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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1956

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5

Cadets Face Wheaton in Hopeful CVAL Clash at Home

Frederick Maryland high school notes describe Wheaton's left handed dual threat backs and Slug Savoca as key lineman as the Cadets push for their first win in four home games at Met Curdy Field. Coach Hummel reshuffles backs and linemen to spark an upset against Wheaton and regroup for Rockville next week.

Bos Moss Fredaerith High Wheaton High Jerry Power Cadets Annapolis Handley Westreitster Wheaton Louis Chaco Chacoy LaPlata High John Goldberg Power Washington Frederick Goldberg Gene Huymel LaPlata Cumberland Valley Montgomery Fort Hill Hummel Wheatop Slug Savoca Montgomery Blair Slug Hal Moser Rockville Richard Montgomery Hagerstown Allegany Martinsburg Austin Garver Bobby Poole Ricky Zimmerman Tom Litteton Littleton Sam Hollingsworth Dave Markey Bull Remsburg Albert Shhultz Schultz Rensburg Tom Beidoni

Weekend football TV radio schedule listed

The Associated Press outlines this weekend's broadcasts. Eastern Standard time coverage includes Texas Christian versus Texas A&M on CBS at 1 p.m. regional college games Manal at 1:45 p.m. Michigan State versus Notre Dame NBC Radio at 1:45 p.m. Ohio State against Penn State on ANBI LS. Sunday CBS TV airs regional pro football at 1 p.m.

ABC Texas Christian Texas A. & M Cbs—-Tv Mana l Michigan State Notre Dame NBC Ohio State Penn State Cbs—Tv

Local sports roundup notes high school horse show and grid results

Mrs. Walter Miller plans to show her educated horse at Brunswick Horse Show in EFW Scheer Stadium. Kitten Best and Wayne Rhoderick are highlighted as rising youth stars. Lenoir Rhyne defeated Guilford 61 to 7 for its twelfth straight win, with early touchdown on a fumble recovery. Prep entries discuss Franks and Marshall College bound players and Charlie Havens Jr. A drive for funds continues for Pop Warner Midget League. Game and fish commission meeting in Baltimore draws anglers and lawmakers. Winchester Golf Club expands to nine more holes. VFW golfers thrive in mild fall weather as hunting season opens in nearby counties. Williams Grove Speedway hosts final season race for the Jed Ewen trophy, with New Windsor and Taney engaged.

Walter Miller Mt. Jackson Kitten Best Yavimmer Pres June Best FHS Wayne Rhoderick Earl Burr Helen Staley Rhoderick Lenoir Deseryes Guilford Lenoi Rhyne Toullford Lenoir Rhyne Franks and Marshall College Rirdmen Westmin *Ster Western Maryland Charlie Havens I The Terrors Diplomats Charlie Havens Jr Young Havens Westminister Al-Pennsylvania Pop Warner Southern Hotel Baltimore Winchester VFW Club Pennsylvania Adams County Williams Grove Speedway New Windsor Taney

Nats Move On Toward Directors Vote in Local Soccer

Washington's effort to shift management of the Carroll County Soccer League grows as the board weighs offers from Los Angeles and other cities. Details describe Cal Griffith's push to keep control, with Hagerstown ties and a focus on the 1957 season.

Griffith H. Gabriel Murphy Murphy Los Angeles Phil K. Wriglee

Opposition to Legalized Dog Racing in Maryland

A Maryland Racing Commission oppose dog racing ahead of a possible 1957 legislative action. The Maryland Dog Racing Association plans tracks in Prince Georges and Baltimore County seeking a six million dollar annual tax share. Officials doubt substantial revenue, noting prior horse racing expansion did not boost state funds. The group is led by Matthew MezzeNattee and Lafayette Franklin.

Baltimore D. Ejldred Rinehart Maryland Racing Commission Maryland Dog Racing Assn Rinehart Dog Association Commission Laurel Bowie Pimlico Maryland Quinella New Dog Racing Association Matthew M. Mezzanottee Lafayette

Silver Bit Riding Club Show Promises Big Brunswick Event

The Silver Bit Riding Club sponsors its annual Brunswick Horse Show at E. W. Scheer Stadium Brunswick on Sunday with many top local entries. Ring master Preston Howard of Hagerstown will lead. J Marlin Burkeholder of Greens castle will place saddle horses. Albin B. Duvall of Westminster will judge jumpers. Mrs Walter Miller of Mt. Jackson will exhibit high school horses. Twenty classes include focal, pleasure, lead rope, children's horsemanship, warm up jumping, gaited divisions and stake events. Entry fee is 2 dollars with prizes 10, 5 and 3 for first to third plus ribbons. Mrs Richard Remsburg of Jefferson handles all entries.

