Rare scoreless tie shocks South Hagerstown Cadets
A crowded Saturday clash at South Hagerstown High ends in a rare scoreless tie as Frederick and South Hagerstown fight to a stalemate. Key players include South’s Gary Swartz and Frederick’s Stan Keyser, with Molesworth praising the defense and noting injuries and upcoming road game against Allegany.
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Starrs Hand Broken Sidelined Six Weeks
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr suffered a hairline fracture of the right hand in the St Louis Cardinals game. John Roach would likely start in Starrs absence with coach Vince Lombardi saying Starr is out indefinitely and six weeks is possible. Rookie Terry Zang of Drake is also on the Packers roster.
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Associated Press
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Southern Methodist
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Tech Player Oulls Squad After Kicking Incident
Georgia Tech end Ted Davis resigned from the football team after publicly apologizing for kicking Auburn halfback David Rawson in the face during last Saturday's 29-26 Auburn win. Coach Bobby Dodd accepted the resignation. Davis will not play again. Rawson showed improvement at Emory University Hospital, with doctors reporting no permanent damage.
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Associated Press
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Auburn
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Dodd
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Emory University Hospital
Edgar P. Fincher
Pensacola
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Memphis, Tenn
Texas No. 1 in nation after close Arkansas win
Texas repeats as AP top team after a 17 13 victory over Arkansas. Wisconsin trails with 50 first place votes and 527 points. Illinois and Mississippi follow, with Alabama rising to sixth as Oklahoma drops. Auburn adds the new top ten entrant amid top-10 churn.
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Oklahoma
Northwestern
Navy
Clippers Are On Way Up In Baltimore Hockey Start
Baltimore Clippers snap four losses and a tie with a 5-3 win over Providence Reds for their first victory of the AHL season. Veteran winger Ken Schinkel scored a goal and assisted another after being sent from the New York Rangers. Don Johns and Harry Pidhirny rejoin the roster for today’s home game with the Rochester Americans as Pidhirny returns seeking a coaching post and stands among the league’s top scorers.
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No Change in County Classes for Frederick High Schools
Frederick County high schools stay in their current athletic brackets after a Maryland association reclassification in Baltimore. Class AA remains Frederick’s only AA school while Walkersville Brunswick Thurmont Linganore and Middletown stay in Class B and Emmitsburg in Class C. District 1 sees Allegany High move to AA and Valley of Lonaconing rise to A. Fort Hill remains the largest Class A with 597 boys.
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Valley of Lonaconing
Fort Hill
Terps Up After Saturday's Win
Maryland, buoyed by a 21 14 upset of Air Force, held its most spirited practice of the season Monday as Wake Forest loomed. Junior guard Fred Joyce returned to full speed after an earlier injury, signaling readiness for the ACC clash in Winston Salem.
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Navy Guard Fred Marlin Earns All East Honors
Navy guard Fred Marlin scored nine points as the Midshipmen beat Virginia Military Institute 21 12 and earned a spot on the Eastern College Athletic Conference All East team. The squad includes Milt Morin Massachusetts and Ed Unruh Army at ends, with Al Atkinson Villanova and Gerry Philbin Buffalo at tackles and Brad Stephens Harvard center.
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Syracuse
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Pittsburgh
Bob Horton
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Auerbach Appeals Fine Heard By NBA President Kennedy
NBA President J Walter Kennedy said he will check one point before ruling on Red Auerbachs appeal of a 500 dollar fine for being ejected after the Oct 1 exhibition with the Knicks. Kennedy also commented on a rumored 2500 dollar fine against the Baltimore Bullets for alleged shady player dealings.
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Play Pass Deception By Y. A. Tittle Leads Giants
Murray Olderman explains how Y.A. Tittle uses the play pass to fake a run and open throwing options for the New York Giants. The tactic, favored by coach Allie Sherman, relies on misdirection to freeze linebackers while backs power the line and receivers spacing themselves for a hidden aerial strike.
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Tennis Victory in National Senior Men’s Doubles
Lyle McCannon of St Peters burg Florida and Monte Ganger of Cleveland Ohio won the National Senior Men's Tennis Doubles Championship. They defeated James Hodgkins and Ed Leonard of Portland Oregon 3 6 7 5 9 7 after a match carried over from Sunday to Monday.
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Cleveland
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