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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1969

Page

20

Rocky Marciano Killed In Plane Crash En Route Home

Rocky Marciano died in a single engine plane crash near Newton Iowa. The boxing great was returning home for his son Rocky Kevin Marelano and his wife Barbara Marelano who mourn the loss of the undefeated champion. The crash also claimed Frank Belz and another man. The NTSB and FAA investigated the crash as a Des Moines flight service official noted there were no signs of trouble before the air accident.

Fort Lauderdale Pla Rocky Kevin Marciano Rocky Marciano Little Rock Rocky Kevin Morelano Newton Iowa Rocky Elizabeth Cousens Marel Ano Barbara Brockton Mass Marcianos Mary Ann Barbara Marekano Polot Glens Relz Frank Farrell Des Motines Henry Eilander Colleen Swarts Eilanders National Transportation Safety Board Washington Federal Aviation Administraton Des Moines Belz Hin Archie Moore

Falcons Beat Eagles 27 12 In Scorching McCurdy Field Showdown

Frederick’s Dick Shipley criticized his 3 0 Falcons after a 27 12 victory over the Baltimore Eagles at McCurdy Field. Despite hot conditions and injuries including Saunders Smth Neel Bryan Snowden Sherman Kent, the Falcons led 27 points in the first half and shifted players on defense. Zydalis led Eagles runners with 55 yards, Bowie topped Falcons with 40.

Palgons Baltimore Eagles McCurdy Field Prank Saunders Bob Smth Charlie Neel Bob Bryan Gene Snowden John Sherman Tom Kent Falcon Shipley Constanl Eagles John Zydalis Jerry Prettyman Falcons Zydalls Mike Bowie Frederick

Touching All The Bases Touching All The Bases NEW MARYLAND COACH

Maryland trots out Roy Lester a West Virginia country boy with a high school background to lead the Terrapins after a string of coaches. He speaks softly and runs a balanced program promising more passing this year while stressing realism and control. Dennis O Lara is praised as a improving quarterback as Lester aims to turn a struggling defense into a competitive unit.

Maryland Roy Lester Tom Nugent Lou Saban Bob Ward Lester West Virginia Fess Parker Dennis O’lara Ward Notorty

Creagerstown Wins 7-4 as Mt Airy Drops Tie

Creagerstown routs Mt. Airy 7-4 to pull even for first in MSL. Tom Sherald tied the game with a seventh inning homer before Gary O’Bryan’s two run blast and Sonny Barrick’s solo shot sealed the comeback win. Haines earned the win with four strikeouts.

MT. Airy Creagerstown Mt. Ally Chris Sole Tom Sherald Bob Shaffer Gary O'Bryan Sonny Barrick Spike Jones Sherald O' Ryan Woody Powell Butch Poff Larry Haines Mt. Alry Haines Barrick Sole Jones

Gordon Smith Joins Boston Celtics Roster

Gordon Smith, former Walkersville basketball star and University of Cincinnati alum, joined the Boston Celtics roster after a rookie camp that began August 22. He was drafted ninth by the Celtics and will report to regular camp on September 14.

Walkersville Gordon Smith Boston Celtics

Orioles Blank Chisox Behind Jim Palmer 8-0

Boog Powell collected three hits including his 34th homer as Baltimore defeated Chicago 8-0. Jim Palmer allowed five hits and won his 10th straight decision, extending Baltimore’s dominance over the White Sox to nine in a row. Elrod Hendricks added a two-run single in a three-run sixth.

Orioles Chisox Jim Palmer Milwacker Wis Boog Powell Baltimore Chicago White Sox White Sox Chicago Palmer Bil Wynne Powell Dave Johnson Elrod Hendricks Saorts Fee Buddy Bradford Danny Lazar

Former FHS Coach Dies After Career in Frederick Schools

William D. Aldridge, 69, longtime Frederick High School coach and math teacher, died Saturday in Chestertown. He led Frederick teams in baseball basketball track and soccer during the 1920s and late 1930s.

Frederick Chestertown Willam D. Aldridge Aldridge

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