Notre Dame Beats Army in Renewed Rivalry in Philly
Notre Dame under Coach Terry Brennan defeats Army 22 to 21 in Philadelphia marking a strong start as the Irish improve to a 34 record. The win follows victories over Purdue and Indiana and signals a solid, balanced team capable of trouble for top opponents during the season.
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California
Potomac Edison Leads Weekly Bowling Standings
In the Patuxent area league standings Potomac Edison heads the team game and set with high totals. Individual highs include Cramer Pantera 153, S. Boswe 112, J. Rah 300 plus. Walkerville and nearby teams post weekly results and high scores across divisions.
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Price Electric League
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W. Miskell
iFarmer’s
Cloverdale
Walkersville Motors
Kelly's
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AL Able Co
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PL Telephone Co
Mr. Pleasant
Perrick Arcade League
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J. Rah Rangers
Hamilton
Joe's Market
Tucker's
Hamilton’s
Excelsior
Braddock
Thurmont
Excelsior Dairy
A. Wastler
Limmerman
Colts Molll Green Bay in 38-point second half
Baltimore Colts overpower Green Bay Packers 45 to 17 at County Stadium in Milwaukee. Colts rally from 10 7 halftime deficit with 38 unanswered points, led by Allan Ameche with three one yard TD runs and Jim Mutscheller two long TD catches. Rechichar adds five conversions as Star rattle Packers.
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Baltimore Colts
Green Bay Packers
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County Stadium
Weeb Einbank
Allan
Ameche
Jim Mutscheller
Swere
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Squod
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Rechichar
Bert Rechichar
Evards Iield
Steve Myhra
Packers
Bart Starr
Ji Green Bay
Gary Knafele
Billy Howton
Fred Cone
Giants Triumph Over Redskins in Openers Defensive duel defines Washington loss
New York Giants beat Washington Redskins 24 to 20 as Charley Conerly directs a near perfect aerial attack and Ben Agajanian kicks a late field goal setting a club record at Griffith Stadium. Gifford throws a 66 yard TD on the first play, boosting the visitor’s advantage early.
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Washington Redskins
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Griffith Stadium
Sam Baker
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Frank Gifford
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Kim Podoley
Eddie LeBaron
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Araby II
Tjamsville
Agajan Flint
Brian
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Melody Inn
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Agajanian
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B. Linton
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Max McCardell
York Giants
Redkin
George Preston
Marshall
Characters, Inc
Thurmont Triumphs Over Walkersville In pistol league push
Thurmont defeated Walkersville in a meeting to form a local pistol league. Fourteen Frederick region shooters gathered as a Maryland State affiliate and Tri-County league organizers aim to establish a bylaw driven association with indoor ranges for training and competition.
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Maryland
Shaughnessy
Frederick
Guard Armory
Geigs
Charles Simpson
Promingame
Gilbert Doubled
Duncan Sin
Simpson
Wachter
Shafer
Tsured
P.m G.iweather
Thermont
UN Uder
Iawana
National Jile Association
Jeseith
Fasciated Press NFL Standings and Sunday Scores
NFL standings show Baltimore 30 1.00, Detroit 6-2, Chicago Bears 3-3, Cleveland 0-? and Pittsburgh 1-? with Washington and Philadelphia in division races. Sunday games include New York 24 Washington 20 and Baltimore 43 Green Bay 17 among others. Tuscarora Gun Club retains county skeet title beating Frederick County Fish and Game 224 to 221 at Camp Kanawha. Wade Stowers 47 tops high gun.
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Cleveland
New York
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Chicago
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Chicago Cards
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Tuscarore Gun Club
Frederick County Fish and Game Protective Association, Inc
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Wade Stowers
Dickerson
Charles Stup
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Tuscarora Gun Club
Camp Kane
Charles F. Bartman
Richard L. Shoemaker
Theodore R. Reeder
Tuscarora Club
Frederick Colts chalk up second win in midget football
The Frederick Colts remained undefeated with a 197 victory over the Redskins extending their streak to seven straight wins. Key scorers Sole Willard and Rirky produced multiple yards and a first period touchdown while Willard added the extra point. The Redskins briefly led in the fourth before Colts interceptions and a late score sealed the game. Next, the Colts travel to Annapolis for a 7:30 p.m. contest at McCurdy Field.
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Ruffner
Foland
Rautzahl
Cole
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Stimmel
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Routzahn
City doubles title defense ends in 34 62 3 54 victory
Billu and Lloyd Rice defended their city doubles title by beating Diex Eamsbers and Emil Johe son on the City Courts. Singles final set for 1k p m Saturday October 12 features Emil Johnson and Slugger Rice. Johnson the 2nd Army singles champ this year. Rice last year won a grueling five setter over Johnson.
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Diex Eamsbers
Emil Joheson
Fage
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