Colts Look to Unitas Backups as Packers Loom
Colts face Green Bay after a 3 3 start with Jim Martin leading scoring at 44 points. Unitas, once the Bomb, has thrown five TD passes this season while Roach steps in for Starr as Baltimore seeks momentum at Memorial Stadium.
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St. Louis
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Top Referee Philip Fox to Speak at Frederick Clinic
Dr. Philip Fox, DC Teachers College professor and IAABC official, will discuss new basketball rule changes and interpretations at a public clinic 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Frederick High School. He has officiated major tournaments and led clinics nationwide. local officials Hal Moser and Cy Moore will host. attendance is expected from Western Maryland Eastern West Virginia District Board No. 24 members and applicants.
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Washington D.C
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United States
Sweden
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U. S. Air Force
Western Maryland
Hal Moser
Cy Moore
Eastern West Virginia
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Lynchburg Edges Mt. St. Mary's 1 0 in Mason-Dixon Soccer
Inside left Howard scored eight minutes from time to lift Lynchburg to a 1-0 victory at Mount St. Mary's. Lynchburg improves to 2-1 in the Mason-Dixon and 6-2 overall while Mt. St. Mary's stands 2-4-2 overall and 2-3-1 in league play.
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Howard
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Mt. St. Mary’s
Mason-Dixon
Player Waltz to one stroke Canada Cup lead
South Africa led halfway in the Canada Cup as Gary Player and Retief Waltman hammered rounds 70 and 69. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus faltered to a 277 team total, with the U.S. tied for second alongside Canada and Spain at 278.
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Associated Press
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South Africa
Gary Player
Retief Walt
Zmann
United States
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Canada
Spain
Australia
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Saint-nom-la-Breteche
Nick Jans
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al Balding
Sebastian Miguel
Ramon Sota
Waldman
Stan Leonard
Bruce Devlin
Sota
Thunder
Miguel
America
Cadets fall to Campers as Saylor breaks loose early
Allegany Campers topple Frederick 28 13 on a strong ground game led by Don Saylor and Danny Carr. Carr ignites scoring with an 8 yard run, 19 yard drive cap, and a 19 yard reception. Frederick endures injuries including Rick Summel likely out with a broken leg.
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Frederick
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Rodney Sewell
Lou Brachey
Danny Carr
Allegany
Fred Shank
Brachey
Bruchey
Benny Grove
John Plunkard
Grove
Rick Summel
Cumberland
Saylor
Fort H. Frederick
Sewell
Pat Plunkard
Shank
Foley
Podres jailed and fined for drunken driving in Los Angeles
Dodgers pitcher Johnny Podres was charged with drunken driving after police observed him weaving and failing a breath test. He posted a $263 bond and was released after an hour in Central Jail. reporters were briefly endangered as he reportedly tried to drive away with another Dodger employee nearby.
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Times and Herald-Examiner
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Top college grid hosts Navy Pitt clash as Texas meets Rice
Navy honors Staubach faces Pitt on Severn while Texas plays Rice in Austin. Wisconsin hosts Ohio State. Mississippi entertains Vanderbilt. Oklahoma travels to Kansas State. Northwestern hosts Michigan State. Auburn idle. Top Ten toughness evident as records show mixed results.
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Associated Press Sports
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Berry Returns to Colt Roster in NFL Shuffle
The Baltimore Colts reactivated end Raymond Berry from the injured list and cut fullback Nat Craddock. Berry had been sidelined by a dislocated left shoulder suffered in game two versus the 49ers. Craddock, signed as a free agent after being released by the Giants, carried once and fumbled in his Colts debut.
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Baltiimore Colts
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Nat Craddock
National Football League
Berry
San Francisco 49Ers
Craddock
Colts
New York Giants
Brunswick Rooters Defeat Linganore in County Soccer
Bruns wick led from the first period with goals by Sonny Walker and George Merriman and held on to beat Linganore 6 to 2 in a county soccer game Friday. Butch Dixon added Brunswick final goal in the second quarter. Linganore’s Watt scored their lone goal to avoid a shutout.
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Sonny Walker
George Merriman
Linganore
Butch Dixon
Railroaders
Watt
No Tri County Playoff as Germantown Doubleheader Falls
The Tri County League playoff between Germantown and Yellow Springs is canceled on Sunday. Germantown must play a doubleheader in the state invitation tournament, with final playoff details to be announced later.
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Germantown
Yellow Springs
Colts and Browns Duel Headlines Week NFL Picks
AP sports preview lists key NFL games with Cleveland at home against the Giants and Green Bay visiting Baltimore. It notes Browns 6-0 status, Packers QB Bart Starr out with a broken hand, and several matchup implications across the league.
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Ford bid to buy the Lions approved by board
William Clay Ford's offer to purchase the Detroit Lions for six million dollars was approved by the team's board of directors. Stockholders must formally approve at a November 22 meeting, with 13 directors voting to recommend acceptance. Ford has led the Lions since 1961.
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Hershey Bears Take Division Lead With 3-2 Win
The Hershey Bears defeated the Baltimore Clippers 3-2 to seize the Eastern Division lead in the American Hockey League. Bruce Cline scored the go ahead goal at 15:34 of the second period with assists from Roger Dejordy and Marc Reaume. Dejordy added Hershey's second goal, while Dave Creighton answered for Baltimore. Ed Chadwick made 42 saves for Hershey, Villemoure 32 for Baltimore.
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Pond to Be Built in Washington County
A $25,700 federal grant announced under a Burea of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife and Maryland Fishing and Game Commission program funds a hearing pond at Beaver Creek Hatchery in Washington County and paving of a road in Allegany and Washington county state preserves. The Maryland share is $20,400.
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