Cadets Prepare for Annapolis Clash in 1957 Pigskin Test
Frederick High School cadets, under Coach Molesworth, prepare for a key game at Annapolis High. The teams weigh about 185 and 170 pounds on the line and backfields similarly sized. Frederick will be without Deve Meadows for about a month due to a dislocated ankle. Annapolis has a 1-1-1 record, with a fast backfield threat in Rankin and frequent line substitutions. Other CVAL games include Allegany at North Hagerstown and Martinsburg at Fort Hill, with Warren County aiming to remain undefeated at Handley.
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Rolfe Castlesian
Tee Frederick High School
Anesapolis High School
Aame
Frederick
Annapolis
Deve Meadows
Fort Hill
Meadows
Molesworth
Hillows
Frederick Pos
F. Stockman
S. Levernes
L. Smith
Brown A. Garver
S. Martin
R. Zimmerman
J. Rankin
F. Meehan
J. Seible
B. Schroder
W. Hunkapillari
R. Foland
J. Hughes
D. Warner Catterton
A. Barnes
F H. Dobson
B. Warrenfeltz
X. R. Wolfe
D. Marker
Honadle
Offi
Cambridge
St. Mary's High School
Buter Rankin
Annapolis Hich
CVAL
Allegany
North Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Bel Air
Westminster
Warren County
Handley of
Winchester
South High
Hagerstown
North High
Tonpie Bel Air
Handley
Terps Open Home Season With NC State Clash
College Park Sept 2 The Terrapins start Coast Conference play against North Carolina State at Byrd Stadium. Rickoff is set for a 2 33 p m kickoff as Maryland eyes a strong showing after recent wins over the Aggies. State boasts two standout backs and a deep line led by ends Collar and Pepe with Christy and Hunter in the backfield. The series record favors Maryland 54 3, with last year’s Turkey Day win seeding confidence for the Wolfpack in a promising ACC season.
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Terrapins
North Carolina State
Byrd Stadim
Rickoff
Terps
Aggies
Wolfpack
North Carolina
Gark-horse
ACC
Earle Edwards
Osc
John Szuchan
Dick Christy
Dick Hunter
Edwards
John Collar
Soh Pepe
Dax
Wning
John Fritsch
Lewis
Ted
Ted Kershner
Namer Endra
Christy
Hunter
Detroit Tigers Clinch Near First Division With White Sox Win
Detroit pitchers Sleater and Mars preserved a 4 2 victory over Chicago as For tack left after seven despite two hits. Bo Tuttle and Jim Finiga started the offense with singles and a double play. Bill Taylor doubled in the second, Philley tipped and Bolling singled for two more runs. Cleveland beat Kansas City 4 2 as Valentinetti and Brown, Terry, Portocarrero and Thompson contributed. Soccer practice invites players to Middletown High Sunday at 1 30 oclock.
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Chicago
Detroi
Tigers
White Sox
Lou Sleater
Duke Mars
Paul Fortack
Bill Fischer
Fischer
Don Rudolph
Bo Tuttle
Jim Finiga
Tiger
Bill Taylor
Dave Philley
Frank Bolling
Sox
Inni
Earl
Cleveland
Kansas
Ralph Terry
Detroit
Fostack
Sleater Maas
W Gon Fischer
Rudolphend Battery
Kansas City
Valentinetti
Brown
Terry
Portocarrero
Thompson
YMCA signs for junior touch football season
Nearly 100 boys signed up for YMCA touch football. Jack Griffin announced the junior teams will be picked Saturday at 1 a.m. at the YMCA with captains Boo Kennedy Kenny Foland Ronnie Wachter and Bill Steding named. Interleague teams to be chosen Tuesday. Games start October 12 for players up to 12 years old.
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YMCA
Jack Griffin
Dale Ramsburg
Dick Floyd
Dick Gasvey
Boo W Kennedy
Kenny Foland
Ronnie Wachter
Bill Steding
Series Tickets Coming High
MILWAUKEE September 26 Scalping of World Series Games tickets at County Stadium was reported with asking prices reaching 875 for two single game grandstand seats and 100 for a box seats pair. A Chicago broker was in town to buy tickets and set prices up to 875 to 75 for boxes and 50 for grandstands. Braves ticket director William Eberly said steps were taken to prevent scalping and mail-order buyers from hoarding. 7,000 mail orders were received for 14,000 public tickets, with scrutiny filtering out suspicious orders. The final mail-order payout totaled 63000.
