Patriots Win 20-0 Over Boonsboro in Tri-State Clash
Frederick High School's Patriot defense stifled Boonsboro as TJ built a 13-0 first half lead and sealed a 20-0 victory before 2,800 plus fans. Terry Brant directed the offense with a 45-yard run and a TD, while Bob Turner added a late score. Schattenberg connected on most extra points as TJ recorded 12 first downs to Boonsboro's seven.
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Martinsburg Journal
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Rosedale
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Western Maryland
Jack Hart
Pete Markey
Playoff series highlights and field concerns at McCurdy Field
Walkersville and Harmony capped a well-played best-of-three series under the McCurdy Field lights with strong gate receipts though the venue showed neglect. About 200 in attendance for game three, but 1 to 6 or more lights were out and infill and sod need overhaul to restore Western Maryland’s baseball asset.
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Red Sox fire Billy Herman interim manager named
Boston Red Sox dismissed manager Billy Herman and named Pete Runnels, a former batting champion and current coach, as interim skipper. Team officials aimed to keep 1967 managerial plans unsettled until after the World Series. Herman, 55, had been manager since 1965 following a long Dodgers/Braves/Pirates career.
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Error Ends Nats Upset as McMullen Boots Grounder
In Chicago, Ken McMullen booted John Romano's bases loaded grounder in the 10th inning, delivering the Chicago White Sox a 1-0 win over Washington. Pete Richert pitched two hits for the Nationals, while Wilhem earned the win and Richert took the loss.
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Clay Faces Mildenberger In First World Heavyweight Title Bout
Cassius Clay, 24, relaxed and favored 10-1 to beat Karl Mildenberger in Frankfurt for the world heavyweight title. The bout, 15 rounds, is expected to end early with Clay defending his crown for the sixth time. ABC will televise in the United States at 2:30 p.m. EDT. Mildenberger, European champion, vows to attack body and pull an upset. Clay’s 25-0 record includes 20 knockouts. Mildenberger is 49-2-3 with 17 knockouts.
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Carty Powers Braves Past Mets with Four Hits
Rico Carty drove in four runs on four hits as Atlanta defeated the New York Mets 8-3. Joe Torre and Felipe Alou homered for the Braves, who built an early lead and held on behind solid hitting and pitching.
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Kaat Clinches 23rd Victory as Twins Top Orioles
Jum Kaat pitched eight hits and his eighth straight win to reach 23-9 as Minnesota defeated Baltimore 6-1. Tony Oliva collected three singles to reclaim the AL batting lead at .315, lifting his average two points over Orioles rival Frank Robinson. The Twins broke open with a three-run sixth, aided by Hall and Oliva singles, Bowens error, Mincher hit, and a Bernie Allen groundout. Muncher added a two-run single in the seventh for the final margin.
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Ralston Wins Johnston Trophy at Forest Hills
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California won the William M Johnston Trophy Friday for sportsmanship and contribution to tennis. He expressed surprise at the award and admitted occasional on court tension but said he always tries his best.
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