Cadet J V Smashes North 8 0 in Home Victory
Homer Brooks led the Cadets to an 8 0 win over North Hagerstown J V yesterday afternoon at Frederick High. The Cadets scored on a safety in the second period and a third quarter TD after Guy Stull recovered a North fumble. Cadets muffed three scoring chances and ran 35 plays in the sluggish contest.
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Frederick
Cadets
Hagerstown
Guy Stull
Jay Markey
Feiback Hays Ruthvin
Roland Willard
Cadet Football Notes Sparkled By Passing And Rushing
Jay Markey completed five of ten passes for 63 yards while Bill Brittain ran 26 yards for the longest rush of the day. Rock Willard logged 22 tackles and Joe Ganley 10 as the Cadets held a strong defensive showing. The Frederick junior varsity totaled 173 rushing yards in a win over Hagerstown, marking the third Cadet victory in two years against the junior hubs.
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Jay Markey
Bill Brittain
Roland
Rock) Willard
Wnebacker
Joe Ganley
Frederick
Hagerstown
Ordel Braase Shows Hosses His Wares
Baltimore Colt Ordel Braase, a 14th round pick in 1954, has earned a starting defensive end role after adding 27 pounds since 1957. At 28 and 242 pounds, he competes with veterans for injuries and serves as a speedier, agile pass rusher on a unit aiming to dispel early season doubts. Braase credits outmaneuvering larger tackles and relies on quickness and anticipation to pressure quarterbacks.
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Ordell Braase
Baltimore Colts
University of South Dakota
Army
Brause
Gino Marchet
Don Joyce
Ray Krause
Dallas
NFL
Joyce
Art Donovan
Big Daddy Lipscomb
Braase
John Sandusky
Colt
Chicago Bears
Zeke Bratkowski
Colts
Bratkowski
Walkersville Extends Streak With Thurmont Win
Walkersville defeated Thurmont to extend its unbeaten run to 27 straight wins in three years. Eddie Trout led with two field goals, Isadore Troxell added a penalty kick, and Thurmont’s Bob Rippeson scored their lone goal. Walkersville set to host Lincoln High School next Monday at Lincoln.
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Walkersville
Thurmont
Eddie Trout
Isadore Troxell
Bob Rippeon
Lincoln High School
Lincoln
Tharmont
Trotting Victory To N Y Horse
Elaine Rodney trotted to a world record for 3 year olds as she won the Kentucky Futurity in two heats in Lexington Ky. Clint Hodgins drove the brown filly to 1 58 3 5 in the second heat and 2 00 1 5 in the first for a 3 58 5 combined, the fastest two heat time for a 3 year old. Castleton Farm's Quick Song and L A Camp Farms Blaze Hanover finished second and third in each heat.
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Elaine Rodney
Kentucky
Clint Hodgins
Senator Frost
Elaine
Rodney
S. L. & K. Stables
Eggertsville
Castleton Farm
L. A. Camp Farms
Blaze Hanover
Montreal blanked Toronto in Thursday hockey results
The Associated Press reports Montreal defeated Toronto 5 to 0 on Thursday. Chicago beat Detroit 4 to 2. No Friday games were scheduled. Saturday schedule includes Boston at Montreal and New York at Toronto.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
New York
Frederick Cadets Face Damascus and Middletown in Triangular Run
Frederick High School cross country hosts Damascus and Middletown in a two squad triangular meet at the VFW Country Club starting 2:45 p m The Cadets with six runners aim for a second win after beating defending state champs Montgomery Blair and losing to High Point Coach Hal Moser notes Frederick should win if improvement continues Bill Hildebrand led in 11 38 for the two mile course Middletown debuts in cross country while Damascus seeks to rebound after a Class B state finish last year
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Frederick High School Harriers
Damascus
Middletown
Thee V.F.W. Country Club
Montgomery Blair
Fo High Point
Hal Moser
Frederick
Bill Hildebrand
Tumming
Moser
Eroski Involved In Early World Series Incident
In the second World Series game at Pittsburgh Smoky Burgess fired to second after Gil McDougald misplayed the pitch. Umpire Nestor Chylak called the play during an attempted hit and run.
