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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1966

Page

8

Time Out For Twigg Time Out For Twigg

Frederick fans will see the Bullets and Knicks in a pre season clash at Thomas Johnson High School gym. Baltimore and New York field young teams with new coaches as they prepare for the NBA season opener next Saturday.

Baltimore Bullets New York Knickerbockers Thomas Johnson High School Frederick Court Bullets National Basketball Association Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Knicks New York Cazzie Russell Michigan Baltimore Mike Farmer Paul Seymour Dick McGuire Harry Gallatin Appar Mel Counts Bailey Howell Howell Counts Gus Johnson LeRoy Ellis Los Angeles Lakers Jim Barnes Jack Marin Duke Wayne Hightower John Green Ben Warley Neil Johnson Creighton College Don Oh Kevin Loughery John Egan Egan NBA Willis Reed New Yorkers Walt Bellamy Bellamy Reed Dave Stallworth Dick VanArsdale Henry Aken McGuire Dick Barnett Emmette Bryant Ironman Howie Komives van Arsdale Stallworth Russell Barry Clemens Len Chappell New Chicago Bulls Tom Gola

Poolesville Wins in Cross Country Meet

Poolesville tops Brunswick and Singanore in a three team cross country meet with 28 points. Bob Brooks of Brunswick led early but Poolesville's Bill Owens finished second, followed by Marvin Myers and Allen Lescalleet. Steve Johnson of Poolesville won the junior varsity race in 13 06.

Poolesville Bob Brooks Brunswick Bill Owens Singanore Marvin Myers Allen Lescalleet The Lancers Owens Myers Lescallet Steve Johnson

Fort Hill trounces Patriots 38 6 in Friday clash

Fort Hill rolled 347 rushing yards led by Gary Hare with 130 yards and two TDs as the Sentinals built a 26 point lead by halftime. Brent Boore added two rushing TDs and a 12 yard pass to Bill Kunis, while Charlie Thompson broke through for a late Patriot score.

Cumberland Fort Hill Thomas Johnson Patriots Sentinals Gary Hare Brent Boore Bill Kunis Charley Thompson Hare Walter Davis Pats Thos. Johnson Ft. Hill Hare Boore Bore Kunis Boore Hoyle Pat Thomas Johnson Thompson

Tri-State Scores Friday Night Football

Fort Hill beat Thomas Johnson 38 to 6 and Westminister defeated Waynesboro 32 to 25. North Hagerstown blanked Martinsburg 25 to 0 while Boonsboro routed Musselman 24 to 6.

Fort Hill Thomas Johnson Waynesboro North Hagerstown Martinsberg Boonsboro Musselman

Tennessee Rated 2-Point Pick Over Georgia Tech

The No. 8 Volunteers and No. 9 Georgia Tech meet at Grant Field in Atlanta in a nationally televised Saturday game. Tennessee, led by Doug Dickey and Dewey Warren, is a two-point favorite. Tech, coached by Bobby Dodd, features Kim King and Lenny Snow. Other Top Ten games include No. 1 Michigan State vs Michigan, No. 2 UCLA vs Rice, No. 3 Notre Dame vs Army, and No. 4 Alabama vs Clemson.

Associated Press Tennessee Bob Neyland Georgia Tech Grant Field Atlanta Tech Abc-Tv Doug Dickey Dewey Warren Bobby Dodd Kim King Lenny Snow Dodd Michigan State Michigan East Lansing Wolverines North Carolina Spartans UCLA Rice Houston Notre Dame Army South Bend Alabama Clemson Tuscaloosa Arkansas Razorbacks Baylor Southern California Washington Huskies Ohio State Nebraska Wisconsin Madison Florida Steve Spurrier Florida State Tallahassee

Tickets seized in scalp ing case for veterans at Ft Meade

In Baltimore 102 World Series tickets seized in a scalp ing case raid will be allocated to Viet Nam veterans at Ft Meade with priority to ambulatory hospital patients. The tickets were confiscated after postal inspectors and city police raided a downtown travel bureau and arrested operator Jack Sokoloff on charges of illegal use of the mails for selling tickets above face value.

Baltimore Ft Meade Jack Sokoloff

Bunker Orioles Seek Third World Series Win In Baltimore

The 21-year-old Wally Bunker will start for the Orioles against veteran Claude Osteen as Baltimore aims to clinch the World Series. Fans packed Memorial Stadium after returning from Los Angeles, with a near full house and warm weather forecast for a 1 p.m. EDT first pitch. The Dodgers, hitless and error prone, trail 2-0 in the series and face pressure to rebound in Baltimore.

Claude Osteen Los Angeles Dodgers Portsider Wally Bunker Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Lefty Orioles Don Drysdale Sandy Koufax Dodger Stadium Dodgers Weathman NBC Los Angeles Dodger Memorial Stadium Gilliam Osteen Koufax Minnesota Minneapolis-St. Paul

Nicklaus and Player Reach World Match Play Final

In Virginia Water England AP Favored Nicklaus defeats Casper 2 and 1 to reach the World Match Play final where Gary Player also advances after a 2 up finish over Arnold Palmer. They will play 36 holes at Wentworth for $14 000 and the title won by Player last year.

Virginia Water England Jack Nicklaus Bill Casper South Africa Gary Player Arnold Palmer Wentworth West Player Nicklaus Casper San Diego Calif Palmer

Dodgers Seek Calm Grit At Sunlit Memorial Park

Dodgers relax as they tour Memorial Stadium in Baltimore ahead of Saturday's World Series game three. Willie Davis frets at sun glare in center field while Maury Wills and Maury Johnson join in drills. Walter Alston plans to start Claude Osteen against Wally Bunker as the Dodgers chase a comeback after two losses.

Baltimore Memorial Stadium Baltimore Los Angeles Dodgers Memorial Stadium Willie Davis Walter Alston Dodgers Davis Dodger Stadium Willie D Maury Wills Lou Johnson Wills Maury Johnson Sandy Koufax Koufax Alson Jim Gilliam Baltimore Stadium Montreal

Patriots, Cadets tie in three team cross country meet

North Patriot Harriers edged Cadets 36 to 41 as John Keyser of North Frederick High School ran a best three mile time of 16:56 to finish behind Thomas Johnson's T Parry who clocked 17:04. North Hagerstown finished last at 48 with J Metzner first for North High in 17:29.

Frederick High School John Keyser Thomas Johnson Patriots North Hagerstown T. Parry North High J. Metzner Keyser

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