Cadets Fall To Bel Air In Tight Grid Battle
Frederick Cadets lost 23 to 19 against Bel Air in a hard fought grid contest. Maze Brandenburg scored on a quarterback sneak for Frederick after a long drive, while Bel Air answered with touchdowns in the second and fourth quarters. Virginia and Ohio State also loom in the recap of Saturday college football, with notes on players and matchups across the SEC and Big Ten.
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Belair
Frederick Cadets
Maze Brandenburg
Frederick
Virginia
Forme
Army
Dick Voris
Dick Floyd
Cadets
Witen
Wayne
Umeh
Notre Dame
Geisbert
Richards
Markey
Virginia 03
Reece’ Whitley
Midwest
Ohio State
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Towa
John Nocera
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Hardin-Simmers
Sammy Baugh
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Clemson
South Carolina
Tigers
Kansas
Duke
Oregon
Washington State
Bob Newman
Penn State
Boston University
Pitt
West Virginia
Nebraska- Syracuse
Wake Forest Villa
Rova
Touch Football Is Won By West Frederick Spartans
West Frederick defeats Liberty in a high school touch football game as part of an intramural program showing mixed offensive schemes and strong defense. Fry passed for multiple scores while Harrison Tobery and Richy caught key TDs in a 46 43 scoring showcase.
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Michigan State
Purdue
Frederick Coun
Westi Spartans
Frederick
Liberty
Navy
Tulane
Norfolk
Virginia
West Frederick
Middies
Joe Liberty
Tranchini
Richie Pettibon
Fry
Harrison
Tobergi
Richy
Tobery
Bichy
Cullop
Pat
Iuns
Cramer
Whitehead
W. Frederick Pas
Grumbine
Gallant Man aims for Pimlico Special after fifth at Belmont
Horse racing coverage centers on Gallant Man who slipped to a disappointing fifth at Belmont Park amid training for the Pimlico Special on November 29. Bold Ruler, Round Table, and Clem vie for Horse of the Year, with Gallant Man drawing attention for route racing and a 132-pound burden. Meanwhile, Thomas J. Wheatley of Salisbury pleaded no contest to manslaughter by automobile in a fatal US 13 crash near Georgetown, Delaware, as investigations proceed.
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Gallant Man
Fellos
Bemont Park
Johnny Nerud
Gallant Mann
Neruld
Nerud
Bold Ruler
Clem
Kentucky
Carter
Round Table
Nerad
California
iClem
Georgetown
del AP
Thomas J. Wheatley
Salisbury
William Lee Westminster
iTrivus
Western Maryland
Sean F. Trivus
Seaford
Eiged
Del
Twins
Carolyn
Soper Ball Title To Two
In New York AP story Robin Roberts of Philadelphia allowed 10 fewer homer terms in 1958, tying the national lead with 31, while Newcombe and Antonelli also yielded homers. Pedro Ramos led American League pitchers with 38 starts and a 14-13 record, as Sam Mezz reportedly notes.
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Robin Rebets
Philadelphia
Thiam
Des Newcombe
Jonnpy Aamonell
Roberts
Newcombe
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Antonelli
San Francisco Giants
Pedro Ramos
Wash
Mercombe
Whaing
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Frank Thomas
Bill Mazer
Oski
Newk
Jefthander
Leach
Pittsbrugh
Ramos
Jackie Jensen
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit
Senators
Bully Pierce
Zopher
Ralph , Terry
Kansas City
Jim Bunning
Curt Simmons
Frank Sullivan
Simmons
Sullivan
Local Bowling League Results and Standings Snapshot
Week's results show Crowther and Budweiser wins in a mix of matches, with Arcade Alleys and Stup Crowther posting high team scores. Standings across Middletown Emmitsburg Linganore Glade Valley and Frederick leagues listed, noting high games by R Cramer and D Tucker, and team highs by Arcade Alleys and Stup Crowther.
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Walkersville
Betty Five
Greenwood
Atlas Fountain Mills
von Eiff's
Yellow Springs
Layman Painters
Atest
Crowther
Budweiser
Lewis’ Groce
Phil
Esso
Linden Hill
Scthwearing
Green
Schwearig Shop
Lewis
Lewis” Grocery
Coe
Schwearing
Budweiser Beer
Linden
Market Green
Esso Phil
R. Cramer
Stup Crowther
D. Tucker
Osiona Grange
Mr. Plessant
Singapore
UL Emmitsburg
Linganore
Glade Valley
Jefferson ii
Ballenger
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Carroll Manor
New Market
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Lewistown
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Iron & Steel
Molders Oneal
Hig Ramblers
Frederick Major
Leagu Motor Pool
L. Charlies
Kidd’s Cafe
Ss Photo Lab
Schlitz Beer
Troxell
Ltandings
Civitans
Blue Ridge News Agency
Bill Lewis
Canada Dry
Abb Co
Cloverdale
Walkersville Bowling Center
Kelly's Mill
Southern Restaurant
Electras
Kime’s Construction
Braves
Covell
P_ Keily
J Shultz
S. Sadowski
O. Summers
Excelsior Dairy
C. & P. Telephone Co
American Beauty
Braddock Weishis Esso
Cross Road Inn
Rockwood Tavern
Thurmont
Cross Road
P. Tele
Excelsior i
Joe's Market
Rockwood
Braddock I
American Seatiiy
B. Murphy
Jug Bridge Inn
Locust Valley
Southern States
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Petersville Five
C&m. Mobil
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Ch. Hill
Smith's
State Road
Gunther
United
Duquesne
Stampers
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Petersville
Diamond
Moose i Smith
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Duquesne Beer
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Jeffersonian Dem
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United Fire Co
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Bearcats Meet Xavier on Network Television
Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati as the Bearcats face Xavier in a nationally televised college basketball showdown. The NBC schedule includes 14 games on Sunday and a season finale at Madison Square Garden, with Cincinnati also set to play Bradley on March 7 and a Dec 27 post season football slate not televised.
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Xavier
Ohio
NBC
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Bradley
Missouri
Texas Tech
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North Carolina
Charlone
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Holy Cros
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Princeton
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Army
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Madison
Garden
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J. Hall
M. Clarke
P. Markey
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C. Sewell
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G. Dorsey
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