Shepherd Frostburg Clash At James Wood Stadium Saturday
TD Club sponsors a college football clash between Shepherd College and Frostburg State at James Wood Stadium Saturday night. Kickoff is 8 p.m. with proceeds supporting club projects as area fans travel to Shepherdstown. Frostburg State, an independent with 1550 enrollment, featured a 4-4 record in 1962 and will face Shepherd in a game that promises a full crowd.
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High Schoo
Shepherd College
Frostburg State
James Wood Stadium
James Wood Touchdown Club
Shepherdstown
Rams
Fairmont State
Deluxeburger and Wafle
Cornwell’s Grocery
Ellis
Koon’s Shell Station
Isle
James ‘Wood Athletic
Touchdown Club
Frostburg
Bobcats
Shepherd
Cats
Ed Finn
Larry Shumaker
Shenandoah Downs Maiden Race and Notable Entries
Entries list for Shenandoah Downs first race a $1100 maiden and sixth race a $1600 claiming. Notable horses include Ricky's Dude Navy Watch Gypey's Ace Gridder Blackherst Roman Economy plus Lotea Luck Ranch and Paul Cresci as entrants. The Dutch introduced bowling to Colonial America and a blue law banned nine pins, leading to the addition of a tenth pin and the modern game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diavolikis
D. Smith
Gypey
Small
Cole
Hearne
Aentry
Lotea Luck Ranch
Paul Cresci
H. P. Carlisle
Gordon Thomson
America
Duckpin Roundup Crowns Bancutter Tire in A League Duel
Bill Deavers starred with a 177 and Mickey Perry added 131 as Bancutter Tire Co edged Allstate Insurance 2 1 in Health Center Lanes A League. Deavers will receive a 175 Club chevron from the National Duckpin Bowling Congress for his high game. The roundup covers multiple matches with high scores from Jack DuVall Artie Kiracofe Eugene Funkhouser and others across Coca Cola and Crisman teams. The piece also notes the first macadam highway built in the United States from Philadelphia to Lancaster between 1791 and 1797.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Deavers
Bancutter Tire Co
Allstate Insurance
Deavers
Chevron
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
Mickey Perry
Buncuttermen
Buncutter
Jim Morgan
Roy Bly
Allstate
Morgan
Evan Creswell
East Cork St
Hertz-Rent-A-Car
East Cork St. Grocery
Hertz
Jack DuVall
Artie Kiracofe
Eugene Funkhouser
Ted Hepner
United States
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Field For Jug To Be Set Today At Delaware
Delaware Ohio AP The starting field for Thursdays Little Brown Jug will be decided with entries today. A crowd of over 35 000 is expected for pacing's triple crown for 3 year olds at the Delaware County Fair grounds. Expected field of 11 for a purse near 70 000 with Overtrick the early favorite despite two recent defeats. Meadow Skipper and Country Don also in the speed packed lineup. Overtrick owned by Mrs Leonard Buck Far Hills New Jersey cited from Geers Stake win and fast times at Saratoga and Philadelphia.
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Delaware, Ohio
Delaware County Fairgrounds
Overtrick
Meadow Skipper
Country Don
Leonard Buck
Far Hills
N.J
Geers
DuQuoin
Nll
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Philadelphia
Bowling Standings Show Tight Scraps In Northside Leagues
Shenandoah News swept Broadstater Opticians 6d and 9 pins while Broadstater lost the middle game by 41 pins in Lucky Strike League at Northside Lanes. Ron Haines topped Sonny Higgs 580 to 554 as Shenandoah News piled a 2 689 series. Fender Sales beat Kern Motors 3 1 with Earl Sealock 566 and Nacie Dorsey 548 aiding the win. Brakeshoe Cafeteria rolled 350 pins clear of Quick Music and exceeded 1 000 in every handicap game. Barbara Boswell 430 and Agnes Longer beam 422 led Brakeshoe wins, Lakeside defeated Busy Bees, and O Sullivan whitewashed Gutter Strutters. Quick Music won by forfeit, Shenandoah Enterprises edged Buckley Lages 3 1, while Winchester Creamery blanked Acme 4 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadstater Opticians
Shenandoah News
Northside Lanes
Ron Haines
Broadstater
Sonny Higgs
Fender
Kern Motors
Motormen
Earl Sealock
Nacie Dorsey
Brakeshoe
Jim Morton
Tom Reardon
George Garver
Turk Wingfield
Allen Kibler
Gray
Eddy
Valley Avenue Delicatessen
Ken Mowery
Jess
Quick Music
Shenandoah Enterprises
Buckley-Lages
Barbara Boswell
Agnes Longerbeam
Harvard Football State of the Crimson and the Big Three
Col Earl H Blair discusses Harvard football's place in early 20th century college football. He notes Harvard has dominated Yale and Princeton, contemplates the value of the Big Three title versus the Ivy crown, and reflects on Harvard's evolving emphasis on athletic talent alongside academics.
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George Apley
John P. Marquard
Boston
George
Harvard
Crimson
Percy Haughton
Yale
Beacon Hill
Johnny Yorkson
Pusey
Hessians
Phelps
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Frederick
Wee Robie
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Charles Robinson
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Charles Bush
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Kenneth Pitta
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Northern Virginia Power Co
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Crisman Rug CO
Pepsi Cola Girls League
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Judy Famer
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