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Trail Fire, Ruued Night. Secret Signal Time 1.21 S-' HU $44.40 FSK Scores Late To Nip Boonsboro BOONSBORO Tke BoaMboro Warriors had the Monocicy Valley Athletic League crown stolen right off the top of their head as tiny Jeff Dowery hauled in a 33-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter to give Francis Scott Key a 12-10 victory and a firm hold on the MVAL lead. The Warriors had appeared to be in the dirver's seat late in the third quarter when they thwarted an Eagle drive by forcing a fumble on the Warrior four yard line. The Warriors gained momentum and moved 25 yards on four running plays but then returned the favor to the Eagles by fumbling the ball to set the stage for quarterback Dan Monthley's 33-yard heave to the Dowery for the THE DAILY MAIL, Haferrtm, Mt-fVKEIf MMta. Indians Clinch Jri-State Title North High, 25-0 FIFTH RACE C.200, claiming.

3 1 4 year olds. 4 furlongs. Oz Broke ISmallwoodl 8.40. .3.40. .2.80 Impulsive Fox (Lewis! 3.10.

.2.80 Laka Gage lRomame 300 Cow Pony. Castle View. Hickory Beau. Apache Wedge. Billet Boy Time .54 Euctl 4-0 Md HO.OO FREDERICK Frederick High School hasn't had a very good season in football but you couldn't convince North or South Hagerstown followers.

The Cadets of coach Adam Craven, who had won only two games all year, made North Hagerstown its third victim here Friday evening rolling to a 25-0 Tri-State League victory. The win, coupled with earlier triumphs over South High and Westminster, sets up a battle next Saturday afternoon with cross-town rival Thomas Johnson while the Hubs of coach Walter Galbraith must also start preparations (or its' city showdown against South High next Friday evening at School Stadium. A a sco-eless i quarter. North put together a scoring drive only to cave in on a fumble at the Frederick 23. Cadet quarterback Bengie Biggus snapped two passes for 42 yards, then sent Aaron Duckettt on a draw play 26 yards for the game's first touchdown.

Biggus successfully took the Cadets to the air again on their next series of plays. Connecting with receiver Bill Crone three times for 39 yards, Biggus brought the Cadets to the Hub three-yard line. Two plays later, Barry Stanton bulled over from the one for the score. Biggus did not tear the Hub defense apart but receivers Duckett, Crone and Rod Bowie did. The Cadet quarterback hit on eight of 18 passes for 98 yards most of which his receivers squirmed and ran for.

North tried to put a drive together in the beginning of the third quarter but it ended with a fumble on the Cadet line. A second Hub drive ended by a Rod Bowie interception on the Frederick 20-yard in the fourth period. Still trailing by two touchdowns, the Hubs went for a fourth down nine yards on their own 44 yard line but couldn't come lip with the needed yardage. North Fradxlck First downs 14 157 Rushing yards 132 6ft Passing yards 5-10-2 Passes 9-19-1 Fumbles 5-1 6 Punts 40 Penalties 60 North 0 0 0 0 0 FrxMrlck II 12 0 13 F-l)uckell. 26-yard run (kick, u-idel K--Stanton, I yd run (run failed) F-niickett.

4 yd. run (kick wide) F-Orideo. fumble recovery (Duckett. ktckl SIXTH RACE C.loO. claiming.

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Gloaming Time .53 3-3 SEVENTH RACE allowance. 3 year olds. furlongs. Mliounwi .0.40. Mr 0m 9.00.

nmn) 2.M Sea Trail. Foolish Spirit. Featherbed Lane. Loudouns Wind. Bronzita 4-3 Encti 1-10 1-1 Plld 12,920.00 IJ.TICMTt Eiactt 1-2 (40.20 Boonsboro, with time running out, quickly moved to the Eagle 35 yard-line hoping to get close enough for Gary Pearson to produce a repeat performance of the 38-yard field goal that he booted in the second period.

However, the Francis Scott Key defense, which has been a steady unit all year long, showed that they were not to be budged as Kelly Myers swiped a Dave Conway pass on the Eagle 20 to snuff out any chance of a Warrior miracle. Boonsboro, now 6-3 on the year, is not exactly lost for the season. The Warriors still have their biggest battle staring them in the face, against the powerful Smithsburg Leapords in a big Washington County Class skirmish next week. The Warriors had opened a 10-6 halftime margin by scoring twice in the second frame. Wayne Moser gathered in a Conway aerial from eight yards out to cap a 78-yard Boonsboro drive.