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Eroski
Pittsburgh
Smoky Burgess
Gil McDougald
Nestor Chylak
PREDICTIONS PUNCHY by Major Amos B Hoople
The Wizard of Odds explains the wild card rule in contract bridge and previews Saturday card outcomes. Hoople forecasts Penn State over Army Yale over Columbia Georgia Tech over LSU and Minnesota over Northwestern with other matchups and scores across the slate.
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House Committee On Rules
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Georgia
Tech
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la. State
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N. C. State
Maryland
Texas
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Miami
Fia
Purdue
Wisconsin
Washington
Stanford
McKeever Leads Payne Cup Golf By Two Strokes
Georgia Mae McKeever, a Maryland state stenographer, shot 81 in the second round at Congressional Country Club to hold a 36 hole total of 160 and lead Barbara Diggs and Mrs Claude Richards by two. Maurice Glick, five time Payne Cup winner, slipped to 87 for a 171 total.
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Mae McKeever
State Department
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Barbara Diggs
Manor Club
Claude Richards
Country Club of
Maryland
Maurice Glick
Bealltimore
Guck
William Bitby
Cumberland
Braddock Heights Optimist honors girls softball team
Rev. Charles F. Trunk was dinner speaker at the Braddock Heights Optimist Club meeting where the girls softball team and parents attended. He urged go power guided by brain power and finishing well in life. Plaques were given to players Carolyn Bere Brenda Weigand Mary Barthel Marcia Ernest Hazel Metz Claudia Metz Valerie Jenkins Debbie Blundell Linda Keller Carrie Malone Francis Reynolds Judy Gosnell. Coaches Jack Reynolds and Hayes Metz, scorekeeper Mrs Hayes Metz, and bat boy Donald Barthel were also recognized.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Braddock Heights
Trunk
Optimist Club
Carolyn Bere
Brenda Weigand
Mary Barthel
Marcia Ernest
Hazel Metz
Claudia Metz
Valerie Jenkins
Debbie Blundell
Linda Keller
Carrie Malone
Francis Reynolds
Judy Gosnell
Jack Reynolds
Hayes Metz
Donald Barthel
Swechen
World Series Sidelines and Scores From Pittsburgh
Mrs. Vernon Law accepts a heavy defeat after the Pirates lose the opener to the Yankees 16 to 3. Bob Friend and Bill Skowron, both Purdue alumni, play in the game as reporters crowd the New York dugout. Bob Skinner suffers a jammed thumb but is expected to return for the third game.
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Vernon Law
New York Yankees
Pirate
Pirates
Fred Hovde
Purdue University
Purdue
Bob Friend
Bill Skowron
New York
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Dale Long
Long
Marilyn Monroe
Bob Skinner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Danny Whelan
Skinner
Dreaming man wins Michigan racing daily double
A Sault Ste. Marie man won the highest Michigan daily double payout of the season, $1 256, by buying five $2 tickets on the winning horses in Hazel Park races. He credited a dream guiding his selections 10 and 3. He refused to reveal his name beyond his age to reporters. The win required him to provide name and address to track officials due to IRS rules for pool wagers over $600. He flew to Detroit to cash the tickets after the win.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Michigan
Hazel Park
Internal Revenue
Daily Double Betting Attracts Attention In Races
O'Riley won the first race earning $136.40 while Cosmic Wish won the second with $19.40. The passage notes heavy bets on both races and mentions the two members Milartha Cline and Doris Dorrell being held. Judy Hartman presided over a club meeting with new members Vicki Crouse and Patsy Troxell introduced.
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Cosmic Wish
Milartha Cline
Doris Dorrell
Judy Hartman
Vicki Crouse
Patsy Troxell
Phyliss Kelly
Terry Zeigler
Joyce Grove
Chris Hagan
Frederick City 4H Club Meeting Honors New AHA Visit
The Frederick City 4H Club met September 22 at Anne Lee Thomas’s home. Miss Russell, the new Assistant Home Demonstration Agent, attended. The topic was nutritious salads and the group viewed the film Song of the Salad before a discussion quiz.
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Frederick City
Anne Lee Thomas
Russell
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