TJ Romps Past South 41 12 In Tri-State League Clash
Thomas Johnson remains unbeaten at 4 0 and moves to 1 0 in the Tri State League as Billy Koontz throws three touchdown passes and Dave Wilkinson nets three interceptions leading a 41 12 rout of South Hagerstown Monday night at TJ. Rebels drop to 1 3 overall.
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Cadets blank Owls in 6-0 Tri-State win
Frederick defense stifled Westminster as the Cadets edged the Owls 6-0. Benjie Biggus connected with Keith Lee on a 30 yard TD with 5:01 left after a 72 yard drive, while Billy Crone added a 60 yard punt to relieve pressure.
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Casey Stengel Dies Old Perfessor Remembered in Baseball
Glendale Calif AP Casey Stengel dies at 85 after cancer battle at Glendale Memorial Hospital. Friends note his impact as baseballs goodwill ambassador. Widow Edna survives. funeral plans incomplete. Stengel famed for colorful wit and Hall of Fame career, iconic Stengelese language, and beloved presence in the game.
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Earl Weaver signs new Oriole contract
Baltimore AP Earl Weaver, who has led the Orioles to five division titles in seven years, was signed to manage the club for 1976. Terms were not disclosed but believed a raise near $5,000 over this year’s about $80,000. GM Frank Cashen said the offer was equitable and Weaver accepted quickly.
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Poolesville Over Middletown 28 6 in Home Victory
Poolesville defeated Middletown 28 to 6 on Monday to even its record at 2-2 while Middletown fell to 1-3. Curtis Tibbs sparked a 21 point first quarter for Poolesville, and Richard Lyles added a 10 yard TD run before halftime. Middletown’s Rich Keeney and Richard Lyles led their offenses, but Poolesville controlled the second half as Middletown’s defense stiffened near the goal line.
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Ed Winovich
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Richard Lyles
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Orioles’ promising start fades as Red Sox win division
A six month contrast frames Baltimore’s season as the Orioles falter early, slump under .500, then rally with May, Singleton, and bullpen help before Boston’s Lynn, Rice, and Fisk propel the Red Sox to a division title, leaving Orioles to watch playoffs on television.
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Slump Can't Save Orioles From Early Season Gap
Weaver predicted a Boston slump but the Red Sox stayed strong, finishing ahead of Baltimore who lagged by 312 games at season end. After All-Star break Baltimore outplayed Boston 19 to 25, yet April opened the gap. Cashen and Weaver face winter questions on hitters and pitching, with Cuellar or Grimsley potential trades and bullpen needs to restore a championship core for next year.
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