Cadets on brink of first Tri-State title
Frederick High School coach Jack Molesworth sees his Cadets near their first league crown after a 14-6 win over South Hagerstown. They moved to 4-0 in the Tri-State League and 5-2 overall, with key upcoming games against Allegany, Martinsburg, and Westminster shaping the title chase.
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Buckeyes and Irish Remain No 1 and 2 in AP Ranking
Ohio State holds the top spot with 439 points after a 28 3 rout of Wisconsin as Notre Dame rises to second with 387 points following a 28 4 win over Stanford The Irish are ahead of Alabama with 330 points The ranking notes Oregon and Georgia Tech debuting in the Top Ten while Florida and Syracuse drop out Florida State and Iowa are among players receiving votes
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Liston Pounds Sparring Partners Ahead of Clay Bout
Sonny Liston, training near Plymouth, Mass, battled two rounds each with Amos Lincoln and Lee Williams after a brief session with Daena Cox. A left hook opened Williams’ eye and sent him to a Sandwich hospital, as Liston builds toward the November 16 Boston Garden fight with renewed speed and grit.
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Keane Joins Yankees As Manager After St. Louis Tenure
Johnny Keane, veteran minor leaguer turned manager, is praised as a smart, honest baseball man who will fit into the Yankees setup. He recalls Walter Alston in style, values discipline, and favors clear press relations while stressing the need for top leadership and steady control of players.
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Appleton S D Entries Highlight Oilers Roster
Former All-America tackle Scott Appleton of Texas is an end and a middle linebacker for Sammy Baugh's Houston Oilers.
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Maryland suspends four in injury update before Penn State game
Maryland reporters say four regulars are sidelined with injuries as they prep for Penn State. Tate Proffitt has a severe shoulder strain and is out for the weekend. Jerry Fishman Lary Bagranoff and Walt Marciniak will miss contact drills but aim to play Saturday. Fishman shoulder separation Marciniak wrist sprain Bagranoff knee bruise.
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Boxer Rubin Carter and sparring partner plead innocent in tavern brawl
Rubin Carter and Clay Thomas pleaded innocent to atrocious assault and battery stemming from a tavern fight in Paterson New Jersey. Carter also denied disorderly conduct. Carter posted $5,000 bail. Thomas remained jailed in Passaic County with $1,500 bail prior to a November 24 preliminary hearing.
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Braves Take Legal Fight To U.S. Court
Milwaukee Braves seek federal jurisdiction over their bid to move the NL franchise from Milwaukee to Atlanta. A pending injunction blocks the transfer while the club’s lawyers pursue the case, with hearing canceled as the next federal step is weighed. Representatives from several cities met Milwaukee officials urging a formal expansion plan and a franchise transfer formula linked to home community support.
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Services For School Supervisor
Towson Maryland funeral services for Herman C. Burton 54 longtime Baltimore County public schools supervisor of pupil personnel who died Sunday at Union Memorial Hospital He directed 27 visiting teachers aiding students with school adjustment problems Burton became supervisor in 1947 Johns Hopkins graduate with a Loyola College master's degree and served as a Navy lieutenant in World War II He is survived by his widow Isabelle Jordan.
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Pesky to be named Pirates coach in Pittsburgh report
AP reports former Boston manager John Pesky is to be named Pittsburgh Pirates coach with an announcement expected Wednesday. The Pirates declined to comment.
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Charges Dropped for Austrian Police Inspector in Anne Frank Case
A review board in Vienna ruled Karl Silberbauer did not violate police regulations by omitting the Anne Frank case when joining the force in 1954. He has returned to duty as interior ministry confirms. Dinner wines generally are made from naturally fermented grape juice.
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Great Grandma of Golf Defies Odds and Shines
Mrs. Opa Hill, diagnosed with kidney illness and anemia, took up golf as therapy and became a legendary figure in early women’s golf. She won 200+ tournaments, taught players 16 to 60, and helped found the Women’s Professional Golfers Association while earning an honorary lifetime membership in 1955. Her 66 at Missouri Amateur in 1937 remained a world best for women until 1952, and she still believes courage mattered most.
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Debbie Thompson Helps U S Win 80 Meter Relay in Osaka
Debbie Thompson of Frederick ran on the winning U S women's 80 meter relay team at a post Olympics meet in Osaka Japan. The U S posted a time of 12.35 seconds as it competed against Japan and the British Commonwealth, while the U S men won and the women lost a close decision to Britain.
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