Frederick High School Triumphs 20-0 In Home Opener
Frederick High School defeated North Hagerstown 20 to 0 at TJ Stadium to improve to 3-0 while snapping North Hagerstown’s winless streak. Key plays included a 26 yard scoring catch by Bob Swanson, a 7-0 lead after Denny Oram’s fumble recovery, and a second half surge as Freland connected with Swanson for the final score.
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Dodgers Return Home After Clinching Title
The Los Angeles Dodgers arrive in a tense yet relieved mood after clinching the NL title in Philadelphia. Manager Walter Alston plans a workout before Wednesday’s World Series opener against the Baltimore Orioles at Dodger Stadium. Star pitcher Sandy Koufax, set for the second game, says the win and long season mattered more than individual glory.
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Balto. World Series tickets draw 400000 mail orders
Baltimore Orioles announce about 400000 mail order applications for World Series tickets. Memorial Stadium seats about 55000. Executive VP Frank Cashen explains rejected apps were stamped refused by the Post Office to avoid delays and confusion.
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World Series Schedule From The Associated Press Sun
The World Series schedule lists games in Los Angeles and Baltimore from October 5 to October 13 with travel days shown. All games start at 1 p.m. local time except Sunday in Baltimore at 2 p.m. if needed and Sunday game noted.
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Yankees Bring Back Rizzuto Garagiola and Coleman as Broadcasters
New York Yankees announce Phil Rizzuto Joe Garagiola and Jerry Coleman will return as the broadcasting trio for next season. The club has no plan to replace Red Barber who was dismissed last week from the 1966 team.
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New York Yankees
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Red Barber
Dodgers Face Orioles In World Series Openers At LA
Dodgers named as 85 favorites to open the World Series against the Baltimore Orioles with Dave McNally set to start for the AL champions. Koufax and Drysdale anchor LA rotation as Osteen possible third starter. Orioles rely on Palmer and power hitters Frank Robinson Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Curt Blefary. Series begins in Los Angeles with two games, travel days, then moves to Baltimore if needed.
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1967 MLB manager set with Smith to lead Tigers and Adcock to Indians
Mayo Smith is named Detroit Tigers manager for 1967 while Joe Adcock takes over the Cleveland Indians. The change follows a flurry of hirings and reassignments as other clubs appoint new skippers and retain several incumbents. Smith and Adcock sign two year deals, with Cuccinello named as Smith's first coach and Tebbetts stepping down in Cleveland.
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Frederick Jayvees Rally Past Westminster 21-13
Frederick High School Jayvees overcame a 13-7 deficit to defeat Westminster Jayvees 21-13. Petey Cooper threw two second half touchdowns, including an 85-yard strike to Dwight Thompson and a 10-yard pass to Darryl Hall. Westminster led early with a 10-yard run and a 40-yard scamper before Cooper heated up.
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Darryl Hall
Greg Gaither
Fredericks
Lombardi Analyzes Packers Win Without Domination
GREEN BAY AP Coach Vince Lombardi said the Packers won 23-14 over the Lions by creating a winning habit rather than dominating. Green Bay outgained 349-251 but forced two interceptions and recovered three Detroit fumbles while committing 123 yards in penalties. They sit 4-0 atop the Western Conference after consecutive close wins, with Lombardi noting they rise to pressure but avoid overreliance on it.
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Emmitsburg Pounds Smithsburg to Move to 2-0
Richard Masser shined with two goals and two assists as Emmitsburg High School captured its second win, a 5-1 victory over Smithsburg. Masser set up Dennis Valentine, Forest Knipple, and Arthur Bankard on goals while Steve Wivell finished the scoring. Gene Mowbray saved 19 shots for Smithsburg as Emmitsburg built a 5-0 lead before the Smitties finally scored.
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Smithsboro
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Forest Knipple
Arthur Bankard
Steve Wivell
Smithsburg
Mt Airy Shooters Win In Trapshoot
Mt Airy Gun Club led by Carroll Burtner Paul Clay and Howard Pickett with 47 each won a Heart of Maryland Trapshooters League match at Mt Airy High. High daily scorer was Walter Barnes from Sykesville 48 followed by Robert Bauhof Glenwood and W Miller North Carroll. Team scores: Mt Airy 1360 North Carroll 1356 Glenwood 1356 Sykesville 1344 Potomac 1333.
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