Frederick Fort Hill duel tops local grid slate
Frederick faces Fort Hill after Fort Hill opened with a 39 6 win over LaSalle. Coach Jack Molesworth drills 21 straight Cadet victories into his team as they seek a second win, while Frederick’s Frank Robinson and a stout defense test the unbeaten run in a high school football showcase.
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Mount Airs Soccer Team Shifts Three Lettermen
The Mount Airs team lists three lettermen returning for the season. New additions, including Franklin CF and leading scorer J. Yohn, boost the squad. Notable JV players and practice gains are mentioned along with a rough 1993 schedule near midseason.
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Nugent Leads Maryland Through Sweat Suit Drill
College Park Md coach Tom Nugent ran the Maryland football team through a one hour sweat suit drill Thursday in preparation for Saturdays opener against West Virginia. The Terrapins studied assignments in the right work and will loosen up Friday. West Virginia arrives Friday by plane for a Byrd Stadium workout.
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Durocher Quits NBC To Return To Baseball
Hollywood reports Leo Durocher resigns from his NBC TV contract to return to baseball. He confirms plans to join an MLB club, with discussions previously touching a possible Indians offer as a path back to the game he once piloted with the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants.
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French Horse Favorite Westbury for 30000 American Trot Championship
France's top international trotter, French horse, is the favorite in the $30,000 American Trotting Championship at Roose. Jean Riard drives for Leon Qlry-Roederer, with Eddie Cobb as trainer. Second choice is Leader Hon, the American entry handled by Bill Langhton.
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Bowling Leagues Glive Valley League Ev Division
Unclear OCR text shows fragmented bowling league items, divisions and scores with numerous garbled words. Readable bits mention leagues, division Ev, match timing, teams and tardiness, but specific names, places and outcomes are not recoverable.
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Australia Takes Tennis Victory Over United States
Australia defeated the United States 2-1 in a professional tennis match before about 3000 spectators. Ken Rosewall beat Pando Segura 6-1 6-1 and Frank Sedgman won 8-6 6-4. In doubles, Trabert and Segura defeated the Australian pair 6-4 6-4.
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IFHS Clashes With Ft. Hill In Opener
Frederick and Fort Mill clash in the first CVAL game of the year at McCurdy Field tonight. Coach Jack Motes tightens the passing game as the defense lines up key players including Grove and Welty. The match marks a season kickoff with both teams aiming to start strong and improve their records.
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League Leaders B and T are prominent in batting and pitching
League leaders list shows Kuenn Detroit with 352 runs and 186 hits, Fox Chicago and Jensen Boston notable in runs and hits. Colavito Cleveland leads in home runs with 306?, and pitching leader Swau Chicago 16 6 decisions. National League top hitters include Aaron Milwaukee 157 RBIs and Banks Chicago 113 RBIs, with Robinson Cincinnati 125 runs and Dowles Pinson Cincinnati 199? pitchers stats show McLish Cleveland 188 innings and Bunning Detroit 167 strikeouts.
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Giants Sweep Braves To Open Two-Game NL Lead
San Francisco batterymen Willie Mays Eddie Bressoud and Kim Davenport pace a 14 hit attack in an 18-6 win over Milwaukee as Spahn suffers early fracture in the pennant race. Eddie Matthews drives Milwaukee with two homers and six RBIs aided by six Milwaukee pitchers. Giants claim a two game edge in the National League standings.
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Former FHS Players In Shepherd Line-Up
Three former Frederick Hish Schoolal rs will be in the starting line-up when Shepherd College opens against Fair man College Saturday. Jm Stup. from Yellow Springs. will be at end, while Richard Bulls Remsourg and Ed Trittipve will be in the guard spots. Shepherd coach, Jesse Rizgie an was cautious about his prospects for the coming season. If he can find a replacement a umgmaen lost 53 graduation, the Rams may have a good season.
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Chisox Aim to Twist Tigers Tail in Pennant Push
The Chicago White Sox rest and prepare for a three game series with Detroit hoping to clinch the AL pennant. Sanctioned by a 5 7 game lead over Cleveland the Pale Hose seek a sweep as Cleveland faces Kansas City with hopes of keeping the magic number down.
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Burgee Practices With Western Maryland Squad
Westminister Maryland August 31 1959 Fred Burgee senior at Western Maryland College is among 48 players finishing their third week of Fat Football Camp. The team holds two daily practices with Burgee living in Frederick and slated to start at left guard. The Green Terror grid season opens September 26 at Bridgewater College in Bridgewater Virginia.
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Philadelphia at Chicago and other baseball results
Results show Philadelphia defeated Cowazo 5 to 2 and San Francisco beat Milwause Portdburgh 13 to 7 while Los Angeles won 4 to 3 over Cincinnati. Friday and Saturday schedules include Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland at Kansas City among others.
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Tennis Finals Set at Frederick Courts
Tennis finals are scheduled at Frederick courts with Slugger Rice defending against Emil Jonnsen after Jonnsen defeated Bud Radcliffe 6 0 - 6 7 to reach the final. The doubles finals follow on Sunday with Johnson and Ramsburg against Mehl and Baumgardner, while Rice and Radcliffe vie for a separate finalist spot.
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Han son and Cornelys lead after first round in Atlanta
Beve Hans on and Kathy Cornelys tote a 73 56 73 to share the first round lead at the Atlanta Women's Open Golf Tournament. Cornelys from Lakeland Iowa posted her score while Han son from India California faced late trouble. The field trails by three strokes at Colery Club course.
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Three couples wed in Sea Island and Pinehurst area
Sea Island Georgia and Glora Feent of Southern Pines North Carolina join Kathy Wintwoith Mary Lena Fauk e Ga and Borne Randohy of Naples Fla in a 73rd anniversary style marriage clustering.
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