Frederick Cadets defeat Harpers Ferry in opening game
Frederick High School Cadets win their first interscholastic football game in 25 years, defeating Harpers Ferry Tigers 19 0 in front of under 400 paid admissions. Eichelberger scores twice, Wiltshire and later TDs, while Harpers Ferry’s Barker is held. Navy Notre Dame tickets sell out at Annapolis. additional seats added to 6,000 capacity.
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Georgetown Fumbles Doom Hoyas In Wake Forest Loss
Georgetown fumbled away its chance in a 19-6 defeat to Wake Forest. Both teams scored on their opening possessions as the Hoyas, playing their first game in four years, unpicked mistakes and stalled offenses sealed the result in Washington.
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Last Night's Games Across Regions and Scores
Richmond defeated Maryland 37 to 7. Wake Forest upset Georgia Tech 7 to 0. Texas A&M beat West Virginia 19 to 7. Glenville State triumphed over Missouri 6 to 4. St Louis edged US 14 to 7. North Carolina shut out Miami 21 to 0. Villanova defeated Marquette 26 to 19.
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Spiders Hand Maryland 37 7 Defeat in College Park
Richmond University Spartans defeated the University of Maryland Terrapins 37 to 7 before about 11 500 fans in College Park. Pat Fenton and teammates sparked a strong first half with multiple scoring plays as Maryland faded after the opening quarter.
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World Series Opens Sunday in St. Louis
The St Louis Cardinals vow no special defense for Ted Williams as they host the Boston Red Sox in the World Series opener. Manager Eddie Dyer says Williams is a good hitter but his club plans to be ready and confident after a playoff win over Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn Series Pride Boosts Pitching Win Streak
In a hard fought set the Brooklyn team relies on its pitching staff to overcome odds and seize a pivotal series victory. The squad shows resilient form against a strong opponent and maneuvers through tough matchups with steady play.
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Cardinals face Red Sox with lefty duel planned
Lefty Howie Pollet and Harry Brecheen to start games as St Louis cuts against Boston at Sportsmans Park and Fenway Park. Dickson will try to halt Dom DiMaggio while Williams and Pesky loom as power threats for the Sox.
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Royals Win World Series Title In Sixth Game
Montreal reports the Royals clinched the World Series title by defeating Louisville in six games, four games to two. The victory centers on strong pitching from Boo Ferris and the Sox rotation with Hughson and Harris, while hitters seek to neutralize the Louisville staff.
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