Waynesboro Triumphs Over Frederick 39-26 in Scrimmage
Waynesboro Indians defeated Frederick Cadets 39 to 26 as Jeff Freland threw three TD passes and Jack Gaither added a fourth. The game featured 423 yards of offense for Waynesboro, eight Frederick penalties, and multiple long scoring plays including a 60 yard pass to Willis Hall and a 59 yard run by Doug Dennis.
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Frederik High School
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Dave Sullivan
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Mt Lena tops Lucketts 8 4 in Heart of Maryland playoff opener
Mt Lena broke open a tight game with four runs in the eighth to defeat Lucketts 8-4 and take a 1-0 series lead. Pete Talbert led Mt Lena with five hits and Ras Taylor added four as Berkeley Frye and Carl Harper were solid on the mound and at the plate. Frank Nutter and Bob Rowland homered for the winners, while Denny Talbert and Ray Hartle had three singles each.
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Heart of Maryland
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Cardinals Blunt Redskins 23-7 In Wet St Louis Rally
St Louis capitalized on two Washington fumbles to score three quick fourth quarter touchdowns and defeat the Redskins 23-7. Charley Johnson directed the offense while Willis Crenshaw Johnny Roland and Jim Bakken provided key plays including two late drives and a field goal flurry after halftime.
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Dave O’brien
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Rickie Harris
Washington
Roland
Joe Robb
Redskins
Johnson
Smith
Sonny Randle
Sonnis Jurgensen
Bobby Mitchell
Sox Complete Sweep: White Sox top Orioles 4-3 to clinch series
Moose Skowron drove in two with a two run double as Chicago rallied for three in the fifth to beat Baltimore 4-3, completing a three game sweep. Hoyt Wilhelm worked in relief, but the Orioles stranded runners and failed to capitalize on early chances. Frank Robinson and Boog Powell contributed for Baltimore, while Ken Berry, Don Buford, and Pete Ward provided Chicago's decisive runs.
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Wilhelm
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Mark Belanger
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Powell
Howard
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Jerry Adair
Wally Bunker
Dick Hall
Ken Berry
Don Buford
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Buford
Skowron
Pete Ward
ACC Teams Open Season with Mixed Results Across Conference
Maryland fell 15-7 to Penn State as others across the ACC fared well or poorly in Saturday openers. Michigan State defeated NC State 28-10 while LSU edged South Carolina 28-12 and Kentucky shutout North Carolina 10-0. Duke beat West Virginia 34-15. Virginia beat Wake Forest 24-10.
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Steelers Rally to Upset Lions in 173 Victory
Pittsburgh offense survived a late defensive penalty as Ron Smith connected with Rex Jefferson on an 84 yard scoring pass to clinch a 173 win over Detroit. Bradshaw intercepted twice and Mike Clark added a field goal in a tight NFL fight with Detroit. Gaithersburg 47 Kennedy 0 highlighted by Anthony Greene 66 and 25 yard TDs as the Trojans rolled in a Montgomery County League matchup.
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Mason
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Packers Rally Past Browns In Final Minutes
Green Bay trailed most of the game but Jim Taylor scored on a nine yard swing pass with three minutes left to lift the Packers to a 21 20 victory over Cleveland. Frank Ryan threw two TDs to Gary Collins and Lou Groza added two field goals. Browns led 17 7 at halftime before Green Bay surged to the win before 83,943 at Cleveland.
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Boston Wrecks Broncos 24-10 in AFL clash
Boston Patriots beat the Denver Broncos 24-10 as Gino Cappelletti kicked three field goals from 44 32 and 14 yards and Jim Nance powered two scoring drives including a 12 yard run. A roughing the kicker call and a piling on penalty helped Boston extend a late drive for the final touchdown.
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