Falcons Face Tough Packers At Home In IFL Clash
Frederick enters a stringent five game stretch starting tonight at McCurdy Field against Hanover as the Packers surge with a 6-3 mark. Coach Dick Shipley noted Hanover’s improvement since their August meeting, highlighting balanced attack and strong runners Rob Albright and John Gentzler plus quarterback Gary Jones. Key lineup shifts include Pete Bowens moving to defensive secondary and Wayne Randolph returning at receiver while CN Tinkle may see action at quarterback.
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Pete Bowens
Terry Boyer
Jim Dixon
Frederick Wall
Wayne Randolph
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Bob Smith
TJ Patriots Romp Past North Hagerstown 53 13
Thomas Johnson dominates North Hagerstown on a bitter night, cruising to a 53 to 13 victory. Don Whitworth recovers a fumble, Tim Mall, Dave Bowens, Hall, Stockman and Bowens score, while North’s Scott breaks for a 65 yard TD. Next up, Martinsburg challenges TJ for the Tri State title.
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Dick Hall
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Rick Bennet
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All-Star selections name Cuellar and Powell for 1970
New York AP reports Baltimore lefty Mike Cuellar and Boog Powell earned spots on the 1970 AP All-Star baseball team. Cincinnati backstop Johnny Bench and Tony Perez joined the Reds, Cubs' Beckett and Williams, Aparicio, Marty, Carter, Clemente, and Gibson also selected.
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MSD Faces American and Warriors at Brunswick
Brunswick High hosts Boonsboro for a 4 1 record Railroaders seeking a fifth win while Macyland School for the Deaf meets the American School for the Deaf at 2 p.m. MSD aims for another offensive show led by Larry Johnson and Jerome Long after their first deaf-school win last week.
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al Lewis
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Midget Players Free Admission for Falcon Night
Midget Football League players get free entry to the Frederick Falcon game at McCurdy Field tonight if they wear their uniforms including jerseys and pants.
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President Nixon Says Orioles Best Since 1961 Yankees
President Nixon said the world champion Baltimore Orioles are the best team in baseball since the 1961 New York Yankees. He praised Baltimore’s pitching, batting and fielding after the Orioles beat the Cincinnati Reds in the World Series. Nixon noted Cincinnati’s strong play and said both teams were fairly matched as two of the best in the last decade. He compared the Orioles to the 1961 Yankees, then noncommittally described himself as neutral in the series. He also mentioned David Eisenhower’s summer work with the Washington Senators and praised Reds catcher Johnny Bench.
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Orioles Duo Lead 1970 AP All Star Team
Baltimore Orioles stars Mike Cuellar and Boog Powell head the 1970 Associated Press All Star team chosen in an annual poll of sports writers and sportscasters. AP wire photo notes the selection was announced Friday.
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Boog Powell
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Bulldogs Fall to Martinsburg in Tri-State Clash 18-12
Frederick, despite strong defense and a 215 yard rushing effort, lost to Martinsburg 18-12 as quarterback Mike Sherman connected on an 82 yard TD to Don Milberry and a 70 yard pass to Gary Foreman. Martinsburg built a 12-0 halftime lead, then extended to 18-6 before Frederick added a late score. Cadets rolled up 313 offensive yards with 189 through the air and only one 15 yard penalty.
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Foreman
Reds Still Very Strong Despite Loss To Orioles
Cincinnati faces a tough loss to Baltimore as pitching issues surface. GM Bob Howsam remains confident, citing young arms and injuries, with Simpson Merritt and McGlothlin resting over winter. Grimsley leads a crop of 22 or younger hopefuls, while Maloney could be traded. Anderson cautions rivals will need hellacious baseball to beat them.
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Jim Merritt
Jim McGlothlin
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McGlothlin
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Don Gullet
Milt Wilcox
Ross Grimsley Jr
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Orioles May Be Building A Dynasty
The Orioles, after their third World Series in five years, beat the Reds four games to one to claim back to back titles and eye more championships. Manager Earl Weaver cites pitching depth and young talent, while veterans Buford, Robinson, Belanger, and Powell anchor a strong lineup. spring invites include Bay lor and Freed as the club promotes a possible dynasty but keeps cautious notes from Harry Dalton.
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Dave McNally
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
McNally
Cuellar
Palmer
Brooks Robinson
Mark Belanger
Dave
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