Silver Bit Riding Club Brunswick Richard Remsburg Jefferson

Colts Bears clash marks Founders Day at Wrigley Field

Chicago Bears owner Halas hosts a Founders Day event at Wrigley Field as the Bears face the Baltimore Colts in a rematch from September’s 28 21 loss. The 1920 Staleys era luminaries will attend a reception at Edgewater Beach Hotel after the game.

Chicago Halas George Halas Chicago Bears Bears Baltimore Colts Bruins Baltimore Wrigley Field Decatur UK Staleys Chicago Cubs University of Illiois University Decatur A. E. Staley Manufacturing Staley Cubs National Football League Ois Edgewater Beach Paddy Driscoll Wentenaot Paddy George

Bowling Standings and High Scores From Walkersville Center

Walkersville Center and Excelsior Dairy leagues report standings and top totals. Bowling Center leads with 22 teams. May's Esso, Pabst Blue Ribbon and others trail. high team game 604 by May's. high set 1 766 by Bowling Center. In Walkersville standings Excelsior Dairy 17, Joe's Food Market 15, Linden Hill 11. latest results show Joe's 2, Excelsior 3, Pabst 12, Hamilton's 1, Linden Hill 2. High individual game J Miller 152 and high set B Koontz from an incomplete line.

Bowling PG Walkershire Center Glade Valley Division Bowling Center Southern Restaurant Labs Co Potomac Edison Cloverdale Sinclair Power X Lucky Strike LeGore Fran's Fae Lowell’s Tire & Battery Remsburg’s Grocers May's Walkersville Excelsior Dairy Joe's Food Market Rice's Five Pabst Blue Ribbon Linden Hill Food Market Hamilton's Lunch Thurmont Joe's Excelsior Pabst Hamilton’s Linden Hill J. Miller B. Koontz

Interchurch League Standings and Match Schedule

Standings list for both divisions with team points. Monday and Tuesday match pairings are shown. High scores include Mike Mulcahey 151 for Doubs and Buckeystown’s Bob Strailman 380. team high Doubs 598 and 1,751.

Interchurch League Buckeystown Grace Reformed Baptists Doubs Evangelical Reformed Middletown Reformed Calvary Methodists Mt. Pleasant Middletown Lutheran Church of Brethren Calvary Methodist Mike Mulcahey Bob Strailman

NFL Bans Sideline Electronic Devices for Remainder of 1956 Season

National Football League commissioners voted unanimously to outlaw all coach to quarterback electronic devices for the rest of the 1956 season. The ban follows fan disapproval and reports of interception of Browns plays by the Giants. Browns coach Paul Brown supported the move as a precaution, noting minimal use.

Philadelphia National Football League Bert Bell Bell NFL Paul Brown Cleveland Browns Sino Fut New York Giants Brown Giants Cleveland

Mount St. Marys Star Sullivan Named to College All Stars

Jack Sullivan star guard for Mount St. Marys joins a College All Stars squad to face the U S Olympic team at Maryland Coliseum on October 24. Sullivan is a three time all Mason-Dixon pick with six tournament records and seven Mount career marks, as Temples Rodgers, West Virginias Handley, and others join the roster.

Jack Sullivan Jim Phelan Mount St. Mary's Maryland Coliseum Sullivan Ines Shaw Ace Mountaineers Mason-Dixon Rodgers Temple Englebert St. Joseph's Handley Sharar West Virginia Missett Georgetown Mag Lioff North Caroline State Rosenbluth Quigg North Caroline George Washington Bud Millikan Maryland Bill Reinhart

Pop Warner league opens in Frederick under lights

Frederick's Pop Warner Football League debuts at McCurdy Field with a night game Oct 2 under lights. President Best announced practice scrimmages start Oct 26 at 6 pm with under the lights sessions. Two teams the Redskins and Colts will wear red and blue uniforms. Charley Green leads the Colts, Lt. Skip Engle the Redskins. About $400 remains needed to cover expenses.

Frederick Pop Warner McCurdy Field Prestom E. Best Best Redskins Colts Charley Green VFW Bill Talley Bill Grove Juggy Rowe Skip Engle Emil Johnson Engle Minnesota A Willis Robert Abbott Jr Michael Blickenstaff David Leroy Boone James Lee Campbell Ronald Eugene Cecil Robert Lee Craw Henry H. Culler Jr Kenneth A. F Jody Vona Richard Holdcraft Lincoln Stull Chris Sole

Cubs executive declines Los Angeles farm club presidency

James T. Gallagher, former business manager of the Chicago Cubs, declined the offer to become president of the Cubs Los Angeles farm club in the Pacific Coast League. Phil K. Wrigley, owner, made the offer. John Holland was named Cub general manager in the shakeup at Chicago.

Chicago James T. Gallagher Chicago Cubs Cubs Los Angeles Phil K Wrigley Angeles John Holland Cub

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