Cadets Fall 21 7 in Cumberlands Fort Hill Showdown
Frederick High School football loses a hard fought 21 to 7 decision to Fort Hill High School in Cumberland Valley League action at Queen City. Frederick outgained Fort Hill on the ground with 30 first downs to nine but could not translate drives into more points. Fort Hill struck twice in the second period and added a fourth period score after an interception return. Frederick's lone TD came in the second period as Littleton capped a 50 yard drive. Poole left early due to injury, Zimmermann stepped in at quarterback.
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Alston Sees Yankees As Stronger After World Series Gloom
Dodgers manager Walter Alston predicts the New York Yankees will be tougher in the upcoming World Series than last year. He cites television views since spring training and recalls last year when injuries hampered Yankee stars Hank Bauer and Mickey Mantle. He notes clinching early can help or hurt momentum and recalls his own team’s experiences with pitching plans and a stumble after momentum shifts.
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Walkersville Bowling A League Latest Results
The standings show Linden til Groc fianuituo Laneh Joe's Food Market Rice's Five Pabst Blue Ribbon No 2 and others leading with high scores by Cramer and Bo O Byan. National and broadcasting listings follow with football telecast schedules and game times.
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Price Electric Borings Meet Clears Women's Team Standings
The report records high scores and season averages for Price Electric teams. Men’s standings highlight C Whiter, KR Wenzel, and R Wenzel with top game and set marks, while C Green posts second seasonal average. Women’s Gardenias Roses Orchids Sweet Peas show high single and team totals led by Bo Norward and V Main with 1,333 first seasonal average and 470 high team set.
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Leading Teams Bow In Today
Six leading contenders for national honors, including Notre Dame and Georgia Tech, debut today. Notre Dame against SMU in Dallas. Georgia Tech eyes Kentucky in Lexington in a televised 2:30 p.m. EST game.
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Pirates Rally Past Dodgers 2-1 on Thomas Homer
Frank Thomas hit his 23rd of the year to power the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 2-1 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Bill Virdon doubled ahead of the homer as Sal Maglie took his fifth loss in 16 decisions. Gil Hodges drove in Brooklyn’s run with a double and a single.
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Maryland Opens New Season Today
Maryland unveils its 1956 grid with Syracuse looming as opening foe. Tamburello goes to military service, Dare sidelined by jaundice, and Fritsch steps in as J. Mont begins first season as head coach. Key receiver Dave hospital bound with unclear return. Jim Brown leads Syracuse while Maryland weighs quarterback unsettled.
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Frederick iron and steel league results and schedules
Local Frederick leagues show patterns and standings for Patternmakers Molders and other teams. Baseball notes include Swaps race plans and SEC warnings on stock fraud, plus college and high school football starter details and upcoming games at War Memorial and Long Branch fields.
Dodger Fans Rally Despite Mixed Support Across City
A sprawling, era-tinged sports roundup notes Brooklyn fans show mixed turnout and passion for the Dodgers, with commentary on attendance comparisons to Milwaukee and Detroit. It covers managerial rumors for Detroit, front-office prospects for Bucky Harris, and brief High School and NFL exhibition results, ending with a nod to ancient element discoveries.
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Sporting Goods Advertises Firearms and Gear Fr
Winchester Remington and Western Ammunition appear with hunting rifles shotguns coats pants and insulated wear. Pistols hunting knives compasses hand warmers and other equipment are promoted by Dorshy F Shipley at 100-05 North Market Street.
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League Leaders and AP Report Highlights
The Associated Press notes leaders in both leagues with Mantle of the Yankees and Williams of the Red Sox on pace in batting and runs. Joe Nuxhall earned a 9-1 win for Cincinnati as Newcombe and Haddix lead NL pitching. Mantle drives Yankees forward as Williams slips to .352 with three hits in five trips.
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Fights and trades mix boxing nights with baseball moves
Detroit fighter Miguel Berrios outpointed Ike Chestnut in a ten round welterweight bout in Hamburg Berlin native Heinz Stretz outpointed Ran ay Turpin in ten rounds A’s acquire Arnald George Duren from Vancouver in a three team trade involving Hal Smith Joe Ginsberg Jim Pisoni Al Pilarcik and Art Ceccarelli College football results include UCLA beating Utah and Cal Aggies defeating Pacific U with various scores and updates
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Hustlers Squeeze Playoff Opener With New Market at McCurdy Field
Frederick Hustlers meet New Market Sunday at 2 PM in the first game of a two out of three Maryland State League playoff series. The Hustlers beat Thurmont and topped the league leaders while New Market ousted Sjamsville last Sunday. Pud Zimmermann supplied power with two hits at McCurdy Field.
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