Ward At End For Bullets Ward At End For Bullets
Bill Ward joined Gettysburg Bullets as a left end after a 27.6 win over Bucknell and faces Albright in Reading. A 6 ft 4 in, 205 lb Libertytown native, Ward excelled in high school and Mercerburg Academy, forged a path to Gettysburg through athletic versatility, and emerged as a defensive standout and key rebounding presence alongside a budding college career.
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Frederick Tron and Steel League Latest Results
Frederick Tron and Steel League reports results from the matches on Wednesday with patternmakers versus cleaners, warehouse versus office, and molders versus machinists. The page also notes a February Wake Forest Alumni Association inquiry about John Marshall's employment status, answered affirmatively by J. A. Jones Co personnel director.
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Frederick Falls 26-7 to Rockville in Closing Race Cadets
Frederick High led early but a powered fourth quarter by Rockville Rockets produced a 26-7 victory at McCurdy Field. Ron Bridgewater and Butch Fremeau scored for Rockville, while Frederick’s Evie Remsberg and Aaron Moss stood out on offense, with Paul Harding misfiring on key plays.
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Colts Packers Clash Sets Western Conference Pace
The Baltimore Colts and Green Bay Packers meet tonight to lead the Western Conference with two wins and no losses. Alan Ameche, the Horse, stars for the Colts in his first Wisconsin game before about 40,000 fans. Detroit visits Los Angeles in a key matchup, while Chicago and San Francisco seek their first win in Chicago. Washington tops the East after beating Cleveland and Philadelphia. Cleveland and New York chase early success as the season unfolds. A separate note covers a subway envelope incident in New York and the Babe Ruth League banquet in Frederick with trophies and awards.
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Layne Loses While Ahead
In Detroit, Tommy Jackson stopped Layne in the sixth round of a nationally televised fight. Layne, described as a chubby Utah punching bag, led on two judges’ scores but was blindsided by Jackson’s assault after trailing early. A nasty cut over Layne’s eye prompted a stoppage at 25 seconds of the sixth.
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Frederick High adds four basketball hopefuls to 56 chart
Frederick High shows four new basketball recruits Rockville Westminster Baltimore Poly and Fort Hill as homer Brooks era continues. Graduates Ed Godsey Chuck Boyles and Slick Gerringer depart while Frank Yanas Louden iracoffe and Charlie Keller stay. reserve depth added by Summers Poole and Moss.
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Notre Dame Opens Season With Narrow Win Over Miami
Notre Dame defeated Miami 14 to 0 in a tense clash marked by penalties and missed chances. Key plays included Kapish catching a 31 yard pass from Hornung for a touchdown and Hornung connecting on a 32 yard pass to Lewis, while Miami failed to break through Notre Dame's defense.
Notre Dame Beats Miami in 14-0 Football Win
Notre Dame, airing for the first time this season, defeated Miami 14-0 at the Orange Bowl in front of 75,685. Hornung’s 90 yard pass to Eugene Kapish gave the Irish an early lead, and Aubrey Lewis caught a 32 yard TD from quarterback Terry Brennan who steered Notre Dame to its 11th straight victory and third shutout. Miami saw its home winning streak end as penalties kept scoring in check.
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State Teams In Action Today
Navy meets Pittsburgh at Memorial Stadium with a 21 19 score as Navy seeks revenge after last season defeat while Maryland aims to avenge last year 15 13 tie with Wake Forest. Western Maryland hosts Randolph Macon in Westminster to rebound from a loss, and Johns Hopkins contest begins Mason Dixon Conference play.
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California Heart OK for Archie Moore Sanction
SAN DIEGO Calif Oct 7 Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore passed a thorough physical examination with the doctor reporting his heart is okay and a normal electrocardiogram Moore seeks a license to referee and fight in California to work at the Hollywood Legion Stadium tomorrow night Previously denied in March after heart concerns Moore has since defeated Bobo Olson and Nino Valdes and fought Rocky Marciano last month in New York in a bid to regain the California permit
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press Detriot
Tommy Hurricane Jackson stopped Rex Layne in Lewiston Utah 6 Philadelphia Garnett Sugar Hart outpointed Yiger Rankin in Philadelphia seven by seven rounds none of the details fully clear due to OCR errors
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Hurricane) Jackson
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Anglican Church reports higher drinking among Canadian women
The Anglican Church in Canada says 64 percent of Canadian women are drinkers, compared with 46 percent of U.S. women, indicating alcohol use is more common among Canadian women than many U.S. women.
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