Germantown Leads Trico Playoff Showdown
Bob Ricketts blasted the times triple with the sacks jammed to give Mickey Reilly the margin needed to win. The winners chased Bunce Gilbert to that frame and Dick Smith beat the Montgomery County crew to one hit the rest of the game.
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Tatum’s Maryland NC clash heads Saturday
Maryland undercoach Tatum faces his former program as North Carolina, now led by Tatum, seeks a bounce back after four straight losses. Oklahoma Sooner dominance continues with 108 straight games without a shutout, a collegiate record, while Notre Dame, Germantown and Ohio State figure in earlier-season struggles and big wins.
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Lions Triumph Over 49ers In YMCA League Clash
Syracuse standout Jim Brown dazzles scouts with 165 rushing yards two touchdowns and extra points as West Virginia coach Art Lewis hails his performance. The piece also covers drag races at Frederick Airport and football fumbles spanning Army Michigan and Colgate with assorted game details.
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Art Lewis
Lions edge 49ers in YMCA touch game in extra period
Leo the Lion connects with Rom Engle for a 50 yard touchdown to lift the Lions 12 to 6 in a late extra period. Brandenburg earlier ran 30 yards for a Lions score with key blocks by Rinehart. Steve Serepca recovered a blocked kick to set up the Lions in overtime as both teams share the league lead with 1 win, 0 losses.
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Blank Nikirk
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Richards and Club Meet Today to Pick Orioles GM
Baltimore Orioles officials and General Manager Paul Richards scheduled to meet today to decide on a new front office. Richards may not stay long in Baltimore as a decision is expected soon after discussions with board members who may be away later this week.
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National Football League Week Scores Summary
Detroit 24 beat Los Angeles 21 and Philadelphia 35 defeated Pittsburgh 21. Chicago Bears 31 edged San Francisco 31 at Chicago. Washington defeated New York 21. Cleveland 9 lost to Green Bay 38. Baltimore 33 recorded a win.
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Eagles Triumph 35 21 Over Steelers at Forbes Field
Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 35 to 21 as Thomason threw two first half touchdown passes and Eddie Bell, Don Schaefer, and Ken Keller scored on runs and receptions. Marchibroda led Pittsburgh with multiple TD passes and a bench signals device drew boos from 31,375 fans.
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Welterweight Fight Set for 10 Round TV Card in New York
The DuMont telecast at St Nicholas Arena features Sugar Hart 15-1-0 with 14 KOs facing 24-year-old Earl Dennis 30-13-5 in a main welterweight bout. Hart seeks his ninth straight win as Dennis aims to upset the favorite. Vince Martinez faces Rinsi Nocero in Providence as part of the same program.
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Lloyd Rice Wins Tennis Crown Here
Lloyd Rice captured the city singles championship by defeating defending champion M Sgt Johnson of Fort Detrick after a hard five-set match. Rice reversed the turn of events in the last three sets as his serve and volleys strengthened, avenging a prior loss and securing the doubles crown with Bill Utt.
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Winnie s Horse Invited To Enter International Race
Laurel announces Le Pretendant a 1 year old son of Ocean Swell has been invited by Sir Winston Churchill to run in the International at Laurel on November 12 after winning the Cumberland Lodge Stakes. The stake carries 100000 in prizes with full expenses for entrants. Also includes Saturday football scores from AP across divisions.
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Notre Dame Slipping as Purdue Handles Irish 24 14
Notre Dame suffers a second straight setback, losing to Purdue 24 14 at South Bend. The Irish, coached by Terry Brensas, face Michigan State and Oklahoma in upcoming weeks as concerns mount over the season’s direction. Purdue’s Mel Dillard and Len Daw provided the decisive rushing attack.
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Stanford Defeats San Jose State in College Football Relay
Stanford beat San Jose State 6 2 8 in a college football match while Idaho and Wyoming posted scores in other events. The fragment mentions Colorado ARM 41 7 and Wyoming topping New Medics 25 3 with unclear context.
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