Cadets Fall To Baltimore City In High Scoring Showdown
Preston Nash led Baltimore City with 8 of 11 passes for 97 yards and 3 scores as City rolled Frederick 67 to 13 at McCurds Field. Nash and Maceo Gray connected twice for TDs while Nash rushed 57 yards and City built a 27-13 deficit into a lopsided victory behind a dominant aerial attack and strong second half.
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Preston Nash
Baltimore
Frederick
McCurds Field
Nash
Phil Petry
South Hagerstown
Maceo Gray
Gray
Hoy
Pete Markey
City
Howard Hoy
Ron Hart
John Plunkard
Henry Gateis
Gareis
Phil Schroder
Thurgood Cosby
Tim Koerber
Eli Lyles
Markey
Lyles
Koerber
Blaine Smith
Larry Thompson
Cadets
Smith
Frederick O
Gary
Cosby
Pas Koerber
Pat — Nash
Mitchell
Frederick — Hart
Pat—Plunkard
I J City Frederick
Rushan
Prote
Jo Rete
TENSE by Bucky Summers notes and local sports roundup
A column recounts anecdotes from coach Jack Griffin about training Erlene Brown and a nine pound shot putter, plus a summary of local high school football and basketball notes. Martinsburg Bulldogs beat Alleghany 13 7, Keyser 26 0, Mt Airy hosts state tournament, and Don Loun backs Washington Senators.
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Jack Griffin
California
Jack
Erlene Brown
Miss Brown
Los Angeles
Griffin
Jaycees
Ford Motor Company
Baker Park
Darkhorse
Frederick
Martinsburg
Bulldogs
Allegany
Keyser
Cumberland
North Hagerstown
Hubs
Bell Vocational
Westminster
Don Loun
Washington Senators
Washington
Debbie Thompson
Japan
Fort Hill
Martinsberg
Mt. Airy
Gamphrills
Blaine Smith
CBS
Navy hosts William and Mary as depth tested by Levy
Navy faces William and Mary in Annapolis with coach Marv Levy using 30 in uniform as depth issues loom. William and Mary, last year’s Southern Conference champion, beat VMI 14-12 in Levy’s first season at the Tribe. Navy’s Roger Staubach shown as the focus, while subs Bruce Bickel and others prepare for potential increased roles.
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Navy
William & Mary
Annapolis
Marv Levy
Middies
Levy
VMI
Indians
Roger Staubach
Nats
Penn State
Dodger
Bruce Bickel
Jay-Vee
Bickel
Farmont
West Virgin
College Park
Maryland
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Duke
Giants Keep Flag Hopes Alive 3-1 Victory Over Cubs
Tom Haller hit a homer and Gaylord Perry added a decisive seventh inning double as the San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs 3-1 to stay within reach of the National League pennant. Perry earned the win, Buhl took the loss. Haller drove in two runs in the seventh.
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Chicago
Til
Tom Haller
Gaylord Perrys
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Birds Finally Erase Indian Sign 10 to 6
Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians 10-6 behind 17 hits led by Luis Aparicio with four and Boog Powell homering. Wally Bunker earned the win, Harvey Haddix relief, while Baltimore built early leads and watched the Yankees edge Washington to maintain a four game margin.
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Cleveland
Baltimore Orioles
Luis Aparicio
Ceveland Indians
Orioles
Yankees
Yanks
Washington
Baltimore
Bowser
Latimere
Baitore
Clave
Fannesor
Pro-Member Meet Sunday Golf Tournament Opens Outlook
The VFW Pro-Member golf tournament led by Clarence Doser Charley Boss ier and Jim Bellizzi starts Sunday with 22 flights teeing off from 9 a.m. to 1 35 p.m. A post event buffet and entertainment follow in the dining room. A Lipizzaner stallion is born gray and becomes milk white by ages 3 to 7.
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Clarence Doser
Charley Bossier
Jim Bellizzi
VFW
yam—Rynch
JJ Wright
Kise Cramer
Jim Bathczy
Jorn Bowers
Sug Hickman
Joe Elwood
Harry Red
Mel Dixon
Willis Johnson
John Staley
George Brarcesburg
Bill Bvizerd
Gene Rimmel
Gona Mersaugh
Ane Bartgi
Joe Ragan
Wayne Rhoder
Boo Legge
Joan Tusse Ylor
Ken Gaither
Keiy
Tim Spade
Jim Carey
Austin Cramer
Chucr Ressagno
Joe Pessagno
Briore
Howard Amorese
Ter Pomars
Frace Wierlesz
Bob Meetier
Ter Doub
Hank fPaese
Burr Broserice
Wa Re Part
Col A M McCue
Frank Highland
Bill Britt
Bil
Clain Emer
Gon Ketter
Bil Hayek
Fred Wetouer
Bil Bossier
Dean Kratzer
Carl Snoer
John Heine
Frans Penmar
Tom ‘Aicnael
Cos Tse
Les Litter
J R E Smith
Tom Gull
Dil'em
Goose Gannon
Mimse
Mire Oqueenes
Joy
Tuch
Clar‘es Basser
Beb Reno Turner
Ray Bossier
Gebrise
Pete Demchak
Jack Byrres
Joan Curhs
Clarence Doses
Kal Joser
Yom
Actsugai
Charles Pierett
Giants Rally Past Redskins For Opening Night Win
New York Giants rookie Gary Wood capped a dramatic finish with a one yard rollout with 39 seconds left, sealing a 13-10 comeback victory over the underdog Washington Redskins. After fallow first half boos, Bill Winter recovered a Redskin fumble at the 17 to spark the late drive. Y A Tittle led a late surge before giving way to Wood, as Alex Webster and Allie Sherman’s squad overcame a 11-0 first half deficit. Washington built the lead with a 43 yard field goal and a 15 yard TD pass from Sonny Jurgensen to Preston Carpenter. Don Chandler added a 40 yard field goal and a late 19 yard boot to keep it close. Tittle returned after bruised ribs, then left as Wood sealed the win.
