Frederick Midget Football Opens Eighth Season at Baker Park
The Frederick Midget Football League begins its eighth season with a Sunday doubleheader at Baker Park. Four of five teams meet at 1:30 p.m. under McCurdy Field lights for Donor Night activities October 24. Coaches include Rippeon Colts Main Redskins May Jr Giants Falk Lions Shipley Rams.
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Baker Park
The
Collis
Red
Giants
Lions
Pennsylvania
Rams
Baltimore
Baltimore Optimist
Charles Greene
McCurdy Field
Colts
Redskins
del Lindsey
Frank Keyser
James Fisher
Greene
Gene Rippeon
Roy Main
George May Jr
Arthur Falk
Dick Shipley
Hoople's Windy Upheavals Pose Upset-Laden Week
Major Amos B Hoople predicts chaotic football week as winds tilt outcomes. Upsets favored include Air Force over Michigan 22 31 in Ann Arbor and Ohio U over Purdue 13 12. Other picks list broad scores from Air Force 22 Michigan 21 to Alabama 28 Tulane 6 with numerous game details.
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Cicero Zlobotny
Zlobotny
Central Plains
Natin
Air Force
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Wolverines
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Kentucky
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Jackson
Ohio U
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Tulsa
Army
Baton College
Auburn
Tennessee
Washington
Baylor
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California
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Navy
Wiliam & Mary
Texas A & M
Houston
Town
Idaho
Indiana
Northwestern
Syracuse
Kansas
Rice
L. S. US
Carolina
Maryland
East coast drag meet yields tight turnouts and bursts of record runs
Rain on the east coast limited drag strip action but Cecil County Drag-A-Way held a £6,000 meet with low attendance. Don Nicholson won in a 1964 Comet while Phil Bonner dominated with a 10.88 ET and 127 mph. Upcoming $10,000 purse race set for October 24–25 at Atlanta Speed Shop Drag-Way.
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Bill Wil
Cecil County
Don Nicholson
Atlanta
Georgia
Phil Bonner
Phil
Ford
Los Angeles
Calif
Malcolm Durham
Mr. Buttons
John Thomas
Arlington
Virginia
Frederick CC Opens With Narrow Win at Waynesboro Meet
Frederick CC edged in a low score cross country opener at Waynesboro led by John Kneppler finishing first in 12 45. Lance Howard was second in 32 50. Terry Korrell and Jim Coleman placed among the top ten for the Cadets.
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Waynesboro
Frederick
John Kneppler
Lance Howard
Kneppler
Paul Harris
Pil Grove
Terry Korrell
The
Cadets
Jim Coleman
Bill Holton
Gale Clemson
Howard
Harris
Grove
Rice
Frantz
Korrell
Henderson W
Coleman
Holton
Cards Take First From Bucs 4-2 in Opening DH
Bob Gibson scattered nine hits as St Louis beat Pittsburgh 4 to 2 in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Gibson earned the win to go to 17 and 11 while Wood took the loss. Clendenon hit a homer for the Pirates.
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Pittsburgh
Bob Gipson
St. Lows
St. Louis
O Gibson
Uecker
McCarver
Wood
Schwall
Siskfil
McFarlane
W—Gibson
L-Wood
Clendenon
Cadet JV romps to 45-19 over Westminster
Frederick High junior varsity defeated Westminster 45-19 in the Tri-State League opener. Jeff Freland scored six touchdowns and gained 230 rushing yards with four completions for 59 yards. Schattenberg added three extra points and a 70-yard kickoff return while Frederick built a steady lead each quarter. The Cadets visit Glenelg next Thursday at 3:30 p.m.
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Westminster
Jeff Freland
Frederick High
Wesminster
Freland
Frederick
Owls
Ronnie Schattenberg
Cadets
Glenelg
Braves seek new rental contract in Milwaukee
Milwaukee County board offered to renegotiate the Braves stadium rental to provide about 125000 in concessions revenue if the team stays in Milwaukee. John McHale praised the offer but said a free ride on concessions rental is not in the best interests of the county, fans, or club. He reiterated no comment on the Atlanta move and said a decision will come after the season.
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Milwaukee County Board
Braves
Ball Club
Atlanta
John McHale
McHale
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