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Milwaukee
County Stadium
Chicago
William Eberly
Braves
Eberly
Night Gigging for Carp on the Potomac River
A first person account details a late night carp gigging trip with Glenn near Taneytown and Little Orleans. The writer describes gear, methods, and the thrill of catching a ten pound carp, plus notes on licensing age and local hunting spots for turkeys and squirrels.
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Lefty &R
Hetwen Glenn
Glenn
Little Orleans
Borane
Ennl
Frederleuley
Matt
Carey
Iilicense
Potomac
Walkersville High School
Palfmacks
Walkersville Pos
Taneytown
Devilbliss
Warner
Duncan
Cook
Clingan
Walkersville
Stover
Zim Iimerman
Clem
Shelton
Smith
Crum
Bebles
McBride
Naugle
MeTheria
Esler
Yancytown
Eyler
Shantz
Baer
Hopkins
Feeser
Simpson
Nelsons
Mercersburg
Brunswick Horse Show Set for Sunday at ELW Scheer Stadium
The Brunswick Horse Show hosted by the Silver Bit Riding Club will run Sunday from 1 am at ELW Scheer Stadium featuring twenty classes with cash and ribbon prizes. Special exhibitions include Spindle Top Farm's five gaited stallion and a demonstration by Miss Pat Talbett on Lite Champ of Maryland.
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Brunswick
Silver Bit Riding Club
ELW_Scheer
Upper
Montgomery County Saddle Club
Ned Allnoit
Dawsonsville
Rockville
Maryland
U .S
Wayne Morse
Morse
Spindle Top Farm
Kentucky
DeWitt Hyde
Pat Talbett
Lite Champ
Charles H. Jamison
Montgomery County Council
Daniel Jeffers Post
The
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary UI
Mantle And Skowron Resting For Series
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle and first baseman Bill Skowron stayed home as the team left for a three day trip to Boston. Manager Casey Stengel said the rest is to keep them fresh for the World Series opener against the Milwaukee Braves. Mantle remains badly handicapped.
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New York
Mickey Mantle
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Boston
Casey Stengel
Milwaukee Braves
Stengel
Manile
Yankees Face Injury Woes Ahead of Opener
The article notes Mantle and Skowron are not fully ready for the opening series. Mantle struggles with shin injuries while Skowron re injures his back and cannot bend freely. Stengel may shuffle between lefties Collins and Simpson if Skowron cannot play.
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Warren Spahn
al ‘Southpaw
Alwaukee
Mickey
Mante
Ted Williams
Boson
Roy Sievers
Washinngton
Cepantmes
Manule
Skowron
Mantle
Spahne
Stengel
Joe Collins
Harry Simpson
Baseball scores and schedules from today
Eastern time standings show New York leading Chicago and Baltimore at Washington. Scheduled games include Turley against Nixon in Boston, Mossi versus Harshman in Cleveland, Urban versus Buanoing in Detroit, and Brown against Wiesler in Baltimore. Results note Detroit 3 Chicago 2 and Cleveland 2 Kansas City 1 last night.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Turley
Nixon
Brown
Wiesler
P.m
Mossi
Harshman
Detroit
Urban
Buaoning
St Louis
Rush
Lovenguth
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ciseingati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Maryland Football Card Matches Today Across Many Venues
The Associated Press lists football games today including Douglass at Fairmont Heights and Southern at Gilman among others. In Duluth twilight softball, Ballenger beats Urbana 9 6 to force a final playoff game at Baker Park Monday.
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Mondar
Ballenger
E. Lenhart
H. Lake
J. Blank
W. Blank
R. Lake
J. Easterdar
Leading Grid Games Highlight Weekend Showdowns
The Associated Press notes Auburn visits Tennessee in a top SEC clash while SMU meets Georgia Tech and Houston faces Baylor. Oklahoma rests after a 26 0 win over Pittsburgh as Stanford hosts Northwestern in a televised mix with potential implications across the conferences.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Stanford
Northwestern
Auburn
Tennessee
Southern Methodist
Georgia Tech
Houston
Baylor
Washington
Minnesota
Virginia Tech
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Bob McKeiver
Nore
Johnny Ma
Jor
Kentucky
Bill
Basilio Returns Home to Warm Syracuse Welcome
Carmen Basilio the new middleweight champion arrived in Syracuse to a 60 fan hometown greeting. A motorcade of twelve cars carried him to the city hall steps where 600 supporters cheered as Mayor Donald Mead praised his victory.
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Basilio
Syracuse
Carmen Basilio
Donald Mead
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