Gaffney Rinehart Duel as Campers Invade McCurdy Field
Frederick Cadets seek a fifth win and fourth CVAL victory tonight at 8 against the Campers at McCurdy Field. Gaffney faces Frederick with Warne Rinehart scoring a 98 yard interception TD in last week’s 33 0 win over Westminster. Dick Crummit powers fullback while Tom Bichy directs the attack with Dick Brenneman handling kicking duties. If Frederick wins they move ahead of the Campers and within a half game of Fort Hill with Martinsburg next.
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Cadet Cross Country Suffers Defeat at Bethesda
Bethesda Chevy Chase edged Frederick High School 44 to 15 in a two mile cross country meet at the VFW Country Club. Stan Arthur led BCC with 11:09.2, breaking course records. Bill Hildebrand led Frederick with 11:37.0, finishing sixth as Frederick holds four wins and three defeats this season. Middletown topped BCC in the B contest 19-36.
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Frederick JVs Rally To Beat South Hagerstown 13 7
Frederick High School junior varsity rallied from a deficit to defeat South Hagerstown 13 to 7 yesterday afternoon. The Cadets, four wins against one defeat, overcame fumbles and a 3rd quarter Rebels score with a late TD drive and two-point attempt. Key plays included a 40-yard pass to set up Frederick’s go ahead score and strong defensive stands in the final minutes. The JVs close the season next Thursday at Westminster.
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American League Pushes Ahead on 10 Team 1961 Plan
The American League moves to expand to 10 teams in 1961 despite Ford Frick wishing for a 1962 start. Hank Greenberg and Bill Veeck reportedly head to Los Angeles for a new franchise, with three groups eyeing Washington after Calvin Griffith shifts the Senators to Minneapolis St Paul. Frick notes the plan brings risks and requires ownership, management, and park arrangements before the next meeting in New York, and before the November minor league draft in Louisville.
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Tigers Eye Richards to Replace Departed Gordon
Detroit newspapers debate amid rumors of talks with Paul Richards to leave Baltimore and manage the Tigers next season. The Free Press cites Richards under contract in 1961 while the Times and News offer competing names and denials as executives travel to Arizona to pursue the deal.
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Five year pact at Detroit revealed in historic note
A brief note mentions a five year pact at Detroit with Richards owning property in Phoenix and references to Mary Queen of Scots with a disputed wig or perewyke dating to a different era.
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Canadian Horse Dominates Washington National Show Thursday
W Ballard of New Market Ont Canada dominated the jumper class at the Washington National Horse Show on Thursday. In a six way jump-off for the Green Open Jumper Class his two entries K and Gift Of Gab posted faultless rounds while Luck finished second with one fault. Poso d owned by Fred J Hughes Jr took third after three faults.
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Tar Heels Pose Danger to Any ACC Passer
Greensboro AP reports North Carolina leads ACC in interceptions with 15.2 percent of opponent passes picked, boasting a 10 of 66 mark. Wake Forest and NC State follow with strong pick rates as players like Chuck Reiley, Bruce McDonnell, Lenny Beck, and Claude Gibson rack up three interceptions each. Mack Matthews tops punt returns for Clemson while Bobby Robinson of Wake Forest remains the kickoff return leader with 216 yards on nine runs.
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