Tom Hall
Hall
Schultz
Soph
Cliff Scott
Eric Dahlgren
Bruce Driddgers
Scott Derbin
Stingers
Tony Miller
South
David Bowens
Stockman
T Hall
Bowens
Schulter
D Hall
Driggers
Crem Durbin
Ti- Boscus
Scott
Schulte
Playoffs Start Today Over Twins
Baltimore’s star-studded pitching staff opens the best-of-five American League championship series at Met Stadium against Minnesota. A crowd of 30 000 to 35 000 expected for a 4 pm start under fair to partly cloudy skies with mid 50s. Killebrew and Oliva carry the Twins’ punch. Robinson and Powell pace Baltimore. The series shifts to Baltimore Monday with Orioles favored 3-2 by oddsmakers.
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Orioles
Minnesota
Metropolitan Stadium
Earl Weaver
Jim Perry
Bill Rigney
Twins
Weaver
Rigney
Tarmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Oriole
Killebrew
Powell
Ellis Takes On Nolan In NL Playoffs Opener
Reds and Pirates start a best of five series with Dock Ellis for Pittsburgh and Gary Nolan for Cincinnati. Both right handers squared off as the division champions prepare for a tight opener under forecasted cloudy skies in the NL playoffs.
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Nolan
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dock Ellis
Gary Nolan
Cincinnati
Reds
Sparky Anderson
Bucs
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Riverfront Stadium
Railroaders Face Hedgesville In 2-1 Showdown At Home
Brunswick High School hosts Hedgesville at 2 p.m. as the Railroaders pursue a third win of the season. The game aims to showcase a new scoreboard still not connected while Brunswick fields injury issues including Butch Shores and Mark Scon sifer. Both teams carry a 2-1 record.
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Brunswick High
Hedgesville
Brunswick High School
Railroaders
Brunswick
Butch Shores
Mark Stonesifer
Hedzesville
Baseball Officials Reject Latest Demands By Umps
CHICAGO AP Baseball management rejected the umpires demands for postseason pay. The NL president Feeney in Pittsburgh and AL president Cronin backed keeping the games, while a six man crew would start the playoffs in Minneapolis and Pittsburgh only if an agreement is reached. Umpires counted the meeting a strike or boycott and pressed for 5000 for playoff and 10000 for World Series over three years.
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Chicago
Charles
Chub
Feeney
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
John Reynolds
Minneapolis
Reynolds
Baseball Management
Joe Cronin
Bowie Kuhn
Hereford Sinks Catoctin 24 6 on Cougar home field
Catoctin High School fell 24 6 to Hereford as John Teeter ran 47 yards for a early touchdown and Hereford quarterback Jim Jones connected on a nine yard halfback pass. Hereford built a 12 6 halftime lead and extended it with a TD each quarter while Catoctin managed 66 yards passing and 181 on the ground in a one sided but spirited game.
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Catoctin
Hereford
Cougars
John Teeter
Teeter
dJing
Bill Hodge
Hereford Bulls
Tom Damano
Jim Jones
Damano
George Smith
Jones
Hodge
Bull
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