Fort Hill and Allegany Favored in CVAL Grid
Fort Hill opens home season Friday night against Fort Hill rivals but Allegany is set to challenge with a 19-0 opening win over Beall Frostburg. North Hagerstown and Westminster also field strong lines while South Hagerstown visits Martinsburg as the league starts its fourth season.
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Bulldogs Bruiser Drives Martinsburg to Seek Fast Win
Martinsburg enters with a young backfield and a veteran, heavy line under Coach Cobourn. Six lettermen return to pace the Bulldogs as they aim to improve on last season’s 1-9. Key players include quarterback Ronnie Mason, halfback Dave Layne, guard Maurice Williamson, and tackle Bob Stuckey.
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Maurice Williamson
Tom Hammond
Sid Pitzer
Bob Stuckey
John Bottner
Williamson
Charlie Cunningham
John Killmer
Cobourn
Dave Layne
Lester DeGrange
Bill Gutekunst
Ronnie Mason
Cadets Face Fort Hill in Colonial Showdown
Frederick hosts Fort Hill in a crucial test as the Cadets, missing key players Ron House Jerry Grove and center, seek their first win over a historically tough Fort Hill squad. Starters Markey Wilburn Zimmerman lead a beefy Frederick line hoping to avenge past losses.
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Jerry Grove
Latradar
Ron House
Bob Hehne
Fort Hill
Frederick
Richard Marker
Markey
Dave Markoe
Markoe
Ken Wilbourne
Mpaye
Danny Zimmerman
Wilburn
Seaison
Zimmerman
Denny Zimmerman
al Stone
Bunky Evans
Bob Poffenberger
Dick Meehan
Bob Kehne
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Middletown and Mt. Airy Tie 4-4 In Open Soccer Clash
Middletown and Mt. Airy battled to a 4-4 tie in the opening high school soccer game. Scoring came early with Hays and Pearl netting for Middletown, Holmes and Field for Mt. Airy, and a deflection tally tying the score. The teams meet again September 23 at Mt. Airy.
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Hien
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Ant
Airy
Fiely
Holmes
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Aes
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Wagner
Leatherman Windsor
Buhrman Muller
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Pearl Franklin
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Chisox Clinch Narrow Lead as White Sox Rally
Yankee rookie Jim Coates shut out Chicago over six innings in a 3-1 win while Boston beat Cleveland 6-5. Chicago’s magic number dropped to three as Cleveland fell and the White Sox increased their lead in the AL pennant race with seven games left.
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Frederick High Statistics Against Howard Co Team
Frederick high school dominated the matchup with Howard County, showcasing stronger offense and defense. Key players led scoring bursts while the defense tightened in the second half, securing a decisive win for Frederick.
Japan Has Entry Laurel International Horse Race
Japan’s entry Laurel, a 4 year old horse, will arrive in Laurel for quarantine in Seattle after leaving Tokyo October 30. Tadamas Sakai, president of the Japan Racing Assn., confirms the arrival ahead of the 142 mile Washington DC International to be run November 11 on a grass course at Laurel.
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Washington D.C
Middle Creek Reaches Worst Stage as Erosion Buries Stream
Field & Stream notes Middle Creek once a premier smallmouth stream is buried by debris from road work and farming. erosion from banks, silt fills pools, and water warms, pushing bass and other fish away. farmers and regulators blamed for soil loss. calls for soil conservation laws and better construction practices.
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Middle Creek
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Thert Sanderson
Maryland Game and Inland and Fish Commission
Sanderson
Bells Mill
Frederick County
Washington County
Maryland Schoolboy Football Schedule
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Boros Not Retiring After Texas Open Victory
Julius Boros arriving from Texas says retirement is not on his mind after winning the Dalles Open in Fort Lauderdale Florida. He dismisses retirement questions and hints at continuing golf to pursue further victories.
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Fort Lauderdale
Julius Boros
Sonal Zolf
Texas
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