Army Maintains No 1 Position In AP Football Poll
Army holds the No 1 ranking with 90 first place votes as LSU climbs to third and Texas moves to fourth after a weekend of upsets. Ohio State rises to second while Clemson holds 10th as Auburn drops to fifth amid key matchups with Texas and Mississippi looming.
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Army and Pitt Rival Clash at Pittsburgh Stadium
Army coach Red Blaik brings the top ranked Black Knights to Pitt Stadium in a tough test against a strong Pitt lineup led by quarterbacks Ivan, Long and Kaliden. The piece sketches how both teams must be at peak form, with notes on injuries and key players as major college games loom across the schedule.
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Two Political Rallies Are Scheduled Locally
Two major rallies are planned at the Frederick Armory within a week. Friday at 8 P.M. the Democrats will host Governor candidates Tawes DAlessandro and Sybert along with Comptroller candidate Goldstein and Congressman candidate Foley, featuring music by the Little German Band and a youth committee program. Republican rally next Wednesday will include Undersecretary Ervin Peterson and local and state GOP speakers, with a fundraising dinner.
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Democratic Youth and University Committee
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Hood College
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Virginia Lewis
Jane Atmore
Edith Howard
Patricia Lancaster
Sonia Solosko
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DeWitt F. Hyde
E. Austin James
Pitt QB Toncic Predicts Pitt Will Beat Army
Pittsburgh AP report quotes 20 year old Pitt quarterback Ivan Toncic saying we will beat Army. He notes Pitt’s passing stats this year and speaks in a calm, modest tone. The piece places Pitt’s expected game amid rankings and a crowded top ten, with no bold boasts.
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Frostburg defeats Western Maryland in 2-1 soccer win
Frostburg State Teachers edged Western Maryland 2-1 for its first win of the season. Ronald Young scored both Frostburg goals as goalie Jim Lupis made 10 saves. Western Maryland's George Varga stood out on offense. Frostburg improves to 1-2-2. Western Maryland's Musselman was in goal for part of the game.
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Pitchers Show Off Batting Prowess In 1938 Season
A look at pitchers who hit well in 1938 reveals Don Newcombe led majors with a .361 average for Dodgers and Reds, Warren Spahn 36 hits and Lew Burdette tied for 15 RBIs. Burdette hit two homers in a game, a NL mark tied by Newcombe. Don Larsen of the Yankees hit a grand slam as a pitcher. Ferrell’s nine homers in 1980 is the big league record.
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Coast Coastline and Court: Mariners and NBA Scores
The report notes early maritime exploration near the Oregon coast with Spanish mariners Bartolome Ferrero and Sebastian Vizcaino visiting Acapulco via the Oregon coast in 1543 and 1693, alongside a modern NBA exhibition scoreboard showing Boston 108 St. Louis 106 and Philadelphia 121 Syracuse 102 Detroit 108 Cincinnati 105.
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Bowling League Standings and Highs From Blue Ridge area
Bowling standings show walkersville and Blue Ridge News Agency led by notable scores. High games and sets included B Edwards and H Mort among various leagues. Arcade Industrial and State Road divisions report results, standings, and upcoming matches with top single and team scores highlighted.
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Lions Take Soccer Win Walkersville Reaches Fifth Victory
Walkersville High School registered its fifth soccer win of the season by blanking Emmitsburg 4 to 0 yesterday. Goals were scored by Gene Green Richard Lastor and Kard Zimmerman. Walkersville plans a game with Brunswick on Thursday at Brunswick's field.
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Fight Results From The Aweclated Press
In Portland Benny Mover aged 129 from Portland outpointed Johnny Saxton 150 from New York over ten rounds. Philadelphia Len Matthews 133 of Philadelphia outpointed Orlando Zulupia 135 of New York in ten. Holyoke Chica Vejar 2 knocked out Lemilarvey 160 of New York in two. Richmond Sixto Rodriguez 171 of San Anselmo outpointed Willie Gilbert 162 of Los Angeles over ten. Fresno Rudy Jordan 121 of Los Angeles outpointed Teddy Davis 141 of San Jose in ten.
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