Cadets Ground Game Powers 13-0 Win Over Waynesboro
Frederick Cadets score two second half touchdowns to defeat Waynesboro 13-0. Blaine Smith rushes 104 yards on 18 carries, including a 60 yard touchdown, as Frederick solidifies atop the Tri-State League standings. Quarterback Ron Hart adds a one yard TD run. defense holds steady in rainy conditions.
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Mt Airy Defeats Todd Steel to Win Heart of Maryland Playoffs
Mt Airy scored three runs in the second inning and held on for a 6-1 victory over Todd Steel to capture the Heart of Maryland League playoff title. Warfield pitched a complete game with five strikeouts, two hits, and two RBIs for Mt Airy, while Frizzle had the game’s only extra-base hit with a double. Todd Steel’s Gaynor led with three hits as Mt Airy pulled away in the late innings.
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Pro Football Standings and Schedule Summary
The Eastern Division shows Baltimore edging Green Bay 21 to 20 and Chicago tying Minnesota 34 to 28 while St. Louis and Cleveland tie 33 all. Week games include Washington at New York and Dallas at Pittsburgh with several matchups listed. Bob MacLeod Jr. is introduced as Dartmouth’s former star halfback’s son and current sophomore end on the Big Green team.
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Bears offense erupts to defeat Vikings 34 28
Billy Wade threw three touchdown passes and scored a TD to spark a Chicago surge as the Bears beat the Minnesota Vikings 34 28 in Minneapolis. Wade went 23 of 31 for 344 yards connecting with Casares Morris Barnes and Marconi for scoring plays.
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Bedsole
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Brodie Leads 49ers Past Eagles in NYC Stadium Thriller
John Brodie tossed 267 yards on 11 completions with Bernie Casey nabbing six for 163 yards to fuel a 28 24 San Francisco win over Philadelphia at Franklin Field. Mike Lind scored twice as Casey set up three shorts and Davis added four conversions in a high scoring comeback bid.
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Mt Airy Swamps California In State Tournament
Tommy Thomas pitched a two hit shutout as Mt Airy beat California of Md 80 in the state baseball tournament at Callaway Maryland. He fanned 12 and walked one guiding Mt Airy to 14 hits including Bill Crone two run homer. Hobbs Rimmey and Crone led the offense with multiple hits as Sid Bailey added two doubles. Mt Airy advances to host Gambrills next Sunday at 2 30 p.m.
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Giants Edge Pirates on Lanier’s 11th inning hit
Hal Lanier hit a center field single in the 11th to score Tom Haller and lift the San Francisco Giants past the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3. Haller had tied the game in the ninth with a homer after Willie Stargell’s homer accounted for Pittsburgh’s earlier lead.
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Bunning Shuts Down Dodgers In Phillies Narrow Win
Jim Bunning pitched five innings of five hits as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3 2 to widen their NL lead. Errors allowed two unearned ninth inning runs for L A while Maury Wills and Willie Davis figured in the late scoring.
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Oliva Leads Twins To 12 4 Win Over Red Sox
Tony Oliva, AL batting champion, collected four hits including a first inning double for his 200th of the season as Minnesota routed Boston 12 to 4. Oliva drove in three, while Alli son and Mantilla homered for Minnesota and Boston. Kaat earned the win, Connolly took the loss. World Amateur Golf Council note mentions 16 countries.
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Bills overpower Broncos for second win of AFL season
Buffalo Bills beat Denver Broncos 30-13 at War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo New York. Daryle Lamonica fueled the offense with a decisive quarterback performance aided by Cookie Gilchrist two rushing touchdowns. Pete Gogolak added 12 points with three field goals and three conversions as Denver struggled to mount late scoring threats. Tom Sestak led a stingy Bills defense, pressuring Jack Lee into hurried passes.
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Braves Rally To Down Cubs 5 2 In Milwaukee
Milwaukee defeats Chicago 5 to 2 as Felipe Alou and Rico Carty homer. Clay Carroll shuts down Cubs over final four innings after being newly called up from Denver farm. Buhl suffers loss. Blasingame gets win. Birders note attendance 1435.
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McDaniel
Bertelli Roznovsky
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Bailey
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Chargers suffer first loss in 93 28 rout by Patriots
Boston Patriots defeated the San Diego Chargers 93 28 as end Gino Cappelletti scored 21 points with four field goals a 17 yard reception and three extra points. Babe Parilli directed the attack and Larry Garron led ground gains as Boston built a big early lead and held on for the AFL win.
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