Cadets Face Handley High in Tough Cumberland clash
Frederick High hosts Handley High of Winchester in the second of four straight home games at McCurdy Field. The Cadets, looking for their first win in 14 games over three years, boost a reshuffled offense led by quarterback Poole and signals by Warrenfeltz and Smith as they meet a large, experienced Handley squad.
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Brooklyn Move Rumor Shakes Baseball Franchise Plans
The Washington Post and Times Herald cite Calvin Grif First reveal a plan to move the Brooklyn NL club to California for the 1957 season. Reports connect California interests with Griffith and note World Series context as games unfold at Ebbets Field Yankee Stadium. Financial figures show attendance receipts and shares for leagues and players.
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Walkersville Bowling Center Leads Weekend Scores
Local lanes host Walkersville Bowling Center as GLADE VALLEY division tallys show Fran's Five and May's Esso Service Station posting top team marks. Weekend stats highlight G. May with high game 171 and W. Zimmerman 295 for high individual set. Postponed Mt. Airy Taneytown soccer games due to wet fields.
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Yankees and Mets stars mix on rain soaked day
In Brooklyn on a rainy day the Yankees manager Casey Stengel jokes with reporters while Billy Herman taunts Yogi Berra. Sal Maglie and Enos Slaughter reminisce about past World Series as Mickey Mantle is coy about how to be pitched to. Puerto Rico barred from 1956 Melbourne Games. Maryland drills before Baylor game. Bradley beats Southern Illinois 26 20.
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Miami Faces B C Tonight in Open Weekend of Grid and Baseball
Miami meets Boston College as the Hurricanes openOctober slate following a 14 6 opener against South Carolina. UCLA battles Oregon while Michigan State Michigan headline an all star Friday night and a grueling Saturday schedule features top ranked teams. Paul Anderson of Georgia engages to wed in Toccoa Georgia.
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Wisconsin
Court Denies Tamburello Plea to Avoid Draft
Frank Tamburello, a former University of Maryland quarterback, had his bid in federal court rejected. Judge R Dorsey Watkins refused to order the draft board to revisit its June 22 classification, noting prior upholds and channels of appeal. Tamburello argued college credits and fairness. the board said exemption ended because he would not complete diploma and class in time.
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Maryland Hosts Brylor In Home Football Clash
Maryland prepares for a 1 PM EST kickoff at College Park against Brylor with injuries clouding the lineup. Fred Hamilton will start at right halfback, Bob Rusevlyan moves between halfback and quarterback, and backup signal caller Fred Petrella scouts action behind John Fritsch as Coach Mont sets plans for the game.
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Wrestling and basketball notes from Frederick and surrounding teams
The article covers Olympic prospects Eddie Erderatz and notes on 1952 U S welterweight contender. It mentions Western Maryland starting Mason Dixon Conference play, Randolph Macon as defending champ, and Maryland State extending a 15 game win streak before a Hofstra matchup. It references scoring in a round by round system and cites Wil liam and Mary results and district context.
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Light Heavies Clash in Washington Tonight
Clarence Hinnant, a hometown knockout artist, meets Tony Anthony of New York in a 10 round light heavyweight showdown in Washington. Anthony, rated No. 7 by Ring Magazine, brings a 27 of 31 pro record with 21 KOs. The bout airs NBC at 9 p.m. EST.
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German cabinet approves medals for veterans despite bans
On October 4 1946 German cabinet approves a bill allowing veterans to wear Iron Crosses and campaign medals once banned by Allied occupation authorities. Interior Minister Gerhard Schroeder says Nazis symbols remain barred and swastikas will still be prohibited.
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Bonn
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Gerjhard Schroeder
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