Frederick Narrowly Falls to South Hagerstown in Close LV Loss
Frederick suffers a 13-12 defeat at South Hagerstown as a late extra point miss leaves the Cadets with a one-point loss. Quarterback Tom Richy and Mike Brachey connected on early passes as Frederick’s defense held Rebel star Phil Petry, who made key plays but couldn’t edge ahead. The loss marks Frederick’s third in a row in the CVAL and Tri-State, shrinking title hopes.
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NCAA asked to rule on advance scheduling by football teams
New York AP The NCAA policy making council wrapped up its fall meeting by creating a committee to study how to curb advance scheduling of football games. The Big Five urged reducing schedules set 6 to 8 years ahead, arguing it hurts competitive balance and confers scheduling control biases. The council backed anti gambling efforts and will pursue further steps. Tom Meany named Mets PR director and Louis Nies named secretary, with publicity duties for the team. Boxing show in Cleveland dropped. details unclear due to damaged copy.
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Tom Brown Nears ACC Grid Mark
In Greensboro Haifnack Tim B sees yard, Foret passes, and a single interception sets a conference mark. Bryan records three interceptions in a game tying a former standard, with Broem and Dever noted for defensive feats as ACC statlines trend through the season.
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Scout Joe Cambria regrets not signing Fidel Castro as pitcher
Baltimore AP profile of scout Joe Cambria who signed 500 players and regrets missing Castro in the 1940s. He details Castro’s limited fastball, the rise of sliders, and his own stance on signing bonuses. Cambria notes his Havana years, lists other signees like Pedro Ramos and Early Wynn, and explains his belief in limited bonuses to avoid pressure. He envisions a bonus system tying minor and major leagues to share 40 percent to players, 40 percent to minor clubs, and 20 percent to a fund.
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Gross Leads NCAA Total Offense After Navy Game
New York AP reports Detroit quarterback Jerry Gross surged to the top of the national total offense standings with 968 yards, after a 286-yard performance in a loss to Navy. He overtook James Earl Wright as Wright’s injury slowed his pace. Pat Trammell and Hoppy Homan (Hopp Mann) chase with 750 yards. Pedro, Gallegos, and Wright hold other top spots in rushing and passing. Guilezos has 2 of 11 passes completed, while Gross ranks second with 39 completions in 120 attempts.
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Unclear boxing results from outdated report
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Iowa State Star Hoppman Emerges In Offense Shift
Iowa State tailback Dave Hoppman, 178 pounds from Madison Wisconsin, anchors a shotgun offense as sophomore stars Clay and Hoover boost the Cyclones. Hoppman ranks high nationally in total and rushing offense and led Iowa State to three wins in five games this season.
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Frank Baker Hospitalized After Stroke Relapse
Frank Home Run Baker, 76, baseball legend of the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Yankees, is confined to bed at his Trappe, Maryland home after a relapse of a minor stroke. He had been improving since Friday and suffered the initial stroke last month. Baker, Hall of Fame inductee since 1955, gained fame with dramatic 1911 World Series homers off Rube Marquard and Christy Mathewson, leading the American League in home runs 1911 to 1913.
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Northwestern to Beat Notre Dame Saturday
Northwestern aims to strike back against Notre Dame as top teams face potential upsets this weekend. The AP picks Northwestern 13, Notre Dame 7, with other games including Florida over LSU and Penn State over California.
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New American Cage League to Open Season Friday Night
The Ameri can Basketball League unveils three point arc and wider free throw line with 30 second offense and no free throws on certain fouls. Western division includes Jets Steers and Chiefs while Eastern features Wrens Tapers Pipers and Majors. Saperstein promotes TV plans as teams play 30 games with varied home sites.
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Navy starts second season after early wins
Annapolis Md AP Navy coach Wayne Hardin says the team will begin a “second season” this weekend after surprising 4 wins in 5 games. He notes pressure to avoid losses against Pitt Notre Dame and Duke and stresses the need to stay on top. Navy wrestling slate includes Penn State Lehigh Pitt Michigan and Virginia Tech tests.
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Mather Named Navy’s Best Player Of The Week
Annapolis notes celebrate Greg Mather a senior from Woodland Hills after a standout performance that included six three pointers and 12 points in a single game. Coaches and Horton praise him as the best all around back in the region.
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Terps Ready for Gamecocks in ACC Clash
Maryland wrapped up final contact scrimmage focusing on punt coverage and defensive drill against South Carolina. The Terps, led by coach Tom Nugent, hold a 4-1 overall mark and 1-1 in the ACC ahead of Saturday’s game in Columbia.
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Ron Santo Named Sophomore of Year by AP Poll
Ron Santo of the Cubs is named National League sophomore of the year for 1981 by the Associated Press poll. Santo, a third baseman, led Chicago with standout hitting numbers and driven in key runs.
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Green Bay Loses Dowler to Army Recall
Green Bay Packers star Boyd Dowler is ordered to report to Fort Lewis on November 3 as the Army activates him. teammates Paul Hornung and Ray Nitschke also recalled to reserve duty will likely play their final NFL game against the Minneapolis Vikings.
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George Saimes Back of Week by AP Staff Writer
George Saimes of Michigan State named Associated Press back of the week after a 142 yard rushing performance in MSU’s 17 7 comeback over Notre Dame. The junior from Canton Ohio had 24 and 25 yard TD runs in two minutes 46 seconds and also a 26 yard run setup a field goal.
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