Fort Detrick Comets Open Basketball Season At Home
Fort Detrick’s Comets open the 1958-59 season at Post Field House Tuesday night at 8 against the Naval Radio Station team from Chelenham Marsiead. The squad, anchored by PFC Larry Callahan at 6'5" and Pvt George Cristofferson at 6'5", relies on speed and the fast break to offset limited height.
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Colts Rally To Take Conference Title In NFL Thriller
The Baltimore Colts erased a 20 point halftime deficit to beat the San Francisco 49ers 35 27 at Memorial Stadium and claim the Western Conference crown. John Unitas threw a 5 yard scoring pass to Ray Berry and Lenny Moore’s 3 yard run tied the game late. Myhra’s conversion gave Baltimore the lead as Ameche added a second TD and Unitas added a short rushing score. The victory, aided by a key blocked extra point, extended the Colts lead in the conference standings.
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State Cage Season Opens With Maryland Schedule
The Associated Press notes the 1947 48 college basketball season begins December 1 with Maryland State at Hunter College in New York. Maryland opens ACC play Wednesday against North Carolina State, the defending tournament champion. Maryland faces Northwestern Saturday as part of a busy early week alongside other state colleges at East venues.
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Whitetail Deer Hunter Season Opens Statewide
The Whitetail Deer herd grows yearly with a buck in velvet and a doe seen nearby. Officials urge a doe season to maintain health as firearms season opens today through Saturday. Authorities predict a record kill statewide.
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ACC Court Open Today in Coastal Conference Play
The Associated Press reports basketball opens a new era as the ACC begins play with 12 games this week. North Carolina State and Maryland appear strong while North Carolina and Duke drop. Non conference games feature Clemson at Georgia and Penn State at NCSU. Maryland seeks balance after three starter graduations. NCSU returns its starting five. Meanwhile South Carolina and Virginia look to reload with key stars, as Clemson and Wake Forest field brickwork rosters. The piece weaves in deer hunting notes amid the broader sports and local wildlife tangents.
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College basketball lettermen pace ACC rosters
North Carolina boasts seasoned reserves led by Lee Haffer and Harvey Salz after a 19-7 season. Duke has no returning top scorers, with lettermen Bar net Robertson Bateman Joyce and Watson. Wake Forest faces Davidson while Duke meets Clemson as schedules unfold across the week.
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Basketball Sunday Results Across Games
Route of scores shows Philadelphia 103 over Minneapolis 84 and New York 100 over Philadelphia 163. Boston 116 beat Detroit 96 while New York 115 edged Philadelphia 163. Minneapolis 108 defeated Syracuse 10S and St Louis 98 beat Cincinnati. Monday schedule lists nonstandard games.
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