Double Victory Won At Home
Frederick High School claimed a double win at home on Friday with a 4-1 boys soccer victory over Emmitsburg and a 12-1 Cadettes fieldball win over Emmitsburg. Fry opened the boys scoring on a direct corner, followed by field goals from Stockman and Thompson, with Joy and others scoring again in later periods as Frederick dominated. The Cadettes pressed hard, five final-period goals cementing the rout, while Emmitsburg managed an early score. Referee Roscoe Shook officiated the boys match and scorer Wills noted the period breakdowns and goal summaries.
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Tyeryar
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Page
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Wills
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Arcade Bowling League Latest Results Grove
Grove standings show Monrovia Sup. 1, Cromwell, 0, Rocky Spgs. 0, at State. High Rock 1 Farm All 3. Duble-Resiz 9 leads the standings among Coca-Cola and Ebex's Co. Cousins and others. Weekly stats list Crampton Jr. of Coca Cola with 147 game and 463 series. Annapolis report notes 1,500 veterans fished. Gov Lane praises Inland Fish and Game Department for trips, last for year, with industry hosts at several hospitals.
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Louisiana State Narrowly Edges Boston College 14 13
Louisiana State held to a one point victory by Boston College with a late defensive stand and a penalty as Y. A. Titttle threw a pass to Bobby Cilege for a five yard score. The Southerners scored in the first two periods and led until the final moments.
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Catoctin Golfers Travel for Purcellville Inter-Club Match
A 20 member Catoctin Countr Club team heads to Purcellville for an autumn inter-club match on Sunday with a spring rematch planned. The Purcellville course has seen greens seeded and fairways improved, promising top condition. members should contact Grove club professional Robert Hunce to participate.
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Schwenk Leads Colts In Total Yardage Push
Bud Schwenk, the six foot two inch quarterback from Washington University, St. Louis, is poised to become the leader in total yardage as the Baltimore Colts face the Los Angeles Dons. He has averaged 170 yards per try and needs 154 yards to tie Spec Sanders’ 1,217 yard total. Schwenk has 82 completions in 149 attempts despite light pass protection, and this Sunday’s game could push him past rivals for the league title.
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Frederick High Gridders Lose 30-0 at Montgomery Blair
Frederick High School suffered a 30-0 defeat to Montgomery Blair High varsity. Fullback Jake Wiles left early with a gash needing six stitches. Cadets, though battered, claimed they stopped Blair from scoring after touchdowns and prevented material wing runs. Next Friday they host Sherwood High at 2 p m.
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Silver Spring
Montgomery Blair
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Mike Hardy
Jake Wiles
Bob Hargett
Frederick
Silver Springs
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Sandy Spring
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Misleading Bidding Tricks Opponents in Bridge
In a national bridge column William E. McKenneу explains how Harry J. Fishbein uses deceptive bids to mislead opponents during a national tournament. The narrative follows a hand where Fishbein opens clubs over spades to provoke costly responses, leading to a series of bids that end with double to punish overreach and illustrate flexible bidding strategies. Also noted is a local soccer schedule featuring Myersville versus St James of Washington and a quirky note about mercury sold by the flask.
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