Shortly afterwards, Pearson sent his 38-yarder through the uprights following a Moser's deep in Eagle territory Until Friday aijht there wat considerable in Waynesboro to which came tint the Indians' conquest of Custer at Little Big Horn or the Indians' last reign in the Tri- State League. The doubt was erased at 10.OS PM Friday when the Scoreboard at School Stadium proclaimed Waynesboro a 20-7 victor over South Hagerstown and outright owner of the 1V74 Tri-State League Championship. The Indians owned a piece of the TSL bunting in 1966 when they shared the crown with Westminster and the Chuck Foreman-era Frederick Cadets, but Friday's clincher brought the Indians' their first ever undisputed title. It appeared that fate had a different evening planned for the Indians when the splendid blocking half of the Gonzales brothers ba'ckfield tandem, Ed, limped off the field on WayaertBi-o't first play from scrimmage. He was not to return and may be lost for the season with a possible broken ankle.

Then "Trick or Treat" stayed over an extra night to plague the Indians with five fumbles, four of which were found underneath Rebel players. They called them the Lilliputians in basketball, and they didn't appear any bigger in football togs. However, they played much bigger and with speed that kept the Rebs constantly off balance. Steve Gonzales, the Indians' leading scorer with 62 points, brought his total to 64 with a two-pointer, but left the touchdowns in the hands of George Fortney and Mike Martin. However, the "Thin Man," who weighs 148 after a five course dinner, put on a dazzling performance as he sprinted and twisted his way through the Rebels for 127 yards to surpass 1,000 yards for the leaion, the first Indian back to do since Rip Engte piloted Waynesboro.

Steve was thrown for a three yard loss and Ed was lost for the game on Waynesboro's first play, but only two more plays netted the Indians the first score of the night. Steve picked up six yards, and then quarterback Mike Small faked a pitchout, spun to the opposite side and shoved the ball against the ribs of Fortney. Sixty-nine yards later, Fortney was holding the pigskin in the end zone after having cut through the middle and zipped down the sidelines. The placement was missed and 6-0 was on the board where it was to remain until the third frame. South also mounted a threat in the first period when Dane Brewer covered an Indian fumble for the Rebs at the Waynesboro 26.

However, Chuck Hipp, almost coming up with a sensational pass reception tipped the ball into the bands of Farter for ttw terception. The Indians attacked toe Rebel end zone again in the third stanza. Steve Gonzales setup the score with a 33 yard romp leaving a wake of ladders in his dash to Rebel eight. The long run was the one that pushed him past the 1000 yard mark and enabled Fortney to elude the Rebs in the end zone two plays later for Small's 10 yard payoff pass. The Rebs made things very tense then by marching 61 yards for a touchdown as Mike Sirbaugh hit Dave Mowen with a 12 yard pass for the TD, TO 31 2-4-1 4-3 1-42 14 5-1 3-36 First downs Rushing yards Passing yards Passes Fumbles Lost Punts Kutlte 0 0 7 0 7 Scertt: Kortney.

69 ran (kick failed) Fortney. 10 pass tram small (pass falledt Mowen. 12 pass from (Berger kick) Martin. 31 pass from Small (S. GonzalM North, Worriers Snore Crowns EIGHTH RACE $2.300.

claiming. 3 year olds up. furlongs. HI IM Jhn (SwvMra) .22.40. .7.20.

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EMS (Inlth) 1240. .7.10. .0.20 (LOPXI 4.00 4.00 Oallance (Morrm) 1.40 Dark Freeway. Orange Queen. Take A Spin, Camilo Marine.

L'psle. Oh Maw. Please Sir Time 1.51 4-5 TrlaeU 9-9-4 9041.20 49-TtCKETI 0-441 HandM M11.001 10-109 FSK BOONIIORO Scoring: Morely 6 run: kick failed Needy a pass Irom Conway; Pearson kick Pearson 38 field goal Dowery 33 pass from Monthley. run failed Hancock Ripped A I Valley erupted for 22 points in the first quarter and added 20 in the second period to bury Hancock 48-0 in scholastic football here Friday night. Steve Smith and Tom Wilt scored two touchdowns in Valley's first half explosion.

Valley's defense held the visiting Panthers to 107 yards -95 rushing and 12 passing. MIDDLETOWN North Hagerstown swept the top four spots and claimed the District One Class A Cross' Country championship Friday with a near-perfect score of 18 points. Boonsboro won the Class district title and Beall was ah easy winner hi the Class race. Ned Poffenberger led North with a three-mile time of 16:38. Poffenberger was followed in succession by teammates Jay Stouffer Ted Schoeck (17:15) and Bill Abdullah Keith Tagg placed eighth for the Hubs.

North easily defeated runner- up Thomas Johnson with 52 points. Curtis Weller and Dave Lucas finished sixth and seventh respectively for the Patriots. Fort Hill, led by fifth-place runner Denny Walters, was third in the meet with 68 points. South Hagerstown had 82 points with Jeff Remsburg, in 10th place, turning in the Rebels' best effort. Boonsboro was led by Scott Fales and Denny Frye who grabbed the second and third spots.

Smithsburg freshman Goretti Girls Tied St. Maria Goretti's girls' soccer team earned 1-1 tie with St. Joseph's Friday in Em- mittsburg. Susie Garrott scored for St. Maria.

