Westminster Powers Through Scoring Spree in Cadets Loss
Westminster Owls defeated Frederick Cadets 26 to 22 after a hard fought game marked by frequent penalties. Key plays included Warrenfeltz and Geisbert runs, Wagner pass, and Shilling’s two runs with Smelser extra point, while Frederick’s quick scores kept the game tight through the first half.
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New Dynasty In Baseball
Milwaukee notes a new dynasty as the Braves, World Series champions, gain praise from owners and rivals. Quotes from Lou Perini John Quinn and Frank Lane forecast continued dominance, crediting a strong farm system and Perini bankroll alongside onfield youth and injuries managed by a deep roster. The piece contrasts the Braves with the Dodgers and mentions key figures Mania Torre Hazle and Haney in shaping the future. Also reports UNC defeating Miami 20-13 in Orange Bowl with Tar Heel offense stifling Hurricanes.
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Bears Defeat 48ers In Touch Football YMCA
Bears win a YMCA intermediate touch football game over the 48ers. Key plays include a 89 yard pass Brandenburg to Mercer for the deciding score and strong Bears defense stopping a Moss 56 yard threat from the 49ers in the first quarter. Steelers beat Redskins 27 6 with long pass Floyd to Layman and a double reverse for 45 yards.
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Kowalski Replaces Eduard Carpentier on Hagerstown Card
Eduard Carpentier cannot appear due to a broken leg from a Chicago match. Kowalski replaces him to face Roy Shires in the main one fall 60 minute bout at the Hagerstown Armory on Monday October 14. Other bouts remain: Ridenour vs Yukon Eric, Scott vs Danny MacShain, Martinez vs Wallace. Tickets sold at local outlets.
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Midget Football At McCurdy Field Tonight
Midget football resumes tonight at 7:20 under the lights at McCurdy Field. The Colts meet the Redskins as each side aims to rebound after a 140 loss in the opening game. League president Preston Best released the early schedule of games booked thus far.
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Braddock Heights Optimist Club sponsors team photo
The Braddock Heights Optimist Club backs a local team with players Marshall Aretz Thurston Mew John Huterly George Cramer and Jay Opel in the visible lineup. Standings include Crevey Ray Morgan Bob Wiegand and Dennis Zimmerman with G W Taylor coached by Geo Strawbburg. Umpire H Z Opel scorer H L Zimmerman and manager Robert H Wiegand appear. Jimmy Cassell Malcolm Douglas and Jimmy High were absent for the photo.
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Colts and Redskins clash on home and away dates
A rough outline lists October games: Colts vs Annapolis at home October 16 and again October 27 away. Colts and Redskins at Baltimore October 20 and November 2. A Detroit note mentions Isaac Logart at 147 percent and Cuba point out. College football by The Associated Press shows Missouri over SMU seven to six and Georgia over Tulane thirteen to six among others with several lineups listed.
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Unbeaten Browns and Colts Prep for Weekday Clash
In New York era wrap, the Browns and Colts seek to preserve perfect starts as Cleveland hosts Philadelphia while Baltimore faces Green Bay? Colts and Browns push unbeaten runs with lineup shifts and key performances noted. Case Keenan?
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Petersburg 3 Ridgeley 7 Berkeley Springs 13 Hedgesville 6 Martinsburg 20 North Hagerstown 6 Shepherdstown 46 Hancock 0 Wofford 34 The Citadel 0 George Washington 20 Air Force Academy 0 Missouri 7 SMU 6 Keyser 20 Cumberland La Salle 7
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