Frederick Cadets Rout Bel Air 32 0 Behind Cooper Foreman Duo
Frederick High School Cadets overwhelmed Bel Air 32 to 0 as Petey Cooper and Chuck Foreman connected on four TD passes and Foreman recovered two fumbles. Craven ran 39 yards for a score, with Frederick totaling 388 yards while Bel Air managed 64. Cooper threw for 176 yards on 7 of 17 and Foreman caught six of seven passes.
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George
Mayports
Frederick High School
Bel Air High School
Bel Air Defense
Petey Cooper
Chuck Foreman
Foreman
Frederick
Bel Air
Cooper
Charles Boarman
Frank Thomas
Craven
Greg Galther
Anthony
Bobcats
Daryl Rook
Galther
Ambuah
Kenny Boyd
Bel Air Bobcats
Boarman
Frederick Griffin Ready For Olympic Pressure Shift
Frederick coach Jack Griffin recalls the 1964 Tokyo Games and explains why he is watching this year’s Olympics from home. He notes U S medal hopes in women’s events and relays, plus the need for strong baton passes in the 4x100 and 4x400 relays.
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United States
Frederick
Jacke Griffin
Tokyo
Griffin
Two Teams Naming New Managers This Season
The Minnesota Twins and San Francisco Giants announced new managers for 1969. Billy Martin will lead the Twins after a 12 year playing career and Clyde King takes over the Giants at Candlestick Park as Horace Stoneham frames a fresh start with the club seeking a strong start to spring training.
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Minnesota Twins
San Fe Fee
Billy Martin
Minnesota
Clyde King Franks
Giants
Gianta
Horace Stoneham
King
Candlestick Park
Drew Leee
San Francisco
Stoneham
Fang
Dakland Athletics
Beban Remains on Injured List for Redskins
Washington Redskins keep UCLA All American Gary Beban on the injured list for a second straight month as he sits out another game. The move comes after Beban was sidelined following an injury in practice and limits his return to the field for the Redskins.
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Gary Beban
Washington Redskins
National Football ‘League
Redskins
Beban
UCLA
Mexico City Olympics Opens Amid Calm After Turmoil
Mexican capital welcomed the opening of the 1968 Olympic Games with a crowd of 80 000 as 7 500 athletes from 124 nations prepared for events. A Cuban tennis player sought asylum, while fears of boycotts and student unrest waned. U S dominance in track and swimming looked strong, with possible overall medal lead over the Soviet Union.
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Mexico City
Juan Armonio Diaz Campos
Interior Ministry
United States
America
Russia
Pia
University of Mexico
Teotihuacan
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
South Africa
Patriots Aim For First Tri-State Win At Hagerstown
The Governor Thomas Johnson Patriots seek their first Tri-State League victory as they face South Hagerstown High School in Hagerstown. At 2-2, TJ will try to rebound from a 21-19 loss to Ft. Hill of Cumberland, where TJ played well but failed to score.
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Thomas Johnson
South Hagerstown High School
Hagerstown
Patriots
Ft. Hill High School
Cumberland
Sentinals
Falcons Visit Colts in Frederick Rematch After 7 6 Loss
Frederick hosts a pivotal game as the unbeaten Falcons meet the Colts, aiming to extend a 6 0 1 run. Ray Parks centers the line with Sam Greene Frank Saunders on the ends, Jerry Grove Marty Burdette at guard. Cumberland near Boiling Springs PA sits 70 miles from Frederick. routes via US 15 north then PA 4 south.
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Ray Parks
Sam Greene
Frank Saunders
Jerry Grove
Marty Burdette
Whire Boyer
Tulfer Crawford
Cumberland
Boiling Springs
Carlisle
Frederick
U.S. 15
Harrisburg
Tom Jest
Toad
Bolling Springs
Colts
Middletown High School
Amberstate
Con OW
Baltimore
Herb Eker
Waynesboro
Tom Kei
Fred Cumberlant
Burgee
Charlie Neel
Larry Shank
Pete Troy
Lodge
Don Red Lion
Charles Beats Arnold Palmer at World Match Play
In Virginia Water England Bob Charles of New Zealand defeated Arnold Palmer two up at 7 and 6 in 36 holes as the first semifinal of the World Match Play Championship. Tony Jacklin of England defeated Gary Player to force a 96 hole draw in the other semifinal.
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Virginia Water
England
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Tony Jacklin
Charles
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Jackin
U.S
Gary Player
South Africa
Frederick TJ Contest Change to Afternoon Game
Frederick High School football game with Thomas Johnson High scheduled for Friday night has been moved to Saturday at 2 p.m. at TJ. Principal Karl Manwiller says crowd control and safety drive the change. Last year the rivalry drew over 4,000 fans at TJ before bad weather and fights raised concerns about future contests.
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Frederick
Thomas Johnson
Karl Manwiller
Manwiller
Sezede Ana
Sore
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