St. Maria outshot its opponents, 27-3 Denny Stoner won the race with a time of seconds ahead of Fales and 21 seconds ahead of Frye. Defending district champion Williamsport was third with 77 points. Catoctin (86), Frederick (105) and Allegany (143) completed the field in the class race. John Ling of Boonsboro and Randy Artz of Williamsport, both expected to finish high in the race, pulled out.

Ling was forced to stop because of a leg cramp and Artz was taken to the hospital for treatment of heat Boonsboro, Smithsburg and Williamsport all qualified for the state meet and will send their entire squads to the race. Beall dethroned Middletown as the class champion. Middletown had won the dis- Sitting Out Year LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) Two-year New Mexico State University basketball starter. Steve White will sit out the coming season as a "redshirt." Citing a need to concentrate on his academic work, White said he will not compete for the Aggies this season, but will use his final year of eligibility during the 1975-76 campaign.

White made the announcement after conferring with NMSU basketball Coach Lou Henson. trict title the last six years and was state champ three of the past four seasons. Mark Albright of Beall turned in the best time of the day on i three-mile course. Albright covered the distance in 16:29. Middletown's Greg Reineke was runner-up with a time of 16:38.

Beall then swept the third through sixth places to accumulate its team total of 19 points. Middletown scored 43 and Hancock had 71. Danny Flowers led Hancock with a time of 17:30, good enough for seventh place. Soccer Action District I champions South Hagerstown and Williamsport enter state quarter-final play this afternoon. South plays at the home field of Bethesda-Chevy Chase, District II and Montgomery County champion at 2:30.

South, 6-5-2. defeated Thomas Johnson Tuesday for the district title. BCC boasts a 9-0-2 record. Williamsport (9-1-2) stung Catoctin 1-0 Tuesday for the district crown and plays at Catoctin High School today at 3 p.m. a a i Montgomery County.

Defending state Class champion Middletown faces Mt. Savage at Allegany Community College in another tournament game today. North llagerstown IB. Thomas Johnson 52. Fort Hill 6R South Hagerstown 82.

1 Poffcnberger INK), 2. Stouffer (NHl. 3. Schoeck (NHI, 4. Abdullah (Mil, 5.

Walters (FH). 6. Weller (TJI. 17:42: 7. Lucas (TJI.

8. Tagg INHl. 17:52: 9. Vaughn (TJ). 10.

Remsburg ISH). 18:08. Claw 8 Boonsboro 31. Smithsburg 46. Williamsport 77.

Caloctin 86. Frederick 105. Allegany 143. 1. Sloner (SI, 16:52: Fales (Bl, 3.

Frye (Bt. 4. Delauter (W). 8. Michael (B.

6. Wagner (St. 7. Stevens (Bl. 17.32; 8.

Summers IS). I. Savior (F). 10. Taylor (W).

17:56. Beall 19. Middletown 43. Hancock 1. Albright (Bl.

2 Reineke (M). 16:38: 3. Adams (III. IB 52: 4. Blankfield (Bl.

5. McKincey (Bl. 6. Luipe (Bl. 7.

Flowers (Hi. 17:30: 8. Butterey (Ml. Wiles (Mi. 18-11; 10.

Leatherman (Ml. 18:15. Ali Arrives: Happy, Relaxed CHICAGO (AP) Muhammad Ali; discarding his boisterous act, quietly stated, "I'm happy and relaxed" when he arrived in Chicago on the last leg of his trip from Zaire where he regained his world heavyweight title. "Yes, I've thought of retiring. I'm getting old," said Ali who earlier this week knocked out George Foreman to win back the coveted heavyweight championship of the world.

Wearing a smart, Edwardian cut blue suit with a neck scarf and a matching handkerchief in his coat pocket, Ali had to be prompted to raise his right hand as a crowd of about 500 well-wishers cheered his every move when he alighted Friday from a chartered jet at Midway Airport. AS FORMER COUNTY COMMISSIONER CANDIDATES, WE ARE PLEASED TO ENDORSE CARL F. ROSENBERRY FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. HIS YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE WILL BRING TO THIS OFFICE THE SKILLS NEEDED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON COUNTY. 1 Elect Carl f.

Rosenberry-Covnty Commissioner LEVER 13A ROSENBERRY Your Man in The Courthouse. 1-To the Elderly People Who Are On A limited Income, do you Wont A Permanent Fixed Tax Rate? 2--To Everyone, do you want your taxes Reduced? 3--Do You Want Industry Brought in and Not Run Out? 4--Do you Think have Home Rule? IF SO VOTE FOR NORMAN H. AYERS COUNTY COMMISSIONER PULL LEVER 9-B-TUESDAY, NOV. 5th Authority Shirley Nigh, TrMw'rar By Authority of Fr.n Hobst.tt.r, Truiuw i..