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NEW York
Gary Wood
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Giants
Charley Taylor
Washington
Bill Winter
Redskins
Y. A Tittle
Alex Webster
Webster
Roches
Wand
Tittle
Little
Wood
Allie Sherman
Jim Martin
Sonny Jurgensen
Preston Carpenter
Don Chandler
Title
Chandler
Jim Shorter
Taylor
Winter
Rookie Linemen Start as Colts Bear Sunday Clash
The Chicago Bears will field rookies Dick Evey and Mike Reilly on the defensive line against the Baltimore Colts. Colts rookie Guy Reese joins Fred Miller at tackle as both teams lean on young linemen due to injuries and depth issues. Memorial Stadium in Baltimore seats 56,289, with 50,307 tickets sold in advance.
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Baltimore
Chicago Bears
Baltimore Colts
Bears
Dick Evey
Mike Reilly
Colts
Guy Reese
Fred Miller
Reese
Dallas
Chicago
Evey
Tennessee
Ed O'Bradoovice
Bob Kilcullen
George Halas
Reilly
Town
Bill George
George
Ren
Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay
Billy Ray Smith
John Dieks
Don Shula
Diehl
Miller
Memorial Stadium
Dick Wood
Matt Snell
San Diego
Buffalo
Chargers
Paul Lowe
Ernie Ladd
Bills
Halfoack
Wray Carlton
Oakland
Kansas City
Archie Matsos
Raiders
Houston
Denver
Broncos
Jets
Williams leads Navy past West Virginia in first meet
Greg Williams ran the five mile cross country course in a little over 26 minutes to lead Navy to a 20 to 35 victory over West Virginia. Don Sweeney, captain of the Mountaineers, finished second in 26 minutes 30 seconds, 21 seconds behind Williams. The meet opened the season for both teams.
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Annapolis
Greg Williams
Navy
West Virginia
Don Sweeney
Mountaineers
Williams
Colts To Rock Bears Sunday
Pro football picks for Sunday feature strong beliefs in Colts over Bears and several upsets. Unitas leads Baltimore past Chicago after a dominant defense, while other games include Vikings overpowering Rams and Cowboys challenged by Steelers in a close win for Pittsburgh.
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Ben Franklin
Baltimore
Chicago
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Green Bay
Packer
Bart Starr
Billy Wade
Bears
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Yankees beat Nationals as Maris homers twice for 10th straight win
Roger Maris hit his second homer of the game in the ninth, lifting the Yankees to their 10th straight victory and cutting their magic number to five. Joe Pepitone tied the game earlier with his 26th homer as New York rallied past Washington 6 5 for a pennant push.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
49Ers
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Green Bay
Detroit
Packers
Starr
Jim Taylor
New York
Boston
Wek
Patriots
Washington
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago Josses
Maris
Jim Hannan
Joe Pepitone
Ros Kline
Senators
Jim Bouton
Mike Brumley
John Kennedy
Don Blasingame
Bobby Richardson
Blasingame
Richardson
Don Zimmer
Mickey Mantle
Elston How
Damascus Team Loses Big in Soccer and Cross Country
Damascus hosted Friday competition where Montgomery Blair a class AA school won 31 against Damascus in soccer aided by overtime goals from Hector Galishni and Manuel Dominguez. In cross country Damascus finished second to High Point 53 to 35 while Walter Johnson and Bethesda Chevy Chase trailed.
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Damascus
Hector Galshini
Manuel Domenguez
Montgomery Blair
Hornets
High Point
Walter Johnson
Bethesda Chevy- Chase
Wickersham Captures 19th In Detroit Victory Over Red Sox
Detroit pitcher Dave Wickersham held Boston to no hits through the first five innings and earned his 19th win as Detroit beat the Red Sox. Wickersham improved to 19-12 while Willie Wilson took the loss for Boston. Don Demeter homered for Detroit, the deciding run coming in the sixth.
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Detroit
RPI
Dave Wickersham
Boston
Red Sox
Wickersham
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Comgharo
Yastrzemski
Lee Thomas
Frank Malzone
Tigers
Ti C¢E
Jerry Lumpe
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Don Demeter
Freehan
W—Wickersham
L—Wilgon
Demeter
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Dan Reeves
Eve
Wagner
Morgan
Hampton
Maryland State
South Carolina College
Frostburg
Bridgewater Mass
Frederick Back
Balhi
Rock Bears
Jimmy
Timmy
Browns
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Cowboys
Don Meredith
John Roach
Minnesota
Vikings
Fran Tarkenton
Rams
Ard
Pepitone
Tom Tresh
Buster Narum
Jim Kinks
Firth
Bouton
King
Joe Cunningham
Stan Williams
Willams
Wikkelsen
Reniff
Howard
Narum
Kline
Hannan
Kreutzer
Brumies
L—Hannan
Pepstone
Wash
Mariington
Phillips 66
Wwe
Blue Ridge Oil Company
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