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The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 7

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The Newsi
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Frederick, Maryland
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SPORTSGRAM Redz 'Orioles Buy Meet Jim Finigan jOn Wednesday Couch is when vou're vuusajg. Team" broke the ice en a 51-yard THE NEWS, Tuesdav, October 14 1958 'Hayes concluded, cot as an ahbi dash by DOE Purvis, Frederick Maryland a 'Cannon's substitute isn't really a second team. tfeis week's Atlantic Coast Con-'KXPOKUNG Page? BALTIMORE VEW YORK OrsoJes announced usual westward trend. Pat Me- 5 1 Fswgaa'Murtrv has cosse to RAMBLING: With loe Frederick fro theLr aneou i farm boxing COLL'MBUb, O-io Ohio 'Chinese Diesel said "It's going to play.ference same vi'h North Caro- 'L 4VIV Coach who ,7 'arvtime. snv.bere" Una at Chapel Hill.

exposed loes'Iv has an knack fo- stirring Over At LSU And he doesn caU it a second firs A teams spec: the Tafittfafsi-ei. up a. 'eve'ea 'earn Die'ze' calls for either the -Aonso 1 is s-seatsurrs. suns Israel tas T'w, and a in o' no-e foil-- to a near all sea pe--! fins 'c-i- foo'baii" -t--ese a mean ur- ream' in his subsututions. Hajes at a lun- ana "Go- eheo" 'af.

t're Team 'aler'ec for foo'oal! Now I sav are tbe ciearuo c'-e-ts o-- JtVCCSSes imperil terrrtor of Tacoma, we co about our Lo-iss'ar-a State's uct own tiag uo a defense to- 'tie Tar 501 In viewing the remainder 1554 is tneir schcaule in ihe light of their 1-win. record, the Finigan 'ate! saw service wi'h IMVC lu lufehie. ton-es: Kansas Oo before as touah as iae nev. oat Toe being tradeu last Janasn, to San ttas me fo get the "No The ie oxer B1 hov vou a fights i the West. Then too, vou get tired hao rec- NTW YORK Missouri athletic di- arc 2cnn- a-iav "wJidate.

his first tea-n bud- ccto artd ontter football coach. Heels btir also or The in '-1! res'. 'scnmniaged the fresfc- 'men 'Sfont sasd at full spcec farther ha- a-owc tbe A ca of Missouri athletic TAVEvroBN VICTOR es res' ba'thng it ou' for to their iarm club in the nil? leasjue Mice Pacific League wiere he ne-'hei ea na 5 0 to a league hit 280. or xth anQ tfcen of opoonem is apt to until I'tey Vancouver obtained i i a sudden I'm not even hs'ec an fact each other on the gridiron from Phoenix last in a trade mo-e 1 Sost just two fieMs--both Tiia' test conies up this weekead'for nfie'der Jim Brideweser and to WiHie Pastrano aid vhen tbe Hubs en'ertam the Senti- pitcher Art CeccarelU, two former Besmanoff. I was jick be- nels, Haserstown.

Orioles. Ore the Bejmanoff fight bu' 1 Frederick has the pros- A ng'it-bandeu baUei, Fmijian didn't want to pull out So right peel 01 meeting Bel Air and North has a 2t4 nujor leaque batting after the fight 1 get pneumonia Hagerbtoun. both well-d :11 in 464 games He has then I'm out of tbe rzirnps teanii thai have comp'led good'piayed second and base. 'How do they make them up an- soa-ons so far. South --I Iway'" and left vet on the n.

Je 26- ex-Marine hopes schedule. UVe Frederick have aa TM 'to climb back into the elite hst few ana a lot of downs as ALDtRSHOl, bnuland i xu a vlc orv over George Chin- fai ib this year's gndtron luck is Hard-ridine i horsemen a he Canad aa heawweisht co'icerne-' Al'eganv, largely aroused hopes tbe cit-hth he radio-teiev-Mon fea- team so far ihii year. modern Pentathlon World Cham- at Aladison Square Garden since have met only two'P 10 5 Monday Fnda night le.iyue drubbed South The Soviet riders first, sec- Clunalo, 21, 6-1, and 210-pounds 33-12 'ond and joint tenth places in thehac an 11-2-1 recora including 11 SEEMS TO rs that Coach' 01 055 0011 riding event first on'eight knockouts He is ranked 10th Jack Molesworth's bigaest chore' 3 bl11 of ftve events in the five-'b R'ng magazine is to what he can of da y- contest col-' Chuvalo. toutea as a 195S bCdso-i and to work as manv lected 2810 oo-its f'opnotcher by a couple of his piavcrs as he can, US squad of three'champs. Jack Dempse and that can gam football rode a "econd-p'ace t-c with Rockv Marciano, is the 7-5 encc foi another year We takeJHungary, both teams totaling 1.715lf a nothing from the bovs out there' pla- "ig football Coach Lt Co! John Russell.

