Former Fredrick High gridder shines at Bridgewater College
Dave Boxd in his first year at Bridgewater College earns Back of the Week honors after a standout performance last weekend. The release notes his injury‑hobbled 1963 season and his steady role as corner linebacker and PE major. Also mentions Maryland coach Tom Nugent and other local sports notes.
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Colts Smash 49ers Lead NFL Upset Run
AP sports column previews upcoming NFL and AFL games with predictions. Colts expected to beat 49ers as Unitas’ passing attack targets Lenny Moore, while Browns face Steelers and Packers clash with Vikings. Teams discussed include Rams, Lions, Cardinals, Giants, Cowboys, Bills, Oilers, Chiefs, Raiders.
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Judge Rules Aintree Track Must Not Be Sold
London High Court judge ruled the Aintree race track near Liverpool must not be sold for housing. He found no proof the Grand National venue cannot be run profitably as a race track. Mrs Mirabel Topham announced plans to sell for 2.52 million dollars saying she could no longer fund horse racing operations.
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Dancing Countess Leads In 1 1/16 Mile Race Debut
S D entries show results for a $1,200 claiming race for 3 year olds and up over 1 mile a sixteenth with Dancing Countess first at 9.40 Commandeer second at 24.80 and Energume third at 9.80. The Dodgers history notes mention they emerged from Brooklyn and have 12 NL pennants.
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Frederick Cadets Deliver 21-0 Shutout of Allegany Campers
Frederick’s Cadets dominate at McCurdy Field with a 21-0 win over Allegany, the first Frederick victory over Allegany, first six-win season since 1952, and first time clinching leadership in the Cumberland Valley Athletic League. Hart, Thompson spark with a 51-yard run and a 49-yard touchdown run, plus key blocked punt play.
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Underdog Matchups Highlight Maryland and Navy Games
Maryland struggles at 2-4 amid ACC play as Jerry Fischman is doubtful with a shoulder separation. Navy, led by Staubach, faces top ranked Notre Dame at John F. Kennedy Stadium in a high-stakes clash with Notre Dame aiming to extend a five game win streak.
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Middletown Defeats Linganore 4-0 in County Soccer
Middletown blanked Linganore 4-0 as Ray Reed put the Knights ahead early and Robert Pearl sealed it late with a fourth period goal. The victory improves Middletown to 6-3 and sets up a county schedule finale Monday at Emmitsburg.
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