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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1963
Page
6
Notes from here and there report that a state soccer tournament will shape district clashes this season. Frederick County teams will face Washington County on neutral fields with the winner advancing to Alleghany County and then the state tournament.
The Washington Senators cut veteran outfielder Minnie Minoso after 13 major league seasons. At 40, Minoso hit .229 in 129 games this year. GM George Selkirk cited salary constraints and offered a spring-training tryout if he accepts a reduced salary, with a possible return if an agreement is reached.
Navy and SMU meet in Dallas as No. 4 Navy faces No. 5 SMU in the Cotton Bowl weekend opener. The Dallas crowd of about 75,000 is expected to watch the top ranked teams clash amid a slate including Texas vs Oklahoma and other national showdowns.
Navy led 28-24 late, but SMU rallied behind John Roderick scoring drives including a 14 yard and 6 yard run to reach the goal, then Billy Gannon finished on a late penalty call. Danny Thomas and Roderick sparked a 32-28 comeback before 37,000 at SMU.
Germantown and Yellow Springs Lake square off in Tri-County League action. Repp Tim Brown of the Philadelphia Eagles returned three kickoffs for 177 yards against St. Louis.
New York hosts Cleveland as the 4-0 Browns, led by Jimmy Brown and a reinvigorated passing attack from quarterback Frank Ryan, aim to derail the Giants. The article notes Cleveland’s surge toward an Eastern Conference title and contrasts other NFL results and standings across the league.
Brunswick defeated MSC in a county game behind George Merriman who scored four goals and a tight defense. Merriman helped build a 6-0 lead in the first period while Joe Hartman added two goals for Brunswick.
Frederick High varsity team took the top three spots led by Terry Korrell with 11.11 over two miles. Frederick also won the junior varsity title. Marshall of Poolesville was first in the two mile for the JV, with Frederick claiming 27 points to Poolesville 99. Damascus finished last in the varsity meet.
Cassius Clay was admonished for refusing to meet Toronto challenger George Chuvalo after signing a intent. Arch Hindman of the World Boxing Association said Clay must stay active in the ring to retain his No 1 challenger rating for Sonny Liston's title. Kentucky official hearing followed promoter Bill King’s complaint about the Nov 8 one round telecast offer.
A Midget Football League doubleheader is set for Sunday at Baker Park starting 1 30 p m The opener features the undefeated Redskins 2 0 against the Giants 1 1 1 while the Colts 2 0 meet the winless Rams 0 2 In game two the Lions 0 2 1 are idle
Boston's defense forced two Oakland fumbles that led to scores as Babe Parilli passed for two touchdowns. He engineered a late 86 yard drive highlighted by a 56 yard pass to Jimmy Colclough and a 15 yard touchdown to rookie Tom Neumann.
The United States, after an early loss, surged to a 6-2 lead over Great Britain in the Ryder Cup after Friday's afternoon foursomes at East Lake. Palmer and Pott sparked the comeback, with Casper starring in two key wins alongside Ragan and Palmer. Boros Lema Littler Goalby Maxwell also contributed in decisive victories. Eight more team matches set for today ahead of Sunday’s 16 individual contests.
Maryland bow and arrow hunters killed seven deer this week, bringing the season total to 72 since September 15. Dorchester, Cecil, Kent, Queen Annes, and Baltimore counties reported one deer each for the week, with county tallies listing Allegany seven, Washington eight, and Dorchester five among others.
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