Detroit Lions edge Redskins 14 10 in NFL clash
Detroit builds 14 point lead then withstand Washington surge as Lions defense intercepts six passes. Lions ride touchdowns by Joe Don Looney and Darris McCord to split the win with key field goals and late punts.
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Frederick YMCA Swim Team Practice Begins Today
Frederick YMCA swimmers start in the Mason-Dixon League with cadet and prep boys 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and on Wednesdays. Junior and senior boys meet 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Cadet and prep girls 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. juniors and seniors 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday sessions 1 to 2 p.m. include all cadets. Co-Ed junior and senior 2 to 3 p.m. Two divisions named by Jack Griffin include Dundalk Cham bershburg Silver Spring Hagers town Western Baltimore in upper, Scotland Cumberland Carlisle Frederick Chevy Chase in lower. Divisions cover ages 8 to 18 with trophies for each. Frederick captains return Elizabeth Taltey Susan Heldrich Sandy Baker Paula Ganley Alice Hendrickson Dale Ausher man Eddie Rattie Rick Hoffman Preston Best.
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Rick Hoffman
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Midget Season Opens as Colts and Lions Win Big
Frederick Midget Football League kicks off with two shutouts. Colts 29 Redskins 0 led by Ted Bickford who threw a 10 yard TD to Craw and added a two yard run and a safety. Lions 26 Rams 0 featured David Bowens scoring twice and David Fisher intercepting and returning 40 yards.
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Ted Bickford
Redskins
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Timmy Hall
Tony Jackson
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Harmony Wins Tri-County League Title In Ninth Inning
Harmony defeated Bolivar 6 to 5 to clinch the Tri-County League baseball championship. Dick Baker delivered a ninth inning single to score the winning run as Roger Wiles and Baker combined to limit Bolivar to four hits. Alton Frushour added a seventh inning solo homer for Harmony.
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Bears Scare Packers But Lose 3rd In Row
Green Bay built a 23-0 lead and held on for a 23-14 victory over Chicago on Sunday. Gale Sayers scored twice for the Bears, whose attempts to rally stalled deep in Packers territory.
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Orioles Nip Tribe as Barber Hurls 3-Hitter
Sam Bowens hit a ninth inning homer off Sam McDowell to give the Orioles a 2-1 win in Cleveland. Steve Barber allowed three hits in seven innings for the victory, improving to 15-10. McDowell fanned seven to finish 17-11 with 325 strikeouts on the season.
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Morrall's Passing Helps Giants Thump Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, Earl Morrall and Steve Thurlow powered the New York Giants to a 23-13 win over the Steelers. Morrall threw a four yard TD to Joe Morrison and a 29 yard scoring pass to Aaron Thomas, while Thurlows 12 yard scamper and a 43 yard field goal by Bob Timberlake completed the score. The defense also scored when Carl Lockhart intercepted Bill Nelson and returned it to the 17 yard line.
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Bill Nelson
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Texas
Frank Stavroff
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Preston Richehuber
Pat Hodgson
Georgia
Bob Etter
Shockscore SMU Ties Purdue in Week's Big Surprise
College roundup notes top-ranked Texas and Georgia wins while SMU gains a 14-14 tie with Purdue after a dramatic second half. West Virginia posts 63 points to topple Pitt, Notre Dame bursts for 24 in 4th quarter, and multiple SEC contests alter the conference landscape with close finishes.
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Mays Belts 52nd as Giants Top Reds and Move Up
Willie Mays hits his 52nd homer to lead San Francisco past Cincinnati 6-3. The win keeps the Giants in second place while dropping the Reds to fourth in the National League. McCool allowed six runs on eleven hits with Bolin getting the win.
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Whitey Ford's Home Winning Streak Ends in Orioles Loss
Whitey Ford had rattled off 10 straight road and home wins before his first loss at home in 1965. The Baltimore Orioles halted the streak with a 2-1 victory at Yankee Stadium.
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Browns Rally Past Eagles In 35 17 Victory
Jim Brown ran for three touchdowns as Cleveland beat Philadelphia 35 17 after a fumble punt set up his second score. The win, Cleveland’s second in three games, came despite the Eagles leading 17 14 and marked NFL records for Brown’s career TD total and Lou Groza’s game longevity.
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Mulder Takes Harrier Meet At Baltimore Track Event
Marie Mulder a 15 year old track star representing the Wills Spikettes of California won the second annual South Atlantic AAU cross country 1 ¼ mile race in Baltimore. Frederick Track Club placed second in the team standings 13 to 14 over Baltimore Road Runners. Mulder's 6 34.86 was six seconds behind Frederick's Christie Smallwood who led last week with 6 28.86.
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NFL Standings Snapshot From Weekend Games
Green Bay defeats Chicago 23 to 14, Detroit beats Washington 14 to 10, New York wins 23 to ? Pittsburgh 13, Minnesota 38, Los Angeles 35, Cleveland 35, Philadelphia 17. Dallas at St. Louis tonight.
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