American jrg A Exhibitions has, had the problem of fielding team maraeer reckoned the s. lysoc'a'ed a team around three boys mencans of wnmng the Minneapolis 117. Detroit 102 had anv real varsirv overa looked pract'ca'lv ml Boston 84, Cincinnati 62 from last season The Coach his team deserve real credit for eettme out there and making the best showing possible on the grid- jron in the face of more experienced football foes. COURT a o' "i ''e-a tie of- nc rgbt o'Jt of rein. He ou' h-s conip'a-ntb i-i a let-e- 'o Big Ten a a second unit pa-d Tue off on a or acd He TaBev'ows H'2 1 School MoadaN that college football ss i a nc on Wanted-Used Cars SPAULDING GARAGE DrSv'o iff OB Milt-i Fast ef I 'H 'K POPLAR S.PKISO*-, MO.

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Dietze! decided on a cal- i'd been jl-non comple'e-ipnia-nd rKk HP hox mia.cu nsK nc piacea nis nest Inent nien be shocked 11 on the first team, to lf ti es vscrc cver askcd to vto both wavs Then he divided atc the ethics ot then own remaining piavcrs according fcsslon5 et they see nothing 1 4, t' 10 offc slve aRQ defensive abili- wrong ln uo i a ir NCAA ath- 2 Dri'inc a ball carpet back As a nO booster, they letlc rmip and back, aftei the whist'e has were dubbed the 'Chinese Ban- blown 'dits" and the "Go-Team" GET PEP 3 In'i'scrirt'inatp of the Onlv center John Langan plays COLLEGE Md (AP-arms ana elbows a-- a fhii 1 'or both teams 'Coach Tomnv Moat his Uni- the Buckeve coacii quickly Dtetzcl stayed with the "Chi- vcrsitv of Maryland football play-l 'came up with ap art-c'o'c; 'nese Bandits" in some tough spots ers a half-hour pep talk let the officials warn thc 3na was rewarded nith a defense practice Monday, to try to getj iguilt; team t''en drop a rcd'tbat permitted or.lv 15 points in then spirits up flat: on 'he nev violat'on 'four games Forget about that 14-10 loss to! i'iat ould stop it in a 1'uirv Against Miami, after the first Texas AM last Saturday, he toldj I The "me to comp'an a a fa'led to score, the "Go-ithem, and start thinking abouti Mounts Look For Good Team Mount St Marv College expects to come up with some extra talent to become a strong contender for the Mason-Dixon basketball title this vcai Four high school stars in reshmen class at the Mount be bidd'ig sooi for the starting qumi Dennis Barry is a 6'3 candidate from Roselle Park N. who averased 19 5 points per game and comoiled a game average of 20 rebounds during his senior year at high school Last season he tiea a county scoring record vvith 42 Domts in a single game and a foul shot record of 16 po'iN jn one game of tne four prospects is Mike Cailahan. 6'7. ex-Manhattan Prep student, who hails from New Rochelle, Y. In school he set several Jayvee scoring records and played in several eastern scholastic tournaments, including the Eastern States Collegiate Invitational Tournament Ernie Cage Hjattsville.

Maryland and ev-DeMatha High star sei hign scoring records for his school including several individual scoiins Accords He averaged 25 points a eame, shot fouls at the rate of 91 per cent and rebounded 11 times per game He was named the top 20 plavers for high r-ioo's in America last season Dave Samuels 6 3 of East Orange, I headed his team C'lfford Scon H.jh Schoo 1 tn Grouo State Chanip.onship and as considered In coaches as the most plaver in the state tour- nev 19 reoounds and 17 ooiits per same he made the Ali-btate Second team Othci catte hopefuls also vvill be o.damg for the Mount's squad mclud'ng Jerry Murphj 6'2 of Newark, Mike Costello 6 0 fome'ly of DeMatha High and 14 points per same and Alike McCarthv of Wasmngton. back from last year vvul ne ThomT3son 6 3 and Dick Tally 6 4 Marlboro Fall Meel To Begin On Monday More than twentv winning races at ne major eastern tracks are icp.esented in the record crop of for third nnmng of "if Marlboro uiser on Saui'-dax. Octooer 18th vmch mshlignw Marlooro annual 32 oav fall Tcct'ng bcginnns Mon-' anf concludins on 1 ba' 25th to track president i i FaTc.l Jr tms ear's bbmner 131 lOTiiiations not onlv race offeree among Ma'-v'ana mino- Tacks, but al-o anoands vear the has oeen raised rrom s2 oOO v-nons 'ne s'andout nominees frrt-n 'he mne t-acks rrav con-en the MX ard a nan' 'urlon? are Bmn? Foo 1 a i'n-ee tme vnnc- a Deiavvaie Paik and 4 rair Crv More and Trader's Uick. V'al- tei Cnsmei Walter Edears Pee filh Dares i oanturcd the Blue Hen Stages at Delaware Park sumner and Pa' Roonev. tne PiUsbuis'n Steel- ei nio-grid mogul who ra ces un on ne nom-de-course of ShaTn- has a pair ot stick Fifth Down Red and Pat Livmeston OPEL CARAVAN EUROPE'S MOST DISTINGUISHED ECONOMY CAR NOW ON DISPLAY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '52 FORD actrj Squire 9 piii station uagoa, luto Trans, KAH, elfin SAVE GAS BUY RAMBLER Lawson Motor Sales VEW MARKET, ME.

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