Patriots Top Bulldogs Campers Down Cadets
Thom as Johnson remains unbeaten in Tri-State play with a 28-6 win over Martinsburg as Bow ens scores twice and passes for a TD in the second half. The TJ defense also forces a score and an interception while Martinsburg stumbles at the TJ three.
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Jose Rivera
Martinsburg
Ernie Bowens
Thomas Johnson
Westminsters
North Hagerstown
Tri - State
Bowens
Dave Schrodel
Tim Hall
Ron Hall
Mike Adams
Ron Bowers
Kevin Keesecker
Patriot
Steve Lang
Bulldogs
Steelers Visit Conshohocken For Falcons Clash Tonight
The Falcons aim to snap a three week road skid as they travel to Conshohocken to face the Steelers. Frederick eyes a 4-6 mark with a largely unchanged lineup except for Bowens return and two inactive players, while Conshohocken, at 2-7, battles for position in the Sea board Football League.
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Pennsylvania
Conshohocken
Steelers
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Ridley
Washington
Dick Shipley
Chambersburg
Shipley
Gary Bowens
Bob Skalstad
Jim Costello
Skalstad
Costello
Pat Deegan
Mags Mullican
Mullican
Ty Albert
Frederick Keeps Allegany Within Striking Distance
Frederick challenges unbeaten Allegany before a late Campers rally, falling 28-26. Frederick’s Miles Hall and Greg Proctor connect on a 21 yard pass to Dwight Leeks, Allegany answers with Shook and Kreiger scoring, and the Cadets pull away after a late third quarter drive.
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Allegany
Frederick
Marshall Shook
Campers
Miles Hall
Jim Midgarden
Greg Proctor
Dwight
Leeks
Shook
Proctor
Jim Wilson
Fred Kreiger
Kreiger
Cadets
Charles Davis
Miegany
Nate Frederick
Svard Nin
Mayning
Frederick — Decks
Ramfailed
Watson
Krenger
Alanna Bicht Allegany
Stanford Leads Senior Golf Championship at Ocean City
Sanford, Worcester County prosecutor and Ocean City host member, won the Free State Seniors Golf Association 36 hole title with 81 and 72 for a 153 total. Bill Picce of Prince Georges CC claimed the low net with 140 after a 30 stroke deduction. Charles Holmes of Manor CC topped Class A low gross with 78 79 for 157.
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Sanford
Free State Seniors Golf Association
Charles Holmes
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Manor C.C
Bullets Suspend Monroe and Archie Clark in Baltimore
Earl Monroe and Archie Clark walked out on the Baltimore Bullets and were suspended without pay. Executive VP Jerry Sachs said Monroe demanded a trade and Clark, new to the club, didn't appear for a game, prompting the decision amid fan ticket reissues.
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Pearl” Monroe
Archie Clark
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Bullets
New York Knickerbockers
Jerry Sachs
Monroe
Clark
Philadelphia
Sachs
Civic Center
Knicks rout Bullets as suspensions loom over Baltimore
New York Knicks beat Baltimore 110 to 87 after Bullets suspend Earl Monroe and Archie Clark for unknown reasons. Dean Meminger led New York scorers with 25, Willis Reed added 19, while Jack Marin topped Baltimore with 23 in a game highlighted by the suspensions.
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National Basketball Association
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Archie Clark
Bullet
Gene Shue
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Walt Frazier
Dean Meminger
Frazier
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Dtaniure
Lions and Knights win in MVAL play
Walkersville downed North Carroll 2-1 to stay atop the Monocacy Valley League while Middletown blanked Catoc tin 2-0 in another league contest. South Carroll blanked Singanore 2-0 in non league action as Walkersville edged its match in overtime.
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Lancer
Walkersville
North Carroll
Middletown
Catoctin
South Carroll
Singanore
Wayne Peterson
Peterson
Pat Hill
Gary Delbrook
North Carrell
Lion
Mike Alexander
Denny Remsberg
Jerry Rhoderick
Knight
Steve Rogowsky
Plunkett
Linganore
The
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Larry Pryor
Colt Defense Bristles at Critics as Vikings Preview
Baltimore's defense, led by Roy Hilton and Charlie Stukee, tops NFL stats with 24 points allowed and 839 yards. Coach Sandusky dismisses stats as losers while players credit the unit for its surge and depth, aided by fresh faces and a stingy pass defense.
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Baltimore Colts
Minnesota Vikings
John Sandusty
Sandusky
Colts
Roy Hilton
Charlie Stukee
Berkeley Springs Proves Too Much For Brunswick
Berkeley Springs defeated Brunswick 34 to 6 at the high school stadium. Dick Yost starred for the winners with two rushing touchdowns and two passing scores, plus a pick and yardage. Brunswick managed a 65 yard fumble return by Barry Finch for their only score.
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Brunswick
Brunswick - Berkeley
Springs
Railroaders
Dick Yost
Barry Finch
Berkeley
Yost
Howard Seibert
Dennis Blubaugh
West Virginia
Opel
Wiald Brunswick
Hortwey Thrutswick
Austin Berkeley
Nario Ponatty
Derbert
Nate
Brunswich
van Punang
Rin
Blubaugh
Tan
Blu
Baugh
Clippers Barons Tie In Narrow AHL Duel
Cleveland Barons squandered a late one man lead as Baltimore Clippers tied 2-2 in an AHL contest Friday night. Kent Douglas opened for Baltimore, Terry Caffery tied, Gordon Labassiere put Barons ahead, Red Armstrong finished the scoring for Baltimore.
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Cleveland Barons
Baltimore Clippers
Baltimore
Kent Douglas
Barons
Terry Caffery
Gordon Labassiere
Red Armstrong
Dane Rousseau
Rain Delays Americ an 600 Qualifying At Rockingham
NASCAR changes driver line up with David Pearson to replace Fred Lorenzen in the Plymouth for the Amer ican 600 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. Rain halted time trials and postponed the 40 car starting field until possible Saturday if weather clears, with Lorenzen advised to skip the event after a headache and doctors orders.
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Nascar
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Fred Lorenzen
Plymouth
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Ater
Atlantic Coast
Lin Kluchler
Lorenzen
Darlington
S.C
Flmhurst
Chicago
Pearson
Spartanburg
Nichols-Goldsmith
Pontiac
Cougars Face Boonsboro in 2 P.M. Football Clash
Cumberland Valley Athletic League cross country opens with Allegany Frederick Fort Hill and others in the 2.6 mile race at Cumberland while Catoctin visits Boonsboro. Gregg Miller leads Catoctin. Kurt Gerhold and Miller anchor defense as Frederick competes in its first CVAL cross country meet since 1965.
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Boonsboro
Cougars
Warriors
Bill Hodge
Cougar
Gregg Miller
Casey Fitzgerald
Kurt Gerhold
Miller
Frederick
Cumberland
CVAL
Cadets
Martins
Frank Rehmann of Frederick Named Jenkins Motors Sales Manager
Frank Rehmann, long lived in Frederick with his wife Bettie, is introduced as sales manager of Jenkins Motors Inc. He served four years in the RAF in Europe during WWI and is active in track and field as an official and former Olympic Trials participant. He graduated from the University of Detroit GM Management School and attends GM Sales Seminars.
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Europe
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U. of Detroit
GM Management School
Jenkins Motors Inc
Frank Rehmann
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