Dalton Delays Angels Manager Pick as GM Plans
Anaheim AP Harry Dalton new vice president and general manager of the California Angels says it will take three to four weeks to name a field manager. He has 8 to 10 candidates in mind but will first study staff and club needs while aiming to build a pennant contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Harry Dalton
California Angels
Baltimore Orioles
The
Angels
Dalton
Dick Walsh
Lefty Faillips
Phillips
Baltimore
Infield
Mickey Rivers
Alex Johnson
Tony Conigliaro
California
Johnson
Inter Rally
Walsh
Tony
Cember
St. Louis
Personel
Orioles
Mike Cuellar
Pat Dobeon
Don Buford
Frank Robinson
Paul Blair
Datton
Sandy Alomar
Jim Fregos
Angela
Brunswick JV Defeats Hedgesville 28 to 6
Brunswick juniors beat Hedgesville 28 6 to move to 3 3. Greg Simons led the Rail roaders with a 3 yard run a 26 yard interception return and a 68 yard TD pass from Jerry Sowers. Brett Orrison added a one yard score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick JV
Hedgesville
Little Railroaders
Greg Simons
Railroaders
Jerry Sowers
Brett Orrison
Brunswick
Colts Norm Bulaich Leads NFL Rushing Again
Baltimore full back Norm Bulaich leads the NFL in rushing with 503 yards on 77 carries at 6.5 yards per attempt. Steve Owens tops the NFC with 484 yards for Detroit. Rookie Bill Parks of San Diego paces the AFC with 29 receptions. Garo Yepremian leads scoring with 59 points for Miami. Ken Ellis of Green Bay has six interceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Norm Bulaich
Steve Owens
Detroit
Oklahoma
Larry Csonka
Miami
Marv Hubbard
Oakland
Jim Kiick
Miami Trail
Bulaich
Larry Brown
Washington
Ken Williard
San Francisco
Owens
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Greg Landry
Len Dawson
Kansas City
Bob Griese
Bill Parks
San Diego
Otis Taylor
Dick Gordon
Chicago
Jack Concannon
Kent Nix
Bobby Douglass
Curt Knight
Jerret Wilson
Dick Anderson
Ron Jessie
Ken Ellis
Green Bay
Washington Redskins spark citywide sports excitement
Washington fans celebrate a five game winning streak that revived city pride after baseball collapse. The team drew national attention with Newsweek featuring coach George Allen, while local crowds greeted players at Dulles and Frederick. The defense transformed into a defining strength as optimism spreads beyond football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senators
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Viet Nam
China
D.C
United States
White House
Dulles
Kansas City
Chiefs
Skins
Newsweek
George Allen
Allen
Frederick
Rams
Capitol
MVAL Meet Set Today at Middletown and Key Favored
Middletown and Francis Scott Key head the field for the Mo nocacy Valley Athletic League cross country meet set for today at Middletown starting at 1 p.m. Key holds a dual meet win over Middletown and led in the South Carroll Invitational. Participants include Catoctin Walkersville Brunswick with traced leaders Purcell Miller Boyer and runners Shafer Axline Weller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Francis Scott Key
Knights
RSK
Key
Dave Shafer
Doug Axline
FSK
Mark Weller
Catoctin
Baby Pats Down Cadets
Thomas Johnsons junior varsity Patriots defeated the Frederick Cadet JV 20 to 9 at Frederick High School. Key plays include a 45 yard TD pass from Doug Cochran to Dennis Betson and a 60 yard TD run by Bob Dahlgren. Frederick's scores came on a safety and a late pass play before turnover by Ray McGowan sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnson
Frederick
Frederick High School
Patriots
Doug Cochran
Dennis Betson
Bob Dahlgren
Mike Randolph
Bob Price
Betson
Ray McGowan
Bob Duhlgren
Baby Pats
John Brike
Patriots Look To Extend Unbeaten Streak At Westminster
The undefeated 7 0 Patriots travel to Westminster to face the Owls in a key Tri State clash aiming for a 20th straight win. TJ squads also host Waynesboro and Harpers Ferry while Brunswick hosts a homecoming versus the Tigers tonight at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriots
Westminster Owls
Cadets
Brunswick
Waynesboro
Harpers Ferry
Td Patriots
Westminster
Ernie Bowens
Edward Thompson
Sterling Green
Kenny Reynolds
Charlie Klein
Greg Fry
Dusty Harp
Ronnie Hall
Billy Reid
Dwight Onley
Owls
North Hagerstown
Frederick Cadets
Indians
TJ Stadium
Adam Craven
Darryl
Brunswick Railroaders
Musselman
Berkeley Springs
Shipley Aims to Avert 1969 Chambersburg Upset
Frederick High player Scott Shipley recalls the 1969 loss to Chambersburg and plans to prevent a repeat as Frederick hosts Chambersburg in a decisive Seaboard Football League game. He emphasizes improved line play, faster passes, and stopping running back Ed Keller. Watson is expected back at quarterback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Shipley
Falcons
Chambersburg Cardinals
Shipley
Army
Fort Gordon
Frederick
Gordon
Chambersburg
Frederick High
Carl Watson
Watson
Hagerstown
Ed Keller
Keller
Falcon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conigliaro
Cincinnati
Phillipa
Chico Ruiz
Jerry Moses
Cleveland
Boston
Colt
NEW York
Speed
Stan Goldberg
MVAL
Jose Rivera
Thomas
Zhebell
Daigren
Retaon
Frederick — Price
Pasa
Randolph
Boston Bruins
Ken Hodge
California Seals
Gilles Meloche
Seals
Bert Marshall
Bruins
Wayne Cashman
FHS
Steve Heller
Dwight Leeks
Steve Winfield
Allegany
Craven
South Carroll
E. T.E.E. Hele
Rae
Nissan
Monocacy Village
Datsun
Frederick County Arte Center Assoc