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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1966

Page

9

Keep McCurdy Field: Frederick needs its irreplaceable park

The Frederick city administration faces a proposal to turn McCurdy Field into a parking lot. The column argues the park is unique in Western Maryland and essential for night games, youth and community use, listing major events hosted and noting no replacement exists. It urges preserving McCurdy Field.

Frederick McCurdy Field McCurdy Maryland Cumberland Hagerstown Ball Park Baker Park Staley Park Brunswick Scheer Stadium Bruns

TJ Notches 3rd Win as Cadets Romp 26 7

Thomas Johnsen High School rode a 264 yard ground attack to a 27 13 win over Andover. Sam Greene ran 16 times for 96 yards scoring three TDs as TJ built a 14 6 halftime lead and sealed the victory with two third quarter scores. Aaron Northrup and Mike Sala connected on a 39 yard pass for Andover’s lone TD and Sala added a late keeper TD.

Andover Thomas Johnson High School Patriots Jack Molesworth Pats Sam Greene Greene Archers Mike Sala John Northrup Sala Ron Schattenburg Terry Brant Shuck Dalghren Don Collins Brant Frederick Thomas Johnson Charley Thompson Fense Schattenberg Northrupt T. Johnson - Greene Thompson Pat - Schatlenberg Andover -Northrup Pat-Northrup Boonsboro Frederick High School Warriors Jack Gaither Cadets Jeff Freland Chuck Foreman Foreman

Terps Shake Up Ahead of Wake Forest Home Opener

Maryland under Lou Saban unveiled a four-player offense shake up after a 15-7 loss to Penn State. Ed Kane starts at left tackle, Ralph Donofrio moves to fullback, and Ron Pearson joins the defense at linebacker as the Terps host Wake Forest. Wake Forest offers no lineup changes after a 24-10 defeat at Virginia.

Ed Kane Ralph Donofrio Ron Pearson

Orioles to Sell 45000 World Series Tickets by Mail

Baltimore fans face midnight rush as the Orioles require mail only applications for 45000 general public seats. Postmarks after 12:01 a.m. Sunday not considered. two tickets per person with no game choice. Tickets allocated to receive by date over Oct 8 to 10, 1978, via Baltimore Orioles Post Office Box 1966. A certified check or money order for 17 dollars is required.

Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Orioles

Maryland Backfield Changes Before Wake Forest Opener

Maryland loses Fred Cooper to a bad knee but plans to start Carl Mortensen at cornerback as Billy Van Heusen returns from a two week layoff for the home opener with Wake Forest. Coach Lou Saban had the Terps practice an hour Friday ahead of their ACC clash. Wake Forest opened ACC play with a loss to Virginia while Maryland fell to Penn State 15 7.

College Park Maryland Wake Forest Lou Saban Billy van Heusen Fred Cooper Carl Mortensen Terps

Delayed Moscow Opens European Junior Track Meet

The first European junior track meet opened late by a day as West German, French, Italian, Austrian, Swiss and Dutch athletes failed to arrive. TASS said West German officials blocked a chartered Russian plane from landing at Frankfurt to pick up the athletes.

Moscow West Germany France Italy Austria Switzerland Holland TASS Frankfurt

Two Phipps Entrants Lead Fu turity at Aqueduct

The Phipps family fields two two year olds in the 77th Fu turity at Aqueduct with $75,000 added. Eddie Neley trains Successor owned by Mrs Henry Carnegie Phipps as part of the two horse bid against the Widener entry on Saturday.

Phipps Wideners Aqueduct Eddie Neley Henry Carnegie Phipps

Alabama Starts Quest For Third Championship Today

Alabama opens its college football season seeking a third straight national title. Coach Bear Bryant brings a strong lineup despite losses at quarterback and running back. Louisiana Tech faces a powerful Tide as Notre Dame and Purdue clash in other season openers. Michigan State hosts Penn State in a top ranked matchup.

Associated Press Alabama Louisiana Tech David Goliath Bear Bryant Crimson Tide Steve Sloan Steve Bowman Bryant Nebraska Mike Ford Mike Reilly Ford Reilly Bama Southern Mississippi South Bend Ind Notre Dame Purdue Boilermakers Ohio University Irish Bob Gries

Clay says he will fight Terrell after Williams bout

Cassius Clay, the heavyweight champion, announced plans to meet Ernie Terrell after the November 12 Houston bout with Cleveland Williams. He also left open a rematch with Floyd Patterson if the public desires it, noting Patterson as a credible threat to his title.

New York Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell World Boxing Association Cleveland Williams Houston Floyd Patterson Patterson Clay American Broadcasting Company Wide World of Sports Henry Cooper London Las Vegas Nev

Dodgers Sweep Cubs in doubleheader 4-2 and 4-0

John Roseboro hit a ninth inning two run homer to cap a 4-2 win, giving the Dodgers a doubleheader sweep over the Cubs. Don Drysdale pitched the opener 4-0 and improved to 12-16, aided by Schofield driving in three runs in the two games.

Chicago John Roseboro Los Angeles Dodgers Chicago Cubs Don Drysdale Cubs Dodgers Pittsburgh Atlanta San Francisco Roseboro Dick Schofield Schofield Curt Simmons Maury Wills Tommy Davis Wes Parker

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