Frederick High Jayvees Triumph Over Mercersburg 18–0
Frederick High Jayvee football blanked Mercersburg Academy 18 to 0 at Cadet Field in front of about 300 fans. Cadets built early lead with two first-half touchdowns by Wayne Geisbert and Leo Brandenburg plus Blair Ensor and others finishing strong in the fourth quarter. Frederick used reserves late as Bartinsburg will visit next Wednesday.
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Frederick Little League Banquet Highlights 1956 Season
Police Chief Charles V. Main presided at Calvary Methodist Church for the sixth annual National Little League banquet with about 250 players and parents present. Mayor John A. Derry praised the league and its volunteers, while Irvin J. Ramsburg of the National Little League presented trophies to top players including John Hammond and William Siedling. Awards included leading hitters Douglas Hummer and Richard Bayles, as well as all star team members. National Little League officers and area dignitaries attended, along with coaches and umpires from local clubs.
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John Hammond
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Richard Bay Jes
Optimists Club
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Clarence Blethen
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Charles Bokesch
Kenneth Foland
John Hammond Jr
Milton Hendrickson
Gary Hurst
Kenneth Jordan
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Michael Mulcahey Jr
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Adrian Winpigler
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Clemson and South Carolina clash in Coast Conference lead
Clemson and South Carolina meet as undefeated Coast Conference leaders on Thursday. Clemson, favored with a veteran lineup, faces Warren Giese's sophomore South Carolina. The game shapes the Orange Bowl race and highlights conference standings.
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Elm Street Brunswick Final Honors Winners
Frederick County bowls two finalists in the duckpin national tourney with a 3 game qualifier at Walkersville Health Center alleys. Scores roll as 180 teams and 900 to 1,000 bowlers compete. sponsorship drives support at MO 3 3113 and VI 5 2713.
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Hagerstown
Harry E. Filler
Walkersville
Health Center
Harry
Mike Mulcahey
Bowling Leagues Standings and Highlights From Local Circuits
Orchard League standings show Buckeystown I leading with 14 wins and 11 losses, Middletown Reformed at 20 10, and others in close race. Highs include Charles Keller 142 in a Middletown Reformed game and Phil Ranneberger 379 for Buckeystown J, with Mt. Pleasant posting a 606 team game.
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Moore Patterson Sign Contract For 15 Round Heavyweight Title Bout
Archie Moore the champion and Floyd Patterson will sign today for a 15 round heavyweight title fight at Chicago Stadium on November 30. The bout, to decide Rocky Marciano's vacated crown, will be home televised with James D Norris attending along with managers Charley Johnston and Cas D Amato. Norris said fighters will share 30 percent of gate, radio, TV and movie revenue. Gillette reportedly pays NBC about 175.06 dollars to sponsor the telecast.
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Floyd Patterson
Rocky Marciano
Chicago Area
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International Boxing Club
Charley Johnston
Moore
Cas D'Amato
Patterson Norris
Gillette
Iahisia Nbc
Fitzsimmons Signs With Chicago Cubs As Pitching Coach
Fred Fitzsimmons, 58, a former major league star and ex Phillies manager, becomes the first coach chosen by new Cubs manager Bob Scheffing. He will coach the Cub pitchers, succeeding Stan Hack, and join the Chicago club for the upcoming season.
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Chicago
Fred Fat Freddie Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia Phils
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Bob Scheffing
New York Giants
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Scheffing
Stan Hack
League figures listed in North Kind Cie Association meeting
William Harrod, Robert Kenedy, Frank Scotts, Donald Schattenburg, Wayne Stevens, David Stine, Harry Wachter, Christopher Woodman and Irving Zimmerman are named as members of the North Kind Cie Association latte League. The text outlines a roster of individuals associated with the group.
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William Harrod
Robert Kenedy
Frank Scotts
Donald Schattenburg
Wayne Stevens
David Stine
Harry Wachter
Christopher Woodman
Irving Zimmerman
Prace North Kind Cie Association
Indians May Get Durocher
New York Oct. Leo Durocher and Cleveland General Manager Hank Greenberg plan a Hollywood meeting next Monday to discuss a possible return to managing the Indians. Greenberg and Durocher confirm talks and say no definite proposition exists yet.
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Leo Durocher
Cleveland
Hank Greenberg
Indians
Greenberg
Durocher
Hollywood
al Lopez
Lalocne
New York Giants
Leo
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