Bel Air wallops Frederick High 34 20 in rain soaked clash
Bel AirImproved defense dominates Frederick High School as Bobcats race to a 28 0 halftime lead and roll to a 34 20 victory. Frederick foul fumbles three times and fails to sustain a comeback as Bel Air racks 289 rushing yards and 18 first downs. Nach.
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Jim Jones
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Ruff
Ron Whitmore
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Frederick Schattenberg
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Sandy the K dominates Dodgers win in World Series
The piece lauds Sandy Koufax as the defining Dodgers ace in the World Series, noting his 18 innings of shutout dominance against the Minnesota Twins, his blazing fastball and a limited curve, and his status as the team’s clearest edge. It contrasts the Dodgers’ pitching mastery with the Twins’ home-run strategy.
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Murray
Lawrence Welk
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Sandy the K
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Twins
CBS
Colts Predicted To Top Redskins In Pro Football Picks
The Associated Press predictions favor Baltimore over Washington, with Minnesota edging Chicago, Cleveland over Dallas, Green Bay defeating Detroit, Philadelphia over New York, San Francisco beating Los Angeles, and St Louis favored to beat Pittsburgh. In the American League, New York meets Oakland, Kansas City hosts Buffalo, Denver battles Houston, and San Diego faces Boston.
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Giants Waive Warren Spahn After Unconditional Release
Veteran left hander Warren Spahn, once the game's winningest lefty, was released by the San Francisco Giants on Friday. Spahn, 44, had been waived by all NL clubs and is free to sign with another team for 1966 after posting a 3-4 record in 16 appearances for San Francisco.
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Nobis to Start for No 1 Texas vs No 3 Arkansas
Texas coach Darrell Royal announced on Friday that All-America linebacker Tommy Nobis would start against Arkansas in Fayetteville. The top ranked Longhorns meet the No. 3 Razorbacks with Nobis slated to begin at linebacker.
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Chieftain Heads Field In Laurel Turf Cup Opener
Powhatan's Chieftain leads an eight horse field in Laurel's opening day turf feature the $25 000 added Laurel Turf Cup. He carries 123 pounds after four wins in 1965 including the Arlington and Capitol Handicaps. Also running Polar Sea Point du Jour Marlin Bay and others with past turf success.
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Navy Faces Pitt on the Road in Washington Clash
Navy seeks its third win of the season at D C Stadium against a 1-3 Pitt squad. Maryland's Terps, inconsistent against Syracuse and Wake Forest, face North Carolina while Morgan, Western Maryland, Johns Hopkins, Frostburg and Maryland State also play as the college gridiron slate heads toward midseason.
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Ledger
Maryland State
Top College Football Showdowns Loom Across Nation
Texas visits Arkansas in a premier SWC clash as No 1 Texas clashes with No 3 Arkansas. Nebraska eyes Texas and the winner could claim No 1 with a pivotal Cotton Bowl result. Michigan State hosts Ohio State in a rugged Big Ten test while SEC powerhouses Tennessee Alabama and Kentucky LSU battle on. Stanford USC square off to shape Pac-8 race with Garrett leading USC. Duke Clemson ACC clash and other regional games fill the slate.
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Walter Alston Named NL Manager of the Year for 1965
Walter Alston of the Los Angeles Dodgers was voted National League Manager of the Year for 1965 by AP sports writers and broadcasters. He led the Dodgers to a seven game World Series win over the Minnesota Twins, earning 171 votes. Herman Franks and Harry Walker trailed in the poll. The award reflects regular season performance.
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Mele Griffith discuss contract with Twins for next season
Minnesota manager Sam Mele and Twins president Calvin Griffith talked Friday about a new two year contract with a salary increase. Both signaled Mele would return as manager of the AL champions who lost the World Series to the Dodgers. Mele earned about 37000 last year. In Utah rain and snow halted runs at the Western Salt Flats delaying any new attempts on the world land speed record by Craig Breedlove.
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Harriers sweep Frederick. cross country results listed
Frederick High School defeated Martinsburg 15 49 on the three mile course led by Jim Coleman 17 04.2. Gale Clemson, Clyde Baker, Terry Korrell and John Keyser followed. In JV Bruns wick edged Frederick 23 32 on a 2.4 mile course with Eddie Brooks first in 17 23.3.
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Palara
High School Football Scores Across Regions
St Pauls beat McDonough 14 to 8 while City defeated Mt St Josephs 46 to 0. Edmondson 20 over Gilman 14. Carver 48 over Gibbons 8. Severn 33 over Boy's Latin 22. Douglass 22 Curly 16. Poly 32 over Loyola 0. Annapolis 26 over Bates 0. J M Bennett 26 over Elkton 0. Westminster 29 over Boonsboro 6. Havre Da Grace 12 over Bel Air 34. Frederick 20 over Allegany 10. LaSalle 7 over Westminster 29. Claymont Delaware 26 over Havre De Grace 12. Additional results include Mount St. Josephs and other area games.
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