Cadets Seek Answer to Air Attack as TJ Hosts
Frederick High School's Cadets, 5-1 after a 25-0 win over South Hagerstown, prepare at home against Howard County who rely on a heavy air game. Coach Roy Comer hails defense led by Stan Biggus but laments offensive miscues as Maury Radtke remains doubtful with a leg injury. Patriots face North Hagerstown, coach Jack Molesworth urging focus and rhythm as they seek scoring and a big play to snap a rough 1-5 start for the Hub.
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Notre Dame Holds Top Spot In AP Poll As Arkansas Rises
Notre Dame leads the AP major college football poll with 32 first place votes and 397 points after a 38-0 victory over Oklahoma. Michigan State is No. 2, UCLA No. 3. Alabama, Southern California, Georgia Tech, Florida, and Nebraska follow. Arkansas rises to ninth and Wyoming to tenth after wins. Notre Dame faces Navy in Philadelphia, Michigan State at Northwestern.
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Redskins Rally Boosted by 12 New Players
Washington Redskins’ late season surge is credited to a flurry of seven trades and 12 acquisitions by coach Otto Graham. Despite the upheaval, veteran stars like Sam Huff, Charley Taylor, and Sonny Jurgensen anchor a newfound attitude and a hard-driven push to win, including a pivotal upset of the Cardinals.
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Mexico Gets Green Light Olympic Plans
The International Olympic Committee expressed confidence in Mexico’s 1968 Olympic preparations after meetings over the weekend. Avery Brundage cited full reports, schedules, and blueprints, with no anticipated political trouble. A IOC delegation will review South Africa’s policies for readmission, while concerns over regional games grow.
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Garrett Bidding For Rookie Honors In American Loop
Mike Garrett of the Kansas City Chiefs, the previous Heisman winner, is making a strong bid for Rookie of the Year in the American Football League. At 5'9" and 195 pounds he rushed for 91 yards on 11 carries versus Denver, pushing his season total to 303 yards on 49 carries and leading the circuit with a 6.2 yard per carry average. He also ranks among the leaders in punt and kickoff returns. Jim Nance leads the league with 545 rushing yards after a 108-yard gain against San Diego, while Wray Carlton and Bobby Burnett sit second and third with 398 and 377 yards.
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Casper Favored To Add Hawaiian To Win Column
Casper favored to win the Hawaiian Open first prize of 9000 dollars at the Walalae Club course near Honolulu. The 72 hole event runs Thursday through Sunday with Bully Casper, PGA champ Al Geiberger, and Gene Littler among notables. Gay Brewer won the title last year in a playoff over Bob Golby.
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Saban Fears Gamecocks Multi Offense
COLLEGE PARK Md AP Maryland coach Lou Saban warned that South Carolina will use more formations than any opponent this season in the ACC clash. He cited scouting reports and Gamecocks moves as signs of stiff competition despite a 1-5 record. Maryland resumed practice after an open date and hopes injured players return for Saturday.
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Emmitsburg Edges Walkersville 1-0 In Overtime
Emmitsburg Lions beat Walkersville 1-0 in double overtime to clinch the Frederick County soccer title. Forest Knipple scored the lone goal in the first overtime as Walkersville defense tangled. It was Emmitsburg’s fourth straight win. In Syracuse, Fred Fussell, former Cubs and Pirates pitcher, died at 71 of a heart attack.
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Two More Nabbed In Bribe Case In LSU Probe
Baton Rouge officials report two more men Joseph Lee Nolan and Samuel Freddie Comeaux were arrested on bribery charges tied to attempts to fix six LSU football games as part of an FBI year-long investigation. Nolan posted bond and awaited a hearing while Comeaux was arrested after contacting the marshal's office to arrange surrender.
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Frederick Track Club Places Second In Meet
Frederick Track Club finished second in the South Atlantic AAU cross country meet held Saturday in Baltimore. Notable Frederick runners included Nancy Kerrell Christie Smallwood Kathy Coleman and others while Baltimore figures Sherry Korpman and Nancy Eaden led the local finishers. The next meet is set for Drund Hill Park on Saturday October 29.
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